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lncidcnt. ~ the German War.

The fourth part OF German Official IiIstO.
ry Of the war" contains ii number of interest I.
ing details OF the personal exploits Ut the
small parties Of cavalry which preceded the
grand advance 10 the MO-clIc, and iirst l..
tablished the now historic reputation for
daring and ubiquity OF the Dreaded Uhlan ,"
who, as often IL not, was no Uhlaa al all, iu
the technical sense, but Il heavy drayOOu or
curasser. One OF the most remarkable Of
these expeditions was conducted by "A subal-
terms party Of regiment of the latter branch
OF tue service, up u the very gates oi ThiOu-
vile. Nothing interrupted It Oh the way bat
a single patrol Ot French dragons out on 4
toraglny excursion, who were surpri-ed and
roa.ed y. thout difficulty. Hiding w - the
works, the c.arIsslsrs r-COnuuite.~t. these 70
closely a. not only - iiud that they we're no.
closed or prepared ia any way against sgT-
prise, although the right OF The main army vi
the Germans was within tvs easy marches
but were garrisOned wholly by Mobiles.
One Of these, who was lettering outside, va.
actually captured and brought away from
under the guns IL the fortress by the party.
which also carried OH with u Z .r..sLin be-
longing 10 the army reserve, whI hid been
DETAINED Oh his Nay u report himself Tor
duty, and who had evidently kept a better
lookout for his c01HGFyn.eg .han The guarI.
Of the fortress, whom he So easily e.a.i. !.
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The -rin, oi the British irnn-clad Dcya-ll-
ton are 81 tlii:iy-iyc tons, the largest aipat.
They caIrS a Toirctiir weighing 700 pound.
hat IL la. been lpnni tlu' ever, time th,y
are fred they score the iron decks Of The
~hjr. This at lir~t could not be- accounted
for. bat IL !, now found To- De caused b., H..
grains "i I""d,r that have not haI tine o.
be 'ph -un3"I within the guns. 10 rcmcd.
tins, the Gun, a;c 10 De- heightened; ,.r
to move 40 heavy "a weight a. the shot the,
throw slow burning powder j., c,-pn' al.
lEo gram %! the powder hitherto used has.
been about ia" size Of ordinary marble. T.
Il now proposed to increase their sire :,
about the bulk o! gooI-.izcd waluuts, and az
The same time plan, are bciu. taken At tie
royal gun !IctDrio, 10 construct guns 70. -iNtf
tons, with tie prospect o., spu1 on ser.
shortly to sCgcuty-tgu-.
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state e.. OveugtOns.

The Presidents ofthe Equal Rights League.
II the States Of Kentucky and North Caro-.
lima, ba,e called Conventions for those States
to elect delegates 70 the National Convention
which assemblies here rert l.,optb. Dele.
gates have been elected to general Gonyen-
ton Of the District Of Columbia for the same
purpose. Here, however certain eHss Of the
''contented" class are trying to oppose the
friends Of civil rights.
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AoHR4rD L9.sh thing, have been sal /
against the hOpesiy aud wisdom Vi the
philadelphia republicans. Bat thsJ GU;
be very bad when there /. u balance Of s3,-
COZ, $40. 20 in the city treasury.
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Washington II. Donaldson has written a
note to the New FORK morning journals, in
which lac annDuacc5 that the ocean balloon
project has not been abandoned, but thal
the voyage viii be undertaken By him in the
spring aud that, in the meantime, he VIII
make several fall and winter ascen,iens for
the purpose of tcstnI he currents and the
possibility Of dctachiug a Ijt.-bOIt on water
The first Of these asccEsious viii be made
next week III a paper balloon, When hc IS 10
take up he paper canoe Donaldson.
Miss Louise May hlco,t, auth"rpG "WoIl."
and other novels, in a letter rXcli-in. hrTsr!.
for not coming 10 the late Woman ,;.}rr, &C.
meeting in New York, said "Whcu r,ld
your note aloud t0 the family, asE,ny What
shall | say t. Mr-. Stone - my hongr,I
father instantly replied: Tell her YOU are
ready 10 follow your leader, sure that il could
not have n better one M brave old mother.
with the arlor o: many unqUcuchablr Nav,
shining in her face, cried out, Tell her |
am -, hGt mean to 90 - the polls before
die, even ii rsy three daughters haze to cary
mc.'''
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b. \ correspondent wr.t.ny from Ills city
says: \ number Of Confederate officers got
employment, at $50 to 500 per month, the
following curious way: Gen. Mott, thcirrtfIE-
!nS officer, was the son Of Valentine Mott.
the great American surgeon, who cut tic
wart oil the Sultan's head hen all Turkish
rhubard-fnen were afraid 81 the ClliI,ii'- ven
gcaucc II they should hut h!u Mott took
1t into la, itlI - II the Cd..pi were q turi!iY.
and great was the wonder Of The faithful, For
th.s the Doctor was rewarded but he de-ris.
ca the decorations which were rendered him
His son, Iaadacus, however, ayaiied himself
81 the Old surgeon Game when he went over
to Turkey, ia Andrew JDhn-yr'- tim. 4, in
vestl-dtc the completely of our Minister Tgy
MOTIFS, ~ the Cretan revolt. THullcU i,ott
married q creek woman, who furnished tie
haTem wan hID"r!a7hcry, AMI g1taI:n.ttuucc
10 the Satan, bowers, which i. iIt... El.t
influence. Hlacque Boy. q convert L. the
!Ath, and a!ter"Jri Minister 10 the United
States, married Gen. Motif sister. H..
hhediye oil Egypt, who IS always seek IN, -
get Influence with the sublime Porte. hf. -',y-
erci-n, offered Gen. Mott stan lp.i.iou in
hia army. expecting t. be a step nearer the
ear and the mouth # the Sultan. H.. a'.p
got the idea HAT he would have a number 81
American officers brought out % Fyypt C,r
these would b. detached for European i..Ip-
macy, aud WDHl! not - much excite the sui
Tan jealousy. h1tt came t. New york
anu thtre he -Jw grea, crowd o.. d.-riiHr "a
rebels drinking around the hotel. nor min.
eli AMI borrowing. His warm heart took rity
on them, and he wOuli LAY T. this ore and
That one well, III give you a position"
lie was obliged u di-chI~-,c the bin II .,u.e
Of lho.e, and others had not even The money
70 r!c ~ . clrIis"e't' Ia" .,"sushtp.- ~
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