The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-08
THE EQUITIES LNW.4R.
From the Paris Journal dps Debats.

From the Paris Journal deS Debats.
VERcELLt, June /
The telegraph will have informed you of the
gonous feat oil arms accomplished by the Sd
ZaAves bpy ond Palestro. This Brave regiment
mad beginning by capturing the cannon that
were playing upon them. Balls and grape
wev thrown tvvlce that was all The
artillery men were dead.
Let me give you the recital OF wounded
Zuave whom met yesterday at Torrione two
three hours after the fight
owe were very quiet there before brook,
when We saw FIVE or six hocsemen on height
not far off we said they were Austrian hussarS
reconrphering, and made ready to have little
conve sation with them. But suddenly pack
Of grPe came upon US, accompanied with
showF Of balls The rascals had put guns on
the hd, and hid their Tifiemen in the wheat
wher we could not see sign OF them. While
we wre looking about, grape mlngei with the
conversation. The colonel sees from where the
shot ONES by the smoke. The officers turn 10
Us s.ouayes = they shout, SO the guns = We
all Iep into the brook. The water was up 10
our ncks our cartridge boxes take bath
and " can't fire single shot. It was a good
800 ards tothe Batteries. But didn't We 90
nvprihe ground like gymnasts How thew
fell The grape moved the grass around US.
In awinklng we are on the hill, hitting, stri-
king sabbing. A she'll falls and five OF nv
colnldrs art blown INTO the air. Look nv
casoe is full Of their blood. I had my arm
operd, but The guns were ours"
Tis story affected me, confess I grasped
the and Of the arm that was bound in red rib
bon. A little tremuously | asked the names Of
the Ulcers who were wounded Thank God, /
nonv hom we knew have fallen. will not !
Spea of others should fear to be Inexact and /
10 tEow mourning into many families. Alas |
ther was one whom Commandant Bocher .
preated TO me only the evening before. New
or VS. face more gay and laughing than his .
washen. HIS head had been taken off by
ball
de was as good as he was big" said the
Zatve.
have given up making the acquaintance OF
ofi,rs. These shocks inlure me. They say
il because | am used not used to it,
the evening or next morning after these
mderous frays, at the table d'hote, or at the
cat when the officers meet 10 get the news,
the we see how, in some OF It's features, grief
is lngled with carelessnesS. The news COM
ersre questioned name is spoken a coun-
t4nce contracts clenched fist comes down
oule table; hand is passed quickly over
thieves. One comrade bites his moustache
amber gets up and steps aside 10 cough, turn
inhis head his neighbor lights cigar, his
tal trembling a little. An ejaculation, an
ca, souvenir is heard. "Poor fellow %
"7o devil ~ s'Such good fellow " They ;
sd!ow cup of coffee and separate.
he funeral oratlon OF the departed is fn-
isd
WELL MARRY THIS FALL."-I gave her
re and gave her ring, and asked her 10 mar
me then, but she sent them II back, insensi-
thing, and said she had no notion OF men,
Hold her I'd oceans of money and goods, tried
| f-ighten her with growl; but she answered
lie wasn't brought up IN the woods TO be
ightened by the screech of an owl. I cal
d her beggar and everything bad: sighted
er FEATURES and form; till at length succeeded
getting her mad, and she ragged like sea IN
storm. And then in moment turned and
niled, and called her my angel and all, she {
II in my arms like weari,o child, and ex-
aimed, We will marry this fall Il