The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-02
> had to tell his story all over again.
CHAPTER vII.-INNsBRUcK.

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Tha cb;ef siorv NJ Inn.bruck 4, n, churches.
especially is Hc}lireh, or CatL.drai, the won,
ders Of which are hardly to be explored In .
single dsy. Here Is the famous tomb of the
Emperor Maximilian tho First, who died in
1913 . and who Is represented at the top Of the
tomb, kneelinp, with his face towards the al
Tar.
Round and about this wondrous tomb, with
looks of simple surprise and admiration, stray
Cd many OF Hofer's rustic companions on the
famous llth Of April, a. well As uofsr him
self.
Even In tho pladness of that day. there was
hesvIpe,s M his heart. His companjons were
shouting, singing and waving their foathercd
Mats rornd ne Jmneri ial ssule IA thew carried IL
throngh The streots--i. was st,pdin,. lonely.
In the church; kLeelinr; prnyirg,
II was not Z long prayer, but Q hearty one;
q prayer such a. God loves. 20 God thank
Thee for this days success; but l know not
whittier It will load. Oh, guide us, guido US,
for Thy goodnesa' sake, D Lord, In Christ
Jesus |"
It .oas . success. Eight thousand French
and Davarians had laid down their arms, And
surrendered at discretion, with their eagles,
colsrs, and munitions OF war; whue only
twehty-six lyrolese mad eoen klhed'
and iorty-tWo Weundea. hGef person.
ally Knew some oi the twenty-slx, however,
aud felt manly sorrow Tor tnem o,ey twenty,
six dead men may leave behind them gsod
many sad hearts.
Tho enemy's cavalry took to fight. but were
stopped and male prisoners by Speckbachsr,
IN tbe vreadovs near Halle
Meanwhile, our friends in the green jackets,
who were persmbulsting tho streets Of Inns-
bruck, assembled themselves together In front
OF tho palace, and amused themselves by shoot
ing down the Bayarian lion from over tho
entrance; after which their patriotic souls
were vexsd by seeing the hated blue and white
stripes Of Bavaria decorating sundry build
and they ransacked the oilman's shops for all
their stores Of black and yellow paint, and with
hog's-hair brushes and ladders, set them,slves
diligently to work to efaco the enemys en-
blems and substitute the Imperial colors.
Some others Of these merry hearts thought
nothing wanting but little good music and,
as ali the Instruments they were able to muster
among themselves, proved 10 be two fifes, two
dddIes. two rusty iron pot-lids, and a few Jews
Lsrns ,bev ala not scrnnie 10 impresa the Ba-
~ ha1a in,a th.;r ssrvics anS moks them
natroi the city plsyine triumphal tunes In ho.
nor of their own defeat.
AVf oth,rs n % Of % chem were war. no, too tired to r.t
nm a a game " Of bowls % IN NJ the ~ market place &C.
when excited Immense = merinment among ,hss
tnemssyes, ana cLowds o. tcThspeopie ~ ING
whaow1 WIN wnoh .ney 'ahea Io sn
eoty =" .ney nta k1"h the1n nu9o ~ %
years. Just Al .ney nad 9ad enough o. W
Eaneh very oppor.ansiy maze nus sPPearMancs, M
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