The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

s&led "Fibur,ern and always acknowledged the eon.
soops entered sran.sa lac srs. rs. vss
whipping cur with white, or chsmorissa, ribbon 90
As nech, end constantly Afterwards he walked the
fhs soldiers. Fiituster patr nzed par
hcnsr company, bu. would mess 10 day With one and
seneed pun ctuAy ard the SOLDIERS urea of the r
cIshels be testified his appreciation BY loud barking
"Misus:er'n ara he deserved their CONFIDENCE when
party left this city, Filiousero went along, and
LIST week when GEN Gocaria party lsf this city for
Dbontsep FIibuser vent with IL and continued along
scp. esafred he enemy Fisus.er heated the col
Enr, Ard While thus CALAMITY charging the town,
ard After ss~ revolutions he dsad-not soldier but
paused 10 gceve, and they their friend doubt
hsif tppen.e for war was greatly vhstted
TIE PATE OF FILLIBUsrER-rHE DOG OF TIE ARMY
BY CORPORAL PrPECIAY
Ou, htle bark hsd landed her small but gallant band
Within he hsroor Of San JUAN upcn tee promised land
rhs enemy lad vsnosed their srongholds, TOO, we're
Our troops bivcuackipg despite Of wind and ran;
When, BY the watch hre's hickerirg light down from
mountain trail,
smishd hound crsp to our mdst-snd thereby hangs
gauns and gr'zsed creature with harsh and matted
And eyes lie fierce mountain WOLF just started
No pc. ier lsdss paIlor nor watch .cr lonssoms hs
Yet strangely, too he followed as on march or in the
De vss orr constant shadow, .. midnight or BY day
Eespite Of hicks and curses few far bet~esn
Despite Of viptry weather, and hunger, too, we'en,
H.s con duet eve; 'aithful, again and sin again,
BY ssow degrees did gain for HIM the favor Of ocr men,
And when 81 Rvas bloody field he charged troops
BIS bark rose ever loud and clear in the hiskss. Of the
AID when GSaaadas plaza charged 1t early ncraings
Ee The fend incarnkse- the demon ef the SIGHT
Al asst the SIGHT being and returned again,
Be then became the soldiers PRIDE 10 pleasure or pain
uuGn IN he wi N all
Familiar with ssch company and every dinner eau.
Prompt was ne at cress parade, a. the tapping OF the
drum,
Or barking appreciation at the ERE of . platoon
ae followed eseh dead soldier in silence to the grave
And collars Of bright ribbons too we plated about his
Beck;
But FOR gsuds and bravery full little da be reck
Fer they did sction his free spirit eothra
And 20 he Oft would loe them BY bone, dog ball
And learned 70 love him, this giant and shaggy
70 laugh bin rough gsmbols g-eet his daily round
Afd De became pensioner kind Of soldiers pet,
As you may rec by this rough fAetca he's not forgotten
put wien small detachment was TO Chontales sent,
focast nest al traitors he with ths troopers wsp.
IN Juiralps's plaza. our soldiers met the s,e,
AND bullet fcon their ri8emen full did lay hi "a
lie fe-'wss In the fought tie charge he fear
iess led,
And dsd s, bravely fighting for the cause had often
TIED
from El Nicarsgusnse, Msyl7l
During ne absence OF Gen. Goicouris the Depart
Wrns VI Sbons1es frequently heard
Of band Of oisaected troops, hur and Fifty
mum VINO p.radedths country, rosoiog and hasrass
ng Sd the quiet people OF the district. They took every
description OF property ana frequently pressed the In
efsDs INTO tnsir RANKS soldiers Two freedmen
ieft this city 10 NINE Libersd also forced t.
Join the party. Two officers Of ths bandit-one hociog
fret leu.enaats commission under Cha moro and the
secoEd esptains-were taken ani shot by Gen. Cocoon
ria. rhe couatry through which troops marched
whcl deserted BY the inhabitants, through esr Of
The bsDsi crowd alrsyed in opposition :, the govern
mtpt. Ger Goicour;a with twenty Ave men, challenged
them 20 IghI bu they always ed aud tie opinion
of the yeope that there sragglers intend bong
ftey tathed clos ely chased when they vii. 60
into Hoe curas. Major Rogers has promised full
acip.,n OF The route.