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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-08
srSBer a(s BreuBeu, @adIen uno gusern 3u.

SrGBer a(8 VreuBel, Sa9Ien uno Ba9ern 3us
Iailmengeuonlalen. Jta6cem Die St9ren5e
fsltgeitelIt, mlr0 man nun an Die 0te9ulirum9
Der ebenlo, nle Die bisbertBe Qnlur' @ren5e,
5pelfelbulten Strede BON &laGtu n1A Dem Sou
Uernement Gomaf, oeben. Die auf Dieieln @e>
bet wpbnenOen @bineien uno- 0Iulien leben in
fortwabrenoem Streit. 0tamentlt4 BEL Su9oen
tlaSen tte Gbinelen, 0aB 0tulieu ouf ibrem Sc
bet unp nul8etebrt Diele, Dap e~rltere ami benz
ibrt9en ia9en. lin Oteie StteltlBteiten b~ei5ule.
gen, Miro natiirl,6 clue 6e(tltelunB per @ren5e
alS n0tbig erad)tct uaO Der 0eldtdli9felt D<r
rul(ii1eu Diplomatic mirD pies mObl gum NOrz
tbeile 9fuBlanO8 ppQfontnlen 9%eliu8an. Die iOe
eben ttatt9efunOeue 6etlte4un8 Der Sltgreu5e
am Amur mar ibri8en8 na9 ruiltl4eu An9a>
ben ni9t5 anDere8 al8 cine 0utmldun9 oeS
5ebler8, zen @olomn I'M 6riepeu scn Iterts
ldln8f be3an9cn bat, nmIpmebr. oa ME nl6
ttd8lld b~2ptelen ptrp, bic @biuelen bis gum
@rIdellen Der J(ullen am Amur i'm II. Slbr
buneert, otelen Strcm niht al8 ben ibri9en be.
tradtet un0 Daber Die Nnfu1it Der Stuffed ni6t
be1Atet bitten. OlrduS nun miro aefclgert,
Dap Die leet3e GrWerbung Der Nmur- WlinDunB
feline neue, lCn0ern eigeutliA nur eiue Bieper,
erOberin3 lei. g8te Dte Bj5e naA Dem 0te8en,
10 ldIeBen @Olcnteen am Nmur:0 ebiet ouf uno
nit tbaen rift Die Bropa0anoa Der rulliIGz
3rtefl(9er &r4e in Der WtanOl4urei por. Bur
6oroeruE8 Der NnlieOlungeu mill uan G5inelen
Don ben ptAt ber0lterten Suleln In Da5 Nlnlur,
0ebiet lodeu. Deren 8epDlferun9 miro leiht
ner0sr, neil lie falt gar feline reti9IGlen 8e9riffe
b1beu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-08
Oierntanta O2dnncrcflnr

Den ya fJben WtttslteSern etnfpetlsn ;ur @abri4t, s.
bas erte 8ran5&en am Opnnertag ben o ,. Mtts, fattf
ben miro. DGs glSbere IN stner lpatereu &n3eig.
8SVt nsApmtte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-08
Neuer GntnSubN!

SD 3e8e rnstnen asePrten 5reunpeR at, Rab cine nsue Sen
buns bes t%refflttien
Gatauh1sS Suffers uto Gatapbls TeOerlpeiReH
Set utr et~n9strpfsa 1T. ru
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-08
@ute 0eledenbelt.

Gin gut %ecleeerer unb ~gansbarer @rUeCrsfure rfrb peaen
Gamilten- gerBaltntfen bllt4 %ab8eSs6en. g%tderes be! Mr..
s. %e1tmutt, @fe Ypf FtttIe Dionantent- unp Ntcrslirdss,
1@JR
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-08
Meme &am5ei0en.
ASnruunn.

FNAJANAHEEEEE!E'
Gin ieosr ptrO .0terwtt aafmeFtiam 8ema&t, fb Dor etnen'
tntem er Den rnabtdn8tBen &urn. (pp Ct ais @bren.
Nttt9lieo ~fna9trte), tpwte mebrere 9eripnen aus eenielbeH,
auf bic tntperttnenEttts unb unperiGdntefte 9oetfe bef9wtn'
, cit BAT. "
SHua feltf ttere iebD& CUR Rabri6t baB Der l1nabtdnotse
& urn-Werett tbn pesen SWwtnbet am +. Sttpber 1898 a u 5.
bat.
SIN &uftraee be5 3eren8
SO &pnr. 8ewede, corr. G6riftpart.
80" Ds4fel6lStter Nerben 8ebe ell 81 eOpiren.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12
HEPERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE

They helped her 10 leave the court, and
Mr.. Miller followed her. Fastening up
on her wan face a look Of pity, he said,
My poor girl, should like to do some
thing for you. What is you want J!
Il wan, to be kept from losing the next
world as have lost this.
Here, 90 to my house and ask for my
daughter, said he giving her card
Margaret said Miss Miller to her
cham ber-maid, after she had read !he
words on the card, and heard some Of An
mas hardships, couldn't you find room
for this girl in some lodging house
There must be many such houses for peo-
pie think
Il dare say, men, returned Margaret
but I'm not used to going about among
Thin places, men,
Haven't you a sister who keeps house!'
asked the young lady, could she not take
her for little while 2
The chamber. tossed her head. Il
don't think she would like to, mem. She
lives very respectable, does my sister.
u don't know what 10 do, said Miss
Miller, perplexeG.
But when Anna next spoke, her words
were wild and incoherent. Her suffer
Iings Tor the last few days had been toe
much for mind and body, and she was
now fairly deIirious.
When Mr.. Miller, came home, he sem
for carriage, and had her taken TO the
hospital. There, two days after she died
--Pelerson'S Magazine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12
How 10. be Rich.

The following code OF business maxims
was adopted some thirty years since, by
one of our exemplary merchants, who
has grown AMI prospered under them un-
I'll now and whose firm is one 0f those
very few of our large importing ard job
bing houses who have signed no notes nor
acceptances for more than twelve years.
The sheet and little frame in which il
hangs was all that was received for bad
deb! of more than $4,000. The owner Of
The framed sheet has often remarked "lhat
the sale was a profitable one:'
"How TO BE RlcH.-The way TO get
credit is TO be punclual. The way 10
preserve il is not to use it much. Settle
often; have short accounts.
Trust no mans appearances-ihey are
eceptive-reihaps assumed, Tor the pur-
pose Of obtaining credit. Beware OF gau-
dy exterior. Rogues generally dress
well. The rich are plain men. Trust
him, if any who carries but liule on his
back. Never trust him who flies into
passion on being dunned; make him pay
quickly, if there be any virtue in The law.
Be well satisfied before you give
credit that those 10 whom you give 1t are
safe men 10 be inlrusted.
Sell your goods at a small advance, anu
never misrepresent them, for those whom
YOU once deceive will be weary oil tue
second time.
Deal uprighhy with all men, and they
will repose confidence in you, and soon
become your permanent, customers.
Beware Of him who is an office seeker.
Men do not usually want an Office when
they have anything to do. A mans al
fairs are rather low when lie seeks oihce
for support
Trust no stranger. Your goods are
better than doubtful charges. What 10
character worth, if you make 1t cheap oy
creditng all alike!
Agree beforehand with every man
about to do a Job, aud if large. put 1t IN
writing. If any decline this. quiz or be
cheated. Though you want job ever
so much, make all sure at The onset, anu
in case at all doubtful, make sure OF the
guarantee. BE 10; afraid 10 ask u; tho
best test of responsibility for. II offence
be taken you have escaped loss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12
Insect in the Lungs.

The Evansville (Ga.) Journal relates
that young man of that city had been for
some months afflicted with a serious cough
and hemorrhage from the lungs, so that
it was feared he was entering into fatal
consumption. But he was relieved IN a
singular manner. Cne night he was al
lacked, while in bed, with violent fit of
coughing, which was followed with CO.
pious hemorrhage and as the blood 1owed
from his lips he felt solid substance Of
some size pass them. On examining the
blood thrown up, bug with six horny
legs and incipient delicate wings was
found in il. The head of The insect was
ou, Of proportion to lis body. The for
mer was OF the size of small pea, with
eyes distinctly perceplibIe. while its body
was only the size Of large grain OF bar
lev. The thing was alive and active. and
being put into liquid, it was. the last We
heard from it, still animated. Since this
the unpleasant sensations
have passed off and the cough has ceased
and The only trouble has been one slight
hemorrhsge day or two sf:er eXPecioTa-
ting the bug.
The sufferer is Of the opinion that he
inha'ed the lalva, or egg Of the insect, and
that ii entered the substance OF his lungs,
and then hatched, as the sensation OF ex-
D. Hing the creature was like tearing away
a portion OF the organ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12

MOVEMENTS OF GEN. WALKER.--.7n-
other Descent on Niearagua.--1hTee
Thousand .Hen 10 LaUesf the San Juan
Riper.--A private despatch from New
Orleans informs as thai Tue Steamship
Company, chartered by The Alabama Leg
isla,ufe. will run The FIRST boat from Mo-
bile 10 San Juan del Norie (Greytown.)
on the 25lh Of dis monih--wben Gen.
Walker, with a strong saBguard and staff,
viii proper appointments Of all kinds,
will proceed 10 invest the San Juan River.
he will be followed, as soon as prsctica-
bic. by dsiaehmenIs Of his army, sc as 10
and concentrate a column ol
about three lhousand meu.-- Brooklyn
Mar. Thursday Ecening.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12
G303G8 20Bg.82T.
CRANK FORESTER"
BY NED BUNTLINE.

Gone TO the tomb-hurried away
Dust unto dust and clay unto clay
A sorrowng heart and soul made mad
BY wrongs which will make the best men
bad
Gone to the tomb-driven to death,
By the blast of the slanderer's breath
Pity him not--y0ur sympathy's lost,
He has the dread Rubicon crossed
Pity nor Scorn can shadow his brow,
NoI can malice dishearten him now
Gone 10 the tomb --hastened away,
To base inlerme6lers too easy prey
Not he the first, half-broken heart,
From loved one sundered apart
BY the SANDERS devlish art
Driv'n desparIng to Deaths ready mart
Not he the last to suffer and die,
Seeking refuge where men connot lie !
Gone TO the tomb-there let him lay
In peace meath the mercilul clay
Awake not the past, breathe not his name
Though once it vas allied to fame.
Let HIM rest in his too early grave,
While they live whom in death he forgave
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12


frighlluI wound in his side from timber.
He survived iii the next morning. Mrs.
Hand and her infant in her arms when she
struck the ground, but the concussion
compelled her 10 let 60 her hold upon 1t,
and il was tossed some distance into the
slough, where she heard It's cry, but ow-
ING TO her severe injuries, was unable to
attempt its rescue. There she remained
all night, her person partly in the water,
and in the course Of lis dreary watches the
dead body of her inlan! was drifled TO the
shore, and she had il in her aims when
discovered in the morning.
Another family named McWiIllams
suffered terribly. Miss Mary Ann Me-
Williams, about twenty-five ; her sister
Harriet, aged about sixteen, and her broth
er Thomas, about fourteen, are among the
dead, and The poor old mother, eighty
years of age-the only remaining mem
Der of the family. except some Older chill
dren who were living al dlstance--was
very badly injured. The boy Thomas
was not at first conscious of having re-
ceived any hurt, and rescued the body OF
| his elder sister from the ruins soon alter
the catastrophe, but he was so badly ln-
jured internally thai he died the next
morning.
w. E. Thompson, his wife and child,
Mrs. BrazeIton and her two children,
son and daughter, Martin Wentworth
Levina Lacey, Hiram Johnson and child
aid two other persons whose names were
unknown to The informant, make up the
list of the fourteen instantly killed, COM
prised in a special dispatch TO US from
Monmouth last evening. These embrace
all the names of the dead which we have
been able to obtain. The bodies OF the
dead were absolutely torn TO pieces.
The ILLINOIS ToRNADo-IOagh No-
| Iries.-The stories told Of the freaks OF the
late tornado in Illinois are quite as aston
ishing as the hurricane must have been to
the frightened inhabitants. The Peoria
Transcript is responsible for The follow
ling:
CAT Kappa, two ladies were blown
away and have not since been heard from
They probably wore hoops. AT Chenos
il demolished house completely, and yet
! left book case that was in ii without
scratch or broken glass. 1t carried
large mirror sixty feet and lid il down
unbroken. The next morning after the
storm a man was seen to crawl from under
barn, who after being questioned, stated
that as he was coming across the prairle'
the wind picked him up and carried hun
half mile, setting him down in pond OF
water four feet deep; he waded out and
90, on a little rise of ground, when the
wind took him again and hurried him with
violence against the side of the barn, un'
der which he crawed and spent the
night
"The most wonderful feat Of all, how
ever occurred at Chenos. A farm house
was blown at two jumps no less than 3CO
feet from where i, stood. and set down so
easily that the pIasiering was not cracked
or the dishes knocked off the table, which
was set for supper. similar occurrence
took place al Gilman, where kitchen was
blown from the side Of the house into
slough withou: plate being broken, and
when our informant left the inmates were
iourneying back and forth on raft 10 get
the cooking utensils or breakfast"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12

Mary, my loye do yoI remember the
textihis morning ?" No, papa, never
can remember the text, I've such bad
memory" MARY" said her mother,
"did you notice Susan Brown {" 20.
yes. What fright! She had on her
last years bonnet done Up. Pea-green
sik. black lace manilIla. brown gsIiefs,
an imitation Honiton collar, q lava brace
let. her OLD ear drops, and such ian
@. my =" Morher-"Well, nv dear, your
memory is improving,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12

The land slides, which recently hap
pened on the western end Of the B. d ..
Railroad have been removed and trains
are now running on time through from
Wheeling.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12
.Ma,v. where's ,he irving pan 2

MARY, where's the frying pan !! 4
'Jemmy's got il caring mud and oys:
ter shells up the alley. with he cal iof .
horse The dear little fellow. wbsl
genius he will make But 60 and geiit
we're going TO have company, aud mpsi 'i
frv some fish for supper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12

The instructions 80 opr pas1i iofee' -,
The West Indies, and elsewhere are "
warn British cruisers against inc ''''''"o"
Of American vessels,--Oiher"ise 10 pre-
vent il by force. ~ est
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12
Rnniism in Hoops.

At Chicago, last week. rather amusing
scene took place during the baptism oi q
young lady by the pastor Of The TabeIna-
Gle. The Union says -
The minister requested her 10 assume
the dress peculiar 10 such an occasion. but
she declined 10 take of her hooped skirt
The minister told her OF The lnconvenien-
ces that must necessarily result rom her
obs,inacy, but she persisted. When she
came to descend into the bath, the inflated
skirt touched the water and rose up
around her like balloon. He; head was
lost TO the congregation. she was swal-'
lowed up in The swelling skIrl, 'he MINIS
ter tried TO force her down into The balh'
but she was kept above the surface by mo
floating properties of tie crlnol'ne. and
was bouyed up SO successfully That II was
not until after much difficulty and many
forcibly attempts TO submerge the LADY ihe
minister succeeded in baptislng The lar
one. Finally it was effected, TO the re'e't
Of the minister and the seriously 'nciined
audience, who could not keep from laugh
ing in their handkerchieIs. g." ~. 4,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12

A ToUcH OF THE ARABIAN NsoHTss--l
The latest Munchausen story was relaied 2
by boy who was begging in The slnes
of Petersburg, Virginia, The oIbcr Gay.
lie said thsl he was cabin boy, and ior
some Of hi, mischevous prsnks was head
ed up in an empty watercask, with only
The bung hole 10 breathe through. Vh
the following nigh, squaI! came up. the
sb,p went down with all on board exeePs
himself, the cask containing him baSing
rolled over into the .ea on sudden lurcih
of The vessel. Fortunately u kept "o"hg,
up," and after ibiny hours floating ABOUT
he was east on the coast. whore, sher he
had made desperate sfTorts 10 release hini'
self, he gave himself up 10 die. Some
cows slrolIing along the beach were at
,racted to The cask. and IN switching
around il. one Of them sccidenisliy Dip
ned her tail into the bOng-hoIe. which the
bow grssped Immediately. and ''iroze on
,oI with admirable resolution. The cow
started of, aud aller summing about three
hundred yards lbe cssk struck against
rock, and knocked 10 pieces. Alter van
dering about for several days, be hsiisJ .
vessel. was taken on board. and carried To
City Port, from whence he proceeded 70
Petersburg !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-12

perne,ual motion is woman's tongue
when she IS talking about her baoy'
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Ver,nischte Anzeigen.
@ratss nnb asnpsrs l&amtnaittsrl.

Sanfeunetrt sHtailtrte gratss uno S}enbers ~ sr ,Sa,Isst,p
gts'sn! Der llntsrp idne,s flbrt eaS eItste Sag F, pm @rats
ane MEMBERS, aus ieintr signtn {satrif, welbes ie benz ie teen pu.
e!l!an, SblsrIrt wore'n in. grateS Nno tolcIbii iu fats IN mao Sr
nsaimn Mhltern UNI 5a'rnS. os pisrsdtse 'racipts,s artSiTGs. prr-
IpWpsHatnee rlnes &c. ic, etsnip febr iob6re rinbr ~Sfenbsrs, fpwte
shSsre, ne no tslcnesrS aS Stuten;srSs FIR ben Ssmrrsr eianeu.
aa Lnh9, que Siasi une ganc mereen pinttltb unb iurafal' 8
Sus9etHptt.. aSiscerssrtauftr trnntn nob ben uichriaileu nVrStit, 4
saarer Ysioblune. ~ ''"'
ser tnttIieldtnsit bifiti S%criuirrtbcn in Der Bell une Srae.
}runer9", @ainfr., sfpiItsn s. u. 9. Str, Tidlncrt, ga. ~
L. !. SAMUEL .. OBnpnn.
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Qln pos teutlns Vublifum.

Inter allen S~rfneunSFn Der ncucrsn Sru Itm,nt SduTcrs's sr.
pisorater lcnpbl ais etn iniecs Abfibrureemitsl, ale oub lstcr-
%rsintssness Ssilrnittel Den srhcn Rans Gin. Gs mtrtt ~baurtIltlib
ouT Die Sseer. wslte eurtb ben gctrautb bieier 0tcpi;in aacr unrei.
nsn, DEM aorper 10 ltdcliher S6ff, in ben Woscn enisbiat us
eurt Die 9~rp0bnlitten Handle 0bfubrt. @uh scacn llnpcrpdulth.
teu. SoUebsnnsn. gPanstt an Grpttt &c. 1T ee nab Den 3elauiTen
tanlsneer pen MIenlten, msl6e balclbe MT @rrIe sebrau6t baden,
f'ne eer ttlten petlmitel. Ger @rfrle iii id,nctl uno fiber.
prets yer 8lafhe SI.00.
3u ~ptltauftn bel Mbie II. Gjrop. Mrptbtfsr
147 Watn Ctr.
0aleltit III audo ihts cin Yo0es T0rrtin,cnt ppn allen WeSi,insn.
5arben, @las, Dele II. e9i. psrr6tbi9.
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Ocean @adst= uno Gclp Ssf6rrerunas Gpmmi1isn
Neenttn:
g. 2d,tuiSt IL Op.

Sneaifp~, GpmmtfIirns., Spebttions.. uni
Be6fel 8efb6ft.
Sriefe uo 0odtte, Gsttsre bis III so 0funbG5swidt wsrb,r
nit lepen rcn bier %abgcbenSen @pibdnpfer nadb irScno ttaenOrte
Ger 2Stlt (spr;l9t6 9eutfbtano umb Die SdrcG) franfirt tS
Nr Srfinmun9 peer tbsilpriic. prpnlet une nit Der erGBten Sibsr-
oet trpeetrt, 9e9cn 0oranie unb S6eir.
@t3lsi uo @nmetlnngen, in cen 6autpldsen ssn
Gutrau Ill tabtn. "
@et6ous3otlun9e an tretn0 cine @brtiIe in Deutf6.-
ub Reicr6nc.
10y Sur @id,mons ub l~lmssscnb tatsn mir 0n. g. SoffeI
unl.rc a9cniur ubcrtragen. IS. d. ibt n e.
Did aWf Sbiscs %te,etenN, titnt I'M biz srnsietenNuftrdas mel.
mex "reGn6C unb yoneSltute 81 y. SoGT,I
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SSe,p=Marfct Spiel.

ede 0te UNI NiIrlbaltraBe, 3tthmono. So.
9ieiss men elrgsrtebttts, frubsr ppn 5rn, g. Vpmtuiein otfibrt,
otuil@e GMltplalae wlr6 Dem onrb eienoen Vublifum tchsens em.
sdoes'n III; NGn9enssr lSU'rrsr) trbaIIen freunpltde 8inlrasr,' .in,n
9ntth pcutidlen &tltb unit biz auim,rf,amite 9,eptenlnna. Sas mt
S!slsm 9alle vsr1unbsne G~'alSpmcr unp abrisen gyrtbs'Safs.
MeuhilN ti!Sh, Spitlilnimfr II. (. NJ. finn beaurn1 ciuasribtri' unS
'"'s'p'l "ue SHen Se!rante frtlb uno in better Sualifat ~ babsn.
H4. -r l-.4Ia s. Warrbauien H.. Spnp.
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Wtrtbi d. u it

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imon S~tetnlefn,
go. aoo Sroapz, 3mt6en Der 6. UNI. I. StraBe.
gas'- @lsn Srsul Den ump 9ttanntcn, Iumie en,en; oetbr,en' s,-
bllh!m abtIbaupi mlrc bnrn ansewret, boB bieis auESs orihrsSa.
Seu lI, Ss lasnIs stnasINttsts Nirtbldaft nit allen Ser, anoWaasn
tartNnesn @srantsn une lonfisengrriihunsen imf Sas WttfifEI
aue@sltatisi 1T, namentlit. nit: "''N'"'t'
SNwslSsr ,ylnisurssr ardatre unb 6padntiIhsn adIe.
@pashollNsn 9srln9en Saroelen up SaotnsA,
Jmpprtirnn Sdlnten u Ssrpslats l8url,
9ulsleuif! Semi,
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fowis
Oetltlheh rno ran,Gilhem gBetnsn.
4 t&bstnpsine, Narfsrahrr nJ s3
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.fHprTt'rttH oentttsn Gtauturen unb Srannipetutn. iEEaz5
.~sl.a3is ~ @1tes 9psiihsenmaiitr, & -.
RAJ 5ril&em, sutsm ~taserttsr. ia
eiBarytn better 2ualiiaf,
W. 70. u. (. 10.
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9aaertter Sla.lpn

50, ,,m.a.a. 8; 5Sber,g3 5a,,l 5rs.
go. IL 9tainltr, (8pdstts), nabe Dem eantunasplabe
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NO a..

ing the assault, On the Sth of September,
1855, the day of the assault, the French had
pushed their approaches to thirty-two PAGES
from the counterscarp of the Malakoff; while
the English had scarcely reached within 225
yards OF the ditch Of the Redan The failure
OF the English is attributed to the trenches
not being pushed sufficiently near the Redan
to their being too small to accommodate the
requisite forces without confusion, and chiefly
to that total absence of conduct and skill in
the arrangements for the assault, which left
the storming party without support.
The retreat of the Russians, after the fu-
rious efforts to regain the Malakoif, is said t o
he the finest operation Of the war, and SO ad-
mirably carried out that not one straggler re-
maincd behind The termination of the siege
was mainly due to the extensive use of NOR
tars, finally rcsortcd to by the allies; and it is
thought that if they had been employed in the
the siege would have been Of short.
er duration Among the other causes which
contributed to its length, ware the skill of the
Russian engineers, the constant use of sorties,
the fine practice of their artillery, their apprc.
ciation of the true use Of fcld.words, the
with which they repellcd assaults at
the point Of the bayonet, the employment Of
rifle pits Oh an extensive scale, and finally, the
constant receiving Of rcinforcemcnts which
enabled them 10 fill the gaps made by disease
and the accidents Of war
The American officers conducted their course
of observation with great fidelity, and its re-
suits, as embodied in this Report, reflect high
credit upon American military science The
Report makes quarto volume Of $50 pages;
and has many Illustrations especially of army
formations and Of military equipments. ts.--New
York Courier and Enquirer.