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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
TIE INDIAN war In MINNESOTA.
400 LODGES DESTROYED
OVER 100 INDIANS KILLED,
MANY PRISONERS TAKEN
MILWAUKEE, Thursday, Sep

MILWAUKEE Thursday, Sept II. 1863.
Majo, Gen H. w. HALLEoK Genoralin ChiJ u y -i'my'
Warrington, ID. &.
The following dispatch, dated " IIeadquar-
tiers North West Expedition. Camp White, Stone Hill'
Sept T. is just received
GENERAL. Yesterday We surprised over 400 lodges
Of hostile Indians: fought them and dispersed them
Killed. over 1905 destroyed all their camp and all their
property have in my hands many prisoners:
ALFRED SULLY, Brig. Gen. Nomdg.
ITO JOHN Porr Major General Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Sept. II. le6

PHILADELPHIA Thursday sept. H. ieoj'
Information from parties arrived here from
Richmond today, who left the latter city on Monday,
asserts positively that Gen Lee has gone South for some
purpose.
Gen. Lcngstrec,'s command has been sent TO re-en'
force Charleston and Mobile and Gen. Hills corps is
believed have been sent to the assistance of Bragg,
There are now about 10000 troops about Richmond
belonging TO the army Of Northern Virginia. This
force has fallen back 10 the line Of the Richmond de-
lenses.
Gen. Sam Jones has two briradcs comprising about
sOoO men in West Virginia, commanded by Brig Gen.
Eclcs and Jackson He is about 70 make another rad
toward Beverley His headquarters are at Union, Mon
roe County.
Imboden has 800 cavalry acting as pariizan rangers
His headquarters are Fix miles west Of liarrsonyine
Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
MISSOURI.


7.
General SchoGcld has issued general order,
stating that hereafter martial law will be rigdiy en-
forced throughout this Department against oil persons
who shall In any manner encourage mutiny ana hhup
ordination, or cndcayor TO create dtafccion among
the troops and against all persons who shall publish or
utter publicly words calculated to excite
instruction or lawlcss acts among the people
or who shall publish flschoods or misrepresentation o'
facts calculated cmbiirnss weaken The military h
thority or in any Interfere with them IN 'hc
discharge Of their duties Any persons guilty oil 'l'nc'
Of the oicnses above mentioned. shall be punished ny
fine and imprisoned at the discretion Of the Miinry
Commission. and any newspaper which shall contain
publications in violation Of this order VIII bc sup
pressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
PROmTME ARMY or THE CLIMBER.
LAND.
The Armies Close Togrihrr-sLir"
Going On-Kspsried ke-euiore"m'n'
Of GongsIrcct.
IIFADouARIrns ~ I'M firiD.
CHATfAAOooA ILufadny sept. IL, IeJ. }

HTADQrAKTIns ~ I'M lULD
CmATfASoooA ILmadny sept. H. leJ
All IL quiet. No attack has been made. The
enemy remains In possession Of the gaps 81 Pigeon
Mountains and about Lafayette. The lines are very
closc and there in occasional skirmishing.
Capt Drury Cliefo Artillery Of Gen Van Cloves
-,aN was shot in the bowels by shnrpshooer. IAs
wound is dangerous.
II Ii reported that Longsirect has arrived at Kesaca
with 20 90 men,
Onr army is in splendid health and splrits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Friday sept II. lstJ.
The steamer Sierra Nevada, has arrived from
Oregon and British Columbia. bringing 200 passengers
and $4,000 in treasure which is about equally divided
between the two places.
The brig Timandra has arrived from Petropolinski.
bringing fifteen of Goldfish. which caught and
cured BY the the Asatc coast. where they
found in great abundance and considered Of equal
quality 10 any found on the Atlantic coast
The Convention IL form State Constitution for
Nevada Territory meets az Carson City the 81 VI
November The delegates are all Union men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
AGAIN IN MOTION.
Two Fights mt Rwceoon ford-fOO New
YorL Cnsnir, men Reported Prisoners.
Ffom TIC n l.aelphlA fI'd' = sFpt 70

Tie whole army was, unexpectedly, IN motion
yesterday our adyan- will have ret this side
q the Enpidan. For too days army had 20 i've
without fac rs IL would have attracted The enemy
shells upon a discovered position.
Fitzpatrick made several finis acres tho HaldAn bot
b, was soon made evident Tat be- could IA: live mo
msni UPON The other eide.
Ycsisrlsy the Recls sho seem in douH c"nocfins
To strength and ,Hccrry Of tic uo,c.arnt. creased
tic river near iaoon fos and drove The 10 rcn al III
poet away. but tao regiments 81 orr cavalry afmrd
with revolving rircs dlsnlogntod and drove them bacA
Ia confusion. We Joe, about thirty
Tlls iaorunr according 10 an lnporian, ru'noT. The
Rebel. crossed again IAoooon ford n strong force
and captured one Aunlrol mru u a New York f'Fi.
mcni If cavaly
The Kcbcs have a strong fosic,A across the lApdan
bat DO great lTcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
The EXEMPTION COMMIrTER.-At the meet

ing Of this Committee yesterday morning large crowd
Of INDECENT persons dressed in remarkably good
clothes made their appearance and pressed their cn'm
for exemption. The usual routine business was trans
acted. There is lack Of substitutes most Of them
bein1 aliens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
THE CAPTURE OF LITTLE ROCK.
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION Of The REPORT
OUR CAVALRY PURSUING TIE ENEMY

LITTLE Rock Ark. Thursday Sept H. IeoJ'
Major Gen. II. w. HALLECK General ia ChiC
We have just entered Little Rock. The cav
airy under Gen Davidson is pursuing the enemy. who
are in full retreat South. FIR STEELE, Major.Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

RpcpUlTI.G.-Sincc the passage Of the
~ 600 600 Exemption ordinance but niue recruiting
has been done about the city either FOR the regular OF
volunteer army number OF recruiting tents sun re-
maip In the Park but they appear " DO unoceupiea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
The Africa Outward hound,

HAIIFAN, n - FlIuhy. SEPT. i, IS6s
The steamship Africa arrived here from Res.
ton at o'clock this morning and sailed again at 10, for
Liverpool Among her passengers are the Marquis a.
Normandy, late Earl Of Mulgraye, and Lieutenan..
Governor Of the Province. aud his family. He had
quite an imposing escort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
Disaster 10 the steamer Passport.

TORONTO, C. ", Friday, Sept. r. IsCS.
The steamer Passport struck a rock IN The
RAPIDS near Coteau last evening, and sunk two miles
below that place The passengers were saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
10 tDe Associated ffess
WASHINGTON. Friday, Sept. 10. 1863.
DIPLOMATIC COURT ESTES.

To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Friday, Sept. ls. 1863
DIPLOMATIC COURTEsIEs.
To-day is the anniversary of the indie
pendcnce Of the Republic of Chilli The Chilian Minis
ter, Mr.. Asia Burnaga. was this morning greeted ny
the Marine Band with the National Hymn of Chill and
the National airs Of the United States. This it is nm
erstood was done by direction Of the Government in
return for similar compliment given to our Minister In
Chill on the iih Of July.
WARNING TO A DIsLOYAL PUBLIsHRR.
Edgar Snowden, jr., proprietor of The Ahr-
asdria Gaete has been notified by the Military Cover
nor Of Alexandria that repetition Of the net OF recog
nling IN his paper the Confederate Legislature as the
Virginia legislature will be visited with the suspension
II tn, Ga;cue The Governor says the existence OF
paper in Alexandria known to be hostile to the Govern
ment b. represents will DO tolerated long only as
there appears nothing in it hostile to loyal people.
NO PASSES FOR DIsLOYAL PERSONS.
Col. Wells, Provost Marshal for Alexandria,
has issued an order that passes hereafter to be
issued dsloyal persons to those who refuse to TAKE
an unconditional oath Of allegiance. No passes will b,
granted TO others than those within the territorial Limit
Of the Provost Marshal Generals district. The trans
issued The forgery transfer Of passes is to be Sc
yerely punished
TIE STORM.
There was a heavy rain during the forenoon
with eht northeast wind. The weather has cleared
off this afternoon with light breeze from the north
west
NAVAL ORDERS.
COMMANDER John e. Howell has been detached from
the command OF the Meiacomet. and ordered TO IN
command Of the NeroHs.
! Commander r Il. Corbin has been detached from tn
Naval Academy. and lordoTed on ordnance duty in III
Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Commander Donald Men. Fairfax has been orderc
to the Naval Academy Commandant Of Midship
men.
Lieut. Commander Il. Lowry has been ordered 10 II
command Of the Mciacomct.
GuEgRILLAs CHASED OUT or MARYLAND.
! letter from Jamestown, Md, on the Uppe
Potomac dated o-day. says: Early yesterday morn
ing fro 40 to 900 Rebel cavalry said to be porto
IL Whitos command crossed the Potomac ut Watts
Branch aud Muddy Greek and started toward III
cross road- two miles from the River where there ha
been a rendezvous Of SCOTS Nine Hundred. Ger
IIoinizmnn who had arrived there tour Of inspe'
ton parsued them Up the tow path Of the Chcsapcak
and Ohio Canal pressing them 80 hard thar they wer
compcl,sl rccross the below Edwariss Fer,
Ii is certain That the Rebels committed depreciation
ON the Maryland side either for want Of time or b,
their object 10 seize few horses which the
discovered on the linz Of the canal. They prubabl
concentrated and started from heiciny Of Draine:
vile before making their excursion to this side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
Maine Election.

BANGOR Me-. Friday, Sept. ls. 1863.
Returns from $40 towns in this State give
Cony ls Az majority for Governor. The same towns
last year gave Coburn s. s2l majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

A letter f.om the Army al the Potomac re-
cllyed 70 night say
Capt Hart Il TIE 81 Ncs iork Casalfy WAC iiled
by he Rebels sho Lad sccrotod thoss''os Ia thick an
dofSood and "a Wednesday morning Cred into parry
Il oef men Who woro engaged digging rife ii,. \
nusaci bah pierced bis heart Is body was baf'ed In
ihr cemetery ai culpclpcf.
captain Ia the ',h Michigan Cavalry Was wounded
IN The ieht arm. beoW the elbow. by ,ho,
Fourteen others were wounded. Including WIN. fiAn.
dcrs. &. j Io.,slcl Johh MolAiAlps and L. Beach.
all of tn New iofs Cavalry. and NJ Schoonoycr Of
rcnnay lyaria-
Reports e. the fircngih Of The ohry on a." o'sI
side Of the Rapidan are numerous and connicinf.
4 Telegram from ho.s.quaii'rs. dated t"day. says'
Nothing Of Importance has occurred oGay Our ="
slion on the Kapidhn remains unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

Quaker City, and for the transportation Of coored vol
untcers from New-Jcrsey and Delaware to that camp
there to be mustered into the servce-the States in
which they are raised to be credited with them
TRANSFER OF PENNSYLVANIA SICK SOLDIERS 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Arrangements have been made by the Medl'
cal Director in accordance with order from the War
DEPARTMENT for the transfer Of Pennsylvania soldiers
now here IN hospital who are able to move 10 fhla
delphia. Some will go tomorrow, ana the rest carry
next week.
THE SICK IN HOSPITAL.
There are now about 5000 men in the hos
pitfalls Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

WAsHNGIoN, Thursday, Sept. IL. 1863
| The President himself is not aware that Gen
Gilmore has rendered his resignation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
THE EQUINOCTIAL STORM.
NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD FLOODED
DETENTION OF TRAINS AND MAILS.
WIDE CIRCUIT TAKEN BY TIE STORM.
DAMAGES DONE I'M PENNSYLVANIA
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The ~ Y Tribune.
ALBANY, Friday. Sept le. 1868.
The mail and express trains have all been de-
tanned two and half hours by food eight miles above
Schenectady. The steamboat Isaac Newton will havo
three trains Of passengers. There will be mail till
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

road on Sunday, Altoona. About 80 were Killed and
wounded principally soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

In private letter received to-day, our Con-
sui At Liverpool says that Of the Anglo Rebel rams
ready Tor sea and expresses the deded opinion that
the British Government will take no stcIsto prevent
her from sailing There are those Who CONSIDER MY
Dulcys views regarding the probable course 81 Great
Britain ~ more entitled TO credcDce than the opposition
ones which Mr. Adams has Frequently reiterated. and
who apprchcnd open the inevitable result Of TIC
secre, ho.tl,ics to the country rrac,ced by England
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22

Bay We publish the following lines in lieu
OF poem continuing Col Hawkins series of
national and battle lyrics. He kindly fur.
nlshed these instead, from the pen of his friend,
the gay and festive Hatcher The refrain is
" Drink it Down." and we here drink down
toast to THE Soldiers and the Poets of our
noble Tennessee" :"
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22
Yankee Conscription.

the aus" in The Federal Con,cription act
"xetnpjnC MI persons on the payment of three
hundred dollars Is as nice q piece of ingcuui-
~ rs We ""'r saw from the land Of wooden
nutm'ss. /, sill not only save the North
from ,a.cat"ncd anarchy by relieving property
holder from all apprehensions of being thrust
into the army, but t will put money into the
the hands Of Lincoln so plcntifully and in so
feiicitous manner that the wheels of his
goq0ernaut car be creased without the least
danger Of offending the most fastidious. All
persons who are able to pay $500 will quietly
range themselves on the side of the Admins
tration and in favor Of vigorous prosecution
of the war for it will be to their interest to
aid in preventing armed resistance to tho Gov
ernment draft. 1t is thus seen that the poorer
class--the Gav-laborer, the clerk on small
salary, and pennyless foreigners, will be forced
to shoulder me muSket and take the chances
of life and death in the batte-tclds of the
South
Another object contemplated by the trainers
Of the bill was 10 impress European nations
with the vastness of the military strength of
the United States, and thus stayc of the much
dreaded event Of any intervention on their
part to stop the war, Selma Reporter.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22

HJ% At recent meeting in New
York, Mahonev. Of Iowa. made the fol-.
lowing remark: "If Secretary Stan
ton and those men who have carelessiy
deprived American citizens Of their lib
ty, should die upon their beds u natural
death, it will be owing to tho torbear-
ance Of the Americans.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22
A Health to Our Generals.
AIR" Southern 1oa,ts. "

.. AAh AcOWtNeTH IouStS.
Here's 10 Bcaurcglrd the brave,
Unto whom the task We gave,
To ring out the Unions knel,
Where the walls Of Sumter fell.
May his cannons there once more
Drive the Vandals from our shore.
And brilliant triumph gain,
Az on Shiloh bloody plain.
Here's health to General Lee,
The defender Of the free,
Who through all his country wide,
Is her glory and her pride.
On our herald roll of fame
There shall be no proudrr name.
And ,hc wreaths which twine his brow
Shall be ever green SIS now.
Here's 70 Jackson" Old Stonewall,"
Fin your goblats one and all,
For on many bloody field
W" have seen the toemap yield
Wben his irgions, rank on rank.
Camo laundering on their flank.
On our heros list there is
Not nohlcr name than his.
Here's 70 Johnston; nh to him
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22

BE- The original manuscript OF
Iray's Elegy, consisting Of two small
half sheets, written over closely and
much mutilatsd, cold at auction in Lon.
don ysosntly Tor ono hundred pounds
sterling
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22
B Y Grltgrapy,
xPEEssLY FOR THE DAILY pULLErly
PORT HUDSON. March u


of the 18th prevails Nothing definite, how
ever, has been ascertained.
The mortar feet still occupy their old posi-
tion-out of range. Yesterday the enemy
fred slowly at our transports with long range
guns, without effect
A party landed from transports ard burned
the residence Of Capt. j. Hern.
Some activity prevailed among the cnomya
transports for the last two days, but no indica.
ton Of another attemqt to pass our batteries.
Twerty de8erters arrived in the last two
days, and are continually coming in THY
confirm previous reports Of the Generalization
Of Banks army.
Our batteries sustained no injury in the re
cent engagement, and are ready at all times
to give the enemy warm reception.
MOBILE, March 81
Tho Advertiser and Register has the follow.
ing (since Officially dispatch from Pcmber,on,
dated the 2lst: "Gen Loring has whipped tho
enemy back from this point. They ure now
in full retreat for Yazoo pass.
The Appeals Panola correspondent Of the
, 18th says the Fedcrals engaged in the raid upon
! U.rnondo ra,reoto8 tn, ro,or. oe u,,i.hou
ing abandoned the Memphis and Charleston
Road Is untrue troops being replaced by new
ones, the old garrison being taken to Memphis
{ The Mobile and Ohio Rail Road has been
abandoned from Jackson Tenn. to Columbus.
ny.
FIVE hundred cavalry crossed Cold Water
sixty miles Southwest Of here, and moved TO-
ward Holly Springs.
Ih' Appeal earns Of no new movements At
I'oft hudson banks IS falling back TO his for
uH'd camp ana Manlies'' no dlSPo@uon to
advance.
IeSer'ers continue coming IN. All report
great dissatisfaction in their camp.
In" meet continues out OF sight The two
vessels above have been slowly stealing up the
river. They landed and cut down Il few poles
ct the telegraph line, carrying oil the wire be
10" Natchez. Ihe damage was quickly re-
pared.
CHARLESTON. March %
All quiet; The steamer Hayelock sailed last
night.
pETTRSRrRC March ,O
srow cono,o.rcad vss,erd,v in tba foranoor
o,d c,,,;,,.1 observation-disclosures, o,,or si,co
n,,r,,o>-r ~, ,o
IN
d. ~, ol, lao
100
Su''@'''' not "''oor i""'' oH al "'e' 'S' a'AouN'
one per cent; one on the value OF property &c.
No one to be taxed but ownera Of said prop
,r,,. ;noo,,o or rro6ts
- r,..,.,
Mortimer" oates VIA lLcosfle"sOtFs SAy
that rumors are rife that Ficksburg Ia ovacu-
at4d II is s,,pposed that the greater portion
-e ~. p,t,ia ,ro,,,d m % ,',o,+onno,o 70
Vi 'i'' i''Oe'' "'0'u H w -.
oYerwhelm h"secFah' Inc He" io'N Lime"
says a combined attack on Vickburg may De-
lool,.d fnr daily for H. will be i1nnossiblo for
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22

sa- Nicholas Longworth, the great
Western vine grover, died at Cincin.
Nati on Tho 1o.h, aged eighty years,
and worth 4I5,oGo,o00.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22

risges and deaths published as news
hoif nrc. '''~' N''A' '"0'' ''''' ~
==----==-----=--=-=---=-
RhS Ahoy 'ohhs"h' inc notorious
Hhite OASIS Aoo''I''h'Sc ana scouh-
drel' we observe Is ~ washington City
llIs MISSION 10 that aeh OF th'eVeS, cut
throatS, marauderS and vandaIa IS to
urge upon ABE, the Ape, the necessity
OF sanding more "hop'eared Dutch
and lager beer 'IopltoS TO Tennessee to
slhlugate those that honored HIM IN
days OF l"re, "hel inc majority OF the
voters OF his State TOOK great pleasure
IN casting their votes ior nm as Their
champpn ana leader, ms puSlliahl,
nous demon OF degcncracy, stepped as
ne Is IN Inlamy "nd corruption, now
dar'S 10 inrINsr tAfn'H'' tAe pr"0o eS'
%U'ch""n OF ie"n'S%@e, an" i'Kc Il real
5""" fdc rive Pant roWdE, 80 truth
fIIiy pictured OF ia q. e. Foster r'S
"New i"rk ny Na' lhGht, he mas
himself IN the presence ot the Nhnet OF
m"annes' AMI dupI'city-'.\oraham tie
IL Ahdy may F'e"o WIN al "' ms
m'ght' power aod s"ph'Stry' ana mat
CD Npn"ghcIH SINNER may comply "'n
his Abol'tlou pleadlngS, but marx our
prediction, 1t WI prove "hDrtlHe the
II 'SrcrAnS crew OF reptiles are perfect
~ satisfied with tontederatcs ana the
reception ut MurfreeSooro, ana tn"
r"tr"Srade movement OF old koSY VIII
have a tendency to check any further
Yankee demonstration IN favor ot an
advance toward ''re'ncvllIc, the former
acme OF Andy traitor Johnson. lh"t
place Is now occupied IVY decent people
who sPurn the name OF HIM vino would
"steal the livery OF heaven in order to
,ho, oo,,,3 f,a1,rr.,,o,., ,o ,..,,,,o,,o
o,r u,,ar copteunt far snrb q d,.t,rd,v
v;,,;on 90 r,hnson tr;s ;rf,n,,- boa
baa, rocordsd :, bovdos b,. u;s :,
,a.;.,(,:.a.,.,. ...o,,,... ,',o,l.
Tho ,s,.;nns nr y,nLs +h.. u. .r,,onJ
tho hn,no oe no,notnol;n ;n;on;tr ,vhora
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22

BELLE BoYD Miss Belle Boyd was
serenadod in knoxville, Tenn, few
evenings ago, by the Florida Brass
Band; and being loudly called for by
the crowd, she appeared at window,
and made the following laconc re
sponsc:
Gentlemen, like Genelal Johnston,
! can fight but cannot mn>e speeches.
You have my heartfelt thanks for your
compliment"
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22

FINE CHEWING ToBACco-We were
the recipient yesterday morning of a
plug of the finest Virginia Tobacco we
have seen since our sojourn in the city
Of Winchester. The Messrs. BRAzEL.
TON are good samplers, and keep on
hand the very best brands. Those Of
our friends that use the "weed" should
call at tho Corner and they will get
something nice.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

oou ,-ti- Ise a - iidnlt aal CON ANY u Gi'v 10
vooned etde that un,u ~. Iaston a. rdiy les' com
r'tr. he story 4 nos al he age, ana w. e"nut~''
D. nsea before bong tho basia his y dpl,. ae
VsF'sNl'e ny soaae ~ Cur sonal dramatic sis
"he'te co.'s had hepi BIZ, o~n 10 ara 4. may not
haVr 'hfar'od 4 halh me Emperor aud - All N the
'nS'ae tho b. her dinomatic c,rcoe " Moolusrd Gin
a''o ospiHih-sh,ch we make doubt he would bs
q"'~ "'h"e % do properly approaGhed That he often
aoS S'oA things "a we'll known the IN error eaj,yins
e'ey 70 IN H. oan satarrine way hugely and never
ooes 70 any act by which his personal rotainers can
""ney so long Az the state receives no injury
Wv" uE history Of tho cass-this staple narrative OF
fscs oo~e youfancy Il you oan tho sensations or tho
secssh ."omatisls tho nna appearance "a tho I'm
peror's mes % without The paragraph IN II Of which NJ
hocqnard had fun ehcl than oopy. was good a
NSe that tn, grimmest 0 them @l had 10 laugh,
ann yet so agonizng an incident 70 their prfde
that they could have themselves FOR tho unoemy
ovity Some ma ciOus diplomatic wits have started
dezen epgrsns on tho topic. and hese active cir
cus'on, though In their sting kept out
OF tho siesi OF every journalist. When used up N tho
circles Of Tho salons they viii descend Into tho nowB-
papers, and there will catch and sood them.