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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-01
READY-MADE CLoruYNc.

IL hs intention to keep fuller assortment than ever b
fore, IN this department, and any desire Ready
PANTS. VESTS, COATS, and ovERALLs,
will find just what they want at NEwCoMBs which are
from Good Stock, and well made up.
All the above mentioned GOODS many other thing.
not mentioned for lack of space viii be sold =
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
The Opening Of the Atlantic and Great
Western Hniirond.
CLEVELAND, Wednesday, Nov.

CLEVELAND, Wednesday, Nov. is, 1863.
Gov. Yates of Illinois, Maj. Gen. Rosecrans,
and Senator sherman Of Ohio. with oil the prominent
railroad Of the country here attending the opeu
ing OF the Atlantic and Great " Western Railroad
The hotels are all crow ded with people.
Gen. Rosecrans held reception last evening and wa
visited by great number OF persons.
MEADgyILIE. Pa, wednesday, Nov. le, 1863
The excursionsts from Ncw-York on their way Il
Cleveland to celebrate the formal opening Of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway to hat city, reached tAu
point az O'clock this morning.
Owing the excellent Arrangements OF the nanagen
OF the Erie and Atlantic ana Great Western Roads
their trip has been most delightful one. -, IL.
The t'alr, upon It's arrival here was receiver WIZ
tho firing Of cannon music and cheers OF tie populace
To-day is q gaia for Meadvilie.
The iIaln from Cleveland brings company OF nom
800 10 CO. WHO viii escort tie Eastern DEL cation TO that
cry.
iaey al luucb together hc.e in tie finest railway sta
ti0A Ia tie Cogntry.
The weather Is beautiful.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
pVPhRTURE or TIM U. 9. STrAMIH Ting.
Carl scnurz In Ecif Drfcnsc.
CANP MAR CmATIANOOGA, Nol


a. ~ Iiii0rQ Tie ios.lfi1s Joi.aaL.
In your paper Of November ) / see n letter
signed by Mr. Leslie Combs In which the following
allu,ion Is made 10 me: "Our children have fought In
every battle icd and never one fled ~ Cnrl Schur1
and his gang of ecdomslrickcrs did at Chancelors-
yllle." nm not IA tho habit of replying To caumny
aud abuse bpuDging from the impure inspirations oi
party spirit but Gen. Leslie Combs b Ing of note.
deem il proper O avail myself of this opportunity to
stop "A slaudo. Which political enemies seem bent upon
sustaining by frequent repetition.
wish therefore io sny, that, IN asserting that Carl
Schuiz lel 40 thanctorsyile Mr.. Leslie Combs lies.
choose the word les "-alth0ugh with extreme re-
luctanoe and rcgrct-up0n due consideration OF is
meaning; for If Air Leslie Combs has inquired into the
facts he must know that he is saving what is iase and
II he has made 40 such inquiry then ho gives WIN IN
pirdOnnbe lcyity the sanction Of his name to hao'
ment which Is most injurious 10 another mani fepnh'
ton, and which he does not know 10 be true wLh 10
add that. In 6ayiiS Mr.. Leslie Combs hcs,' hoid
myself responsible for what say. ~
This may seem equivalent to challenge, ana so II Is.
do not however mean 10 ieht duel with Ali Leslie
Combs Being a good pistol shot. 1 might perhaps
easily Kill him. which should not Ike 10 dos or II he
Il equally skillful. lc might Kill mc-ind should be
sorry 10 die tTding occlsoni or we might not
hurt each other. and then IL wouli De ihrcc besdeS'
Am OPT oscd 10 duciing on principle. -
But challenge Mr. Leslie Combs 10 different hlhd
Of contest which viii b, preferable to common duel
a test Of personal courage invite INN TO ihe nos
piality Of nay headquarters III the cnp ol Tue army
of the Cumberland. will share with him my tent my
blankets my meals but invite him also To accompany
me personally ia the next battle and not TO leave me
single moment There Mr.. Leslie Combs may deter
mine whether he viii have tho heart To repeat That
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
The Police ana tie New Levy.

70 re FGiiorct The y. !. Tribune
SIa: Less ,haa two months now remain Of the
tine saned By the Presidnt in his recent proclamation
wherein 10 III mp our city quota OF troops or prepare our
for another dra with al its attendant disasreeabtieE
Tie Metropolitan Police Department has since the cong
,uremrut If the war answered promptly and effectively
every call made is psroiism Tie monthly conirbutioni
of s members amounting In tie aggregate during the past
two wears 70 sum materially deducting nom the necess&
res and comforts of each members family; its vigilance
preventive IN the early stage th rebellion when had
Il been sustained by the state and General Governnentf
many thousand stands OF IN Kube hand would
never have reached Dixie It's enng and providing for th(
families Of the Metropolitan Brigade second 20 none fof
bravery aud euduance and finally its STANDING m the breach
between panic stricken city and hores Of riraie roter
mad with plge drunk win slaughter and III every eneoun
ter hr in them back IN bloody and a dee1tal estsbist
for the members o lie force te present high character
and citizens.
Asamsniber of the force think DO yet more.
new call now made a. Nation. Let Department
and individuals respond With proper effort, at least
reg e ii not ote be rised between and January
by the who fifteen months raised fouI
rpenfs as many weeks Let the Supervisors Of h(
ounty offer premium - that officer who shall thin hd
pc,rbcd time enlist the largest number men; tnS
tomuiss ners siye their weighty influence lot the men l
prove her many and undoubed opportunities for .nistn(
iecras and venture to predict That the Department eQ
viii be well and numeOusy represented in the regiment o
rrgnen,s raised under is anspice Hoping you will gy(
this publicity In your wide read columns,
rein-in, very respectfully A PATROLMAN.
Neg.A0ya, Noy. Is, 1863.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
FROM TIsE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Position Occupied by Lees Army.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Nov. ls, ls6a

There have recently been no public develop
relative 10 Gen Lees army, excepting that Tho
main body OF it lies between the Rap.dan and OrnnGt
Court. House.
The Rapidan front is strongly guarded.
The storm Of Saturday and Sunday considerably i'm
pedod transportation on the dirt roads but supplies ar
now sent 10 the front by railroad.
The following has been received here from The
Army Of the Potomac
il is reported that on Sunday six men in Rebcluniorin
paid visit TO Caeits Station and inspected the interior
Of the cars. There no force TO pursue them.
They made no attempt 10 rlundcr destroy or capture
and this gives the impression that they were searching
for some one who expected.
Two desorters were publicly branded in presence OF
their division yesterday.
On Sunday after hilpatrich's reconnoiaance had re-
tired from the Rapidan, the eacmy threw over two or
three regiments 10 this side but not beyond the cover
Of their guns on the nights at Racoon Ford
brigade Of the Third Corps this week. turned ont
and reconstructed the fencing on the farm Of John MI
nor Bolts which lad been destroyed by the troops en
camping in that vicinity
Mr. Bolts is now ut home, and apparently in good
health and spirits.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
The Dedication OF the National Cemetery
HAERIsDuRG. Wednesday, Nov II.

UAIIIkBI 10, " tuHVtUH!, @'V'' ~ '0'
The snecial excursion train of the Governors
left at hafpast for Gettysburg. Among the pfhcipnl
digniaries Cows. Curtin Seymour, fIeipoht ana
Brough; Gen. Yandcrpoo Of New York Col Anderson,
brother of Cen Anderson; Cows. Tod, Dennison' ana
Bourman Of West Virginia, and their respective Sias
Gems. Doubleday. Stoncman and Staheli exSccretify
Cameron Clement &. Barclay Of Philadelphia ana the
following members Of Gov. Curtin's staff Gems. ir"in'
King and Reynolds; Cols. j. II. Puleson. Roberts,
Thomas Wright and Quay. and Private Secretary Gco.
IA Norgan The train viii connect with the Presidents
company at IIanoyT junction. where the President
will be received with becoming honors and the whoc
party will then proc, I'd 10 Gettysburg The aendahce
at the ceremony will he very large Numbers Iet mere
this morning on wagons, and the trains are crowdtd.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
4 ROW FORTREsS 7TGNROE.
The Rebcis Refuse 30 Allow Col. Irvi"g
10 Take Provi.ious TO Richmond.
IOETREss MONROL, MOndny, y

IOETHL5s MONKOL, MOnu1y' NUF. I'D Io0'
The steamer Convoy, which left here last
Saturday with provisions and clothing for our soldier
held as prisoners in Richmond returned today bring
inc back the provisions and clothing.
Col Irving, who Rad charge Of the matter, was re-
fused the privilege Of taking the rations to Richmond
FoLTnEss MoNRoE, Tuesday. Nov. II. 1863.
A large lot Of beef, pork, flour, meal, and
other stores for our soldiers at Richmond arrived here
tlis morning from Tie baltimore Amerieen Eelic
socjefy and left for City Point the steamer Convoy
at 70 ~. in charge Of Col. irving
J. j. Woodbridge, merchant oi N9fl9ls, WIS .'' Oh
zinc lorors into tls Department, and was sentenced
t'ig t',i ,,a,,,il.s hard labor at Fortress Monroe.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
From the siouth-Iyes;.
81. IOuIs. Wcdncadny. nov.

81. LOuIs, Wcdncsdny NOV. j, I-bI
The telegraph has been extended TO Tori
SmlA.
Gen. Mcneil has issued order that all molestaion'
Of the telegraph shall be regarded us tue work OF bush
whaclels aud for every cutting of the wires guerrilla
prisoner shall be hung.
Our forces occupy aldron, about 20 miles south o
Fort Smith.
Our scouting parties have captured Hebe! major and
two captains and quite number Of prisoners together
with portion Of Coopers train laden with connissa>
stores and ammunition
At last accounts Cooper was flying rapidly toward
Red River.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
The Situation mt Chntfnncoga-'Thc En,-
portancc Of the sfnkc-A Rebel Opinion.

Special Disrstch TO The y. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Wednesday Nov Is 1863
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 10th inst. uses
thc following language respecting Chattanooga
All eyes turned upon this central point Of the
Coniederaoy and of tile II is useless deny that
the enemy are about 10 make their supreme effort in that
field They are consolidating there their greatest
strength. The flower Of their armies is collected there,
with the best Of their Generals at its head In nun
bers, in equipment, IN munitions Of VAR al their
preparations of the most colossal Kind.
The stake at issue warrants the magnitude Of their
efforts for II they defeated there the backbone of
the is broken and ell hope OF the suhuc alton Of The
South banshed forever from THEN own mad coun-
sells II they successful the South VIII be ovenun.
and il may be many years before can recover iOm
the consequences : IL is an hour Of fclrIl! NO.
nent The destines Of this generation anO Oi gtAcI'
stCns yet to come. may b. involved IN this hattie.
ESCAPE OF YANKEE DESBRTBES.
Thrty-fve Yankee desertcrs escaped from
Caste Thunder by mining under the wall, on Friday
night last \ few were recapiured.
FIRE AT WILMINGTON.
fire occurred at Wilmington, y. C.. or the
18th. Loss heavy. embracing large quantities OF cot.
top and clothing belonging 10 North Carolina.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Retirement of Gen. Candy.
HHADouARTRns u. :. TRooPs NEv-f onK CITY
AND ilARB0R, NEW l oRK Nov. l& 1903.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 52-m obedience

GENERAL ORDERS, No. o2.-In Obedience 10
paragraph 49, War Dopsr Special Orders No. ss Of the
9th i and Special Orders No 49, from the Headquarters Of
the Department Of tho East the undersigned turns over the
command Of the City and Harbor OF Newi orb 20 Big Cea
George j. Staniard c. :. NohEtcers.
Under ON The Commanding General Depar ment
Of tho East the commanding officer OF hc depot n Riker
Island and the Acting Assistant Provost hal General oi
the southern District Of New York in al matters heretofore
submitted these headquarters will report direct 10 tie
headquarters ofthe department.
Capt Cherries o. Wood Sth Infantry ia relieved from duty
Aide amp and Chief Of Artry aud Ordnance et these
headqua'r ard will proceed to comply with War Depart
Special Orders No. 493 paragraph Of the 9Th inst.
frst ien. Hayward Cutting 10Th Infantry NJ his re-
quest, IS relieved from duty Aide de Camp and will join his
regiment.
Tho remainder of the staff these headquarters win report
for dutv 20 Hrig. Gen. annard.
In taking leave ~ the troops with whom he has for some
time Lecn % p rsaty a,socisted the udefgned desires
epe.s nj. hs Tor er active and jealous cooperation ard
slsnco and his wishes for their prosperity sni
happiness Ed. r. :. CANDY, Brraaier-O General
Ol.cial. c. 4. CHRisTKssgs. Asst. Adjt.-Gen.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

General Gaines is Judge Advocate adjourned sine die
today having been in session since the 10th Of August
last.
REVENUE REGULATION CONCERNING COAL OIL.
The practice Of the Office of Internal Revenue
from the frs. has been and still is to allow FOR actual
leakage of coal oil bonded for expectation in the
oil is exported and not otherwise Distlers Of spirits
and eners Of coal oil who allow purchasers 10 remove
and ship without giving bond for expectation, will be
required TO pay the duties on the same
GEN. BUSTED APPOINTED A JUDGE IN ALABAiA.
Cen Richard Busteed of New-York has been
appointed L. S District Judge for Alabama vice Judgc
G. W. Lane, deceased
PEACE MEN NORTH AND SOUTH.
A distinguished Copperhead from New-York,
looking over the late Southern news. remarked bitterly
u observe the Peace have carried several districts
In North Ccrolina That is than they can do in
our State"
CANDIDATES FOR POSTMASTER OF TIE HOUSE.
Among the candidates for Postmaster Of the
House OF Representatives William King Of Min.
nesoa Postmaster Of the last House. and Noah Brooks.
the Washington correspondent Of Tie Saramssio Union
NATIONAL BANKS ORGANIZED.
The following National Banks have been or
vf,od einco our last lsfx xyus uuhi ehei.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
The Polish Iusurrections

LEABEKO, NUE >, 1coJa
The insurgent corps, numbering, it is saiu.
COO infantry and 230 cavalry, which advanced into Vo
hynia having been pressed by the Russians laid down
ella. and 400 men, with arms. munitions, aud 100
horses surrendered TO the AuYrians. 4
THORN Nov. 5It is stated On reliable authority that
the Grand Duke Constantine viii be relieved from h9
functions ~ Governor OF Poland and will travel abroad
and Gen. Berg will be appointed as bis successor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
|ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE TEUToNIA OFF CAPE RACE
The Federal Steamer Kearsarge Ordered to
Leave Cork Harb0r.
THE ALABAMA IN TIE BAY OF BENGAL.
THE POLISH INsURREcTIoN.
OPENING OF THE SPANISH coRTEs,
ST. JOINS, Tuesday, Nov. II, 1866

ST. JOINS, Tuesday Nov. H. 1863.
The Hamburg-American Packet Companyf
steamship Tcutonia, from Southampton Now passed
Cape Race at $50 last CMondaD evening. She wa
boarded by the yacht Of the Associated Press and
tie following summary Of her obtained: II
Admiral Jones had notified the Union steamer Keafa
sarge leave Cork Harbor in "A hours The commandee
refused The Kearssrge WAS coang all Tuesday night3
IL is said she is watching the blockade runners at Cor6
BOMBAY, Oct. IA, 1863.
The Alabama is cruising in the Bay Of Bengal.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Regimental Camp Shelled by the Enemy
He Is Forced 10 Retirc--Situation
Unchanged.
CHATTANOOGA. Tuesday, Nov. II, 1863.

CHATTANOOGA. Tuesday. Nov. II, 1863
This morning the enemy brought battery
down the river side and shellcd the camp OF the l95t
Illinois, guarding the ford six miles above here killing
the Rev. Mr. Saunders, chaplain Of tho regiment The
Rebels were forced TO retire after half an houls
practice hy the I'd Minnesota Battery.
All is quiet here, and tie situation unchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
The Fron-Clad Con,anche 10 be Saved
The Fire nt Nevada City.
SAY FRANClscO. Tuesda,

SAY FRANClscO. Tuesday, Nov. IT, Isb3.
The gloomy weather ceased last night and it
is now pleasant. The cargo OF ship Aqulla, consisting
OF the ronc clad Comanchc be saved and hopes are
entertained Of raising the ship in condition to be re
paired though her hull is greatly damaged.
Careful estimates make the loss by the late fire in Ne
yada. $4,000, of which only $4,000 were insured.
The city is being rapidly rebuilt.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
sweden.

MADRID. Nov. 4.-The Cortes wac opened to-dayS
The Queens speech says that friendly relations continue
with foreign nations; that the project Of constitute
tiona reform has been definitely resolved on that tho
position OF Senator in future will be hereditary. The
speech announces that no diInnution will be made i
the budget Her Majesty deplorcs the nsurrection ID
ST. Domingo and hopes fer the assistance OF tho nation
Ia is repression. -
Tie steamer North American left Liverpool for Pert
land on the 5th.
The Tc1tonia experienced heavy westerly gales Al
tys
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Pacific gtciirc,S.

CHICAGO. "Wednesday, Nov. II, 1863.
Tie first section Of so miles of the Union PL
cifc Railroad. Eastern Division. has been graded bJ
samuel halctt Brothers, in 45 days. Forty thousane
ties have been delivered ana the masonry and bridge
work is nearly DONE Four thousand turs OF rails and
rolling stock are row in of delivery. IL il CONF
deny expected ,hat the viii be IN operation New.
N,.ifs .Jat. frti.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Result OF TIE DRAFT IN THE SECOND Gov,

RESULT OF THE DRAFT IN THE SECOND COM
GIEss'oNN pisrmcr.--lhe following are the of1ciai
figures OF the conseription in the lid Congress.Ana
District Physieal disability. OPS; only SOD Of widow
~ only son Of aged parents, 95 exempt under fourth
clause only brother. 3; father Of mothercss child
ren 37 two brothers in seryiee III now In service n
IN service March 3, 1862 81; aliens 49 over forty five
ears AZ over ,hirty-iyc and married, Az; under
twenty years 93; resident ~; paid comnutation
substitutes accepted 3i2 deserted D. drafted mer
delivered, l. improper enrolment, 4; now in na, n
service, 6 convicted OF felony failed to report 7e9
Total, 30S.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
The saudnsky Ray nnd Johnson's Island
Excifcmrul.

SASDusKY. Wednesday. Nov.hs 1863
The Sandusly Bay and Johnson's Island excitement
has died out and the troops about TO be sent home
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Commercial Intelligence.

THE Tcutonia brings regular rca dispatch. The
following j. taken from late newspspers; :,
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-Ihe COTTON market open1
quiet aud depression l continues Sales probably 3o@
bllcs. n
CoSsoLs steady as2, for account Confederate cct.O
0su iGc6 Z
Tie direction Of tie Bank Of England have raised tie TaN
.. Discount.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
The lInssaclusotts Legislature.

BosToy, Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1863.
Tie extra session of the Legislature, having
passed he Enlistment Bounty bill was prorogued TO
day by the Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
Lcngstveet Moving in that DiTection'
Durnsideis 0utposts and Longstreet's
Advance Skirmishing.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1868.

The Star this afternoon says the latest informa-
iion from East Tennessee is that Longstreet is moving
in that direction and that sknishng has already
occurred between Burnsdes outposts and the outposs
Of Longstrees advances The exact position of Burn.
rides outpOsts is not known
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Arrival Of thc Victims Of Rebel Barhnrity
at Annapolis.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. Is, ls6,

Three hundred and fifty paroled men have
arrived Mt Annapolis from Richmond. They are in n
wreched condition. Six Of them died on the way up.
The Christian Commission is administering to their
relief They arc sadly in need Of undeIcothing and
other nocresaics.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Else i'm the OHIO River.

PAREEI.sBUEG, Va, "Wednesday, Nov. ls, ls63.
TIE ONO River az thiS point--OO miles below
prtslurgh--is seven feet deep and risre-good boat
ing sra, of watcrand steamboats, departing daily
for Anysyile. Portsmouth, Cincinnati Louisville, and
lAicIAlJ date landings.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Marine Disaster.

OsWEGN Wtdnoeuay Nov i, Ist'.
The Canadian steamer Frank Stewart, Win
lumber from Hamilton to tbs port. While attempting ts
enter the Aarbor this morning. was driven ON to the
lst picr in the gale and went ashore under Fort on
tario shc is broken in two anidSLiQs, and Is totJ
wreck. l,r o.CH Was saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Government EinuEccs.

THLADEIrH.A. Wednesday. Nov. is ls6a.
The Subscription Agent reports the sale ot
Fiye.TNcutics to-day 90 the amount Of Sl,3Oo,eo0.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Ecath Of Loiu Brown Of Schenectady.

SCHENECTADY y. Y, "Wednesday, Nov. ls, le63
john Brown, one Of our oldest and most
esteemed citizens, died suddenly this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

caumny whether It would not be better for him and
more honorable TO rctract it,
trust Sirs you will give this letter the same pnb.
licty which You accorded to that of Mr.. Leslie Combs.
Yours respectfully, CAhL SCHUkL.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
,cLe prizc kfcnnler EIin.

HIGHLAND MCnr Cape Cod. Nov IT, 1868.
The steamer City Of Bath, from AleXandr'a'
and the plizc steamer Elm, are passing In.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Arrival Of Prizes.
Boston, Wednesday. n

Boston, Wednesday. Nov. lel 1863.
The blockade-runner Cornubia, before report
ed captured of Wilmington, arrived tonight.
Another blockade.runner, supposed to be the r. l..
Lee, from the same place, is reported below.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Naval Movements.
TRIAL TRIP OF TIE ITALIAN F2IGATB RI d

Arrangements are in progress for the tgial trip
of this sulo rdid vessel which completed sometime
since hy Mr.. VIM. H. webb oi NewNork. She is now
nt Hobolcn receiving her coal and undergoing n few
finishing touches Considerable interest is attached to
tie trial tiip she il the first foreign iron cGd built On
this continent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Hpnin.
SIncKuorM Env. B.

STOCKHOLM Nov 5.-The official Ga.ste, in leading
article Oh tie DanoLierman conflict, says it is now By
the fault OF Denmark peace should be diss
turbed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
ARRIVAL op THE GREAT ERICSSON oUy.

TIE grea, Gun. which has been for months III
coursc II construction To- tie alyy by Mr. John Ecs.
son arrived At this city fow days eso and Is now nt
ono o: thc !Tou works bcng pr pared Tor Hitior OF
ohyors reasons not permitted to state its .oca-
ton. Nr Ericsson contracted sometime since "a con-
sfrres como 10 inch Fnootl.1ore guns which gre ~
have q r.uch rrca'er initial velocity than any now IN
l.c H. Is 20 receive nothing fOr tlrm unlcas they
rra I,er n pound. ~ pow defor cyefy pound o,pog-
der b,yoad o. Nh. Ericsson % % receive SjOn lie 9
coran.lf II being abie o bun 100 pounds and b. cog-
tain 81 burning - pounds. Tho solid tAoi VIII figl
80 po.rds The ~ rlsh a. pounier ,uf .' roundD
said tt ls Royal lrhuess the Duke ot tambridso 10
b. ,Ae most row crfu gun In tic English service with
10 pounds q powder (leary aeMur,A Of the char-e
iai an !ril!ll velocity o. ltDl ic- ps fccohd) and.
therefore q plncLinc poaor esalnat plates OF
.1.s.OOoO pounds. Tho Filod e4aa Wiz. cha.G,l o..
lOl l. l.l2th oi the shot; and the lyuca fln wish q
,frc a. SO pound 10 tie shot OF ij IeunAs have We.
l1ci ring from loO .eet to LOO feet Per sccot.
ne 800 FOUNDER Pnrro,t hag, therefore. punching s
power ol - OpOO pounds. end ihc ljinch gun g.!
- go Co1 pounds. n rev Gun wi.h - pound Charge
zone third of the weifAD. vii have as g4cat velocity
~ the - poundcr and is punching power viii be-
10000 pounds. exactly double that of tie English
gun. viii 100 pounds OF powder Us velocity should BE-
fairod 90 ZOO feet nnd H. punching power vii D.
uoOO pouads IL would tGus be b. aT tue most ioE
Idabc glu !Ci contracted.