The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-14

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snnare which vet heia firm, with essGsaoA u
Pinto and seven or eight others q .De ''. +,
We were covered with blood, and ioosed nko
butchers. -. 81
aLoad ~ cried the sergeant. ,oxon.t.
and knew that In my fury mnst have s Sx m.a
a,rne terrible blows. In moment CIV ths
said, "The regiment Is tosaiiy EUusS Ne
lsgG.sly Psassians nsse x SSo md by. Sow. he
criod. - 20 mast keep the enemy ONT OF s"0
village. BY file, left! March A.., Id En-
we &c ssen Of .nd
teriDg house, the .ergeent bssr,c.IS5w t.h s
door leading to tho folds with 2 heavy n.S1 ON
table then ne snowea Gs soG "~ "nr Tav 81 re-
sss'' fh;s aoae vent seoy
/ and found pretty large room, wstn W. W. to
dows looking out npos sne AN coyesed With
fssaoke and rsSouAdinx wta sns ss ~ AZ slcovs,
tketry and arthiefy. AZ me enG,aI - 4 crsSlns
Mss y ~ haass sad 10 doubt aed 4
the beginning Of the battle; Eas At 81 from
ears erect and flashing eyes, gass on,ss hack to
{ beneath the curtains All 'n'' ''
: The sergeant opened the w,nu who ware al
J. at two OF three Prassian hossese Zsbsde and
ready advancing down me stt S;", .tood ready.
looked toward the hill to sec Il me ssW them
It Ehad yet remsined unbroken, sn% tbev vent
retreating in go9a or n The masses Of cavalry
" which surrounded them coinP'ot.sSS ,innel IN
tho smoke 1 could perceive D., ne nv chin him the
horseoacs, , sa"t nv shot that they were per'
10 colors, SO TORN W euSv S :
OF rags hanSing on sI LIT a .c,,mn of the enem,
Up Beyond, on inc few ts: ths road and marchin;
or were aeo0acnhs This colnmn evidently de
on cHttiS~ off our retreat ON the village
ng signed cuee,ns VI ;niSJ soIaiers Ike US la
~ but hundreds OF disoanoea SUI NV s-nm ali aides
AL arrived, and were PoItn no ~ to Ere. other
le- some tofn,uK e'e. 49, fn some piace of she
III, wounded, trying 70 ctaSa - me hnrIaes .ani
.p- ter. They TOOK Possess'oa =, stsc rnttIe
th 80 the column aPProacnea,, TS;. checI
IN upon them rom "a "a ne che same moment th
,ur ed the enomy anH ~ w 1h.,d which m
he divisions of Breufer sno Ha1uasuis ~ mr. 5
ow Prince Of Moskowa rae ase 81 az ,;~ht' u
ng, sistsnoe, began 70 aSPsoys Nsv haS sn,lo;
Ter. heard anerWafo tnAe - - ia.t;cS N Iainzi
e,r cd tho Emperor m INC aif ~ sonnd ~ ca
and came back on nearing 'ns SUN" ~ ~"
est. non. - en-. 1sr,,S, cana
the The Prusstans naleeu, auu ~ n 'eIa.nSss. J,"o
les on both sides. Our squares ana Co..ns
am 70 climb the bills again, opRo rs ,n"h.S frS
rat. aud the defenders OF tine vusago f"sno o.. ~ -
,eir the hoasee to join Their reglnsenss .I.s =
out become mtngled with Two Q! tnsSe Esa &c
way when the reinforcing aiys.9ns a,iSoas r
e in Kaya, we could scarcely nn1 W. pas 80 6, -
roll was called and OF our comPsny s uus 'v '.'
our two men remained fafsS ana nes1 ,,,hT
Jill. dead, DuC 1eS T ~ hetfis xvaa not vet oy
kill But unluckiy, tne oatC,e W. ~ uHs ".
gain for the Prussians flushed with Sie1o.y, ".
our already making their ospos.lonS 10
nder at Kaya; reintorcemsnts were na, ny =,
ght, them, and it seemed that, Ior 30 gs1L, E
but rail- the EmperVL n"u Tauo go - IN :,
we stretching his lines 70 Lelpzig, ara .eav."s
high to be overpoVvered by an army OF oVer Il
niger dred thousand men.
h We As we were reforming behind Breniers d
sion. eighteen thousand veterans of the p
d by alan tnard charged up the hill, carrying
con- shakos of our killed on their Dayonets ~ "
d the mass of Russian cavalry, when we nao
But oltternp in the in the morning, G