New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11

s q .,.,,a at = proat this country can
~ e<nd mu.. ,s thing. THIS idea is encouraged
snB " .scr,nt,or or ewexico sent out py tne
q Immigration Of fnas sAceordine to its report,
Prince as sns sheep in the Territory s.y
~ sDpte rssge ior rare and the breed is constantly
ccrrt Won Moltke's comments upon ar, re-
& @v" "A ,.snual Of the laws of war have enc'o"
e1ey BuntschH reply, OF which ususia'o
p0n -. - Th< London Tires. The genial fro'o'So.
-, economy and the Science OF SoVernmenS ~
Ess.s,rr reveals In this letter oapacnS y
- ,,rsct,cal side OF question which is
esno ~ scho,ars Speaking for the Insttutde Dro'
'.tsonsl. Of which he II eminent member rfo
.ehli SAYS that there may be members VI
5css -. NO do not give up the Rape that I'D Sne pro
s'fs ,,,izst,ou, humanity viii succeed In snos'iu
M...,apized International justice TOT "Si' D"s W
q. - 4. : pody wen knows thst tnis cahhot YIN
me life time Of any Of It's present mem"eas
no rustitut limits its action In this matter 70 t"o
ne U.s. ,a,. tina attainment OF which is possible
as',s md facilitate the settlement OF trining u'S
~ n.reep nations by judicial metnods' war Oc'ns
shly method out OF oil proportion III SUI
49,. 20, To aid In calculating and strenstnenine eE
-, 1, time Of war Professor Buntse1h tSe
ses ssss ss % standIag armies and that the chief
g % 20 mmanders He points ont the province
q defends the exercise and ininenee OF
80 sasines In warfare, and saws; EveIy o.aV tI
,a ss %Sst Sc sincere in
80 ~, and obedience to the law of nations
Iohn Brown, tough old English veteran
& now following the peaceful avOcation OF toDac-
100 "a Mcpongaheia City. Penn. has Described 70
sr,sr Al me Pitts0sse Telegraph some OF tne oa'''eS
= 81 Trsusyaa in which he fought against the Doei
s,,,v years ago the Beers were rs good marksmeh no
- are now but not 90 Formidable for they used
- rn. AZ sueh enormous length and weight that the
49,, slvavs had to carry forked stick on when Nc
$3.50 aha barrel when he fired and 1t took 30 ong W
80 and aim that after a volley there was tune ior
s.~anst charge before the old smoothbores were ak
-, ~, their work This cost the Beers the Date Vi
s,rnplatz Il was in the latter part OF 1s4s tnAs on
sTrrv Smith led IN army Of $50 men into the ooue
=, wal country to hght the Doors. In oescrlouk n
ks,sla Of BoomplatE John Brown says OF er hAiiy
sth, He knew the deadly aim Of the Beers Ous no
siss knew how long It took them to load ne rouo O"
sne line and told when he gave tne worn W 49,.
- "a INIT she moment he saw the enemy raise tneir
ipas guns TO drop fiat on our faces rhen 10 s~.o o,
,ora ana we made dash for the mounds when We Eo'
,tn,n about 400 yards we saw the long guns go up anu
s.. ,yap, down, The bushes along the hilloek soes
h,azed and bent down before the storm OF nre anu
ssat the wldemouthed srohrs vomited over the' Du.
e mad dropped time and the deadly blast swep.
cur heads and spent itself almost tS .charre You
sSrvYls Yelled sir Harry smith, as no eanope1h en5
cur front He had been struck In the knee % oaied in
~ ,d and he was splashed with blood from MS owl
tonnds and those of Ids horse Charge Ninety thh'd
vas with yon ct ssismanea; nont sIoppIng to fire
ws rushed forward charged UP the mounes su% d .ns
Wong the Dutch with the bayonet before they n
81 saic.d ina fight was then. They NAG NO pasO
80 ana ned TO their horses that were oorraed quarter
n . mile In the rear"