New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-16

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fgry OF Mount Dc.ilrcc, commanding every corner
Of her fortress. Tha night came the ord"ro eyacuate
II was received I'm tho fortress literally viii cSca Gnd
Win [. ars and cry OF cXecrt!0u and lament swep,
throu-h tle country. "Such retreat" wrote ono
creation Of hc world" Men talked Of tIeachery. We
never shall holt post san stout Jlhn ADAMS
un:n Ue shoot General" Burgoyne wrote home;
rushed INTO the Queens apartments. shouting have
ten them have beaten all the tmegtausW and De-
talked Of the Ribbon OF BAN for ns General
But they weic all nistaSen. Iae Rebels haG inen u
year before thar this very tiing could hGpren
Tho - tue oss OF te iic0nderoga fell on this
whole region nEc the bursting 81 "atcfSpoGt For
miles along NE Lake ana P otter feeK settler cain'd
British protection, Or He'd from their homes Tie inhal
tants OF Albany faabout their streets n terror. williams
town and 5Inrsbitg@ were crowd ii VITA fugt.Ycs, New
IIamp.arc ,Ows along the Connecticut FROM Nave 10
Haverhiil ger Hing oil messages OF alarm Bela"cgd-
ward wrote from Hanover al midnight Dor Gods sak5
come without delay" I'M George hao NOS Je1iel all
the Americans ana Bursone dld not earn tho red ribbon
THE PATRIOTS AIMING.
There was q man whose Gsue seth Wagnor-oear-
headed resolute, unfuehns-eyery iuch soldier. and
acquainted with every foot Of this ground. There
also man hose John stark, born and bred
warrior-a man Of genuine military instinct and ge-
Illus, who could find HIS place and hold 1t too
ready v,bon he knew he vas right H. take
all risk, whether 1t were The anger Of
Shuyer the censure OF Con <ress, the wdog Of
Molly stark There was a noted tavern III town. and
when there wore gathered there I'm Allen. Thomas
Chitend,u II. Jonas fay and their s;aunch comrades.
there catanOuGt Oh the hign-l'pst and
Twelve catamounts within. There another
Committee OF safety Exeter, and While e contained
such men a. Wcshoi Wear, Nicholas Gilman, josiah
Hartlett the Republic not lost I'VE can repulse
th.m" wrote Ira Miller, " II we have assistance" In
three DAYS Ecw-fainpehro yO,ed that assistance
twenty five companies OF siarks brigade II Was then,
when tnero vas no mouey N the Treasury and
no light ahead, that ~ rose John Langdog Ia
ms place rendering bio money his merchandise
aud bis plate. d" IL gain independence
1 shall br repaid; N not, what matters my prOncrtyr
Tho Le.islature adjourned saturday niga AL that
night and the next day American riding from
Exeter 20 Concord Sunday afternoon he d!smodatd
the church dooc and walked up the aisle.
The minister stopped and said: Capt. HuehiEs
nre YOU the bearer Of mesRageE' Yer. Bur
goyns ia his march 10 Albany ssfrk
will command the New. Hampshire men, aud II We AZ
turn out can cut him on" NY hssrors." said the
Rev Timothy Walker you who ready 10 besser
leave nj once" All thr len he house hnt Phineas
Virr.r had no snoea " You shall have pair said
Samuel Inynpson, the shoemaker " before tomorrow
nilg.' -.
Whi, warner was sending OF his messengers frosh
horses 20 call in the militia aud narm the Inhabitants Of
Vermont and Hcrrck raising his rangers, ali New
Hampshire WAS in whirl. on'eers hastening TO
hariestown halt tho returning tr0ops, soldiers Just
home rerncing their steps, cniisments aud mfute
men even of tho alarm lisi summoned TO De ready.
While this CONJUNCTION was femsntlng In tho States.
Burgoyne was bappy and easy. lie VAS ordestng Jes