The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-01

therefore FIND him free again. and enrolling himself in body
of French volunteers who, under the command OF General
Fabvier struggled despe lately for Greece In this war Myh
berg performed extraordinary eats of valor cavalry OIL
He maintained himself and for six months IN 1927
in Chos against host of Turks and last oumanned
brought away safely the part of the force under him. At
Kodohr he had leg broken by the bursting OF she'll Re
covered and danger of capture he swan with his arms to
friendly ships off the coast Gordon the historian OF the war
of him. He the best and brayest OF the Phbee
rss Greece Free he rested in France till the Polish war of
1880 called him to the side of the INSURGENTS lie penetrated
Austria the river Weche under the fire OF Aus
tran sentines AS General Langermann he commanded
brigade in Rubnsks division of the Polish army and took
part all desperate hazardous enterprises Of the
Meroswi auds enthusiastically the behavior of LANCER
manns brigade in the fatal battle Of Ostroenka Myhrberg
had horses killed under him. and his sabre shattered by
musketshot When the hottest OF the fight the odds
had left him with only handful of men, achievements came
and their leader asked Mybrberg where his soldiers WERE
There he answered. pointing with the hit of his broken
sword the heaps of the dead and the living handful Myr
berg captured by the Russians and sent 10 Siberia but he
escaped the ouneythanks it is sad to the wfu neglect
of Russian General who had obligations to the Swedes
family Once he entered the field this time in the coun-
try where he his Spain convnsed by the stru
giles of the Chnists and the Carss and here Myhrberg
fought for the last time Sweden in 1870 His
country has honored him with great funeral and us he
worthy of these few lines OF bographyPaN Mali Ga
zete.
ANCIENT IRISH JuDGEs-Wth regard to the 5re1ons, or
judges there very notions 1t believed
that when they passed false Judgments botches appeared
their faces This distinctly affirmed with regard to several
minds the of celebrated drinking Scotch judge
of the good old times related by Dean Ramsay in his
"reminiscences" When asked one morning, at his club,
about suspicious mark on his nose he replied Gentlemen,
have extraordinary circumstance to relate to you
that happened last night When going home from this
the place up street. strange it may
SEEM rose up and struck me in the face" There cee-
Irish judge named Morann possessed of singular col
lar which had the property of extending down upon him and
forming elegant and appropriate when he
judgement rightly but which, when he erred judged hastily
wrongly frightened about his almost stranguation
collar of different material is being prepared for certain
AngoIish Judges of the present day We aude to Keogh
Co. The collar aforesaid is made of-hemp.-EDs R.
ANIMAL INrELL1GENcE-When the Geological Society had
nursery for their collection Kingston Hill in the
habit of going there order watch the proceedings of
pair of which confined in rye pen The fe-
dropped her here and there it without refer
nests but the male rolled them carefully to nest
he had prepared for them and when they all collected
sat upon and Matched them thus taking upon himsethe of
flee of the female Amongst young birds hatched
was found perfectly blind Under this
would have supposed that this unfortunate bird must have
died. But such thing occurred Cabbage and lettuce leaves
thrown into the pen for the old birds to feed on when
by extraordinary instinct the poor blind Bird just escaped
from its SHE'LL lifted up first of its legs and then the 9TH
and in this way moved about the pen till it rod of
leaves which held under its feet while it fed upon it,
In this way grew and hrove if its sight perfect
TRUE MoTHER-The affections of animals for their young
is often shown in surprising While pack of fox
hounds drawing the neghborhood of Brighton
two they started bchfox which left the
with cub not than days old in her mouth.
Being hard pressed by the hounds she dropped the cub and
hounds ran over it without noticing it, kind hearted
friend of mine had picked by his groom brought home
and reared it, 1t is tame that has become perfect
y domescated animal happy to be able to add that its
aeconae mother made her escape from the hounds although
but think that would have been the credit of the
hunt had the dogs whipped when the female fox
first seen endeavoring to preserve her young one
Rock Me to Sleep, Mother
Backward turn backward, Time, in your flight,
Make child again, just for tonight
Mother, come back from the echoless shore,