, 1870-11-27

were again called to Grill, Nu,uours soon
Lrnke out. and Threats wore u..szeA-o which
the coIone. "a ~, in1SfTea sn and % the third
aIone into the batt:ck yard. An oil so,,iars
nho had spoken a good dGnl and had dIunk
eomeWhas at the canteen, came up to make
complaints. and in doing 80 employed an inso-
lint G. sture. The Colonel rers coosly drss
pistol from his pocket, and blew ont the mans
lrains: be then Lad the Fappef beaten, ADJ
standing besido tho corpse, he said: =. YOU ne
5000 htre, ard an sloue: you can murder
me, but you will Kill brave man Who bae
sponso xae, "yive le Colenei;''' and from that
moment order and discipline we're restored
The correspondent ct the London Da'ts
TeisqT0pA, writ r from Metz on the !ith
ult tells the following touching story E" rms
hftf rpcon Witnessed ; very touching scene
Regiment, belonging to the Corps Of General
Fr0ssard. h1d been PRISONER 1t tho out
posts He is native Of Jouy-nux-Atches,
where his WIFE and children nov reside. En
pussant, on llia way 70 Colns, whsrs the head
ssked permission 10 be allowed to see bis vifs
md ctildreu.. Need say that the request
wAs Immediately granted7 The. poor
woman, half-dehIious With. joy, asked to
be allowed TO accompany her husband Il
to; hut thea came tho difficulty about the
bai1ns- Iha woman WIS weak and coald not
rzrrx her hnhv and NJ hnr,a there yras!r, one
- mind IT. a. for the little chap OF nFe. he
0i&culty was. hnTeytr. everyone bv great
biz PoTk1aniau soldiar. WHO Volunteered to
| act aa pr.sxk This man b.d been uuaFtered
| cloee to ttsnoo, wouaau's tonae. audihe little
cnes know him, for he had often played with
| be of rood cheer. be held out his bic atrope.
arms Ia tLa Lttje inf,nt. IL came ia lin iunue.
| di.te,v- and nestfinr. la tinv hcad r,nn hi,
-bonlccr seemed ne1feet1r content. So id
the Trrs.;.n eoi,,iar rsw +he Frrnchmsn'a
clmld Whcn frst 80 the e1or,n- the
VITA u,e c,ssrad IN her hnshsnd:s emhrsre
III. 1;f,1s fnr cj1,n - b.. T.,hsr;s h,ni vbii"
tha irnss;.n sn1s,;ar M A41 ,.;ts tha hanr +, his
s-ms sts1Ia n .faraI, .tn:a .;1a. Ut Tb.n ~ tha
Ind bSe., IN and n T.n, ~ 1oIsd "a p11ssi.n
soldiers .h.re-I fhs;- -,t;,,,s . n.,th ha- h.i
fetchcd wood md w.tar h,d ~ Tho 1,rs ,nd
helpe1 her in the;r nan ro,ch t,n,1iv v.r.
! u1tll At ia,t tun nar whn hs;o,ra3 ~ rnn,.
iries now .,raycd sr,;pst a,eh nthsr ~ h;,ter.
! ct hate. yEo pcrhsns lev .isvs s;nca fought
ihe ono acainst IL nthas 1Nfs emhr,cad 9I 1;ks
b1o,hers; vh,ias I, ike u erei. biz fool. stood
i by and etied Ike bahy. Dat was not alone
1sy sfs; ;asS.; ;s,s;s
for we al hsd wives and children in far-ofr
homes"
The Paris FIGARO writes that some tbi,ty
Uhlaps came into the lt,je Ftench town Of
makinc e1traetjirarr dcmartl.. and threaten-
! ing 10 piilagc the town unless the1r dem.nla
wee compiied with. TIE nen wore Iii absent
from tie 1,lare. or hid nude thamselyes inyisi-
| BIZ. and 90 they were met bv tba xife OF thu
MA>oE, Who told Them they Tonld oht.in noth-
ing. Tho Uhlans we're now about TO cat1y out
thEir threats. When thew noticed thst the croWd
OF women that had gathered arouud thcr1 vas
gradually aseumipG gigantic proportions. Tue
looks OF the fair cseaturc. wers. rnnranyar Nv
no means ariable, and The prsc;isod eve Of tho
' Lieutenant in cpuis and coula dastct The cIsams
. Of ugly Weapons and uixsles in the banos Of
!, the Anxious Tho situation vas becoming
decidedly uncomfortable Thirty fA,,sueti
| men AGAINST fifteen hunf9rn,1 en,..,e} fts,t;,,