, 1875-01-23
CHICAGO, 1sa~~TWELvE PA

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nrn,,oa ro NJ +. ,sy Hnown tnsn otllcefb OF al
e., ,,.'ear & "'n hha peen thrown ont OF service by
sou,snt rograi a!o 'e.en leaE5 Naf, ana tte con,
fn4,.l rnungon o! mo eres for which it Ind
% .,a!ri ntul'o}Enent' came cto"aing With PROPOSE
a,s 10 open 'eef,'t!nR OFFICES and raf.c men. How
IN ne', 1 %ese ~ I".sed h tan already been to deorRe
~ EPIC Q, n, nls toyal conrctous' folt lnmsne
tea tec,, p Kso erma n a. officers authority to
!hol9 nor less thhn IT, hecome man-stealer,
,'na',n.. 'a'nns o.. tok upon az very honorable
-; ~ ..n nnt l.osat pcfnplhs seldom 60 fat
vii. fii " '"alaiits' Aeetalt'1'R oincefs
WIN 1a'l
fE'lM1as:hs TO HTEA1 MN
Wero soon bial!r At work III TIN nano Of the
h'hs OF t.ng!uuh. BHE!e5t and elief an.ongn.
Z .hem were Tie Gernan Princes, Hho hBd found
thus very profitable hras1ch of cotnmctco in
ior'nef tlhIfs AMI S'fn 1,.lcl! in wlnt Of Eli
gliss gnneas ~ England was IN want Of German
Soldiers.
There Was 10 time to lo.o. If tho catapajen
Of 177G was to open will, ,iaor, reintorre1ae,tls
fnuRt be apoedI1y on thar MAR Eir fnsn,I,
IoTke, an experienced ,lirlotnstist familiar viii,
tina ground. was instructed in the summer Of
17i5 10 ascertain on wLat terms 81 and st in whas Al
numbers man cunld be obtained. In f;enta,uher
Wurtem1,crg, Ha1e.fiotha, and baden vcro reo,]y
to furnish anv number Of troons At 4 r,ven TINA
aud for b fair Price. Tho Grown Ttirce Of
l1ehse-CRsHe1. in particular, naY very oatnsst to
stliAe b baisa!tl. anu c!obo upon hiH heelR came
,ho fiahce OF W"1doek. Their owI, lettaEs+ most
y in Lad French, remain to this day it, the En-
sllsA atchifrst TO bear WltnesH to their degrada-
tlon. l Will give spac1ineh Of their English.
which ~ every way worthy ol their French:
hg Lord writes the Hereditary TRUCE Of
itesso to LORD suIolk), "ths luck have had to
Ie aplo 10 show III ao1no manner my
UTMOST rekpect anu gratitude n the
hese or hlngs, ~ Offering my trnops to
LIS hih1eafys 9 selvIce gives nus very agreeable
j.nF off
sons klnuheAa and friendship to n>e upon that
OCCASION, anu logging your pardoa for all the
trouble may haTa provided you in this regard.
nMy oaly wishes are that 81 ths otltceFs aud
soldiers OF my regiment now to His Majcstv's Of
defa may oe animated Of the aanls respectful at-
tnchtno1s ana utmost zeai shall ever bear for
tA' hing, my gon:rons protector aud maEnnu-
nous aupnoft; NAY the ei'd they ahall fight for
lauuanle enoeaVots, inY Lord, III grauted by tho
nios1 Happy 'ssue' lhe centlGnat'on Of your
iflenastlP 70 me- sr, which desire very much
assures your goodness ana protection 10 thy
troops i aak, "a the!r naMo, thls dasor tton
yon' *nd hope they Will dosetye 1t.
Exeuee NJ. 81, y 1 an not strong
enough i'll the English language fer 10
explain .n' ~, Is s;ncor shoa tue utmost conpl1e-
ever. my Lord. your most humble and very ohe-
atent servant. WILLIAM Il. +. or HEssE."
lie Most important kmoug these petty Princes
Was
THE nrKE or BRUNSWICK,
who raid 39,gyy thalers yenr to the Director Of
his opera anl purveyor oi his pleasures, aud au0
to his Atraris,l, tlle great Leasing lIis little
tr:ritory Of about To panare miles had pupul;t-
ton of l59.oDp aud III income OF ~ l,5AHl, ,U0u.
HIS debts amounted 10 nearly Sl3U;U. .UOJ A
lover Of pomr, capricious aul reckIess in lila
expenditure, ho had haen compelled to admit
lis son. tho Crown Prince. tu 4 partnership of
authority, making tho signatures Of both e44en-
t,al to tho VALIDITY OF document, Fo,tunn,nlr
Tor tic Duke'* creditors, the Rou was as pstsimn-
n1oas aH the father MAJ extravagant and let no
oppott tuflty OF falAln1 mouey cacape hlm. fuch
MAS t!le rnn!Itton Of the Eonrt OF brunswick
shcn Euslat"! bcEt cti' william ta"ctt to ask
iof n.S trS9ops' ,ps r,a,,.,, r,,o~ hmm mi,
tho higher - ~ tho !oner n1ts Of diplomacy, lie
wouiu haTo obsalned all that he assea without
laodillca:lon Or delay. Eut' ignorant Of the
straits to "llleh tho Duke was reduced for want
have commsuded. auf involving l'lmao!f in l!e-
gotiationa nhesa few firm words would hive
brought both father md son to lis feet. The
Crown frlnce was not slow to turn to account
the ad'"ntueo which tho slon'-wsttsd Elglisl,::
man had given iI'n', nnd using ArtfuIIy aud
sklllfuly rho name aud coequhl authority
Of his father, presently gained virtual
control i., OF tho nesotiat1,on, which IN itteIf
Fawcitt boasts OF the Perseverance with which
he has bca: down the Germans prices and the
pors!Htence With which he has resisted some uf
ll's cla''us. Ihe maln object or the transaction
won, England got her soldiers. 600 infantry and
300 light dEagoonA-Htunswlck her money, t,sr
Duke and Minister ths.r sEccal rcAnEr and
the English Envoy diamond ring worth ElDo as
reward for hia good Offices.
Tho first division WAS to start at once for the
scas Of war. On examination by the British
coun'issionGr, Il was found to contain too many
old mon. Tile Dnke'a zeal for the Kings scr
site did not prevent him from pafming OF upon
Alm mon
ALTOGETHER UNFIT TO BEAR AtsIs,
"TAs frunt and rear" wrote FAwcit: to Lord
Suffolk, rare composcd pf sound and strung
1nou, but tho centte is worthless, It 1s com.
posed OF raw recruits, who not QUIZ are 100
small, but also imrerfcctiy grown, aud iu part
too Young" Nor did tuo tficsery eud hers. rms
Bams Duke, who lived sutrouudod by exnensiya
miHtrcaaes, ant! pail tie purvsyer Of til pleas
soldiers upon 4 lnto tpring voyage with
uniforms unft for service, md 10 oyer-
coats or cloaks. Il was not TIL thoy cot
to Portsmouth lust they obtained ,4cir tirst sn,,
ply of thoes mud stockings. Their comn,audrr.
baron Ricdessl, was compelled to borrow I5 OH
from, the English Government In nr,lcr tr rro.
euro for his starving aud freezing men ,be aim