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An ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE SHERIFF Ar.
pitpn ron AKIN ppspn

Az ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE SHERIFF AP-
rIIED ron AND DENIED.
Some days since, counsel for the Baltimore
Police Commissioners now confined in Fort La
i,ycttc applied TO Judge Garrison Of the County
Court, for an order against the Sheriff, Anthony
J. Campbell, requiring him TO show cause why
an attachment should not issue against him for
contempt upon the ground that his returns TO
the attachment and prcccpt were insufficient.
Mr.. a. H. Wood, as counsel for the Commits
sioncrs, conlended that the Sheriff should have
called out posse cOmitdtns The law had arm
81 him with the whole force Of the county 10
execute a proce's, and lac had no right TO say
that he had no, power sufficient 10 arrest Col.
Burke, until he had Grst cxertcd and exhausted
the power vested in him; and if that was insult
cicni, then the fact should so appear in his re-
turn.
Tho process commanded the Sheriff to bring
the Police Commissioners into Court, and no re-
turn excuses or justGcs his failure to do 10, UNI
less IL appears that lac called out the power of
the county, and it refused to respond, or that il
was inadequate TO overcome the apprehended
resistance. II was not to lo assumed that the
process could not he executed, or that the law
could not I've vindicated, aud that, therefore, II
would not 10 advisable to encourage proceedings
| which might bring on collision between tho
| civil and military authorities. Tho exact con-
traiy should he assumed, and IL the military
nuthOitc- set the process Of the Court at de-
hance, then the responsibility rested with those
who resisted the laws, and not with those who
-ought to execute them. Such was the argu-
mcnt Of counsel Yesterday morning Judge
GARuSoN notified counsel "a, follows. 81
decline to make an order requiring the Sheriff
to show cause, &c, because believe the sheriff
to have acted in good faith in his attempt /,
execute tho two processes, and consider hi
| return therefore IN sufficient"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-23

AMERICAN Fins ESGrNEs ron LoNDor.-
Since the great confalsration in London, seves.
al insurance companies there have sent 10 this
country for plans and Specifications of steam hro
engines, Of the largest capacity to DO drawn BY
horses. No doubt somO Of our engine builder
will receive Orlen for engines. Recently,
Meesrs. Lee & Larned sent All engine to Hsvro,
France, that is capable Of Protecting n horizon.
tai stream nearly 800 fsct. a peculiarly Of tho
engine Is that the pipcman can control tho sup
ply Of vater-that il, can thruw quart Of wa
ter, or work the engine TO its fullest capacity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-23

Cincinnati, Aug. PA skirmish took place
at Hawks Nest, in Kanawha Valley, eight
miles beyond Uauley, on the 10th inst. Tho
rebels who were 4 900 strong, advanced to where
the 18th Ohio had erected barricade, and wcro
driven back with loes of 30 killed and n con-
siderable number wounded and taken prisoners.
Our Ices amounted To none killed, two slightly
" ounded and ono missing. Our forces captured
quite number Of horses and equipments
Another report by the steamer from KanAwha
tonight, says q. Jennings Wis was taken pris-
o,icr, but ii was doubtful.
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CITY NEWS.

THr New PosrAoE SrANr.-Thc now thrca
cent postage stamp has been already introduce h
into several eastern cities. The time for IL emu
ploymcnt at this po-tofcc has not yet been iixo-
1t requires larger supply TO meet tho demand,
here than for all the cities Of New England, an =
hence the delay. The new stamp Is a decide
improvement. 1t is OF the Dimensions and gene
raj appearance of the English penny stamp, ane
Of the same color. Its bright hue of pink is h
favorable contrast with the dull red of the present
old stamp.
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Horrible Tragedy at Sea.
FOUR OFFICERS AND MEN MURDERED.

Bcio,", Aug. 22.-Ship b. D. Mctcalr, Stetsou,
from Liverpool, reports, "icll in with bark
Clarina, of Boston, on the ID Of Aug, with en-
Sign union down-reported that the captain,
second mate and one seaman, and the mate were
nll murdered at sea three days before. The first
three were murdered by the mate and the latter
by the steward were in want OF navigator; sent
my mate, MIR. SENT, on boarl, to take her to
Boston. In haste. James Stctson, master ship
u. ID. MctcalG "-tBy pilot boat G., IL. Marshall. }
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Tclcgraphlc Enterprise.

81 JohHs, " T., IHg. &-Thc steamship
Kangaroo, from New York, for Queenstown and
Liverpool, passed Cape Race this morning,
where late dispatches were put on board both
from the Associated Press, and the telcgraphc
commercial agency Of Geo. Stoker, Esq.
The steamship Europa, which sailed from
boston on "Wednesday, will pass Cape Race on
sunday morning, where dispatches, (Which can
lie left with Geo Stoker, at 1ij Broadway, Up
to Saturday evening,) will be conveyed L. her.
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TIN T.. SoLEG.--1hc steamer T.. Solcr bound
Tor TuSillo and thence to Havana, was detain-
Ell 10y the custom house officers few dava
since, hut having satisfied the officers that she
was "all right, was allowed to proceed. 1t
was noticed rs a suspicious fact at the time of
her seizure, that she had a largo quantity of
coal on board, and it was feared it might DO iu-
tended for some of the rebel pirate steamers,
hut 1t afterwards appeared that she bad no more
than was required for her own use.
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Thc Holy Mnr.

49,. ..
'"h '''''''''"' wa, AZ '",' comm need -c-
"'' '"'"''''! u,"''s WIN IT. enemies III
~ 49, t"' '"''' VI 'n' t"ri"'"
-, - was N''''r''y '"l@''
'ns w. = hi'i''i.' WIN appl.'ht we" !"
c"'i'io' {" suppress 'he i''nrc pnniI'i'i'n ut Tie
paper u" ''i'"n''"''e' may require Ihc I'M
"'''"' "'''''''' ~ '.' III. ''"i' was tue pl'h-
'"''o' W ''''''' "'''' against ''' uhn'iy
war
'"' ""o' 'S'u' :" ''' W" i'rh p"'y N'"'
wv '"' 'ou'n anu w.t. ~" I"'i'u''Phia was
A'.o Se']e" at ,ne i"'''r pace Yesterday AMI the
S'c '"Pl"'"''''
IA" "o'eihm'h' having III thls manner put
Tvs ''""" 10 tue pouH"' must no, ''oA mack II
"''' WV l''u" W "' '"u'''' 10 '''''h I" tho up
rou, "n"" ""'h'f"u' 'r "''k-'plrt'd citizens
WIN '''' 'H'."'' '.''' u''p'''e'eh''l measures
VI =" "'p''''''n''' 'AlS'hcF' Inc policy oil
'" "'''''"'f suppression must 'e carried OUT
'o'r''''''! anu "lll"ru'Il hgalh't everything
salo OF uohe III hostility I" the maintenance of
'n' '""'''u''"h-FH 'hon'd b' ~ uniformly
Nv" ''' ''u"'l H'a'''"h'' everywhere
Inc S'''''''" prints o. Baltimore should be
n''' " "h suppressed or compelled to allegiance.
~ '"ouid nave been done long ago--at the lir't
"'on'u' 'n'' Suiilcieht military force could br
alpheu 10 erect H. Next the i1'g Ne'rs and
Tag H'ues III lhis city should bc stopped, not at
Ihliaoe'ph''' uu' at the iountaln-head. Every
o'''oyM Sheet "i'hin reach Of the National arm,
snou'u IN warned forthwith, that any further
aiu ana comfort to the enemy will subject it, is
SUES 70 government control or entire suppression,
according to circumstances. And the warning
e"ouiu NC cdified out with the stcrncst rigor.
Let not the President shrink from the hue
anu cry that Will break from the brazen threats
Of trcacherouS demaSOguc- nor from the mo-
ments frightened Shrek of those weak soul,
who cannot comprehend the DESPERATE naturc Of
che crisis 7Hca, BicdsAy,., an, ,cI,t The ,,I,L,
heart erie loyal co,nmuqify las been eorae,,yy
demanding from he ryst. And suppo.ip,, thor,
were a doubt Of popular support 10 "A yi,,or of
this sort-what thcni There can be no doubt.
Mt least, that such vigor alone can save the I'm
ION from overthrow. Aud if this be the fact
'h' Government had better 20 down fighting
WIN an H' powers, than ieebly to succumb to
cue "nH' o. northern traitors who entr1nch
'"u"'''''' "enihu the Ia" To destroy the law.
""' u" question:, lct 1t he seen whether
'N'' NATION L. the fool some take 1t to he, to b.
S'ranSi'd by traitors with the mothes Of it, own
constitution and laws II any powers whatever
arr TO he denied the custodian' Of the Republic
" '"'1 Vas' ana desperate struggle for It's life
'"''' '0 i'puo''c Il Already lost Tor It, people
Wv ''''''" "'' Hull' !" protect IT, bui
80 :, ''' 'n''o" u FOUNDATION Tor the sup
Nv, y, 3, ....c.....
de.nara,o s,s r,'' =" t'','" VI 'ou'I'u' TINS +"
with dc.nero,s ~, ,.'n ,'"",1 " y " 'rusS'e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-23

Washington Aug. 22.-Twcnty-threc rebel
prisoners, among whom are a colonel aud cap
tain, have been released by order Of tho War
Department, because they proles-ed Union -cn-
timcnts. They were captured by our forces ut
the lattlc Of Philippi. Considerable dis,atis-
faction at their release is expressed herr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-23

Kansas city, iugua %. Information of the
organization Of large forces Of secessionists is re-
c,hcd here. From 1000 to 1000 will leave
jackson county this week, and as many more
hom LAFAYETTE county, all ~ route for the secos-
sion headquarters.
Rumors Of an attack on this city are current.
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More Secession Papers In Danger.

Allentown, Pa, Aug. 22.-The sheriff has
called out posse to protect the offices Of the
D'morni and R.pvbiihdner, their proprctot
anticipating an attIck. There il much excite
mcnt. All classes entertain strong fooling Of
resentment against the papos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-23

Lieutenant Colonel Ripley, of the Ordnance
Corps, has been promoted TO "A Brigsdier Gene
raj Of that Bureau Major Symington TO ono Of
it's two Coloncls, and the four Majors Of tho
Corps to its Lieutenant Colonols, excepting Ma
ior John +. Lee, who prefers to remain as Major
and Judge Advocate General.
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cipc'pnpi dugust 22.-Private dispatches
faducah, Ky, today, the Evansville and Pddu-
cab mail boat, and took her, with her cargo, up
he 1cnnes.ce liver.
Thin seems harlly consistent with our other
rcws from paducah. Fin SrS
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HoHmorc, Tug, 22.-Thc % prisoners taken
at CaTcksiurd, aud who arrived hero vester-
day were this afternoon sent to Fortress Mon
roe, from thence IT 10 understood they will he
sent home under flag Of truce. They were
lodged at the Gilmore House and most kindly
treated. On their way to the boat quite large
crowd followed, some cheering, and occasionally
shouting for jeff Davis. A few arrests were
made, but there wUs no disturbance Of serious
haracter.
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81 LoUis, august 22.-John A. Browulce
was released from custody today upon condition
that he resign his position as President of the
Board Of Police Commi ,iOners, and to leave the
city, and remain in some free state, not TO re-
turn here without the consent Of the military
authorities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-23

Washington, dug. 22.-Thc Navy Depart
incut has had the Maryland shore Of The lower
Potomac examined. The expedition W., under
the direction Of Major Reynolds, Of the Marine
Corps. II landed ut three different points, and
coured the surrounding country, but discovered
no signs Of hostility, nor nything to capture or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-23
IMPORTANT FROM GEN. BANKS
COLUMN.
Successful Advance to Winchester

Hiiddclpdid, dug. 22.-Priyatc information
from Gen. Banks column says he had advanced
to Winchester, and taken possession notwith-
standing the opposition Of 900 rcbcls.
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Washington, Aug. IA soldier has arrived
here who examined the body OF Col Cameron
on the field of battle before the burial. lie states
that the colonel was shot through the lungs, aud
must have died Immediately. lie was buried
near Sudlcy Church.
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COMMISSIONERS or PrnLIc CHARITIES A.
CoRETcTIoNs.- No meeting Of tho Board tool
place yesterday. The weekly Statement, Is a
follows; Number Of inmates in the various In
stltutions under the care Of tho Board, s,24i,
decrease Of 81 since the last report g isS won
admitted during the last week, and 2, so dicd,
were discharged, sent to Blackwell's Island o
the State Prison.
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DOwS oN LoAFERs AND WHsKEY.-Gen,
Wool tir,t acts at Fortress Monroe were to ban
ish the idlers aud send away all the whiskey and
such ''fNins" II is gratifying to find that
Gen. Butler noble beginning in this respect, is
be carried out with will by bis successor.
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WI, Gen. Lyons Command wa. SACRIFICED.

Fresh adviccs received by the Government
from ST. Louis, gi"cs the reason why General
f"m"nt did not send rcinlorcemonts to Lyon.
lie could not have detached any troops for
Lyons support without exposing Southwestern
Missouri to attacks from Pillow and lIardeo,
who arr in command of large rebol force.
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IMPORTANT FROM CAIRO.
CIP7URE or 4 REBEL STEAMER

cairo, Aug, 22.-The gunboat Lexington,
Capt. Stcmble commanding, captured the steam.
or W. Is. Terry, at Paducah this morning. Tho
Terry was used for conveying contraband goods
to the rebels up the Tennessee River She had
on board 30 minnie rifles and one field piece. A
rebel flag was also found on her. She was
brought to Cairo.
Col. Dougherty and Lieut.. Col. Ransom.
wounded in the fight at Charleston, are rapidly
recovering.
No news from Cairo today.
The Lexington returned to PaduCah tonight.
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THE NEW YORK SUN
n FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. n, 1851.

,'Lef acre B. but one oar bcitcr il should cos'
uSiie~i Of hres than hat ne should lice in hourly
dread Of wors contiguous 70 people rho could
Uats foreign alliances, and land armies uPon our
shsrest 10 destroy our liberties"
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Kingston, e. ", Aug. 22.-The str. Runger.
arrived here today, reports the propeller Bans
lee wrecked near Timber Island, aud one pls-
renger, whose name Is unknown, drowned.
The crew escaped to the leland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-23

NV YORK, Arc. 21st, 1919 he Editor
y ne Ntr FORK Sua dear Sir Having
noticed remark in your paper Of this morning,
having reference TO a steam fire engine for the
Bird and 18th Fire Districts, Of the capacity of No.
3 Manhattan. Would not the house Of Engine
Co. no u, IN Wooster street near Spring, he a
for n steamer
=. respectfully youN, JAS. J, MURRAY, Engine
Go. No. II. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-23

Syracuse lug. 22.-NaN Igation on the O,wego
anal il again interrupted at Mud Lock The
lock will be repaired and boats passed by Sun
t!uy afternoon,
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The Marshal alo seized all the bundles Of the
"b,ay Ncr'" at the Expires Offices in this city,
fer the West and South, including over ono
thousand copies for Louisville and nearly five
hundred for Baltimore, Washington, Alexan-
dria aud Annapolis.
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The War Department SlnvehuntInE.

Washington, Aug. PA fugitive slave wa,
arrested yesterday, near Rockville, Maryland,
l,y order Of Secretary Cameron, aud returned to
his master.
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Important Arrests.
STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS.
NEW YORK MONEY PoR Tue REBELS

WiLddeiphid, Aug. 22.-Thomas J. Carson,
Walter W. Kelly and VIM. NJ. Pcgram, arrest
ed at Harrisburg arrived in this city this oven
ing, and wep taken in custody by the Marshal
for examination tomorrow. A number of lot
tcrs and about sIOO, 900 in drafts, dated Rich
mond, upon New York firms, were found -e-
crcted upon their persons.
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Onn PILLOWS PIc-NIc.--A grand picnic Of
the German Old Fellows Of New York and vi
cinty will he held at Jones Wood on Monday
upNt
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Bakers California Re Riment Tho mem
hers lelgng,ng 70 tho company commanded by
cart JOSEPH MlLLwARD, Lieuts GLENN aud
MlLLWAkD, will meet today, at 1sGB West Sl4t
st. at r N, They will leave for Washington on
ed. ri
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny rBLEcRAPH 10 THE NJ y. SUN
War Movements, 30.
sPIzuRE IN PHILADELPHIA or TIKI
New York Daily News and the
Christian Observer
by UNITED srArrs MARSHAL MILwARD.
SALE or TIIE NEWS SUPPRESSED |.

Philadelphia, AuguH 22.-On the arrival Of
the train from New York this morning, United
States Marshal Milward, assisted by his officers,
examined ali the bundles Of papers brought by
the train, and seized every copy Of the New
York D,iiiy Ntvs. IL, Aalo IN totally sus-
n.rI,d
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Seizure Of '.Tb- CbrL,ian Ob~r,rr."

NFiynrc OF ''Thr tbrI-iIRn Ob'ervrr."
IbRniciphid, AUg 22.--Unitod States Mar
shal Mlwud, took possession this afternoon Of
the Office Of the Christian Obscrrsr In conre-
qucncc Of late viruent article on the "Unholy
War"
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MILITARY NOTICES.


New York Rihcs--CoIOn lie Gendre-
Recruits wanted Immediately lur Company -. SO
cash will 10 paid for twenty able bodied men APP
ply at the Headquarters, City Hall under the MAY
ors office. au23 2sl3O
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Of the holy war, N rebels r their abct'Ors here
or elsewhere.
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WGnted--FOr the Harris Light Cavalry, 4
leader of band, tpay that Of "a Lieut. aud six
buRlors, Apply Immediately at Gis Broadway Nv
order j, NJ. DAVIES, Col l3l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

The expedition has had triple effect.
C;,sj. II oaye the brigade a days d1h OF Snd
inv,lpabs 10 them and not obtainabie IN any other
manner.
needed forage.
gBjrd. It has given us Typographical information
desirable, and valuable and has given, what seemsio
me solution Of much of the recent rebel maDeuver
jng, aud gives a hint which may not improbaby be
the ley to the tactics of Davis, Beanregard a Co.,
with reference TO the Army Of the Potomac. Thus
il was;
We now Eao~ that the Notifications on Ma
sons Hill aud on Edsalrs Hill, are the merest and
most childish stams and we have good reason TO bc-
lieUe that there s more sham than reality about the
works The specdiness with which the rebels re-
treated yesterday, at he hint Of an approaching
column, would seem to point 20 the belief
that their pretended works are 10 be systematically
abandoned rs our advance u made-eithel VIM
cut any fight, or with mere sLoC OF resistance, III
order that our men, flushed with carrying easily bat
terry after battery thar they have been taught 70 be-
ueve formidable, fno impregnabla, may be leu on'
step by step, until they are entrapred into another
Bull Run Of batteries, where the vcutmous columns
will be raked by auuihi!atiog crosoifnS until they
are utterly cut mp and destroyed.
And while this game goes on, what desperate az
,emp,s might not be made on Washington by other
divisions OF an enemy eager by long delay, coniiden
from recent victory, aud fierce in all the wont Ias
sious OF man, which have been inilamed unscroPu
ously and Systematically by their leaders, who have
never ceased to hold out, as a lure The wild og!e'
cDnsequent on the sack of wealthy capital city.
Shall we again be tempted out Of our intrenchec
! lsaCs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

nothing seriously observable except The evident In
tention TO create some sort ola fort Some labor has
undoubtedly been expended upon it, but it has re-
suited in the mereSt iuuhs and hodse-podge. IL is
just such a work as cfr6ren might construct, with
infinite gravity, in their warlike sports As to the
inferior intrenchments they altogether beneath
description. At llasons Hill a toerable jump would
carry man clean over the highest Of them. Ibe
Southern Romulus would probably chafe at the no
ton of the Northern Rcmus leaping his wall, out
Renus was certainly doing it all Sunday IN token oil
biz scorn at such Hmsy Efforts at rell-protectiou.
This morning passed quietly al the advanced posts
and no indication Of immediate progress was visible
Nothing has been seen Of the Rebel forces Our men
have established themselves nearthe deserted camle
Int not in them, OF account Of their uncfanlnsfs'
Tie thin smoke that rises from dozen points "i'Ah
view gives dsgracelul testimony Of the deyas.ations
committed by our troops on Sunday. The unoc'n-
yioi houses that escaped were few. No punish
meut could be TOO rigorous or 100 promp. for these
uisdoeds From burning deserted houses we may
next come 10 destroying thoo whose residents nay
not prove agreeable to the temper Of the few uns'rl-
ruons marauders aho delight in this sort Of sacrifice
have not yet heard Of any sepsto detect and pnnis
tie guilty parties, but canno, doubt rtat they will
! speedily BE- taken.
We are all in tie dark a. 70 when The advance Wi
( he continued. The present movement being simply
consequence OF the retirement Of the Rebels, u Is
by no means certain that it wei b. immediately ioi
! lowed up. General Mcclellan had not intended u
advance 80 early, but the new condition Of AFFAIR
NAV change bis plans in many respects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
LECTURE OK GUN-sHOT WOUNDS.

Prof Raphael resumed tie subject 81 gun'shSt
wounds before the medical class in the Thirteenth
street College on Tuesday at u O'Clock. lie proeee0.
ed, after the usual recsptuaGon, with that part OF
the subject teaching q Judgement Of the pau Il, ~
examining the paricnt single aperture IS seen, 'us
probabilities are that the hall has lodged somewhere
in rho body though that conclusion is by no mean,
always certain. ball nearly spent may De receives
ON one OF tho ribs, producing an external woupu,
bnt, on account oil the elasticity OF the 40, may 10,
thrown ont again through the same aperture W
which il entered. II also frequently occurs thst
portion of the soldiers clothing is carried m par.
icularly ii the ball be round one, an whien e.se
pnliDg al the pantaloons coat VIII bring om ny
bali. IL is well to know these facts, as much pssa.
Iess paip would I've esged TO the colder py proving