The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

oi 1HISSCi,r.S H-ptgI he recruitment aQt
ed not little To the reputation which TIA,
Iouaycs so rapidly acquired; the soldiers
are all drawn, not from cDnscr!ptS, but from
applicants for the service Many are Pa
ri>laus, or, at all events, Inhabitant, oi
other great French cities; most have al
ready sorvcd-arc therefore Injured to work
accustomed to privations, which they
undergo gaily,-to tati.1c-, which they
treat as mere play. They are proud III
the.r uniform, which does not resemble
that Of any other corps-pruud Of that
name Zo"n-c, OF mysterious origIn-proud
of the splendid actions with which each
succeeding day enriches the history OF
their troOps-happy III the liberty they ex
pcrlcnce both III garrison and Oh eXpedi
tions. 1t Is said that the Z0uavcs love
wine; it l. true; but they are rarely seen
intoxicated; they seek the pleasures OF
cOnvlylalIty. not the imbrutcinent of drunk.
cnness. those regiments count in their
ranks officers who, c,,tt".cd by a law lie
have taken up the rnusllet and chschta-
under officers, who, having already served
brave, even rash, seek to win their cpau
fcttos anew in this hard service. and gain
either a glorious position or It gloriou,
dcath-Old officers OF the g,rIe 8,oiH-
their time on -hip-hoard. accustomed to
cannon and the thundering- of the tenn
pe.t-youug men Of family, DESTROYS To re-
place with thu red ribbon OF the Legion OF
Honor bought and coloI.l with their
blood. the di-honyr Of i life .apcd YEARLY
away on the pavement, OF Paris
Composed Of such elements. one can
scarcely imagine the body OF I,uayc, other
than brilliant III the field oi battle The
c.,ir-r- are generally chosen from the r"-i-
m.nt- Of the l.Gc, men remarkable tor
strength. cuuraEo. ana prudence. tail OF
-ars:,. p,.-ain- tie I.yc ut thcir color t.
IT. La; hmit, 4i"ay~ ready TO confront
a.d!l. .l.G u I'!m Up t. u....t danger, they
tr..u NJ th..r -.l.li.r.. 10 ~. ,h.,n aa.z-
a.r,.l IN ri..,r ,,I, ,,..r,,.- of ali rI... mi
Ir.l, ylrtu.. -uch az. tl,ir only cil.- -
D:r .l...-t.r- aid EL..s. .|f..: tM,--
choose tI.o.~,:ur motto Their nobility l.
not ;!at pf Old .amiis It'll hat u.y lui-
form IL 1,Li,h ta,. a.. clothed. tuct.t!r o.;
officer -. Z.u.,.-, If.. .a ..y.. that IL.
!f-'u. Of IT,. soldier l. carried i- t.r/9u-
aya- To- it- l--Ae-tg.t-L tuy common sol
di.r- would aot .,.-,n, ,o change lh'.r
l3gt4u tov the eIa5',.t.- ot au ,u-l-u ia
t.r other service md tutny nll "l.-I,u and
Not % few captains have preferred - await
tnrIl aI.-Hv.ga~.r~ .H tic /,GHy.- rather
than iuu~tlat.i! a'-al. il ty entering
other regiments. IA"." 'N.-t~. mpT~vN"!.
between H.. -.,3..r- arI officers. - militia
y fraternity. which, u, ii.M J"-,rpy.n-
ii~eiu'i &c. tends rather - draw mole
c,o-.,y i.- bones Tho, ..,ic,r go, il Ai~
r..u rather c.;aayu..rl~ IL Iru-,- and iu
-l.l; tl-a i....i.s-- hr willingly atJ-uj-
= tL-.r conn lIG,-. uitriy- t.-,'rc tavm
a| u..,o.---Iy t.jy lpu> W-.ra tie,
4-r ,Nr1-,j &. difficulties. h' '.s-- Not Ar-
.;t'' tn rrail.y -! t..v A.y...-- -! l..- pow cr
t9 ad th"n.
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pr the t''.-r gLii,ir'n possible IL critical
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To far from III" disapproo-tion Of lis
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