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nytpFND NOTICE At meeting q IL Pfssid,ut All d.
u fe,tolt n hh Ccuspany, held this tay u
hes Ihst dividend q r ptr tsr tour i5ars DER
snare - declared payable % the sckhod-s o her s -
reutauves On and amer the let dag q December newt
Al ssiraci from ths minutes
Terte. THos W HROcErVpaof.as
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{ HsMPAGNE.-arsp Fsur ds ncusT .aa Inperis 81
- ~ oEn luportatou from ne Weijsnoun
Us DIcgss ase Nia iuRssal ettss knosp Green sssl
no v.ad We Ron Noe, chandon De woriI
- q eRASZ, Ne q kxshsng, Blosk.
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~ i9rn SIT rrsrf-s 70 rsr-.-.-. - a. y
tate fhereof" ~ ~ - 4. 80
aufl-tiissrt - -7'V
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ONAND AFTER MONDAY, TIIE I2TH e..
" DAY Of tkPtENhER next, the and 49,
freight trains which leave Richmond sud Petersburg Nondays
Wednesdays and Fridays viii start At o'clock Instead q
A. " a. hitherto T. ~ wYNyE
seQ-tm gupsrfnt.nfept
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TNURKIssa SMOKING TOBACCO.-we bsv, /. 10,
~ W superior furttsh fpeacco for smoking 4 II
quality, for sale ~ BLAIR Il en- N,fprat ,v~r nv
sept-aw lsts w "A u.s.-.e', :, "A.
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Dollar WEE EL0PGs. --The
Detroit fFes Press, of the I'd inel chronicles the
elcpemsnt, few days siEee, Of the young and
hesufif1l wife Of Mr.. NJ A. MAzrIS, q railroad
contractor, hsins 81 Three Rivers. Michigan, and
raAn Of considerable wealth The husband start
ee en- trip to St. Louis, taking With hin cen
siderable cum OF money, ARa leaving in his Wifs's
care $780,
HsVing got IS far "a the 6rst railroad ststion, he
ccncladed not to go, and returned in day OF two
sfter leaving hcue finding on his srriTsl thst bis
wife had disappeared With the uhsle amount Ct
money that he had left in her possession He zsesr-
tanned that she had goae direct to Kalamazoo, and
had taken the there for Detroit, where be fol-
lowed her. he was not slow in finding out tue fact
that she had fer time been carrying or an in
trigue with certain party, whs vas expected soon
to follow her. She was aided in her Eight By
brother, who was scaPegraes enough to take her into
buggy and transport her to the nearest station.
She had been married but few months, and had
been raised frOIa not very elevated ststeu en- &C.
count of her personal beauty with which the
wealthy bachelor was struck. He was providing
her with teachers in music, and endeavoripg 10 par
feet her in various other accomplishments, IN which
be desired TO see her shine. She hsd everything
young woman. could desire in the way of drsss and
other luxuries Of lie and LEFT good home such Is
che Eill never End again
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TaE WEATHER AND THE CRoPs.-The past week
has heen as regards the weather all that could have
been desreJ for the groEiDg crops The tsmpera-
up TO Saturday very hot the thermometer rang
Jag frcm 80 9a, With copious showers Saturday
afternoon and night. The corr Is growing rapidly,
and oats and grass coming better than expected
The wheat IS pretty generally harvested in Ken
taeky and Southern Iadi7ua aud Ohio aud the quail
ity very superior Samples cent Us from various
sections the past week certainly the fnest We
ever saw, both rs il regards the length Of the head
ssd the iullness Of the grain In Iced, We have no
complaints from soy part, except those portions Of
Ohio and PenRsylvsBia where the frost damaged
the crop, IS Ve stated three weeks ago fully TO the
extent Of One-third There is no doubt Of this
though many thee ibought he damage Vss far
greater than this but it has since been discovered
such Hss not the case
speaking IN the aggregate. there can be no doubt
that the indications ere strongly in favor Of
great abundance OF food the coming season through
cut the Union C5acinnat Price Current, july s.
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Aasb6aI. anian ana amtrltan.


GARIBaLDI.---A fersien letter "a the Bostsn T[ay-
sisr aays GARlsAEnI Is short. thin. nervous.louh
iog naa, decided blonde; bur his little graz eye
has the sparkle ef polished stes.. His halF is cut
IS snort as possible Es wears his heard bat there
i n0ihins striking Absal i-you see hundreds just
Ike It On the b'UleyAFds; il Is bsginaing to be
spFinklea With gay The writer says be does not
know whether GARlBALDr is cruel or NOS. he lacks
gentle. and one Houla give ain sbsoInsion Withou,
asking for confession be is even 50 cvilsed as 10
scar Piarsses as bis eyssigbt is failiae He does
not look as If ia was more than forty years oid
hu; he is fly-three he Is dressed ia The uniforn,
of ssrdinian Generai-that is. in blue coat
trimmed with silver. GARiBALDI has soa who is
: soldier With him, and fights like lion By has
fathers side, and is only tweniy-tES years cid.
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Hons DE CoMB&F.-The battle Of Magents has
benefited the American public in one particular
fer it has introduced the phrase hOgs De eomba.
part Of cur newspaper dictionary stock in such
osses. The convenience Of the term viii be sppre-
eisted By every thoughtful mind. Il includes AL
who, being Eeither killed wounded, are yet put
0st Of the bcttIs-used up, done fer, Otherwise in
cspseiisted fer further hostile effort. And how
many ere the cStasrophee incidental to battle which
can in no other way be SO readily, or safely, or
considerably expressed, under this charming
Gallo euphuism, which only Gallo Wit aud deloa-
oy united could have devised, or have conesiy
ed of the desirsbleness Of desising thus, % he
who fights and runs away" may be said to be put
or to put himself k0rs De coRsbct. He who, st the
first attack resolves mortal fright, aud is thereaf
ter useless, fsod for powder, is plainly hcTs %
coBs6de. Sometimes very respectable generals,
cconels, etc. are to speak, hers &c esa6G before
they 60 into it hut thees are cases of govt and
rheumatism chiefly, or gentle decay, and the hsery
OF the militsry aWregsIds the petient neverheless
as Sighting msn.-BOsteH Courier.
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PARIS GossIP-AlADAME MoMAHoS.-Ths feni-
nine at st Cloud is the buriesqae aspect Of
the war. Madame Neil and NADINE NeMahOn are
at dsggefs dawn. Madame Neil will not speak {
Madame McMshon became General Neil has not
got the baton, whish Mcmahon has grssped in the
confusion. Madame NcAIzhoa viii not accept the
title Of Duchess de Magenta: considers herself les
sened by the souod, and fJrbias the ann rEnceaenf
Of her name coupled with the humiliatiog desis -
nation What! sae, the daughter OF the Ddke de
Castries, whose ancestry may be traced for eentd-
ries the fsvorie Of kings and the counselors Of
emperors Of very different birth 10 the now
balancing himself on the throne, 20 accept modera
newfsngled title, de Pceots. such rs those bestoW
ed BY Napoleon The soldiers Of the army who had
risen from the yeey mud Of the gutter The thing
ia impossible. She losses her chin in the air, aud
resolves TO remain Madame N sMahOn TO the end OF
her days, rather than be called Duchess de Magenta
for enc single honr The situation is SO enbaTrsss-
ing for the Court that Madame Mcmahon has bsen
strongly advised to retire to the country for awhile.
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A Noysrs letter says Some ides may Be formed
Ct the prodigious amount Of hRtsrisl kept con
sts1tly on the move fjr the requirements Of the 81
lied armies, when l state thai the post running
from VercelE 10 this pIacs is unable to proceed.
the road being for ten miles blocked Up with tE0
close contiguous lines Of csissoas, ammunition Wa
gems, ambulance carts, the "equipsgss miitaires,"
st0res Of every description, SC; the confusion is
imEense. Now and then an occasional breakdown
occurs, which, Of course for the time being. blocks
tie whole line wheels get inierlocked AID the gem
eral crush travel along in company fastened Ogeth-
er EoU and then "a unfortunate cart is net com
ing from en- opposite directions there Is no help for
it, and bending to the tide Of circumstances, It
quietly -ejoins the rank and slowly repeces the
journey already nearly accomplished. This inl-
mense trsn win probably not arrive till to-noFroH
and in the meanwhile active preparations are being
made 20 hsYe the bridges repaired against their
rival By-the-by took sn opportunity Of examining
the bridge which the AustriAns blew up retiring
across the Scala at VsreellL | never saw more
perfect piecsof engineering in ny life. The very
foundations we're blown 20 atoms, snd such ssfr0m
aeir depth to the soil Of the river escaped the bases
have beeaso loesensd snd shattered, that it offers
most serious obstsele to the French engineers in
their eBdesvcrs repair the two arches dest Dyed
they have literally TO dig out the debris before they
can renew the foundation Il
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FREsH ARnIrALs



snyder q Fritz ZeI1,
A RE just in receipt Of new and elegant GGods
"A in their line, consisting q
Badss' fine Brown Lasting Congress heel Caters
DO do do Button do Do
do do Black do do do
do do do Congress and Lace do DO
do French Kid slippers;
DO do do DO with heels;
do do White Satin and Kid Caters;
DO do do 90 do Slippers
ALSO:
Misses Congress and Lses Heel Geiters:
90 do do XII Lace Heel Caters snd Boots;
do Kid Heel Boots;
DO Do do Slippers;
Childrsn's KID Heel slippers;
do DO DO Boots
ALSO:
Gents foe Calf Pump s1lc Boots,
do do do do do Caters,
do do Patent Lesther assorted Caters;
do Do DO do Low Quarter Shoes
do do Calf do DO
do do Lasting Oxford Tics,
do do do Congress Gaiters;
styles and quality. *
june23 SNYDER FRIzZELIs
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TAB aANT,s


sEkkEkFE SCENE
SELT ER AP ERIE Mt,
This vuabls ard popular sdcne prepared conformity with
Germany. IN a convenient and portable fcsa has
uuivesaliy reserved the mot favorable recon
uendations Of The Medical profession ana
Discerning Puzzle, ss TIE
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
il and being entitled special preference the many
Mineral spriag waters, sdtz Powders and other similar aT
css both onits coaDacness ard greser efficacy II may be
Used With the hest eject in all
BHious and or7s Dtseases t Haadaehs. Loss ef APpe
r ldigrsfioz, and az similar CON psazts, peculiarly
fzefdent 10 the
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
particularly adapted to Travellers b. Sea and
Land Residents ia Hot Climates, Persons Of sedenary
Habits IRFslids, and convaeseents; Captains OF
Vessels and Planters will and il ! valuable ad-
iifon to their Medicine Chest.
With those vh0 have used it. has high favor and deemed in
torPla ate ne LfssrIt renders great service in
~ CON- a gives the best satisfaction al
laying all inf smmsoy in many cases eaeetnay
rs seeess n ets Of snr Hudigesf;oa HSaysburn and
C6stjseaessPsoves Medicine Of the greatest utility
AetEy Q, the Stomach, and s8e Distressing sickness 90
usual during peeRaaegYields specify, and with marked
n LOTS W 1fs ~ 70 hose asfsz ,,fth Or s,b
s 70 Zee PaeseHy acting the howes neuralizing all
Irritating eeTeon and thereby removing ell inamnatory ten
denotes.
ia fEet Il Is fngaua1ls IN al eases erhe Gentle ADrisnt
PRrgafirs Is required.
II the form Of poSder, carefully put up IN bottles,
keep climate, merely requires water poured il to
produce delightful eferYeseent beverage
Taken the morning, interfeTes with the
The day. getting gently The system, restoring the digestive
powers exciting healthy and vigorous tone OF the stomach aud
elasticity Of mind and few OF spirits which give
to every enjoyment II also enables the invalid to enjoy many
with impuniy, from which he otherwise be de-
barred and without which life is rzsome and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
Of the highest standing throughout the country and it's steadily
increasing popularity for years strongly guarantee s
efficacy and valuable character and the
notice Of intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale snd Retail by
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Druggists
juneI5-dly No. g7o Greenwich ST., cor. Warren n. Y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-09

Fer the FAN Trade.
We receipt desirable and well selected stock
Staple ;sssd Fancy Dry Goods!
Wehave offered to the the retail trade
HAVING puraaed this stock from thel2gest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern Cities feel hest
fancy sayng thereby enabled to cell goods at
Low r IL G e s
and Reasonable Terms house in the city,
Our present stock embrscesevery variety OF
New and Fashionable Desiguso
such as very handsome Robes Ala;
- hqulle
Tabls;
g Pents;
French DeIaines, Plain and Fsncs.
American .
French and English Merinoes;
Fac )niaP lads;
LaveIlas, for travelling Dresses;
U'Bsge's;
Plaid Merino, English French;
Every style Shas Painand Fancy Dress Sksand Cloaks
Black Silks all grades together with other src ous
mention.
Wehave also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Bleached Domestic all grades;
0&I2-s blesched sheengi
A. inch Pillow COttsn;
"a Brown sheetiugi
81
"a and 9-T sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pld LinseY, all kinda.
Fi2nnels, all eolOrS, qualities and pricSzI
Canton ElannelG;
Negro Bsnkets;
Bel Blankets every size and quality;
kefsy, Satnet Ca Vesings Shirts,
Fronts Collars and lin fact every article person
find il complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete
Shoes and Caps DRoar Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets sc To ell n which invite attention CT
the trading community Our motto is to s cheap the
cheapest. hcWHIRTER BROS.
No. 81. North lei
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EACIE sATURDAYIN lilly.

WHOLE TICKETS sib; HALVES ss;GUABTERs saz
Remenb Der thar every Prize tn the above
Scheme A. drawn and payable An fuIl wishe
out deductions
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war GcSsiP-ScraPs from Letters Kren, she
Seat OF WAR;
THE EnyERoE AND rms rROoFs.

saw the Emperor Napoleon Oh horseback watch
ing the troops Gle % before him on their way to
Milan. It is needless to say that he was cheered
with almost frantic enthusiasm. He said some
thing to every one, and sll his observations were
happily appropriate. heard him say &c the officer
in command OF one of the regiments engaged at
Bufalora. " I am glad to see you safe and sound,
Colonel. heard yOa had been wounded" enc,
sire, nothing whatever" was tbs reply, in tone
that seemed TO imply regret at not having uouni
10 show for the engagement ait was not your
fault Colonel" graeiously observed His Majesty,
in the hearing Of all. The ColonI bowed lOU 10
the compliraett and ae the moment after he
glanced proudly around, his eye glistenng with
nniafurp
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HOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE

An new oBDg for sale the House and Lot on Cherry street
sccuPed by Ma 5 Weller.
The house yeT large end comodious containing TWEEN
y s, with roona cellars wood sheds, &c.
TIE house is in good order, being recently rebuilt and
better adapted for frat class boarding house than any house
in Nashville.
The sbout sixty feet front By one hundred and seven.
yve feet and the house situated TIE admit OF
addition that would render il couodous any hotel in
the city.
large portion OF the fgaiarecsn bepurhssed with heh0use
II desired.
we'll that hotel keeping this oi.a pro-
dtsbe business and to any wishing engage in such
ton, this excellent opportunity procure eligible
O, being 70 all the business portions Of the city
For terls, &C., apply to
dec2s-d AT, 6. LINDSLET.
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1859 g % / $50
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad,
of Missouri.
COMPLETED and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
Rivers $50 miles further West and go miles the
NEW GOLD REGION
any other Railroad Aforng the shortest quickest and
cheapest route to Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak
Trains hannibal daily at O'clock, A. H., arrival
Of the magnificent steamers composing the H. st. Jo r. r.
line which leave st. Louis daily O'clock P NJ whereby
passengers reach St Joseph il q hours from St. Louis
nec at s. Joseph with Passenger Packets,
which leave srTiysl Of trains from Atchson Lesyenw0rh
City, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha Gaining
EroAz 10 4 days over any other kcute.
Tine tOn Nashville to ST. JOSEPH, 50 hours.
Fare fEOm Nashville 10 st. Joseph
SIS.50; 1FOEn Chattanooga $23.5O.
Baggage checked through s-d SEteroomS Packets
Freight taken at lowest rates. EngrEntg desiring to
company thestock depend gcng through fast egst
trains
Thr0ugh Tickets. (sza fEe oaly route b. which St.
Jophcan esched by Reroa3 1T sale ct the Nashville a1d
Chattanooga Rsroad Chattanooga and Steamers Offices Nash
Vile, AMI all principal Racc Offices in the United States
For information address JNO Il B0H En-
2. z. CROFT, Gen Picket Agent Gen. Agent, st Louis
JOSIAH Hunt, Supt Et1nteaI 1ecS@-donN
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nALrImoRE ANp ono


HAALTk0AB.
Great Rational R9utes
GayERH ELIMINATES AT WARRINGTON AND
Baltimore Oh che Eaef and Ehes1g BenRood szd Pefk
srsoarg the West, which psee untss eith kziTesd
steamers, Scc., for and from al points il the
Wcsts SoEstkl-sEcsf aad Northwest
Fare to and Boston AE DOLAR essthea via any
other
TSo Grains leave wheeling daily ssa0 p H., and 1880
A. NJ
Gireetccnneeti0ns made By these trains
E0F ALI the Eastern Cities
This S the only route to Washington City.
Passengers b. this Route visit Bsltnaore1 Phadspha
Eee York and Boston, the cost u ticket 70 Boston alone g
other lines,
Through Tickets the Eastern cities be procured via
Washing city st an additional charge Of y o.
Qaiek connnectionss *
Inquire far tickets via Inc Baltimore Rarea any
the principal Railroad OHicss IN TIE n est.
BIT. TT Il sIl. Gal Weziern Agent
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. P Smith, Master INTERPRETATION. lap4.
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Nashville Eau Races.


The Rat ExteFHninatOFs
EELSONfS PATENT bat TEsAPs.Neyer fails
NJ to catch the largestrsts. No baie sssd.
Rotary Egg WhiPs=-Wir whip lightly enc dozen
eggs in minutes.
Five Minute Freezers- Eassey's Pssent-sll sizes,
at very low prices
Water COOIeEs@.Nestest New York Pstternssli sizes,
ct very low prices.
The Family Knife CleRner--ony so cents. Nc
family can afford 20 be without then.
LUdl0w:s Fruit Cans and JGrsssfor pressrT-
ing Blaeberries Pie Plant Tenst0es &C., &c, simple that
the poorest families at glance the economy Of using
them.
InInanss Gate SPrings.Tnvsiusble to Fsnsrs,
gate always shut will outa 0wn about by the wind be-
ing protection from the inroad5 OF cattle and hogs.
Feather End Fly DOstsrs-a large supply.
Brittanis and Imperial Metal Tea and Coffee Pots.
June92 MACKRNZIE Z HIECEII.
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T AIDES Large French Dress Trunkst
& do do MOL Sole Leather Trunks;
Gents do no. I do do do
Also large stock Of Vass csrpst Bags and SEesls which
y jS 11ss = Io1 pf'''' SNYDER 4 y.tzzrt4.
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R.. C. ANDERSON. HENRY sTOEELAEE
81. G. ANDERSON & CO.,
Nc. 20 North Market street,
ASHION BILE TAILOR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
RIEA Y-MADE CLOTHING
GentIenen's Furnishing'GOOds

TWTE receipt of Spring and summer stock Of
w Ready Made Clothing. and all the latest
styles and mpoTaOns Of goods for regular custom work.
suitable Summer which confident cannot fail 10
please in quality beauty texture, aud know and
manufacture them style equal 70 any house IN the city,
We we'll prepared give close attention 10 the anutac
kinds and descrpt geilemeu's apparel
Our resident partner in the East his whole attention
manufacturing andh long heretofore
furnishing heady Made Goods for the market combined with
knowledge Of trade, would convince did not know,
that present stock Is the
MOST COMPLETE AND TASTEFUL
have had the pleasure OF presenting to customers
Rendering friends cid and customers,
grateful thanks many heretofore, and assuring
them that will pleasure he at the
remain. Z. @ ANbEksON & CO.
49, On
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A Paris letter says. Tbs story shout fainfing
which d going the rounds Of The papers Is not ex
act. Il vas not Madame McAiahsn alone who faint
ed. An eye witness has rso0unfed the scene The
despat was brought to the Lady Regenl. II sas
10 ciphers IS usust-csphers Of which the Imperial
lady alone hiss the key Il is the longest Ehieh has
ever been transmitted By electric telegraph. aud
has been registered - such and as the Empress
proesedel in her deeipbsriag. the smotieu ard
dread grew gresfer 81 eseh word, until completely
oFerPopored By Tie agitation Of the moment. the
dread Of what vas % come. the eagsroess aud ter
ror evinced By the sdieR present u learn the
tents Ok the despatch, al Of them personally inter
sstsd, through snd dear relations. in the sOin
zion Of thu eiphers. she sank back in 4 sWooB,
graspiag 10 her closed hsad ihe paper upon which
were traced che igu-es whose hidden meaning eoa-
veyed sentences % despair 10 SO msny. Il Is wsll
known thai sEOOning. Ike weeping. is catching hy
ecntsci One BY one the ladies' gave way 70 The
sensation. aud tss dFsEing-room 81 The 81 CoDd
soon rssemSled the sOene in the sleeping Beansy ia
the Wood. Msisme MeAIahoR. Eho has beea quo
Ted 50 the only enc to whom the accident happen
ed, vas, on the contrary, the fVst % whom con
siousness returned and soon Il Eas 20 learn the
high fortune 10 which her hcsbsnd had attained.
and The glcry be bad earned At Msgenia-
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CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES Willis soIa ct
hefolowing rates, which IL the risk
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half 60
IS 8 &c Eighths 4" 10
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sRAvEaY OF TKE AUsrRIANs,

A Milan corresponds Mt writes: travelled to Nj
Ian in company with sn austrian captain, made
prisoner At MageRts. BE told me thsl he bad had
With him three hundred men, with whom he en-
trenched himself in q large house, which be de-
Tended against tSe attacks OF the soldiers Of the d
vision Ia Moterouge until all his men we're either
killed or wounded, except young sub-lieutenant
and q private. Seeing himself thus left slone, he
descended into the street. in the hope Of being kill
cd. But although the bells Hhistled about him IN
every direction, be remained untouched he sgain
eotered house, and continued to fight on until he
sud tue tao others we're 81 last made prisozers.
He was taken before general cHieer, whose Es1e
he does not know, bus who said to him snd the
o. her osHser " You'll have eopducted yourselves 50
5rsvelg Is to merit to keep your Swords, and,
therefore, return them TO you" And, in fact, The
captain wore his sWOrd 10 the railway carriage.
This officer spoke French ezeeedirgy veil, and as
Bnred ne that there vas not 3 single general in
Franco whose services s7d character we're not vel
known in Germany.