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, 1862-10-07

The Journal this morning publishes pro-
c]amatiou issued By Buckner at Bardstown on
the Gath. 1t is curious document. Mitchell
and Turchin, Garrett Davis Sumner, Hun
ter and Pope, Boyle and Butler are accu-
6ed of all sorts Of horrible things, and arc
compelled to undergo horrible comparisons,
IS for instance:
1he naue Of the Austrian Butcher whose
cruelty was wreakad upon only one woman, con-
yeys an idea Of moderation compared with those
Of theee northern despots. Let ns not insult the
memory OF the Austrian by mentioning his name
In the same sentence with those Of Mitchell and
Butler, and Boyle and Turch1n-
But we hear nothing OF Buell. Or Grant or
McClellan's vandalism.
The closing paragraph and the only one
worth reproducing, aud that only from its
bombast and the statement In regard to arms
is as follows:
Men Of Kentucky Two Southern armies, under
the able leadership Of the gallant Bragg and Kirby
Smith, are now In your midst They come to re-
| lleye you from the tyranny with which the North
have so long oppressed you. No peaceable citizen.
| whatever his political y1ews, will be molested.
| We make War only against armed men-not as our
| enemies do, against peaceab1e citizens aud de.
| fence1ess women and children. We ask those who,
from sentiments Of duty are with us, to join the
standard Of freedom. II ron are worthy Of liberty
you will win 1t. TIC haCe arms for al tgho eciA
| join u.s.
As Orpheus C. Kerr would suggest signify.
ing major general Of = pack Of asses Of the
| confederate States.
, 1862-10-07

For some time past the officers Of this city
have been On the alert for the detection OF
certain parties known to be engaged in fnr-
ntshirg the rebel army with large quantities
Of drugs and medicines, It vas not generally
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
Army CORRESPONDENCE.
special Correspondents % the Y o. DeltA)
ISLAND No. 10 March q Is

ISLAND, NO. TO- March ., 1864
A few days ago, some OF Ciieers had . e.
crpe tror falling into the hands Of the enemy in the
vicinity Of New Madrid. Cot. Jordan, baing u tour
OF inspection visited tie Ilice and, in company win
G!u Stewart and few Others rode GU. surv,y the
ground ia the vicinity and to eTnne the roads by which
me en- my we're SAID be approaching. Al tue inter-
the enemy might advaree-thry met come scouts who
reported ihA about 1900 Z, rel cavalry close at
hand Our friends were rather sreduous and quested
the scouts TO favor them With uar dmrnstrlii0n
o. the proximity Of the enemy. Adyancrg short dis
lance up the road their incrsdult7 efes,ually dis
D. led. The cavalry suddeny came in tui view,
miles from the river ..ks. 1t New Madrid. They utre
a. the scouts had reported about 1900 in number. At
this time Lhey only Abou, 400 yards distant.
large ioi &c fled Cn to the lef apparently to cut
Cd the Of oicers; but these, knowing from
the character Of the country tna the could
b. effected took into their heads to BE- amused the
proceeding aud quietly their horses watching tie
/, fsciual effort Of he AAnkins .ry. The amusement
GERS were thus sere1ely gazing The party referred
the main body bad impsrcepfoV nSrrOEed the intevs.
ping distance and suddenly dash our friends,
Ia order 10 capture them Our nquisit7e and quescen
Gentlemen at ouc- lost their curiosity aud recovered
'her auinG'iOn They pu. spurs 20 their horses and
made remarkably good time from the spot, congratuls
ing themselves iha. the enemy though within short
-arge did not IRE. Tee Federal cavalry followed our
I gisyes up TO the verge Of the town Of New Aarii
within four hundred yards OF the river. They were
quickly dispersed AZ put 10 rapid 1go' BY she'll just
As our infantry was getting in OF them. Ufor,u-
nasslT the shc 6rcd Hsd it bsen Tor
this accident ne whole parry might aud probably would,
have been cap'ur'd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
Consrs,.lon,l selc.SsskInr.

The SenAe has refused TO ogree to the amendment of
the House 6EinE The salary OF members at 81 500 and
Insist 5000 Toe House aiheres to its proposition
and Comni,tse o! C1lersres Slg settle the matter.
Toe uhoe proceeding Is veil calculated to bring
d'soTrdit on COugcess. Tue example Of soli-assrAn
6E'meHt BY these, Who, ny position, should set an
6Ilnple Of patriotic sS!easl and Gisinls; dnssS is
mosliyrg enough. A Per di.r Of s. st such time
this, e0oa.h 10 al 'cienee; bu. 70 be Ursngine
10, tie pu5IO spoils is 100 bad WebSve no heart to
say sOsa -boa, &. Il Corgress sss.s to destroy is
i-n4,Ecs a-d - capacity tor public us,ful1es and
b :-e orsu-ss II the Republic 1t eslDos pursue any
Coarse rain 6, he end stsn by pare. lin.
CO &c puzzle us,suse amcas is oga nsm0siG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
OnUruARY.

EUed by fall 'r5m his horSs, tn Oh is ANNorok, Dr.
81 tUEL 4 SWAMI, u-g .oo In the Wise L=go1.
che death o. th gallant geuttul carried gs ~ many ears
OF bis mne i. family Brave, gsnepis SAD an'tlhJa In
ev i1slteth he Sneson OF al, WITH whom AG1e 1uoa
p cad hn 1} fdu'e ged on RIBS career and oe;k
on dhn Oi PsOyi hIt Ce3sed othert Isl and
h cut ca the blusl hfz over IL Srvo
re- u-na uany cong NAL spirit a1i IL reLalns lie By thsh
u friend hon b. ed sni Who lVei hl1. "Nor iosi'S
h ds cor t',mrE ere brn sin back, BIT fri !, eAa
q oily isasetou IN recalling his high taN an noble
IN pulses CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

was ordered to be printed and made The special order
for Saturday, and from day to day, until dsposst o.
ciBrsEr oTTIosRs TEE TLoel CT THE HOUSE.
On motion Of Mr.. GaRTRELL, Of Ga, the special or.
der vas then taken up which vss bill au horring
heads of Departments to occupy seats the door and
engage in discussion Of subjects connected With thsr
respective Departments.
This bill Was Diseased up TO the hour Of sdjesr,nsos
without being disposed Of.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
Llp1NARLr, MaIch u b, lse2.

10 the Editor Of The Wig:
Dear Sri hear the "Press.master" Is again 10 our
nids' and il he calls me |, will be the third tme-And
perhaps as often on you-Wbis many OF our negtbOrs
hAva escaped altogether.
know your uiipgnss3 Is veil IS my own, to submit
u auy sacrifice ir this cur counrj trial au1 believing
"a, it hardly possible for these burthens to be .qusy
distributed Tor the want OF proper information and
tseurs i. Be tbs duty of every siVs the
horilies such information may to their knoWl
dse 10 enable them TO call on ALL without the appear
suce OF favoriis Is the object Of this communication,
ard saeb as may follow.
as this the Of pitching the crop" and hence
mos, important the farmer, uE, in this communi
cation, pare such Of them have been overlooked,
aud bring to only the team and free negroes
used in navRa ing the James River and KlnAWhA Canal
more particularly the two competing lines Of packe:
bca,s--itl their more than one hundred horses, and
nearly as mary tres negroes in use and in reserve
Toose in reserve for racing purposes, much to the
annoyance Of the public.
Il NAV be urged as reason for nonnterference with
the packet boats that the public requires travelling f.
lilies. Tbs is admitted, to some extent. affirm,
however thA, one lire Of boats is sr Gen and that the
ore hne Nulu euleSf'S S'etJ purpose ~ ~ N-i! "a
tended to Seo,tsVie the condguity of the railroad
above that point supplying the residue.
Admit, however, that the public may be inconveni.
eacsd-the deprivation is much greater If the same
number Of horses and hands be taken from the farmers
JUS, at this particular time Andagsin the enterPrisng
p-opristo Of these lines if reluctant to discou-
,nus their warfare upon each other by turning their
sources to advance the interest OF the Government
do a. the farmer mus, look up and purchase more
ho ses to supplying the pscs OF those taken. J.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
nrou th. N,r orl-.p, p.lt..l

Il HE VI OOh fHOfLE.
The emphatic manifestations of the patriotic earnest
mess and zeal Of our glorious city more tbals
pensaon for all the gloom and grief that for few
days produced BY the recent disasters of We
have never felt confident and Of the
of our cause than wshave been slice adversely that true
touchstons of patriotism, fell upon people. Before
this when victories and almost uniform had
marked the course flour revolution, the display Of the
devotion and resources of people was highly honor
able and vigorous still It fell short of the intense and
earnest feeling which has been exhibited since the SER
vice became perilous, the difficulties greater
the responsibility more serious and the result
less certain Now the true heroism Of people comes
forth in all its power and brightness. The only Difficult
y is to restrain ard efficiently direct this aroused spirt
aud zeal of cur people. The rush of volunteers to re-
inforce our army in Tennessee is marvellous Almost
every body wants to 60 and the number that uil 20
viii orlJ be limited by the resources of the government
fer their equipment And transportation. The flower of
our city youGh whose fathers and older brothers are
ready in the army, have enrolled their names. Men
past the age Of military service abandon business, am
~ aud every other ana responsibility, to join the
army which is to defend this valley. Our men Of
means with very rare exceptions, contribute most
literally to equip aud render comfortable every man
who volunteers, and to provide for his family. Ga
al sides nothing Is heard bu. the din of warike
preparations, and the counteuAnces Of the people,
Of men women and children, glow with Ell tdus-
asm and resolution. No people were ever more
desperately resolved to win a fight perish. With
such spirit aud Ardlr the subugAon Of this people
clear impossibisy. Should the enemy persist In his
insane purpose, itmay brng much I'd oon and suffering
uron people, but for this prepared He may
SeIe and occupy portions Of territory but bis pow
er and domination viii be confined the space Of dull
earth be occupies The people will be uusubdaed.-
They viii neither be aienced BY biz ccIsnpg promises
and professions, frightened by his ooWArdly and
bu'sl threaIs The few We have among who may
and their Knees weakening, their unstrung, or
,aeir loyalty waning N lave eyes OF hundreds OF
toe brave R,d rssOuIs fixed upon them There viii be
10 future save Of shane disgrace ard universal scOrn
so him who bs,r1ys any of this weakness or uTpi-
tude These wi seek TO c,eAte ds;rust and divsion
among people, or to discourage the ,forts Of the
pairotc si 5000 their proper reward. Tts'
-rv FIR bsH entitled 6tse cells Of prisons than
zoe criminals and convicts who now occupy them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

Fssgrans received yesterday direct from Knoxville,
sac hst there not and have not been any Federal
iroofs Il East Tennessee They probably mas
sing their forces upon the Mississippi and Memphis
From Other quarters We bcAr nothing, except that
gres. movements 10 progress for the development
Of vlieh We ms. Eait With vi. patience We can.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
DIED,

10 ubcit TIE 18Th sSalt Dr. LYNDON RIVE, Jr, In
thc j5lh year Oh hs age.
hi. res dens intNls city the ish ate she's.
JSG III .LY.hD. the 10 yU cf hs HEe.
Fi, viii from N, ~. bApt u Chu It's
rlrsda ag 81 oejeG The fdeads Of the family are
vf.edt o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

THs AEzT c. ms Pororao The Fredericksburg
E.5sld ct tse IAN VS., s,yss
"a. part o. thc Army on the Poto1ac in the vicinity
Of DIUiri's the EvAl.po-t bltJerils s., are under.
scot hsve evacuated their va=Sus positions on Fri.
d,v-'a ard since then have ia,-n back The present
locl.an of tie several Brigsdos need rot be named
Toe ArmV Of Manassas having also fallen hack, there
l. nrr ion abroad tal the RAppshannock river is
20 b. the Ire o. operation for both that and the
90 H. par,ment under Cen Holmes.
We h-vs sepeS,s that Gen. JOs. 4 Johnston Is a. =
Pol' ~ fnr III N R,pgahsnnoei Station on the sx-
o. Ii- a Osrrs Riieasd, Ild hsNesn the Rapid AM
a.. R'pPaaauno,k rivers AID ssOiher, that he is III
rs q &c Gcgcoosyca Which dc 10. credit. Tho
pliu' oecogisd b. Gen HOlz 40, 5enR = matter Of
rouor, bai Of E0ov!eige, Sl leave the enemy 10
discover
roget 70 le m he very serious osa Of public pro
re- n the tasy rS-euatiou torbesiing dstpis ane'
CO nnsnts The ssarer George Page" Hss burnt in
Qi'''cs creek an of course her two ine guns lost
fiREs N POsTsn, TH-The r.sdence Of Mr. Chas
Birgess, The s.gta end Of D,nuidcis street rts
NJ ,, usS conf er.hly jnf,d ~ IRE, Monday gilt
ma sleou-ly the beautiful residence o. Cao, Jonn II
hysrs IN NeEiOsa, neary destroyed by hret BJth
hTCs we're The YORK Of neSRdAIies.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
MlNTNn 10 Know ID

TXTANTXO no KNOW vhers MT Henry l. Aveh
w Son Of Re nth Alabama Regmeu, Con- can be
uA Ne sup be In ,spl private family
In Va civ kno ~ bis whesrthbI vi confer
grs iasor lea log Information a. tas oa'riernAsi De
m 20 1.,s LEs ATcHrsoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
sPEc AL NoTIoH

VARY MAcARrHY hvDs rseoy red from his soFer lads
Pe'oa vi" appear IA BIS un5'asd PerIOa1iiol cn sr to-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
roCORREsPONpKNTs.

~ iEsrs 5ssiHSss aas: % ddirassd 70 tAs"kd<or q
~ WHY"
Arolss tsrss ifs eftts paper tfH aOi % ltSA
a. Pa . q r o. Gag ssl3iac, 0uch 70 % kaoten % al
b parted from, Obituary HotfoSt sSoSsd
~ sEyAs lac drseAIrgsl y0r Is advertisements.
81 W eoaaos afsrshs 30 rsn -esciSf oouaasaioohons
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

TIOUND.--A money purse. containing sn,n sr,,vvu
II suE, which the ewasr can have b. proving, md
ApplVi-E a. this on tElkS}sf.
NH 2O-it eAz-A4LAlA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

. Hvg rHREAD.-sO D. che. thread Tor sal. ~
y fee5 At. efok1 W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

THs YAAysEs IN HosratiS ALAEAXA-rhs Torsses
(Ala GaIstts, OF the 10 q ibs,., says;
"ws l,Irued yesterday, that the SsIsras h,d landed
l.rs' fores at Savanna, Tennessee Ne suppose ,bey
arc ISng prsp.T.ocs 70 get possession Of tic Memphis
and srie.,on railroad They be slou,d 70
&c, this gres: toroushars Ia hr possession for then
we would, indeed be crippled. The labor and unrug
Industry Of many fait fol and energetic have
been expended upon sis road to b:iug up ia pre-
sen. state Of usefulness to let Il fall into the HANDS Of
our enemy be used sgsns l. must be protected.
We, IS people able 10 project and save f.. II IN.
a,oi liable let then, hsve river but hope Is The
united sentiment Of our people that W will Rave or
railroad"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
RI oLvrIos OF THANK

Mr. P007E by unanimous consent, from the spscia
COMMITTEE Ga tho Fc.t DonslsSn disaster, reported back
toe fallo.ing re.oluton wish an smendmeEt:-
Raso!utio by the Congo - Of :ne Conf'd rats a.ss
Of Ar.-cs th,t the thanks Of Congress Is due 20 80
officer. Of reamsn companies and phvates for their
heroic and R,eut defence of Fort Doncon, that iher
s-as.rd VI death aod contempt of danger entities them
10 ocs hiKbes: Animation s5d confidence.
The following is Ete smsudne7 or substitute, repor
sl by the Committee which heya sked, should be adop
TED II: lieu of he original resolution:
RsSolUsd by tie congress OF The Oonfederste Safes,
that (yhou, undertaking. a. present. to decide upnn the
proprety Of the surrender OF our troops Fort DDne
so1 or The manner in which the act OF surrender
oompshod) the thankT OF Congress due 10 The Gener
as ldng the officers OF regiments, OF companies
ara pvaes for their gallant I'd heroic defencs Of Fort
oneson that their disregard OF death and contempt OF
dagger, entities Them to our highest admiration, conf
tnee aud gratitude.
NJ FOOTE said, the oaly difference bstveen the
ORIGINAL resolu ion and subsi'ue Was, that the Commit
;sn decline any EXPRESSION 81 opinion 10 regard to the
fac, Of the surrender aud the manner IN which 1t was
done The substitute tenders the thanks OF Congress to
all the officers and soldiers engaged on account OF their
valiant conduc. in the battle OF Fort Doutl son
This b. vas willing 70 accord, believing that all
cnp.sed In tba. battle had acted hSrolcally. for
his uart he would always cheeriully accord to merit
is due need Of praise AID inasmuch as this resolution
avoids all reference 10 h. circums auos OF the surreh-
der ha regarded i;s adoption as entirely proper The
proapec Of the future he aid vas umned with hope
aud Tor bis part he e hat morning morf cheerful aud
co ien than be had since dst took his scat in thai
body. The Cabiaet officers reported 10 day as oeins
Iorhrmed By the Senate are 50 lar w no concerned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
russlOss FOR DISABLED solDrrRs.

Mr.. HARRIS Of No., Offered resolution instruc
ing he Committee Military Affairs to enquire into Il
eXpediency Of proVjng by pension or otherwise for u
t,isf Of discharged sick or and the
lief O. the families OF officers and Sliiers wbo may
ia consequences of wounds, Of disease contracted
the service of the Confederate States which was ado
ted.
NJ Il, also introduced bill for the relief OF Il
families Of soldie in the ssrvica Of the Coofedera
SAFES, wh ch -Gs ref rred 20 the HILLARY Oom niGse
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

were burned. The British troops having been
weakened by sickness, as well as by the nro Of
the bosegcrs, lord CORVALLIS could not venture TO
make 70 large sortes to hopo from them much sue
ocess but foresecng that tho British works on the left
already half runod could not stand long 40 attempt TO
retard the opening tho batteries Of the second parallel
Of the bosegers became necessary. Lord Cornwalls,
therefore ordered sorto OF three hundred and fifty
men under the direction Of Colonel Abercrombic. This
doachmont sailed forth before daybreak of tho 10th
October forced tho redoubts that covered the batteries
spiked some cannon and, after killing and woundiug
about hundred of the French troops who had the
guard OF hs part Of the trenches returned within tho
luos with loss. But This action yielded little ad-
vantage; the cannon were again rendered 6t for ser
vice and before the evening the whole battery and pa
ralles were nearly complete
AZ this time the works OF the bosoged wore 10 da
mayed that they scarcely could show single gun on
that side OF the works attacked by the Americans Lord
Corvallis therefore had hope left but from cnoring
terms Of cspituasop or attempting an escape ho do
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

battery Of three eighteen poundos, two twelvcpound
cors one six poundor and mortar No. II, battery
Of twenty -four FOUNDER aud two nine poundes No
12 battery OF two twelvepoundcrs and two howitzors
No 10, a battery Of two eightcen-pounders and ono
twolvepoundcr; No. IA, battery Of Eve Founders
Or the Gloucester side thore erected No. 16ia bat
tory Of ten eighteen Founders and twelve FOUNDER
No 10, two batteries OF eight guns Of different colbro,
No. ~ was part Of tho British shipping
AS the British had quilted their outward posi-
ton see tho pan) and the combined forces had taken
possession Of the ground from which tho British had re-
tired tho town became regularly invested and tho com
bnod army tho night began to break ground tho
French making their approaches the right Of 10 and
the Americans the left The FIRST parallel was thrown
up during tho night Of the 9Th Of October 10y On the 9th
Of October opened American battery OF three esh
teen pounders three twenty FOUNDERS two howIt
zors and two mortars ) On tho 10TH opened another
American battery Of four cgntocnpounders ca and
bomb battery Of four mortars (c). On the 9th also
opened French battery Of four twelve Founders and sx
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

made both by tie army and navy to relieve him. and
that tho isA feet Of twouty. three sail OF the line
would FAD aoeut tho sth Of October; informing Lord
CORVALLIS, at tho same time, that Admiral Digby,
with Nnree more ships Of the line, had just arrived
at Sandy Hook. On the night after the receipt
Nornwaffs withdrew his army within tho works
-cf tho town. fun expectation Of being able TO hold
both the posts Of York and Gloucester until the promised
relief arrived. The works abandoned by the British
troops were occupied tho next day by dotaobmens from
the combined army.
For the security Of Yorktown the British had erected
tseo the pan) battery No. Of two sxpounders and
one howitzsr No g. battery OF three eighteen pound
crs No g. battery Of four eghtecnpounders and FIVE
niuo-pounders No a, battery Of Eve eighteen pound
ers and two sx,pounders No. 8, battery Of one
eighteen FOUNDER and three FOUNDERS, No. o. bat
terry Of one eighteen FOUNDER and four pounders
No. 7,s battery OF two eghteen-poundors and two
twelve Founders; No. 8, battery or two eighteen.
Founders and ono nno pounder No o. battery of two
eighteen pOundsss and two tvelye Founders, No. TO- =
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

mortars O) On the 10th, opened tbreo French bate
rss consisting OF sixteen pieces OF eighteen and twenty
four.pounders (g) and al night opened French bomo
battery Of six morars (). On the night Of the llth,
part Of tho second parallel thrown UP by deach-
ment from both armies ~ In the meantime the suri'
son did everything their power TO interrupt the be-
siegcrs in their work by opening new omhrasnres for
guns and keepingupa constant Gro with ali the howt
GERS and small mortars they could man aud ABOUT tbs
tmo tho loss Of men sustained by the combined army
was moro considerable than at any other ported during the
siege They we're particularly annoyed and mpcded 10
their approaches two edoubis advanced about three
hundred yards front Of tho Brtish works * and y
These they resolved to assault and 10 excite spirit Of
emuation the reduction OF the committed TO the
Americans () and the other to tho French ~ Tho at
tempt was made on the night Of the 14h and 10 both n
stances suoceoded and by The unvearod labor OF the
besIeqers both rcdoubls included IN their second
parale before the morning (n IN Tho second parallel
the French had three batteries OF sixteen pieces Of
eighteen and twenty four pcunegs lnl ThSr0 MAS Nso
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

crminsd attempt the latter the Gloucester side e
tho river, where dc Chosy commanded and lay with
body Of troops at some distance from the worm. ihe
British commander resolved 10 attack de Chosy before
break Of day with his whole force and, after defea,ng
him. to proceed to tho upper country leaving his future
route uncertain until be came opposite TO the fcrds Of he
great rivers where he intended suddenly to turn 90 to
tho northward TO force his way through Maryland
pennsylvania and the Jerseys and join tho British Com
o,raer in Chief at New York Accordingly boats were
orarod 10 receive mo troops in the night and 10 trans
nort them 10 Gloucester Point After ono whole embarka
lion had crossed violent storm Of wind and rain dis
rorsed tho boats employed this business and frus-
,roted the whole schcme In this divided state OF the
British forco the American batteries opened at break OF
dav but the boats returned afterwards and brought
back the troops that had been carried over In the night
with some oss the passage between York and gloucester
being exposed to the American FIRE.
with the failure q this scheme tho last hope Of tho
pri,ish army expfoi Thoir works we're tumbing into
ruin; net gun could be fred from them LNngsk k0l