New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

IN he CITY. and psraded on horseback through tho
streets, ssb ipg Ioble and martial appearance. M,
ing ould be more agreeable ,r a"'mapng 70 AZ s'o
tine n er d. % the country than the sight Of tins corps
which il romposed Of the subs aptal yeomanry OF u
viru.us sister State. Some OF them ssslsia y IN toei'
present uiiorms al The first reduction OF Donsonrg
and Ltir 'ank, cheeks and ~nrworn coais, are
viewed With more yeneration by their h0Hest oonn,Ty-
men, Than il they were guering Hsbobs from lnd~,
or bsthawt with nine tails.
The surrender Of COrpwallis s thus noticed:
October i9.-Be il remembered, that on The seven
teeh of October 1871 Lieute nanl General Earl Corn
vails, with above five thooeans British roops, sur.
rendered prisouerS Of war To hiz Excsleney General
George Na.hnptD, commander in chief Of the allied
forc,f Of France and America! Laws Dso
Yesterday eomn,irs one were appointed to adjust
The tuqusue of the capitalization the 'iseount dc
Noa lee, and LieuteDaorColonel lanrens, a'de-de-
camp 70 the commander-I-chief, on the part OF the
allied army and Col mel Dudas and MAJOR Roes, alne-
decaup 70 Lord Cornwalhs, on that OF the enemy.
Teoay, about o'clock, the articles oil capitalization
weie tiYf ed and iuercbaUged and about too o'clock
D. m ID. Brit h gsrr,op u York, led on by Geuera
0IlaIs lIord CORVALLIS being tndtsposed were 900
dc'ed by General Lincoln tbroueb the comeined army
dawn ny in Two lines TO q held, where, haVinI
grounded the ANS and stripped of their accouter.
n.pip, tie, we're IeooDducted through the lines, aud
committed TO the Gaze of guard. At the same time
al III the fame manner the garrison OF Gloucester
wa1 surrendered 10 the command OF the Dnke de Lau.
run. Pr 10 this, detachment OF trencb, ana
horn works, aud planted on the epaniements the
standards Of the naiiobr. The brilliant appear
srce OF tie allied army the Joy which difused itseh
tI0u rnb TO rank cODtrssted ~l'h the motloca.lon,
the despoLdeDce and ubsoldery behavior OF the Brit
ish irOoIs formed 4 the moet pleasing prospects
q rair OF can bebolc or even bis fancy depict.
Ia justice 10 tie brave, the unfortunate garrison OF
Cha, -.toi the terns imposed them we're mace the
pssis OF Iie pre ent csptulatop, aud on the worthy
CeueIs Lincoln wss conferred the supreme delight OF
giving laws " those n.en, who had treated him with
tie msolence of coDquerors TIE gar1sous are pris-
Of war to be OPPOSED OF IN America al our OPP
ton 10 march out with cared color, and 70 play no
Frebch or Ame rican tune All pundefed property I'd
Le restored " s owners private baggage sesured 70
tie officers, aid private property " the briurh mer.
chhnis and traderr the continent having the right OF
pretDption.
No re urps have been handed 10, bat from the
counts of The Britrn ofcerr, there between I'VE
and six thousand prisoners including SICK and wound
ed. Their military stores trlfng; their commits
sary do exceed hundred barrels OF pork.
and shout one thousand barrels Of bread AM flour.
Near ole hundred vesses with their sailors and ma
rine, have fallen INTO the hands Of the French fleet
u Ger The capitustion The British loss darDg the
rege they low 10 be very considerable; The ioss OF
the sled army does not exo~ed three hundred killed
ard Wounded IA small portion Of whom are officers.
Never plan more wiseIy concerted, or more
hsrpily and vigorously executed than the present.
Tie wsdom, perseverance,, and military talents OF our
1lustrious commander, rhone with superior ulster on
this occasion, aid II possible, must Increase the love
and VenefaCion of HIS country men. Tue well-cou-
certed and annAteo support Of the Count de Erase,
avs ess+nsiiy conducive TO the nple ion Of this
glorious event and deserves the warmest thanks OF
his country and the grateful plaadlts oil every
Anne II oaD.
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