The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-23

Cnies are very clover. FATHER Joachim Has
pinger has been an army chaplain, aud is pre-
pairing for service again. Iio Is IA good, l 4 \
told, at setting limb as at breaking a head.
His reputation hnd influence among the peas
antry are immense. What u pleasant day that
was Iii lcgardc, when We visited tho Cspuchin
convent at BriNen -
ayes; and, do YOU know, wc had smother
very pleasant excursion IN the fas,eyrthai
NJ i.cr you had Joined Your regiment. a storm
cimo on, aud wc took refuge in lIofcr's Inn,
an Sand. Wcdl not SEQ him; but hs wife
and pretty daughter wero very attentive TO us.
All the horses aio coming round said Hu-
dcgarde, inlcrrupting hsfS,lf; and her eyes
fillol with tcars "a her fat her returned TO take
leave Of her; but she brushed then, away, ani
kissed him with q smile. Sho accompanied
them to the gate.
CHAPTER Wis TINY.
Ding-dongl ding dongi Clang 20 thu lit
tie and great church bells. Bang 20 tho can
nou crack, crack tho rifles. The Tyrol V
The night Of the eighth Of April was dark auji
gloomy. General Chnstelar and Baron Horn.
ayr passed il in riding through tho Austrian
troopa tn give tlc necessary orders for the in
tended move cniont, and to scu thnt everything
was In state ,f preparation. Tho stiffness
measured tramp of many feet tho hollow ra. tlC
Of artillery, tho numbering Of an munition was.
ons, and now and then u clear toned voice issu.
ing brief order.
Hofer and Martin Tsimcr, during this wake
ful night, were busy In tho Sandwirth' kit hen,
drawing up general order.
While It was yet dark, Tcimcr was fastening
over the mountains TO Obcrintbai, to Join tho
Austrisns; and Hofsr to tho muster ground Of
tho men of Passeyr, appoipted on the shoot Ing
match day. With dawning light, tho eagerly
watching peasants, lower down tho rivers, saw
sawdust floating on the surface Of the Passeyr
and the Inn, and understood tho signal; while,
among the hilk and mountains, billets, inscrib-
oil "Tis timD !" flow from hand to hand, from
house 10 house, like tho fiery cross; and mon
hastily caught up their rifeS, buckled on thsir
shot.belts, and poured forth.
At three o'clock in the morning tho Austrian
advance guard was In motion. Chnstclar and
Hormayr harangued their troops melting them
TO nrdcr; AMI bsfyre the march had lasted .
couple Of hours, tho thunder " distant guna
and tho tumultuous din OF alirn-bells Yessunded
through tho valleys. Innumcrable fires were
discovered on the heights; asd N ChastelAr's
division advanced, thousands Of men, women,
green boughs, and pressing forwards to kiss the
hands and even tho feet Of their deliverers. The
force consisted, In all; Of sixteen battalions Of
foot, AMI three squadrons Of horse.
Meanwhile, 1Iofer, At tho head Of five thou
sand strong, was Fastening 70 intercept the sne-
my.
or .ho,t .hrnn, beapiv cfe.rs .rsst.d him
H. la ,;,,ia ,,oro ,hs, "a, % .u r..Iy
brothers2 Then no time Is TO be lost" but hi
look was n. gay a. . bridegroom's, and the,
started forth like guests hurrying to = wed
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about IL, unless the idea occurred how easily
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enemy were behind. -"
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