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New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
TLHKLY.
Ait tN-cUREcuON IN CANDIA-rW LATEST
o.. TURKISH ACCOUNT.

IOkhloh AN'OANA'
WASHINGTON, April The statistical tables
NJ Tur ulassacres were published by the Provisional
fovsrnrai Of Crete and repubhed In the JotTHGi La
resse Of aiheus Jan 80, and u the I1ds OF March .
lourno pf1rfed at Trieste II IS proper 10 make TINS
kTpiauatise. as destinations have been made
asrouch newspapers that the Information teie-
f,.ranIeJ go fabricated in the absence Ol IdcJ-,
Hbe t~uth of the statements, however l' hot
only dorrt but denied by other parties wno-5 tLes.s
~ IN bc sv-gste direction. The last Official luiorlna-
oo frof e through Turkish sources Is 10 nc ehec
kAat after departure OF the Cfdhd ller 1it
Sffbaf Ist received from on parties petitions asking
Ne retr m them OF their families transported 10 Greece
Ahe Port taxes al Necessary measures 20 eatay ls de-
80 o ECO bands 0f invaders had been devastating
E0ne porfs Of the Island hut were driven 70 lna,
6ibe part ~ the mountains IL is further stated I e
8nh.5.tauts 1re greatly exasperated against theIn-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

ntU.YotE. iIour Rsr H',a He'f tiet 81 Hi-d
b.. 2J0 A " p o. re "
-F SO ~
2Lt2 s. ". TT t' tlti "
MouineCle.r windy. 0afif1u sunssl Aher
clouiv windy hszy Eruuuakg. c0ut' sEersss'
,,lrO $50 -
aiming; very hazy. 9p 10 r. occ onihe a9,s
ra.s sed siT uael
sov when ocu Iesls Be-1.s. tHl Nn of lte i'i
sout 5s. being then in Do. s ssrt. But Co., m
oec0its te sgh Iif 20 Nrns VI.
moon i-f then uary day past th fl r- "a' hs cat
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
RHODE ISLAND.

DeCicfyE REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH-GEN. Burn
= SIDE ELECTED By An INCREASED MAJORITY.
PEOyIpENCE, April 1.-THE Journal has re-
furns from All but small island town. Cen Burn
SIDES uatty is increased over last year. The vote
AaO increased but very light. BY counties as io
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
THE DIAMOND COAL NINE ACCIDENT

SCRANTON, Pa, April The funeral o.
seven miners victims of she Diamond Mine aeeIden''
tooL place this afternoon al Hyde Park Cemetery III @ o
prssenc. 1000 people. Al the places gi hh. ~ Wv
nnud oxford HamptOn. Continental, Mount flessah'
and Helleyuf Mines nave suspended WORK uhtu tuh9'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
RrpoRr By Tf.soracu. ArHl i-2s..

Piu-hins-rsr-r rl,srs AMI Ga,rrl>.,. 20, p, c'---
"''' '-'' P.rsos. d, Co.,. r.r.l11 N-s-gors-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
NAVY GAZETrE.
THE TEATHER.

Lieut. g. ~ Mcclure 4. \ N has been detached
from tl- sfsr1kia sld parsd WsiirC or'rs
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
.ryrnANcr rRoM rmE Do,mNIoN or cANAnA.

Sr IOHN, n, T.. AprI II. ". tudIp mas
accepted nomination by 2O0O elect0r, Who have asked
nm u Guu fOr vacant seat tLn the New Brswck Legs
ature on the platform OF severance FROM the dominion.
10 be followed by union Of the maritime Provinces.
NJ Willis editor OF TAs forming Ncr s The r3ndidat'
guuoscd tO vi. tUdilT.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
rINERAIS TnnAN-

gAre, SAMUEL P No. p West S.,is"nt.-.
MAX Nr, ANN No. 25l West . sr1ij .tiY.a.i . -
rrTtg. INSION H. p Church NYuf' See" ~ h'"".n " "
bYFR Nrs FRANCIS 30 "a B.e.'t"r ~
LFT/ FFEDiNANp ho - Gr,srE'clstT
NOkOUAN. ANNIE i. Re lse 81 est ihf.' lia''-'
TEEbWAl ERsSTi5 a.. No. ~ fssrog e.
WEHSPEk WILHELMlSA b.. ho 81 kls,1aesi.'. lo'''ri'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
THE san FRANCISCO AND CHINA STEAMSHIPS :,

SAN FRANCISCO. April The Pacific Mail
steomcr China which arrived here yesterday from llohs
Kons brought in all 200 passengers and lS0 'lns :"
frcaht She al took board at Hons kong Uo lla "
frrI-ht for Japan. which sbu discharged az NoAVu1n
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
SpstnL Naliits.
Good iIos-e',reper> /!

t,,,ort,ut In Good iIos-eidPeper>.
TuL MAGIC ssh NiFfth
dusti-ltf ot.ff sltff 'i.
In - -y.il ul.- -Iy knos ih. faf' %
o. iuytnt0u- .,.,.,- ..., ,,.,.g.
f. cerfr lrf durable sui .it'eri' economical 'f' ~'' "ass
No 80 gr.it-sr Srs-lort.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-24

a FiScR OF SALr.--SaIt is the great
regulator OF the health of the World. -
Without 1t the seas would be impure and
tie lane deaolutc scene # destruction
man would not be allie to live. aud the
beasts Of .hh field. With the PLANTS that
iesl them Eould 10 longer b seen. The
little gram Of salt. al which W. hcrdly
glance, Is <sue cf vital imp 't-nce il the
great household Of nature Bat it shsrss
the fate Of al! Indispensable things hy
Whlch He ere surrounded habit makes
dasl the sensibi.ity o1 oar senses, and
~itL It tho activity Of though. tha, de-
pends OF such Impressions Ouly waa.
|. rare ana unusual sttrscts brillancv Y an
Useless bsauty. The sparkling diamond
- sure ot admiration st la brighs cold
It IS esteemel stoye all thin -, an4 sarves
to eDct'no beauty, to display our wealth
or 70 syn3oi's supreme power. The un-
act-acttY" tnln sister. black coal, has to
do hard work in the kitchen, the work
shop, and the factory, like q true Cinder-
ella. and yet cA coAi @ul net on the diA-
nond rcsts the true wealth Of Eatior
the foundation Of t1pp;ncss for counties.
millions Tuus it is .7ith tie ting grain
Of salt ; r;ca and poor !; day by day
pp their table, and ENJOY /! WITH cv.ry-
thing thy cat aud d-ius. bit ttp ever
ln?u.rc ~htc, II c2mc all ~.st acclIcr.
or wha, hecvsslty Lrou,lt it there. Aud
yet lie. 1t II missing but for siugle day,
and how W. r,,,l suifar
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-24

NfSvcrsNEss. The symptoms eft.is
distressing com 2iaiut are trcmbl;.r S,n
sations. qnlVcrings, shaky han is, iay3,-
ratary blu>hiEg, general debility, sI,cp.
l'ssness, headaches, loss Of spps:;to, fail.
ing memory. dizziness of vi,toa. yseue
appreheh5ions Of impending evil. ,pd zen.
erai distas;e for .ll tho dute, all ocou.
atoms Of life, These rea Ter :, victim,
perfectly miserable. The mode Of cure
depends on proper medicine and suitable
Diet tor the diet tue patient should try
cocoa for breakfast for dinner roast O..
o'ilea mutton. roast beef, chops or s'eaks.
or fowls no salt moat, nor veal or pork:
puddlngs made Of rice. yermicc!h. or t.,
r'oca; bnt 10 pastry il snv sLa1c II,
should aYcld pickles. cheese, .ms End
new bread He may drink SO 1t CT por-
ter. but not sic. Port wine may lie nssd
n moderation. Cheerful books, sruasinc
publications. an1 agreeable society should
also b. sought ant pr,p,- amount Of
exercise cut Of doors should be taken. II,
may eat meat often and. if tie en- take
1t somewhat under-den:, it is preferable.
As for medicine, he may take the follow
ing: Three ounces and half Of cam
phor Juiep, three OUNCES xri half OF
peppermint water. three dra,hms of spir-
its OF ammonia, three dEachm. OF syrup
ct s''roe. one dracEu Of tincturc of cam
phor we'll mixed Thr>e tab.espoonfuls
to o. taken when r"4lirei It is iut,n-
de1 tpr OCCASIONAL. not constant us,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-24

\ SrAr ASD \ Qu.KntL.-A most Gu
-ious AMI strange Illustration Of tue inhe-
rent love Of war III the human bosom IS
given il tie history Of 4 man and wife,
now living in Mary County, Tenn.
within six miles of Columbia. An old
couple, who we're once happy, and c'joy-
- life a. much perhaps, IS It is possible
fsr a married couple to enjoy il, live III the
locality above iHl.catct. They own i
small property, bH. have no children -
they ca, their meals together daily, e1-
c7tt when the old ,uan is out hunting, at
which time the lady of the house enjoy,
her grub in silence, Every evening o
The year except one. they occupy opposite
sides of tue fireplace. one waifhng tobac-
90 smok4 up the chimney, AMI the Other
chewing sniff aud growlng to herself
Not word passes. At about 10 o'clock
:hey simultaneously rise from the fire and
90 to bed ii silence.
The exceptional day to this beautiful
harmonious life. is the 25.h Of December
commonly called in this Christian coun.
trv. Christmas Day." When there occur.
1, regular. old-tashioned fight between ths
silent twain. This is s.auat battle
aud, Ike other fights. IS contest for The
supremacy Of an idea. Il WAS laaugura
ted in this wise
Marty ten yerrs ago, on Car:stmai
Day. in the morning, sha Old man went
ou, hunting tor something fat for dinner
After an absence of about hrc houEs. h'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-24

any other p,riod since its commence
ment
B,r demonstrated With me 10 vain
A, las: be also began 10 hudd!e on hi
clothes.
If you have gone r.ai. must go will
you" he sail
Bat fancy another man going in ;
storm like this to the Cross Raads. beesus,
I nightmare advises him to do 50. ant
what would you think of him 20
said nothing. All could have 40.
swered would have b,ea
! / am impeil-d to 80 !; must 60
dare not refuse, N'...eser may De thought
of me"
In ten minutes we were spiashins
through the mul and rain along the road.
! Il wss perfectly dark now and then :
bassing red star in the distance told us
tha. a larap was cleaning through the
rain in some cottage window bat other
wise would have not been conscious of our
proximity to any hahitation whatever -
At hast nearing the spot where the road
from S---crosses the road from p,
W. were. indeed. in as solitary place as
could wei! be imagined.
The house, which abutted on the very
angle Of the roads called, in familiar par
/, lance, the Cross Roads, was the only enc
tcr some distance il either direction and
certainly on such : night NC we're not
likely to meet many travellers.
Al was silent as grave. We stood
quite still. In moment Ben broke ou,
mo one Of .bis wildes, laughs.
'Weu. lie said, chow now? VIII you
60 home and haYe another nightmare ,"
But hardly had HI words escaped bis
lips. when shrek broke on the Air, and
a woman's voice plainly coming from the
interior Of the c,,taee cried,
"Ua!p help help -
Ben" s,id !. we are wanted at the
Cross Roads ani taen understanding
each oth>r, without more words, We made
ouc way t. window. through which a
light shoue. \ muslil curtain draPcd
the panes, hut through !. Se .Aw 81 sw-
tut 81 .ht
Al Oh man lay upon the aoor, and
ogcs him t yutfaa, cIut4hlug hi throat,
asd 1ol,,.g a pistol to his ear while M
ether m:n gra,pcd shrieklng gil by the
ar,n---a g,rl ID floating nisat dress -
With such Ieng golden hair ns belonged to
the woman Of my vision.
Not y momenr was to be wasted
Ben fGnE kis weight against the slen-
Ger lattice and crushed it in. and We hl1
grapplgd with t." rufhane before they
knew whence the attack came, or how
many foes were upon them.
do not intend 10 describe the s:Eugg g
indeed could not ii would. Bat We
were strong u.en. aud inspired BY the CRIES
Of the !, :.less. girl som had Que o. 'Ae
sn.Ians ooati sui the other lying pros
trate on the floor.
Then Ben started fer assistance. and
before morniug both were in jail. Ben J.
,uitting as we shook each other by tn
hand. thst we we're wanted at the Crosf
Roada"
The OH nan was 10: miser, but ht
, had saved some few Thousand for his old
age. and living more plaiuly than ne nccc
have doue, had given rise to the rumor
and so brought the burg lars 30 the Cross
Roads in hope Of booty
The girl 4 beautiful creature Of seven
teen, WA. his grand daughter and rs rI
story is acceptable to tas l-ly reaiorE
w.t"ou. ! h.rnr of rou.ance, | vii te!
them that she bncaus. ii ATT vars, not
NV wife, but l.. uI,e ~ 4..y darling bro
.her Ban.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-24
ignorance OF her husband. He xaxei
cross.
81 tell you, Bet, it is ground hog.
aud doa't wagt to be ceniradietei."

cross.
81 tell you. Bet, it is . ground hog
aud don't wa1t to be centradietei."
| Bat the lady consradicted Il tel you
It is. and Il tell you it aint." followed
each other with increasing rapidity and
virulencs. until the storm Assumed, shl
shape Of blows The man pinehed aud
the woman scratched, until both became
exhausted, aud had 70 gui. from sheer
/ wcariness.
| Next day when coolness and reflection
superseded heat and passion, both silent
ly regretted the unf.rsuuate difference Of
optaion. which left the head of the hous,
with half his beard aud very !t..e hair,
and the laly with two eyes Of unusual
darkness: but they spoke uot No. both
were too proud and guilty for that. They
remained slea. uuti! whole ydsy ...sl
rolled round, and Christmas day came ou.
While eujoyins cup of thick, black cct-
fee and greasy corn dodg:r, the wife
mildly ventured to remark To the effect
that they had been very :eellsn year
ago to fall out and poun each otaes about
so miserably thing as , =
Yes said the rep -c'....t husband.
at WAS darned wicked OF Us, and We
ough.u's ha' doue it you forgot. B>t,
that was ground-hog ami not skunk.
Bet did not forget Che had reason 70
remember, although the lack eyes were
all gone then. but she knew 1t was
skunk. The husband thought 1t shame
for her to hold the opinso still. parsicu-
l:;rly when she knew il to be grolud-
hog. She knew it % b. c skunck-he
knew it was hog. She knc. different
The virulcnce again crept il. worls wax
Cd hot and blows followed. The scene O!
the former Christmas Day was re-enacted
TO nicety, and both went to bed e1haus-
ted, With blackcr eyes III her bead SID
less hair on his They were repentant
and silent next day. and spent The year
without speaking ; but when the anA4ver-
sary arrived the sauie scene wa gone
through with religious precision, AMI has
been gone through With every Chrlstnas
since. TIE people for miles around have
b,come aware OF these annual iiiosyners-
cies in the lonely and peculiar PAIR, and
took forward with much interest to the
developments Of the coning Christmas
1t my b. proper to remark, i"r the sake
.of perspieu,y. that the lady's eye, from
being origihahy light gray have be-
cousc = coa!y black from the peri ''loal
IyIuc which her consid9rate husband
give tacm and lis hair has entirely
disappeared. owing to tho yearly opera
tons Of her long fingers.
There arc various opinions entertained
as to when the war vii! end, but the gen
cral belief is hat the lady will use up the.
cid mar n few moro 6ghts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-24

ea upon gun-carriase | saw tbs, ths,
olase q the piece lighted UP the face .,
the gunner, | olubted my musks,, aai
N;h All my nliga. dealt 4 blow ., his
HSad. Jas; as he WAS pulling the .rigssr /:
ou; missed him, and, carried forwsra by
the impulse ofmy tow. plunged head.
l@ng unl,r The gun had designed TAX,
'ns- Th~a all became canfasion
thousand feet SCENE running ever ms At
once tie iaingl>d sounds Of shouting
Yelling, ,ur>inG and sudden charge of
muihiudSs sTay.ns TO- aai fro tbs roll.
OF na'ke'ry, The ,hrob Of artillery. the
hAa! rep0ise Of NY comrades. sore-smit-
zen ana retiring iowa the hi... and fie
Wild cheers Of tE.o enemy il pursu;,-.n
these. and myself crushed, p:elel. beat
en- tranpled int the dust and l. prisoran
u The hsnds Of she en.my. make ID tAc
7 "..t q ny pSrt IT H., ,-ae>iv Of ct,
tysbu7g Vast an end ,o NY /. 81 top,s
AMI snt;ci pa:ions -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-24

TuRILLING SAERATIvE.-Tke follow
a new book. written b member of tn.
Louisiana Tigers, military organization
which gained an extensive not)rirty dur
lug the late rebellion {:
"Whcn III }3tl, IT, war for Southern
Independence broke out, | was a citizen
Of New G411lcsna. aud member Of the So
citty Of the Knights Of The Golden Cir
cle. ! entered into the service cf the
Confederate states al once. did this
for two reasons. First, because | vas
earnest in Tie Gauss and thoroughly con
v;nccd 0. i!s justice; aud, secondly. be-
cause even if had not not been 8, con
vinced, the tide of popular opinion would
have borne me into the ranks. Many,
unlike me, were, | aul convinced, cnroi-
led AS volunteers under the 'stlr. AMI
bars as the only resource ofgaining their
daily bread. Iu sound health and ot much
endurance, there were few battles Q, IN
portance in the first year Of the war il
wnich | vi / not take part.
rOf all the thrilling and inspiring re-
! collections CT my carer, however, not enc
impressed me ike the charge Of the Lou
isiana Tigers. of which | VA mcm Der
in the battle of Gettysburg, vas late
| on Thursday, July 2, uv' .,r from :
O'Clock, that we received the order to at
tack. For some time wo had been lying
IN ravlnc Of a fsld just below Cemetery y
Hill. Between this hollow and the foot
of the hill WAS 4 meadow about forty rods
wide GA tho hill. at his right center,
the enemy, under the command Uf Gen.
Q. q. How ,rd, as have since rca ba
planted batteries wnica it bccarn> ncces-
s.rs Tor US to take just a. the SUI was
declining, and the purple allows Of the
Summer evening were gathering orar the
. crest of the hill, our off u few but
stirring words. told u what W. Lad tc
do. That was supreme NOM mt. t1.n
, + ,rly at the same time attacked that parl
u the enemv's line which rested GA tn
fink OF the hill near 4 stone val = ,", :
the Tig r. was assigned the & r!oHA task
OF charging upon the batteries t1crns :ASes
As seon as We cauie out el1inly to sGht
upon The open mea low, We were stoTNhd
upon with grape and canister, sho, ant
steii. | cannot say wha, others did but
as fer mys.lf, [ sct my tceth- oronched
lyw, and fixing my eve upon tai! az
saapely tree. whlch stood out aloae !ik-
giaut sniinei right among the gun, .
the fee. pushed forward as fast as I coule
run.
The luai aad consinlsd - in. VII
which we s,uadel the cIaTge grew -.
ezultant ae W adyanc-i, AID maui .
oar comrades tel. around u ; bu. 4 .plte
al. We pushed oa--on - the crcs. or II,
hill-on to the sn al ranparts OF detcn-
c 3 a.cunl the batterie.--,a 10 ,h,, ver,
guns themselves. Then t)r.ot that
was part Of an organized DO ly. a,d to
came bat QUO Of the many engaged n :
haad-to-hand fight wiih the encny
rc,ne;nbsr .hat | observed Tia, I. vi
-Istt ha5 ns -1s l9rn. r. 81 L..'t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-24
TIKI FHD --''Gcnevation after genera

TEk FNp --";cneratior after genera
ton, SAYS 6 w.itcr, have fit rs VI. now
feel, snd their live, were "a active SIS on.
own. Thy passed like vA],c-. while ma
ture were the same aspect IF beauty az
wacA her Creator conn. .lnlci il r TO be.
Inc hcaveus shall be brig p,cr our
graves as they n)w are arounl our paths.s
The world wiIl Aa;e The SIN. attractions
for our offspring ); unborn Is ke ha!
once tar ocr children. V. little Will,
and all vii. have h@pp"nei TUe tbs
bing viii L. st;i;i, aud ali VIII be At re-.
Our funeral wiIl wind it way, -nI pravc-s
be SAID. and then y, ehall b. left -!g:
in siicDce AMI darkness fo7 I'll. worn -
Aul. II NAV b'. .ct . saort tine w. :, Il
l., spoken al, hu: the thugs .; Iii 81
Green IL A-4d aur. r.--..-~ Nil! ,, - y. .pr-
gotten. Days vii. contlnu; t. uIo,s on,
AID laughter aad song VII be heard ia
the room il which ~ died nd c,es
th.: mourne1 for Us viii b. dried az;
g'i-te1 again With joy aa5 eyyn ou-
children viii ce-.. to think .f Us and Will
lot rcircIub- 70 LISP cur aa;ac5."
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By " " -


%; ---
We are rapidly nP;t"ach'NH '"'F :
Hill through one ct the .''Ns''' "''''s
ever passed. Darkness = "P's' u.s. 4n' n
nothing can be seen save '"' ''','' :, -"
occasional mus kct IN oar 'front.' I'''.
md more difficult o'c'h : '"g ''''J'''' - =
over "v,rv ohs'acl" lr.'''- ''' G''o''I
division Mt sh 20" pc'In' anu
The woods seems loh"''FS" l..,
selves. What has De- NJ - '"o
IN "n instant toc 4ueS''''" = a. :
The heavens are .,S"'''' 'I .a,- ,i;n
: thousands OF "n7Ae'S .,a.t.,ll,.
nie tcar an rcnd oui ''''As 49,
The column reels ana S'"E
drunhen nIan. 10 add - Inc i''i '''' ~
the situation, t.c IL also ~"pynf.i "H'n
us in rear hy body VI our ""' .''"'Fs'
who receiving some ot 'ne o''' ''''
yapr us mistake us f"r the e'"h,S ,'i'''
fall like autu m leaves OUT vac "''''
fellows d s'iain to retreat n" en|n'S ;
tite is returned, th"usn "'.''
az they are prot ct'o :! '','' ''"' ~. =.
No comt"and can DC ht''' i' r.,
fcrn"l DIN nat = ~ i ,r.r.
stand here is certain "e''"' 'lO
fore Why not seI our lives "N 4'"'3 -
DO. .si, le 3! At this moment the h'r"''
Walton approached me aud asked "A1'
on earth shall W. DO I
AS ! am not in c"m"'anl oi inc q p"'-
TALON can do nothing, We ~ reply
"Wcll, shan't wait for or'>9s a'{
longvr, but viii charge tht "''NS -
lose ,v ~ man in NY regiment 'N'
the responsibility and charge with !ooF
left at the same tins.
'.Iil do il >" was my respons', ana a.
,i'y dctachiu. the companies Of CaPta' :
To,sca, Stewart and Crane, N'tA v al. On
dashed at the brcas,works, cleared tHe"
in : moment with the loss OF but three
men, and instantly whecl'n- to the night
opened a destructive e"'''''''''7
tic cnrmy- Who. still remained n the
breastworks. which compelled them. t"
tall back on C"lp's li'li
On our riLE, NichoiI, brigade ot Lou
i,laual,, had not been s. successful, and
there the fpht still r,gud. The enemy
here held stronger position and could
not hp I'll iOa ECi.
As ,L, firing IN our front had ceased
,cmporarily. took a.lvaHtuge q II y Eo
~ sr,,,h oy Coloucl W,rlert, from whom
I wanted further order, and 20 whom /
wished to report ny >.taatl'n- | pom
r,,chino the riyh. of tn battalion, how
rcr y,s yri,yed To learn throu IN
;ou,., ,,nt t,r,rrc yAuup> thrt-thc ru!1-
mel had been pierced nj tn =, lie hy
r,sl,ss than three balls ana cA'..eI :lom
,b,. field IN II supposed dying c"nduon,
Sending for the comm rudcrs u com
naoi,s. With the view . as, rta'u th'u
respective losses, WAS snoc ked At the
rcnarts made by them Nearly one hun
,irrd men had tall.n III tIe Second Ma
-, ,hc>l rigadc. during those few dreadful
,n;nu,..
As Captain NIurra, hsi tic right OF
th.p pluraliou bv s,.ioti,y directed h:n,
for the present, 10 take comman oI 'ha;
wing whilst looked after the iu'po'taA
positiou had taken at r .ht angles with
him after we Lad car.icd the cnenly ;
breastn ., X. and to iu;orm General Stcu-
art, ii h1 should *, .'.,o. where | WAS
aud how | was situated, hsJ scarcely