The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28
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The Eedorats in Mouth

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Fhs Fsdsrs's IN North Al.bsu1.
AyeuDs lady IN Huntsville. A,... 80.
hsr friends In Mobile IN ths 10 ,ov,n.
and spirited strain A'~y
Tbs Few. Nv. - 10 hare ana $780,,
TO ~. ps.is. nEao Sos ns !: not % pssss,
thai he cannot leave him out Of his $50
when necessary. He ysts aIons ver, rsya
OFF with the people. Lost Snndsy h. 49,.
mat ms Lord would look upon a. ia m SA
AZ We then stood befors him-polittc.i
m 'es. The church was hsIf nued WITH aSsa4-
sni high privatss, ali bedixz ensd nm, ~ eees
broad clio h and gold lace and tss,1. .oses
on tons aud black feataers-strsass :.
,ot ked as calm and collected. altar sb.,.
sstsd performances of the past wesk. ~ -.
II 1u.termiik. ewa
Fou should see ,hsrn a. they troop na.. a,
gaze sometimes. on horseback. Eorty n, sns
Of them together, with their murdsrn,. uisf
ing ipnrs attached TO their heels srss.
sHords. rceased In brass and d.Ssiio. .,ot
terrible ciamor against the horses sidas - IT
iHntherr sirdie, with innumsra able otrs. , ~
tolls and bowie Knives stsar b % thsrennto "
IN like manner clashing against sans s,ny
| with EDmiitgsteI fury-aii Of which -
! ths gathering OF he horses hoofs zap N -.
/ st5"Y sirss.," -ervs 20 produce an sf,sc.
| horribly f,tghtfui that our H.css ara "
| bianChsd with terror. nd we irssinc,t.s
pan our sEn h51nets over our faces and 80.
| oar sar> With cur aagers. that we ma, ZOE ZOE
pat IN much as possible the .errifyin. s,s
| hum.liatiLs pntse N7
| ntcA Ike conquerors. Napoleon bs..m
| could not have borne his "bIushiIs honossu
| nore gracefully than do these p1o,ortous "a,
gees And. In truth, they have ,eaaon
LOOK like victcrs; for did they not per torm N.
| unparalleled exploit Of tai ing TIA cir, ~
| Huntsville, with accounts OF which an vi
Northern papers are tesmicg A cit, strnn.s.
| fortified with the most i'm lsns,rabls brtcS
houses, daring women, nHdaun ted chtld,s.
| and furious bulldogs, the whole surronnt~,
| by natural parapet OF ERIN, st1uas AT
gian trees. lmper v,on' alike % shsu. Dali. >,
sword,
And ye. through ali Of this ia. conpl.i.,
81 which, II ust ndt, aes occupied the M
sens Of Hnn.ssi;ie sh'rty yssrsl tbe.a xopd.,.
iui col q Jsrors b q ~ made thar va ana a..
now ,C possession Of this inoter olhysls
! tar VIII. however. say, FOR the etacatsoc
.ssh M 2s9 f ssss not g. ,
blood ~:s euilt. the trees, fading they ss,.
o1srruReret bt nun bers, ssTs way, and 81
lowed 'hs enemv - pass untsrmst ne
stones II like msna@F. r.treaied trvr
''iarsp 5:uat' and took mp a nor, oss,
yaoie POSITION asa. Fort R.rse' - which
Is neat hi hasa ~ the raosn,ain; tie farin.
women retired - tneir castles. Wills.
Compromiss was entered into BY ths fnr,
ouc bulldogs ard nndaunted children and
temporary srmt7tiCe decided nCou--ths ere.
my, mee .w5iie. Walking In and piicti ths,,
tents. ! canEot out ;hIas. when / .oos upon
taeD. crowned wi ihetr freshly won 1c
| reis. Of the Irish man. Who, waking up 10 a
| dead msn en- the battle field, boldly cut OF
BIS head and held IL nr III triumph, and hao
much ndo 20 persuade hisn.elf tha, IL va, In
| reality be. Pat. who had 2 formed tie Won.
der oil feat
| Tue enemy have. since their arrival 10 the
place, proce eoed 10 lay waste all the planta.
| tons wi thin their jurisdiction. The third
| morning silfF tpe!I advent they ma ched,
| vel! armed and equipped, 10 Gen VI q
| pl8 n sat,on, where they succeeded "a osptur.
| Ing all ths corn end bacon CO the place, com
, p-i.ing thirty or forty wagon l2&dsl and also
| tcAiLs pdsousrs eighteen or twenty Wild and
| spirit ed mules ana horses Gho defended the
pl ice nud themselves Us usli as could havs
| been expected, rnd uiads M 'hs ressstanoe In
| thely tower.