, 1862-04-17
A,DARlNG EXPLOIT.


Lincoln Cavalry, in the South, writing to brother
in California, gives the following details Of an
exploit periormcd by himself and q cOmrade, the
daring of which happily illustrates the dash and
contempt Of danger which charaUteIize the Irish
American citizen soldier:
Nothing Of interest has Iranspircd here but
what can be read in the papers, until lately.
AMI sent Out with aboot sixty Of our men, every.
second day as far as the extreme OutpOStS Of our
lines, on picket duty. Last Monday evening my
cOmIads, u tentInate Of mine, and started On
our own hook through the woods; and after gu
ing about three miles discovered tine rnemy's en-.
campments that had only been recently aban.
dUned. Here VT hid our horses in the woods
and started cautiously along until my coinrade
dropped az if shot but did not ask the reason,
aud was down almost as Soon, rs We saw party
"f cavalry, with pickstS To bHt, on post. As
they nsaIs ed us, we almost TIRE" bled In our boots,
expecting 10 be discovered every ninuts-not
even daring TO look up until the sound died away,
and even some Ininutes After. vas getting tir,d
Of frOir, and wished myself back 10 camp OncU
more. All this time heard some une whistling,
but shortly Il stOppedi so, plucking up cOuragr,
! got Oh one knee, aud loOked through the tFvVs
towards where the snund came from, and saw .
sScCsSiOn picket walking up aud down; so gave
my friend u n, dge IL the ribs, as he had mt
stirrrd since the discovery. We both thought il
best 10 get away a. soon ~ poasible, not daring
to shoot Tor fear u being caught; but, looking
arnund again, saw the picket sitting on the
stump Of tree with his back Iurned to IIs; 50
il StrurE me suddenly what iun it would Le to
take him to camp Al Ihis time he was getting
out his pipe and tobacco. lerPt up behind him,
aud Was,wthihten isrt Of him AZ be stepped over
To get match he had dTopped-hut beEIre be
Strengthened up ! had him by the nape VI the
neck and OH his hack; NV cOnra1e summing up
with rvOyer coitvtnirnt u his nose. Then vie
let him Up aud we're bringing him away, but we
fund no would nut c1Me. Ny friend threatened
To sbOOt him ana the Ipirkrt tuld him 10 shoot
aud be id, hs lgnQsbg thatbe would be dis.
covered; but On second consideration, ! tried
him With my sabre, In -OV very convenient To his
ribs, and told him " he Pesisted any more he
would get Sliarv 0T Il SO be thought Il better
u go along with uS, swearing oil the way, until
We reached our hors s. We then lied hiS hands
and made him wax between our horses, We hav.
hyg to Tic line frum him 70 the saddle to make
him walk last; and. after three hours inrney, We
arrived 10 camp ab ut o'clock. The officers and
men gathered around 10 zee lin AMI ask questions,
but they have learned nothing from him yet.
short time'sinee, says Scntch newspaper,
BehtsutAh tlaNelllk tlplll ohAnNON 70 Eefln Dlu
for his companinns two females extensively gut
up On entering the tunnel hear the Perth sta.
liu, both Of them sat beside him; but on emerg.
ing therslsaaH, 10 bic ana9eRient and horr'r, he
disc Nered that one Of his tair friends was Mrs.
ing When the tickets came 10 be COLLECTED, he
vas eanti0aed by bis IirighboF d Hay nothing ol
the accident till they came 70 the siaiinn. Tie
tickets werp taken aid che aalioa reueh,.d. wh,n
Ioi from beneath the etinnline Of the female be.
SIDE him cnme, or Falhsn cFeeped, the losl maiden,
the eAuss'of ~ be anxiety. - '''i -
Advises from the srat of warm the Southwest
Indicate that while more negroes are armed in
l,ehalt Of the rebellion al that are 80 armed are
FIRE. negroes. II any snves are armed, they are
given their freedom. This gives reason 70 be-
ieve that in an extremity the South would enan.
cipatr all ahln-hohiod slaves who would promise
o. tight for the rebellion, under the conviction
lhut the 0O0, 900 who would bs thereby liberat, a
would BE- cheap. price Coz victory over lhy
North, which would easily enable them to make
up he loss irm the Afrigan coast-hs lew Cor
@ lons saa would " hung rnarF their government
Avery remarkable circumstances occurred II
the town of Chl slertiyld ssl week, The wiEs Of
Levi Th0fp, E<q.. had been seriously IN fa
Aoait time, ahparehty died, and even, pie,,ara,
tor was t,ade f5f htf funeral Our Informant.
(DT. kiltrider) slys that there wefe no eyidsnc
o. llle ftfnanihg. bot on ne contrary, all the
usual occurrencss that appear ailF death seemed
% b manileSt. whch, % The aSl0nishmrul Of On,
Ailer lying II this cnnditib nearly two days, she
hegan TO shew evidences Of returning Ne, aud
al.imAsfy grew bs.tr and is nov doing wrll
2 HottowGy 0rsrnesI. -BOiIs md CavbancIas.
These Indications II impdre Jinod, o. inward
dsease, Should peset BE- hegIrcted, Eyen Hl,en
ant dahgergns they are usually paInfii;, and al
ways unsghlly. But danger frequently Turks
hsneath an angry o. obstinate hnil.--a danger
khich the psucliSgd eys and educated touch Of
lie scientific snreeon often fails % lracs. Il is
not always possible % predict with CERTAINTY
whether lie rising evii wiI end 10 \ boi u car,
buncle. or what may be ihe ultimate effect UPON
The constitution. HploWayt 0intusnf aiveE
lhe patient from Al pain Or dnngf, and the Dnes
tor from al trouble, Il gives immediate relief
and, acting ips on he surface, thun l6sns1Faius
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