The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-02

WEEKLY EDTII(
impetus.ity so petrihed the French grcnadiers
that for while they stood motionless without
returning shot. The French Officers copjured
Bisson TO surrender on honorable terms TO Tel
mer, whom they recalled for the purpose, and
Bisson at length countersigncd the following
articles, which the reader may decide whethsr
honorable or not.
ain the name Of Francis the First, Emperor
Of Austria, the French end Bsyarian troops At
Steiuacb aud Wiltau, agree to the following
"First. That they shall immediately lay
"SecJuI. That the whole body Of the
Eighth shall surrender to the Austrian troops
at Sthss'k.
"Third. That any Tyrcless who have lean
made prisoners shall be set free.
Fourth. The officers Of the French sni
Bivarian army shall be set free, with their
swords, baggage, horses, &C., untouched.
"Given Wy iut for his Royal Highncss Arch
duke John, at Innsbruck, April 10, 1909, at
"MARrIS TrINHR.
"Kajor and Authorised ComlGsrea3r.
COuntersigned,
"ARNAscE,
WARM,
"BissoN,s
"dc., &c."
The prisoners thus made were marched 70
Schwatz, and thence TO Salzburg, under the es-
cort Of pom,n; rs men could not he spared for the
occasion. The success OF this day (achievcd
before nine O'Clock In the rnorning) was un-
deubtediy mainly owing TO Martin Teimer; a.
General Cbastelar, though pushing on from
Sterling, did not arrive In time to be Of any
use. Buonapartc, however, provoked at tho
issue Of the day, and not STOPPING to such igno-
bic prey, at present, as Tyrolean innkeepers
against "thc person named Chastelar, styling
himself q general In the Austrian service"
charging him (without tho least ground) with
the massacre Of prisoners; and sentencing him,
II caught, to be tried by martial law, and, II
found guilty. to be shot in twcnty-four hours.
II no scorn to entertain Hofer and Martin Tei-
mer at his table, and talk over tho events Of
the day. Ths Tyroleso arc temperate and sb-
stemious to a provcrb but these mountaineers
bad fought hard and were hungry they pro-
bably had never heard tho Wise Kings In
Junction, when thou sittest to cat with
ruler, consider diligently what 10 before thee
and put knife to thy throat II thou he given
TO appetite !" ani therefore drank tho sweet and
ate tho fat with relish that was too little dis
guised 10 escape tho satirical notice Of
certain junior officers, by whom II was
afterwards turned against them. Aft-r all they
ate AMI drank but moderately. and wero much
luiIer Oh ther success 'nan .heir uinher yes
they spoke but moderately too, and In simple
phrase anu ,he,r Ger cehsors aeS'asa ,nsm 70 20
ed the wine towards them and bade them drink
to the Emperor.
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CHAPTER TX HONE
Anna Hofcr was kneeling In tho corner Of ber
kitchen, praying fervently, and, with every
bead that ran through her fingers, letting fall .
te,r far moro precious than . pearl Of great
price, and wrestling with groans and sighings
that could not DO uttered. Judge Of her revul-
sion Of feeling, when beloved voice close to
her, said, ANNA !"
''0h, my good man, ist thon7" And she
rast herself into his arms. "What, thenl 10
the T.,,. S over; .amsn husband nj ,,,,,o
breathing space for little while our enemies
are scattered, and the men OF lyrol 100. AS
soon as they make hcaa aSalh, We shall swarm
ABOUT them ike bees. Mesh~niie ~o mus'
plough, ana We must SOW; A.,
~ hdpe ,S soTn our heia' hnaef'' IL "a'
pionghed Mfeady; ,,, ,u,-
SO Dear lear wife wife, !, al and he kissed her. "l0"
hast :trl thou , sCwn IT. ,,,u,.,, iii, ,..,ou
and rysi and it% that wi which was barley and rye,
with buckwheat."
"kiSht. where's iheresa
Looking aiter the morse; mo Ghliuren arc
keeping the cows goats anu shesP. hsfe comes
inete Th 81, ,o h.r t.,,or anil .mhr.c.a
him; and then ovsrWhslmed him with thou
ssnd questions;
'Ono at . time will last the longer" said
be and drawing her to his knee, with his wife
close beside him, he rehearsed to them In detail
what has here been recounted more briefly In.
tsrjecting warm praise Of Chastelar, and Hor'
msyr, and Martin Teimer.
"See here" continued he, pulling forth pa
per, "~hat q beautiful letter our dear Emperor
has written US;
q NV ds.r and faithful Tyrolese r."
-iNo does our Franzsi really saw 40 ?r In.
tsryuntsd Anna. eagerly leaning over his sLoul
up'oa ,;.Ss ann .rsssis3 s3 .Iinw sh.sutifnIlv .n
nrs..Sd nettv commandsnt. iook vou.
onid hardly be ~ sffableIn
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saSiihees .n,en 'no % uUf iuns i;',.d 90 -, ''m on
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NAY GMe .Iom yoI, my ue as..,;n,.,s a nh;iSr.n"" !"
with you, ny nones., .heI.Ions'o lnm oh.iuon -,
warm "onA 'ne n'~''' s"'"o"' INV
tsred Anna.
n, ,bs nr..srvption v % % Of YOUR CoUstiution. snt
gave mo tho greatest pain to ~ THIS
ms J,.,;,,,;,, ~ .,.,..,.d rb.r.,.
ono nonssnss ~fhis stipulatiou disrsesrd
"A ~; SS;;nh hsd mad. Snr vd,r sav .,tsas. b.t
s,., st that ,ims I 1ss upshis to sssiS Won
"a ss,,Id .niv i.m.,t ynnr S,ta in nri.
sat. ~ W.
,poo, d.ar man, doubtles. II cost hin nan,
..cr~, ,sar y intsIiscted Anna.
Wh ,as osv.s anain oh,;cca m. d
draw NV word NV frat thought was TO be
a.;.ne - ~, .onr d.iivsrancs. hmt MIR
molten 70 erect your oeliverencei out psisr y