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AsMY INTELLIGENCE.

Second Lieutenant IL. g. winchester, sixth cavalry,
ordered TO report at Newport Barracks, KY, to ac-
company q detachment OF recruits to Texas after
which ne will Join his proper station Captain Henry
w. Patterson, Fourth infantry, will at his own
request DO dropped from the rolls OF this regiment
and proceed homo and await orders; Captain Charles
j. Won Herman Brevet Major, unassigned, Is trans
ferred to Fourth infantry; First Lieutenant Green
leaf Cniey, transferred from First cavalry TO Twelfth
infantry; First Lieutenant Edward Hunter from
Twelfth ipfantry to First cavalry Lieutenant ]. W.
Whann, o. s. A., has been relieved from duty at Nez
Percs Agency Idaho Territory, and assigned to the
Yakama Agency, washington Territory, vice Lieu
tenant James M. Smith; Captain David NJ. Sells has
been assigned TO Idaho. Woe Lieutenant Whann.
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Real Estate In New York.

We noted yesterday, in an article reviewing
the present condition and prospective opportu-
mites of the real estate market, the influence
which the change in our general financial con-
dition brought about by the late considerable
decline in gold has had upon this interest.
The pending legislation in Congress looking
TO an increase in the volume of currency or
funding the public debt were likewise referred
to in this connection, and their effect upon real
estate noticed. The main point to be observed
An examining the market at this day is it's
delayed activity as consequence of these past
and possible monetary disturbances but
very decided Improvement is to be found
dences Of incipient movement are mani
fest The frmness of real estate on Man
haitian Island, in spite of the many
depressing causes that have occurred to affect
Its value, is isremarkable. Not even the natural
reaction from the speculative fever of last
spring, the decline in gold since, nor the falling
OF In the inquiry in the market, have operated
to induce holders of good city property to make
concessions to purchasers. Some sales have
been made where the price obtained this year
was less than last but these were either the
result of pressure upon men in need of money
or consequent upon the transitory depreciation
produced by changes in business. All the
signs at present indicate an active, strong
market for real estate this spring, and if any
OF the numerous propositions now before Con-
gress to increase the currency should be
adopted much speculative excitement may be
looked for.
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HEAVY FAILURE IN NewDu0G.

The washington iron Works Of NewDurg, N. r.,
have suspended payment. Unfinished contracts to
the amount Of $685. 900 have been placed in the hands
OF ]. Bigler Co. for completion. The company en-
ploycd 27O men, most OF whom will be retained for
ties OF the company are stated at about $o5 600.
1t ID also stated that fhe assets, n suf-
Acient time s allowed for their conversion will more
than cover this amount The concern was during
the war Of the largest In the country employing
at one time as many as 800 men. The property Is
owned BY Homer Ransdell, one Of the directors OF
the Erie from whom It was lgased BY the company
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A Coon DEFENCE.-Mr. Myers, Congress-
man from Pennsylvania, has, it seems, been
Included In the number of persons suspected
Of selling appointments to the military school.
His defence is that his appointee is the son of
private soldier who died at Andersonvile.
We hope great many Congressman may be
able to make the same defence and If bribery
has this result we hope there may be plenty Of
bribery
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w. II. SEWARD.

Arrival Of Mr. Seward aud Party at Balti-
more.
BALTIMORE Feb. 81, 1870.
Hon. William Fl. Seward and party arrived in this
city this afternoon per the steamer Cuba, from Ha-
vana, and are at the Barnum HOTEL where they will
remain . few days. The ex-secretary was In excel
lens health and spirits.
This has been the coldest day OF the season.
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THE PLAINS.

Rat,ro.d I..sbersrs Attacked by the Indiaus-
Tho ,Sayages Repulsed.
slS>EY. Neb., Feb. Il, 1870
Thirty Indians attacked M6nrs.s section while the
men were SIX miles east OF Antelope station yester
day, at ten O'Clock, at their section house. the
men drove them of, and started TO Potter station
hand car to report, when running fight took
place the Inoians getting the worst OF IT, as the men
are sure they killed OF the Indians. The attack
ing party did not seem to be regular war party.
They were well armed and mad their squaws along
with them. They moved OF south after being re-
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MAILS FOR E0ROPE.

The Hamburg mail steamship Hammouia win
leave this port tnis day ucsday) for Plymouth Cher
b0urg and Hamnurg
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post once
at ten o'clock A. NJ.
The NEW YORK HERALD--Edition for Europe
win be ready at nine O'Clock In the morning
single copies n wrappers for pa!llng, SIX cents.
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ROME.

A German Theologinn Reporting the Council
His PunishmonI.
PARIS, Feb. q, 1870.
The Able Friedrich, Theolonical Adviser to Cardi.
nal Hohenlohc, who is suspected OF furnishing cor
respondencc concerning the Council to the Gazette
dAuosbo,gg. has received orders to quit tho Papal
territory.
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maimea ana disaDeu soldiers, and that that home
was not on Blackwell's Island. loud and long con-
tlnued cheering.)
Judge DAILY. Dr. Thompson, Leurenant Governor
Woodlord and Rev. w. It. Camp addressed the
meeting very eioqucntly and enthusiastically. Tho
meeting adjourned little alter ten O'Clock.
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Yesterday morning, In Ntst Prtus, before Chief
Justice Thompson, the Attorney General IN behalf
OF the new Board Of Trustees, presented bill In
equity praying injunction 70 restrain the city OF
Philadelphia from continuing tho Tansacton OF
business unuer the trusts which tho recent act OF
Assembly, confirmed by the supreme Court, vested
In the new board. The preliminary INJUNCTION was
granted.
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BRIDGE BURNED.

On Thursday night bridge No. 6, at Warrington
vile, Nowburg branch OF the Erie, caught nre bya
spark from locomotive and was burned down.
Newburg trains now reach Greyc0urt. ON the main
line by the Newburg and New York Railroad TO
Turncr's and thence by the Erie 10 Greyc0urt
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British Cabinet Economy and
Naval Reductions.
A German Th.OlOsian Expelled from the Papal
Council and the Holy City.
George WashingtOn's Memory in
Paris.
Another Steamer Burned on the Missis.
sippi-Twelve Lives Lost.
FRANCE.

Radical Agitation In the Army-Rccrnlts In
Revolutionary Sympathy.
PARIS, Feb. a. 1870
The conscripts In camp at Lyons became disor-
derly yesterday, sang the Marseilaise and made
other noisy demonstrations Several Of them were
arrested,
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Died.

LErs0N.-On Monday evening, February 81.
THOMAS W., infant son OF william aud Alison Let
son. aged months and days.
The relatives and friends OF hls parents and OF ht
grandmother Mrs. Thomas w. Letson, are respect.
uly invited 70 attend the funeral from O6 Charles
street, On wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
lEor Other Dcaths see Ninth Pogs.l
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warmest, most familiar welcome to the
.thoughtless representative of English rule. 4"

.SuouBnUoss ToPloscutatlVe OF English rule" !"
Nhe C6k goes on to say:-
= NJ. Belmont deliberately laughs to scorn the
eoeest instincts and tenderest syInpathies OF his
Snsu cons.uents ana lngs IN the face OF the Amert-
Icsn CUSTOMS and their determined stand upon the
AiaDsmn claims lie mas disnoDored the American
tns Feelings OF the Irish people. lie Ii the slavish
yCopnSnt OF foreign arstocracy. the fctid wart OF
xZonaIcny ilmplng toad with q diamond In his
Inis Is worse than Albany talk. What will
become OF the democracy? But this is good
time to dght-two years and more before the
presidential election-and unless the contest
prove another Kilkenny cat affair it may do
good to the entire party-purify it Of its cor
ruption and make 1t once more acceptable to
the masses Of the people.
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''a"'- IRELAND. . !.

Tho Land System Commission- Hopes Of Re-
dress aad Tenant Quiet.
LONDON, Feb 21, 1870.
The Times to-day indicates a feeling OF Increased
security on the part OF the Irish tenants since the
commissioner for examining the System visited the
country.
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EGYPT.

The Snox Canal NaviGation.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 81, 1870.
1t Ia now said that the uniform depth Of water in
the Suez Canal is only nineteen feet Instead Driven.
ty.nIns a. before reported.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT HORROR.

steamer Burned ON the Mississippi River
Twelve Lives Reported Lost.
MEMPHIS, Feb. q, 1870
The steamer Emma No. 3, which left here Friday
evening for Cincinnati, while going through the
shute at Island No. 49, struck q snag and careened.
The stove In the ladies cabin upset, setting the boat
ON fire ana totally destroying her. Ten or twelve
lives are reported lost, but nothing definite Is
known. A terrible gale prevailed at the time, and
the water was intensely cold. She ADDED 400 bales
OF COTTON to her cargo here The arrival OF the
Alice Dean with particulars Is anxously looked for.
The officers OF the Mary Forsythe, who brought the
news OF the disaster, could give no Iurther news.
she was from New Orleans and had a full passenger
list.
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FIRES LAST NIGHT.

In Twenty.Afth Street-Loss Fifteen Thou
sand Dollars.
About nine O'Clock last evening rirc was disc0v-
cred on the nrst moor Of the varnisn and japan
establishment Of Smith, Baldwin Co., Nos. 423 and
425 East Twenty NTH street. The damage 10 build
ing and stock was about SIS, ,00o which Is fully
cred by Insurance.
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Ate Remove Moth Patches, Freclties ard
Tan from the face, uss PERRY's MOTH AND FRECkLE
LOTION. Prepared only by DR.. Is. c. FERRY, ss Bond
street. Sold by all druggists.
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A.-The white Haired King who O

millions for new pleasure would have assigned the reward
10 PHALoN'S vfTALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR, because would snabsd him TO renew 10 his
silver locks their youthful glory The yala and has
sediment II not the skin win color
hair In u very few applications.
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CUBA.

Arrest or Person Said 20 Bo Connected with
the Late Assassination.
HAVANA, Feb. 21, 1870.
cabrera. Cuban connected with the assassina-
ton OF Greenwath, was arrested yesterday.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

America. R.--Itest0rer America, for the Hair.
For restoring tho natural OF the hair has 10 eluA
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In sufolk street-Loss, sa0,0Qo.

5uHUIK StFBet-1UBkS &SOsOVU.
Between eleven and twelve O'Clock last evening
O nre broke out ON the third door Of the extensive
desk and school furniture mandatory OF Klein,
Kelner & Co., Nos. 106, l07 100 and Ill Suffolk
street. The alarm was promptly given and the
nremen were on sne GROUND promptly, out TOO
$4,000 stock and S. 600 the building, which IL
owned by James Thompson. The 1rm Is insured for
$4,000 in city companies.
There were several nres. in which the losses we're
less than $500, which are not OF sufficient lmpor
tance to record. Deputy Fire Marshal Miller was
present at all the fires and IN some instances esti-
mates the losses given above.
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DIR. Fitler's Rheumatic Remedy, 1G4 Broad
way positively cures Neuralgia Rheumatism standard
paaon endorsed by the medical profession. See esaony
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

George Washington's Mcmory-Inspiratio
from America.
PARIS, Feb 21, 1870
La Patrtc has anleditoral to-day suggested by the
coming anniversary Of the birth OF Washington.
"This" 1t says, lis as much a day for rejoicing for
France ~ Tor the United states. America owes
great debt to Lafayette, VINO contributed 80 much
to the success OF the Revolution and without whom
there would have been no Union.n The article con-
cludes with the declaration that the Americans will
best show their gratitude to France tomorrow by
Placing at their public meetings side by side the
busts Of Washington and Napoleon the Third.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

Batchelor,s Hair Dye-Tho Best In tks
world. Tho only perfect dye karnssS reliable. instantA
nsous. Facto ry 10 Bond street
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The Burning Of the Steamer Emma-Twclve
Passengers and tho Entire Crew Lost.
CHICAGO, Feb. u, 1870
special despatch from Cairo gives the loss by
the sinking OF the steamer Emma No. 3, near Island
No. 35, as twelve passengers, among them five
LADIES' SIX officers anu the entire The steamer
Columbian No. 7 broughs the Survivors to Caro-
where they are klnkly cared lor.
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Coming tn n Close,

LONDON. Feb. 81, 1870.
Letters from Rome say an early sdjournment OF
the Council is probable
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In Chambers street-Loss $500.

At ten O'Clock last evening nre broke out on the
fourth 100r OF No. "a Chambers street. occupied by
William A. stein, hoop skirt dealer whose loss was
$500 on stock. The second and third noors are
Cupied by Howell Colby. cotton and thread
dealers, who sustained loss OF $4,000 1t is under.
stood thas the property lost ID fully insured.
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Missisauoi Water Cures Brisht's Disease OF
the kdneys, ScrofulA and all Impurities ot TOO biooa
Sold by druggiss
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Diabetes, Diabetes.-Constifuti0n Water ID =
certain cure for II. Depot 46 Gill street.
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Crtsta doro,r UnrivaIied Hair Dye.-Soid
aud applied wig aud scalp factory, No. Asor House
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The Weather Report.

LONDON, Feb II. 1870.
The weather continues to be extremely cold. the
ice In the Thames obstructs navigation.
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Royal Havana Loitcry.-prixcs Paid in Gold.
furnished The highest rates paid Tor Doaelooas
aud all kinds OF Gold ard Silver ,w,,. :, =
TAYLOR 4 Co, Baaksrs, ls Wall stree. n <.
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The Radical Opposition In Parllament-Per.
EOnaI Power Again AssaIIed.

The Radical Opposition In Parliament-Per-
EOnaI Power Again Assailed.
PARIS, Feb. 81, 1870
In the Corps Legislatf to-day M. jules Favre
moved his Interpretation OF the Ministry on their
domestic policy and supported his motion with
vigorous speech. He alluded to the action
OF the government IN the recent popular
troubles and severely denounced the arrest
OF Rochefort and the attempt to mislead the
public mind by pretending the existence OF CON.
spiracy. He demanded q dissolution of the Cham
bers. The majority here was not OF the nations
but OF the projects making. II the Ministry In
tended 10 be truly liberal he would support them,
though not with implicit confidence. But II they
continued to be the instruments of personal power
he would inexorably oppose them. He accused the
present majority OF having voted the Mexican expe-
dition ana squandered the finances OF Paris.
Ex-Minlster Pnard made q reply, which the Jour-
nails call weak and Ineffective.
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Ali You Want Barrel OF G God Flour Go
TO FUssELLS, 3o9 FOURTH AVENUE You will
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TIE MONARCH AT ANNAPOLIS.

Visits Of Distinguished Persons to the Vessel
Commodore worden, Governor Bowie and
Others at Lunch with Captain Comms-
rell-A Dinner to the British Officers
Pleasant Ball at the Naval
Academy - Persons Present
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New England the Old England 'Changs.
LONDON, Feb. 81. 1870.
Barring Brothers have introduced on the market
the Massachusetts loan for the Fishkill Railroad.
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Extraordinary Eject Of the storm.

IUNDUN, CO. Il, IbIO.
The Fleetwood lighthouse was literally carried
away last night by ship which was dashed against
1t during gale.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

Imperial Compliment to Austria.
PARIS, Feb. 21, 1870.
There was grand .Jete at the Tuleries last even
Ing In honor OF the Archduke OF Austria.
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Earl Dcrby's Parliamentary Position.
LONDON, Feb. q, 1870.
Tho London telegraph to-day IL assured that Lord
Derby will accept the conservative leadership In the
House OF Lords.
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Mr.. Disraelps Henlth-Tho Naval Estimates.
LONDON, Feb. q, 1870.
The health OF Mr. Disraeli Is improving.
The estimates OF the naval expenditures three
quarters OF million sterling less than those Of last
year.
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rtca.
PARIS, Feb 81, 1870.
The annual report Of the French Cable Company,
just issued comments upon the Retrospective char.
acter OF the American policy" In relation TO that
company.
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ENGLAND.
arliamentary Proceedinrs.
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arliamentary Proceedings.
LONDON Feb. II, 1870.
The House Of Lords held . brief session to-day.
No bills Of Importance were introduced.
In the House Of Commons Sir G. s. Jenklnson
gave notice OF an inquiry into the reception OF the
returning Fenians .: Dublin and the speech OF the
Queens Counsel there.
bill providing for the inspection OF mines was
introduced.
Messrs. Bruce and Playfair and Lord Elcho dis
cussed mining accidents and means for their pre-
yentiOn.
After remarks from other members the bill was
read O second time.
motion was made for the appointment OF .
select committee the distribution Of local rates
and taxes Mr.. GOsehen explained the Intentions OF
the government
The motion was opposed by Messrs Lopes Bartta-
lot and Beach and sustained by Mr. Gladstone ana
others.
Without disL osing Of the bill the House adjourned
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-16

We hear that the Chairman II the Republic
can Executive Committee OF York County, on
whom deyolyed the duty Of printing the votes
for the county, printed many Of them with Mr..
Lynch's name len out and the balance with Mr..
Lynch's name at the top Of the ticket, that II
might be conveniently cut oil.
A great hullabooloo has been made about the
printing Of the ballots, but our friend OF the
Chronicie is in error. Not ballot tnas print
cd or seat out By our County Committee that
did not Aare Lyneh's name on IL. The mares
nest that one Smith Of Saco discovered was the
fact that Lynch's name was placed first upon
the ticket, and person to have read the Press
would have thought that every ballot 80 cast
was thrown away. Smith, who wrote the arti-
Gle, may have honestly thought that the validity
Of such ballot was affected because the Gov
ernor's name was not placed first, and those who
acted with him may have thought so whereas il
makes no difference in what order the names are
arranged, and we supposed every body knew II.
but Il seems Smith didn't. II was known that
q large number Of republicans intended to cut
Lynch, and sinee that was 50 did il make any
difference whether his name was cut from the
top or bottom But he says. having his name
drst wss swfally suggestive Very well, suppose
II was suggestive; nobody would cut his name
who didn't want to. and II they wanted to. did
he desire the printer to forcibly prevent II as
far as he could Is any method that docs not
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-16

Just now the European situation Is per
vaded by a calm which reminds ono Of
the treachcrous stiffness that Is said or
imagined to precede earthquakes In tropi.
cal regions, although We trust, the analogy
will fail in the result. The truth Il. there
Is activity enough ofail kinds, only 1t Is
that Of preparation. The Prussians are
advancing their mighty Gordon Of bsyon-
cts, which will soon inclose Paris from
the rest Of the world, putting an extin.
guisher for tho time on 1.-THE centre OF
modern civilization" Within the men
aced capital every nerve Is strained for the
exigencies Of defence. At the same time
diplomatists are running hither and thith-
er In the laudable endeavor to prevent the
terrible collision and to bring about an en-.
during peace. r.r ,.f.9 t.,,stl
The scene Of interest changes to Rome.
where the most curious episode Of the
great military drama Is now working IL
self out. Tho fall of that remarkable son
Of tho Church, Louis Napoleon, dragged
down the last prop Of the Pope's temporal
sovereignty, by recalling the French troops
from Rome. l ..l.. tt. ..r..
One of the first fruits of the French Re-
public is a strong Republican agitation
which has manifested itself In the Duchy
Of Brunswick. Many socialists have been
confined within the fortresses for praising
the French Republic. and denouncing the
German monarchies. This prompt treat
ment has had q tranquiliziug effect. and
the disorder isabating. The Republicans,
however, are powerful within the Duchy
and will intcrcedo for thoir imprisoned
brethren. I-u 0.r' ln .. I'
Hon. Andrew Stewart, member OF
Congress from Pennsylvania from 1920 To
1928, has just been re-nominated by the
Republicans. He is now nearly eighty
years old. ~ .,
Nathaniel Hill, IT.. Of Brown6eld, Cham
berlain man, was elected Representative In the
Pryeburg. Porter, and Brown6eld District,
agains, Morrill, Rerublican.
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10 b exposed to the inclemency Of the weather,
which d very bad. An awful stencil pervades
tho air for miles from the thinly covered
graves Of the fallen and nom the putrefying re-
mains Of UNMARRIED hores.
In ous respect-and In humanitarian point
Of view . most important one-ueither tho
Prussisn nor tho French goverumsnts were pre-
pared for the tremendous struggle which they
have wsgod against each other. The anitary
regulations Of both armies have proved terribly
deficient. No adequate provision was made on
either side for the great aggiomerstiou Of men.
and the consequent slaughter when such I'm
mense masses met In conflict armed With tho
deadly chasepot and the unerring needle gun.
The heart sickeu over the story. Il Is oomPut-
Cd that siter The battles q 0tavslotts snd Re-
souvilh there were $1,000 wOasded lying on
the Geld. To suooor thess II would have 10
quirvt ut least 500 surgeons and i0.OO0-"en.
AZ the conflicting hosts, neither singly no! CON-
bind, posrssd medical Organization IN any
wuy approaching this. the major portion OF tho
wounded had 10 b abandoned to dc lingering
death BY thirst or exhaustion.