Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-11
G0Ortester 3aiIg Spg,
From the New York Ledger.
A NAPOLE0NIC CAMPA, GIN.

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and Rns.;a antarnd i"to oeIttt,y AnStfla
him and nrenared to aS., liz, -, against
Nv i,aJ ~ "sSn nun III Tie rear.
rnadiafoI,, ~, a., ,,,,,,,,I f ,H'ps were lli
Fr,nro ,ritho,t ii w. tle INVASION Oh
these On 0oo ware 2rs,ria%s 5on 600 ", T D VI
20 0o0 En'iSh S,r,,'i" h'tsS'''ilS
Tharo ,rar,' ,is, lao 400 10 - Ne"PoitahS.
armed md dScin1innJ o,.a ti ~. ,i''"''oIy
zion nnnn tho * " JDii' az eo'li
tho Fra,o,, - ,r''. ''',,' '''"u" a'lehu
comMnad En,nno NaJ,,i'an ii "t' ,n' oo u,
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in s.crarv md hot tLo,, ,,.r ,;i - '''S
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watrlIin,, ,t,, Mo ,,' ,+9 ian. ,t tte as
troons rHmmnnood ,ha;. ,',,nL vi 1husti IA"
of Ravaris NaHoIanm'n ,' ~ t',t NaSioIl
silenca ,,non III H., "'y "e P"' t"e sea! VI
and hv ~ ems of On ono ma '''oi 'ii''i"''
had in readInoss tra,,,,,,,,,.,,i "'ii0" ,'e
aInost no snan1 ~ H., ,,Iini,,'i ''' "''''
France nos.,iI La,,, ,l,, pl;aI' "St"SS
nhe ami IlaYta ~ ,t'iu cue DH'''
division ri so Ooo 4nstri,ns I'D a't'' VI ai'I
the Bavarian kinolnm rho ratra'+ ,,f ~"
foe was Tins emf IA GA ho ", y. t''G
rom his snnnlins and nnnIa ho,,., , t "'"tep
The Aus,rians ronld nnl bava nv ' "'-
amazed haJ nm am, ,I,.n'',,I g." "'ole
As N,noInon was ,hus r,,;,II,. ,,r,,,,,.,,.a
his tr,ons in tI,a rear Of tla ~. ,'s''s
TalIevrand 0'' ~
"rLe Austrio,O ora :, u,, d..e,...
Rack Forest Cod Grant tbn,, ,,,,,, 'i'N
tlpre Mvonlv t.,r T. tb,t .' III '.'''''"
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few mora narcbns tJ,aII L,,,, e'''' u
turned thcn Enrhd ,r, ,,,,rs,,.,,,,, t.> ~
any NOR, n,,ptio,, If H., ,',l H. ~ t'"NT
NOT nxist It It "a"
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81 " "' o''i''Pltse"t Night
"'' N'y ''"oS' "''io"V lo0u VI Sleep ne was
~ "G' I''"IN' e."JP'hs Ho''i post 10 pos
~, " ''s"t Wy az" n!si''S Vi lutesSah' ram,
me emperor had nor taken oil his boots, or
~ '" t''to"H hi'iloeH ui"" II coueh lot rest,
oit "'s''t NaPo'e"h oNrrto"h a brigade OF his
solulets on inc 'hafcii; Natherlhg i4cm around
nun as f'thef Woud assemble his chiHircE,
he explained to them mlnu!eiy the situation Of
,he eneihy' ana me iha"@NNers ny winch he
nope" 10 gam triumphant ana d bIoodiess
victory ne had no rear tiia' there would De
d Single deStrier 10 oetfay his trust. AS lie
Pun spurs 10 ms morse ana disappeared IN the
darkness, burst OF lrrepresslble enthusiasm
cheered hlm on his way
In less than Three weeks 10000 OF the Aus
trans were taken captive, and $4,000 more
We're trembling behind the Iamparts OF Utm,
all possibility OF escape being cut of. The
treries OF the French were placed upon the
IT, cent heights, and now and then IA shell
a nv the city portentous of heapproaching
.orht General Mack, III despair, sent Prince /
M4drice to the emperor wits flag OF truce.
The prince, as was customary OF such occa.
sions, was conducted through the lines of the
French army to the emper0rs headquarters |
b!indiolded. When the bandages were re.
moved he found himself in the presence OF Ma