New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
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heard soldier talking French 70 citizen N-s'a@N'B
TIE harmed son Of Mars for TiclchInan. asked nn
Low long be had been IN this country, lie answered
and inquired II were from France. When tod MN
from Scotland he threw himself into tie @t!tres oil orc
eniraced with Q vision and dropping his French, he
cried while bis .ye wa, flashing With true Highland
Gre:
"Lochisl! Lochiel! beware ~ the day
When the Lowl9sis shall nee. uee IA tsfDe array.
For a field OF the dead rushes red IN my sight,
And the clans Of Colodea ere ses..aEed IN nsht'
had met soldier versed In six languages adesoend
ant Of one Of the nob,cst Scottish families and cousin
~ sIying Lord. Baaished to Van Dieinens land for
completely in the Irish Rebellion soldier In Mexico
viii Scott In Utah with johnson. and in tho armies Of
lie Union since its life assaled lie has seen much
Of the world ard Of men. OF noble mien, fine ad-
dress and wealth Of enthusiasm lie might have been
q orator actor. Thoroughly drilled in the British
service adept in long. short, Gnd bToSdsword e1sT-
else sad gentleI BY nature aId slucatlon. he might
have been officer high in command. Butwhat makes
hin what be is-the halicrunk pooTy'cad. but enter
aiming genius that found ln The " zee GrcHpie."
b. becs for dime to get drink. when lie might have
commanded brigade He is drunkaTd. when be
night have been man. As locked at his splendid
head thought Of haf-clad wife with broken heart
snd iniy OF children prccocious in vice and growing
ro into accomplished sconndrels All, curse o. Scot
land and the world Consumer Of Genius and Love
Fountain Of error and shame. of death and " hell
A. midnight the train ready. But what accom-
rodaioas Our clothes damp, the night cold
AID raw our bedroom freght-caF, stamped L. s. and
our only couches wet corn-sseks. Cleaning through
the mist ~ we ratified along frequent waehres showed
ne iark edges OF the woods When slept, which was
bu; for An hour or two hudder IL white was my pill
low While at my feet in shapes src;csque. reclined
some brethren III black The representatives. Of dihcr
ert nations in that large wooden boz AID the same
God was the Maker and Father Of ;heiR al - morn
lne diwasd we began 10 notice stockaces square n
closures Of unhewn logs erected along tie railroad iE
Ia defense Every bridge however small Is guarded
There are so many Of descent from the noun
tars on tho whole lire between Louisville, Ny ana
Bridgeport Ala that tire utmost carei1lness Is re-
CURED At Elk Greek We saw a coiorcd regiment AT
t.te-snt officer beside me spoke IN the highest terias
OF their readiness and precision. their obedience and
enthusiasm Their camp was as spruce - q Scotch
kitchen Of the antMcCariy school Drilling as We
passed how proudly they marched benz th the fac
which aow TO them MONS IFcedoml j an l-st re-
minded Of one of the sublime. replies that was ever
nv tr.ane 70 hear. Meeting q nobc-loosiag African
n the depo. asked him fine were free lis i1cc sad.
se-ed q. ne said: No SAB; when de Yankees cone.
Bas.a turn mighty strong Union man. hire ne OF, 10
d. railroad. and move % Louisville" hut Jon don't
want 20 be free; you conduit take care Of yonisef;
SOL would far rather be as you are" he understood
Ne irony; his eyes snaIp'l md &c answered. UksH
Id-s Ge fra GreE Of Ires.lor a.s nigga ca ROY 70
DE,
The morning broke biigi; and warn ard we were
tecinniogto enter the uolu;lirs. Snnline gor!in-
The foor drying the vet corn seeks. ald warning NJ
all; sunsAine descending hillside ard valley and CHS
teniag on tho Autumn foliage ci.r forests seemed e
bensdc tioIf from heavcI And It va., AID - always
Three engines could scarcely draw tie heavy trains PIT
steep grade which led Us through mountains Of rock re
~ human skill HoTc nt l9.h triumph over na..rc
.ud nsn over mater. Elrgoj and high Hith great
horaer. looking femfu,.r l00s wero tie atam-n-n'
vail d. the narrow q. rio through which we sIo"l.
yere p.ssing And wL.n VIC bad reached the table
land s.,re what sigh. al who SAT on tie top o.
tbe car The mountains II our feet, aud ir beoW
the winding yIoys in whose depths profound nc eou1
family ear TIE riyucts rllins under the trees. soO'
We ry.,h,d Stevenson, muddy hole fnN OF soldiers
eomnis,sry stores. clumsy wagons aud mules Here
sal good by, and re.lctf.,y enough, 10 ny IlcasAn
Companions. Arriving B.. nigltil N brsls Qcf' tA'
teroi,lu. offhe road ST out Ldel sith ny EARTHLY
all III s.,rch Of house Bui 20. shaHiy could ] had
wherr could sleepl Heiln5 an officer, inquired
be c,ald put nc il lie way Of t'crrnl
some more comfortable covering than tie skios
lie courtcously replied tlat ne apartment which Gen
6chrgr had occupied he night previous IVES at II.
seryics thought myself IN lucs. aid proce'd to a.
quarters. The ioom ample, bat rs side, were a.
Goors. -nd iis floor a'0p.ed e-r-ci'ily, might e.
soe!y. ;or ventilation from below. TleboDtg ~af al
O.. ~ mil oyeflo5li.g , Tonne -ecl rre picture
IN, ypai bedroom. So..1y, and t.ueine Ia SPITE q
roysgl - loved Ores "a ars.g. was --e n"rc oetN
.npr,esca with the ro.nsnce O. my irfiOunones. Il
front v - tic fast Cow iiTei sAfeIed Wiz incol
l,i, sod turning abruviy nldor the shadow o. daIl
mogrtans On my lcit in q legei hollow tDseh
i,Its vrrc cleaning iIofn camp o. ccTaty, and Il
bs,le soundiug the retreat starting silence 4lt
rnaay a. echo Behind and tie rigl, rs fir g. th
eve co4d reach were tCLiG hi-tinci S. The smoke q
ebe oaIp fires. Borroag some 0,d canvas. lid II o.
the 'r,aks. and wrappiiE my shawl lIound ne. on'
eddis, my Ovcrcoat pas.ed into drcailand. a"oke
catu.And with fog that I'd arisen from nc water au
found myself although oT moment or two ny identi
Wa question. but Were was ~ Hgc-Dooki An
were tic greoubaels, the letters tic paPelt, az
,..,rsaI the Likeness Of u dear sweet flcef Gone
3atbw, Stolen. Who could rave robbed mci NJ
bo5v,n,y. How could discovers Tie HstcHers yer
fhOue uui but SILENT 'tIHS ""Dio"-'t '''P''-'' "a"
as.iring the rogue n be viA hearing uttered COM
deeicd threats and t0ruod y to fc 20 az ait d.
-norIng Fearing lie consequences, o. perinp
ashaed Of snch dacirlly oct as had shown IT TO BE-
thc ,icf slipped my treasures under blanket adJacen
10 N, resting place The ownor awaliae and shakinl
biz bd in my presence threw til booE III It's contcAt
;n,sc a, NY feet Tic aolid take 10 rOney' but he ha'
gingerbread for brcaSfisi
Bceeen ne and my citation more than forty mile
rtu itervened and sianl8 mare was tie Only mean