Elack Hawk waa a rery intelligent Galena, End then 3, COO ir.en from the plot? f found that isost of the fugitives ha,I Ailii AUlllUbM LITTLE JOL'S CRADLE. y.-- 7 taan, the son of Maiden, a noted Indian. were ready to battle with their eaamses. swam to an island in the river, and hera It was not until 1S31, however, that L Through spies emong neutral tribes Colonel Taylor, with 153 rcgnlar troops by j. at. EJ ISA C. EDW4F.DS. "3 oarne prominently into notice. At that BLaciHawk kept track of the preparations and the steamer Werrior, opea&d fire ca ex- " Yer meen it all rite, Mr. Preectir, v. time comparatively peaceful relations beins made by his fce3. At thi.t time a them. Every saage was killed except f ACAXTIiAY is said An' I thauk yer fur what ye have sed; and savages. A was " isted between the whites thriving settlement of Americana one, who escaped by swimming the river. i to hava An' I s'pose ycu air but a creatur treaty had been made in 1SC4 with four centered about tha lead interests of Black Hawk, however, was not among received Can't smile Trlim hisrit, t is l;ke led. reigning chiefs, whereby, for 2, 230 Galsna. Their situation was quits ihs slain. Ha and nearly a hundred, of t l. $100,000 on account Yer say the Lord knows what lie s doin', and .'.J V V p; of three-fourth- s net An' uiaybe lie does, but it s fjuare and a 1,0C0 annuity, the Sacs remote, their environment favor- his band had dd to Prairie la Crosse, a Thet he'd' luring to our home grief 'u ruin Foxes ceded ell their lands in Illi- able to stealthy attack, and Winnebago village, where he surrendered pro2.tforhia History By robbiu' tilat crib over thai:. nois to the State. Subsequent treaties Black Hawk determined to sweep the himself to tha chief in command. Soma j vj of England. Dis"- -' re- Yer say Joe in 1822 and 1830 confirmed this deal. By placa from existence before the new fifty of his men were sent witii him to ths ; t raeli, it is stated, little is with Jesus. the terms of this treaty, the Indians cruits came to the field. June 18 he sent solaiers, and Black Hawk was later takes pen Tlaat it's kicked 'n rash to rebel. west ,V made by his An' I know that yer eav jist t tsa were to moTe cf the Mississippi some warrior to steal horses from Apple to Jefferson Barracks, just below St5 XV ."1U50.000; Byron, That he mite up jist fer hell, River. The majority of them did bo, but Iliver fort. The thieves were pursued, oy to Washington. " " "ier words don't givo Louis, and then The V''-'-llS.OO- "Thiers much couserlaaliua, Black Hawk alleged fraud in the treaties, Captain Stephenson and twelve men. Government did not punish him. On the ..' and xc claimed ignorance of their details, and The savages retreated with their "plunder contrary, he wa lionized, feted and re- i Eamartine determined to ma:nta:n the ancient home victorious, after killing three, inen, and turned to his country, becoming a subor- ceived nearly $100,- - of his race on the Itock River. He defied dinate chief to Keokuk. He died in 1S3S, ; . 000 each for their tho authorities, appealed to the Govern- tha last native defender of the soil of the respective histories. ment, obtained 0 satisfaction, but Northwest. W. J. Cobb, in Chicago But Thackeray ia finally, in Jure, 1831, signed a treaty, Ledger. said never to have whereby the whiles and his band were to received $25,000 for any of his novels. mutually cultivate the lands of the tribe Mother-Wi- t. - Sir Walter Scott was paid $550,000 for rear Rock Island. An old writer of memoirs tella This web the beginning of trouble. French eleven novels of three volumes each, The white farmers upiooted the corn of ns that on one occasion Rabelais found and nine volumes of "Tales of My their and the savages retali- himself in a remote province in Franca Landlord." For one novel he received ated. Constant rows ensued. Finally without a sou to pay his reckoning at $9,500, and between November, 1S25, Governor Reynolds, General Gaines, and the inn. lie strolled out, leaving his and June, 1S27, he received $130,000 the militia moved the tribe to the west baggage open for tha inspection of the for literary work. Lord Lytton is bank of the Mississippi. Here the band curious landlord, who found therein said to have made $100,000 by bends killed twenty-ei;- ht Menom'nees who had the forest two packages of gray dust, one marked novels- - Dickens, been com- tempest riven. murdered a Sac warrior. The authorities his it has O'er dash "Poison for the king," and the othei puted, ought to have been making tticams that demanded the surrender cf the assassins. THE INTIIAM CREEK MASSACRE. Vv with sullen roar ; "Poison for the queen." 500,000 for three years prior to tha Art ne er bath grander Black Hawk refused, and with his tribe On beauty hi ven, recrossed the river near Dixon, attacked Black Hawk, encouraged by his suc- his return from his walk Habelais. publication of "Nicholas Nickleby;" Still-man- was Than nature from her the whites, killed eleven of Major 's cesses, selected one hundred and fifty of arrested by the excited village au- find TroUore. in tweht' years, mado Tho' yer uieeii it ter lighten our woe. bounteous store. vo'unteers.- and with Bixty men his braves and marched again to the fort. thorities, Avho conducted him to But yer can't lift this black deseiiasb.ua Paris 350,000. The following sums are said As long as the boy hea ter go. Deep in the far recesaea started on the gory trail that has crim- It was a email stockade, garrisoned by in triumph, expecting a great reward foi to have been paid to authors fojjringle where soned the history of the early West. twenty-fiv- e men, but the Indians were their astuteness. famous books: "Rombla, George 1 thank yer fer couiiu' ter see us, The rain falls softly oa The news of the declaration of open resolutely beaten back, the whites losing "When But we can't see the thin-:- ; in your way ; t,o fen hostilities spread like wildfire. Thrill- only one man. Two intrepid Bcouts made they appeared in court with Eliot, $50,000; "Waverley," Scott, An' yer don't say a word that'll rree us fllie wood bird seeks some bower near way a their victim, he was received with $3,500; "Woodstock," Scott, $4:0,000; iVoui the grief that is on us The stream that threads the grassy glea. ing note3 of warning were sounded all their to Galena, where detachment Es fur me, I ken bare up it, shouts of laughter and applause for his of Napoleon," . a:iu over the State. The Fox River settle- of soldiers were sent to the rescue of "Life Scott, $00,003; 'Coz I am a man, tufi 11 strong, And when the sunlight's glint of cold ments, that at Holderman's Grove, Au- their environed comrades. Tha wily successful trick, which had brought "Arniadle," Wilkie Collins, $25,000; But jist look at Jinny a ininit, is o er. - 0; yer long. Jails, and the fiercest Etorm rora, Galena, the fort at Ottawa, agd the Black Hawk, however; refreatech Jhis him home free of cost. Eookh," Thomas Moore, $15,-00- An' say if think she'll last doft. 011 the clouds tLat shade the wold "Lalla Breaks madly not the torrent'B roar. settlements on Bureau and Indian Creeks daring attack aroused renewed fear Thomson, the noted trayeller, stated "History of F.ome' Goldsmith, Her poor heart is br'akin' with sorrer, were ordered to prepare to resist attack among the settlements, for the before tha Acadeniy of Sciences in $1,250; "History of Greece," Gold- She hes sot there ail day 'u all mte, Tlie breath of March winds coldly blow, and massacre. At Indian Creek the peo- hostiles were represented by numerous Fari3 thai ne made his way through An' she won't come away, coz Ami whirl the loavta 'niid hollows deep; delayed too long. Seventy painted widely and were aug- smith, $1,500; "History of England,' She knows he'll be put out o' sight. Hid frcm the threading glow, ple scattered bands, country to pick up sunset's savages surrounded the primitive mented largely by tribes friendly as na- the of several tribes in Africa Goldsmith, $3,000, "Vicar of Wake- I've tried all his trinkets, Where rabbits through the winter eloep. by means of onlj a false and a His stockin a 'u shoes '11 his bib, log cabins and butchered and hor- tions, but whose renegade element had tooth field," Goldsmith, $3,000; Decline and An' hide 'em away in the closets, And still the woods are beauteous, tho' ribly mutilated fifteen whites and united with th6war party of Indians. box of effervescing salts, with which Fait," Gibbon, f 50, 000; "Lives of But I can't find a place fur the crib. Their aisles with goryeoue giint of green away he worked miracles to Ehine not 'neath skit s gemmed by the glow carried captives for lansom. So They kept the entire State in commotion, awe the eavages. Poets," Johnson, $1,500; "Basselas," Of stars that crown tho summer's sheen. rapidly did Black Hawk proceed, so deft- - and isolated murders at Holderman's In a hisipry of the Fleming family it Johnson. $500. I don't see no good in yer talkiu', is Fleming: Nor see what's the use fer ter pray, drear, stated that Houston being Vhen all that is left o' the baby Protected from the northwind Is only a lump o: cold clay. Beneath the sheltering pine tree's shade, taken prtSdher by the British after the A Jiew Top-Bo- fcr Ladies. "Where birds, swift-wiu'- lii t thro' the air, battle of Brandywine escaped, passing Kobe-leave- s uie blowing in tho glade, in full sight through two regiments at Among the latest European fads is wearing of top-boo- ts by The lurk sings cheerily, his song night, disguised as a ghost with a bloody the ladies. Is wafted 0:1 th wmdsaay, face. The idea seems to have had its incep- Adown the hills, the valos alon, tion among the Spanish ladies. It w as Where blooms tha yellow jasmine's spray. These old anecdotes are curiously adopted by sug gestive of change in- afterward the French, the And all along tho great gray wcoils the in general having telligence latter voted them tha proper ; 1 A soft n.ist lies ; low is the ind. since those days. Xo modern thing for driving in phaetons Where Binoke-wie- ut l.n all the valley floods, Fabelais could now deceive a village And with tLie shadows blend. and carriages in which ladies sunbeams with a so ; other the trick apparent and the occupy the front seat. They are made Tho' coldly dawns tho morn, the sun American who would try to scar6 his At eventide may brightly glow captors as a ghost would be up in the lightest manner possible, With warmth, and cadt above the run laughed at some with high heels and others with Its beams as long the Ehadows grow. for his pains. It is only probably in low. : Africa that such devices would now suo-cee- d. Thro' all this radianco flits the gleam LIS--- Various combinations are used, such Of flashing wir.fe's. as, hovering near, wood-wre- as patent leather vamp and heels, glaz- The n darts above tho stream, But if it is a fact that the intellect of And blue birds warble in the air. ed kid tops and dark morocco legs ; the mass of modern people has been glazed kid vamp and heels, toft, Thro' the sequester'd woods there roams sharpened and enlightened, it is also A songster whose gay ; y smooth, brown patent leather tops and refrain is probable that the man of to-da- would He's dead, sir; but God never done it, And, when the redbreasts seek their homea, kid glove legs ; glove kid vamp and He wouldn't go back on us so ; ; not I'lies joyfully with them away be, so ready with a tiick and device heels, glazed kid tops and finish- If we've sinned we must 'a' begun it when in difficulty as was his ancestor. dull By worshipin' poor little Joe. But soon returns, for well it loves ed buckskin legs. The legs are crin-- The fragrance cf the flowery fen, The man who contended with. Nature If yer can't chirk up little Jinny, And with the sportive, cooing doves and Bavages for a living had every An' git her away from her dead. Lings forth its music to the slen. An' start the hot tears from her eyelid3, faculty quickened in the contest. He What's almost burnt out o' her hed; This bird, the yellow goldfinch, loves, had a quality called "mother-wit- " for If yer only cood git her to cryin' While porehed above the forest stream. which his descendant, guarded and 'T would" help her to bare it, tha say, To view, amid the mirror'd (.raves. But I don't think 'twill help ii-- r a bit, sir, His iuia.o 'utadi tho wavelet's fdoam. helped from his birth by i.aw and civi- Jist now if a hundred would pray. lization, has little need. Tho radiance of a summer's day Now, stop sir ! she are uot rebellious. He Jovea, and lists tho voice of spring. The man who is the product of our And e'en above tho fronted spray modern life understands the nature of Cf winter swtx-p- s his rapid wing. light and sound and scants, but he can Troni pino-cla- heights of darkest green, neither see nor hear nor smell as did Thro' which wild streams their nanderings spread; 1 the untaught Indian a century ago. To fields bright in their sunny sheen, He has, it may be, also certain keen The Roodiand's wondrous vistas spread. perceptions of his mind as well as ci The scenery of the distant ca.-1- , his body. Between the generations, as With views of towering mountains rear'd between individuals there is a law of O'er some lone lake vt.h waves at vest, May with its beauty bo compared. compensation. Youth's Companion. And there's a magi; chnrm that lives t Astor Searches for a Dime. In spreading held a::d forest fair, A love for which Iaiue Nature gives The following story illustrating the The humblest creature dwell. nj there, Astor philosophy in money matters is BAltNWiiLL, b. C. told of tha late John Jacob Astor by the man who was the other actor in the kled and made up on a smooth lining, : went to Mr. A FAMOUS INDIAN WAli. scene "I Astor," he said, so that when new the fullness so de- "with a business proposition which de- sirable to the eye is as perfect as on manded an investment of one hundred the ordinary leg after months of wear. LEAF FBOM TITE PIONEER HIS-TOR- thousand dollars on his part. "While The tops being of smooth finish leath- OF ILLINOIS. listening to the plan he kept groping er are ornamented with stitching,, the THE SCOUTS ON THE la WAT TO GALENA. and feeling about on the floor for some- silk used being of a contrasting color. he seemed to have dropped. Trxo Thrilling Story of trie Conflict Known thing Various devices, such as scrolls and That kind o' harrangin' won't do ; ly did he evade pursuit, that although a Grove, Blue Mounds, Dixon, Spafford's When had finished he said readily: She's alius been meek 'n forgivin', as Black Hawk's "War Defeat, Pursuit, or- I vines, are stitched on. force of nearly 3,000 volunteers was Creek, and even farther east and south, ; go ; An' God knows her better than vou. and Final Capture of the Wily Chief 'All right on with the affair I'll An' yer do to help lis, ganizing, the Government hurrying na- told that the whites were menaced in furnish money.' At a if would most The Perils that Paget Our Pioneers. tional troops to the "West, and such men every quarter. new has- the that instant A Lovesick Youth. Don't stop fur topreecn or ter pray, The recruits man entered to tell him that one of his But jist make a eneek kinder ciuiet g." VERY now and then as Abraham Lincoln, Zachary Taylor and tened on the trail of Black Hawk, and a The Earl of Warwick ha? been pros- 'N take little Joe's cradle awav. General Scott to sav- at buildings had just burned down. some Bturdv vouncr engaging defeat the slight skirmish occurred Kellogg's " ecuting a "tripper" for inscribing the Mia--?- ages, were sweeping unre- five 'That happens nearly every day,' farmer of the rJ the latter plantation, during which whites were name of his lady love on the battle- A Sight with Artemus Ward. (Iter Valley sisted over unprotected settlements, killed and many wounded. A large force he said, with the utmost unconcern, 'w )jr5J ei88ippi ments of Guy's Tower. The name, Francis A. Hoffman, Jr. : I was a up an In-- leaving death and destruction in their of soldiers was Bent for, but they arrived and went on feeling about with great plows doubtless from motives of delicacy, is sophomore at Knox College, Gales-bur- g, arrow or a torn- - wake. too late to capture Black Hawk. A rally for something on carpet. lan care that the suppressed, it might make some 111. The (ahawk, or a At this time a new peril seemed to was made from Fort Hamilton a few days "I finally asked him what he had but students of the college Peca-tonic- a, Mary ; To him menace the fort at Chicago and its infant later, and at the east fork of the dropped. difference if it was Jane or Susan were always 011 the alert to do some- they seem strauge settlements at Aurora, Naperville nnd in a grove, twenty-on- e daring " the historical sentiment would be more thing to relieve the suffering of that Fort Beggs. Blnck Hawk wes came 'Why,' he said, raising his head if were Clo- and uncouth ar- swiftly Wisconsin volunteers upon Black looking as woebegone as a small outraged than it Edith or little city and vicinity. On one occa- approaching the frontier settlements, and Hawk's warriors. A desperate battle a, and was a ticles, but when tbey cents a tilda. Of course it wrong and sion we had the good fortune to secure are laid before the the pioneers were flying to Fort Dearborn and the entire band cf Indians, boy, T dropped ten here few vulgar thing to do. If it had been his an was moments ago and can't find it. If a as attraction that eccentric humor- sire or grandsire, the for refuge, although there scarcely numbering seventeen, was destroyed. I own name the offender should clearly ist, Artemus Ward. We met him on old eyeB brighten, room there for them. The Pottawat-tamie- s General Atkinson now meditated a man's buildings burn down, they are were friendly, Colonel final onslaught on have been placed "in the lowest dun- his arrival and did all that was proper dulled memories quicken, and yeterun but massed Black Hawk gone and he can't help it and he is geon beneath the castle moat," or even hearts go back with these relics past the Hamilton and Messrs. Caldwell and in his camp. A company of friendly bound to let them go. But a man who in the .reception of a distinguished ac- been decapitated and his head thrown battles of the rebellion, past the Mexican Robinson, leading citizens, feared Pottawattamies, led by Chicago men, deliberately throws away ten cents be- guest. The evening came on for the conflicts of 1S48, to an era of strife that that emissaries of the wily and persua- companied him to the east side of the to to the jackdaws; but, since it was the lecture, and the lecture was delivered. sive Black Hawk might to Rock River, where Black Hawk was sup- cause he won't take the trouble find name of his "beloved object," romance in their early experience comprised the induce them i3 not to be forgiven.' " After its delivery A. Ward was our greatest event in history the famous join in a war. A council wa held and posed to be. General Alexander. Colonel it must plead for him a little. guest. We took care of him. Before Black Hawk war. Big Foot, a famous chief, and a few Dodge, General Pusey and others, with It is dreadful, no doubt, when you so, ample Fortunate Young Uen. doing however, we counted up the It is jast iifty-si- i years ago that this deserted the whites. Fort forces, undertook to surround the want to throw yourself back for half a of Payne was built at Kaperville, the ut- encampment on all sides, and the daring A man can hardly be more fortunate receipts the house. Mr. Ward (or celebrated warrior 6prang into a noto- to possessed of a dozen centuries and feel feudal, or. Browne) at once became magnanimous. riety that Boon became national, and ter- most caution and vigilance exercised, and warrior seemed at last to be fairly in the in this world than be in- Hawk, antici- a body. (what is easier) mediaeval, to be Our terms with him were that he was rorized the residents of Illinois. Wiseon-Bi- n, General Scott and nine companies, meshes. Black however, good mind in good With fr confronted with a modern name, very one-ha- lf find Iowa with a system of warfare cluding a class of "West Point cadets, pated the movement. He fled, was over- these and the willingness to work two to get of the receipts and the more tierce and stubborn than that of the started from the East for Chicago. They taken by General Henry's division at young men in Maine have recently ill carved and possibly ill spelt; but poor one-hal- f. Wiien the proceeds in lava beds. arrived at Detroit, then the great metro- Wisconsin Heights, and lost fifty men, They all women are heroines in their lovers were counted out Mr. Ward said, in llodocs the It stems one on part shown themselves fortunate. his strange now, looking over the great politan center of the upper lake ccantry, against the of the soldiers. eyes, as "all soldiers are in theory droll way : ; chain panic-stricke- n, went up the Kennebec a few years ago "Let the poor have theirs in July, but hera the Asiatic cholera at- The Indians were completely gentlemen." I am not sure that it tacked them. ' They arrived at Fort Dear- and during the night endeavor- and let themselves to an enterprising and you, gentlemen, must allow me to ice man, and by energy and de- was quite "pretty" in the Earl to sum- spend my half in your midst. I insist born dying of the dread scourge. Ninety ed to make it known to their victor that their this engraver. soldiers perished, the garrison was quar- termination so pleased their employer mons amateur Dear, upon your accepting my hospitality antined, the settlers hed, and meantime that he was glad to retain them, and large-hearte- d Leigh Hunt tells ua that until the last cent of my half of the Black Hawk was scouring the prairies, gave them work during the summer when we see "John Jones" cut on a proceeds of lecture has been stealthily descending on isolated settle- and kept them busy cutting ice win- bench or a tree we are not necessarily squandered. Let us begin at once." ments, and defying the State and the ters. This fall the old gentleman de- to set it down to vulgarity; it may be The net proceeds amounted to 57.33. Government with his vagrant band of sired to retire, and offered to sell them "the natural desire to achieve such im- The amount "squandered" was $3.G7. bloodthirsty assassins. en- mortality as may be within his reach," Chicago The fatal duress of Gen. Scott and his the entire business, houses, lots, Tribune. boiler, and privileges for six even by climbing. The po6t sings with soldiers at Fort Dearborn encouraged gine, of criminal Just as I Advertised. Black Hawk. The settlers were driven thousand five hundred dollars. This approbation the from Chicago back to their any one could Who carved his name on the dungeon econe Mrs. Cooluni What ia the price of isolated was before predict the With bia cisli bo fine, tra la ! homes, and although the Winnebagoes iee bonanza. The young men had your canned beef this morning, Mr. and Pottawattamies refused to join Black Indeed, some of the most interesting riandum? saved a thousand dollars, and paid thia world are Hawk, he managed toeathera sanguinary security for inscriptions in the found cut "Thirty-eigh- t cents, ma'am." horde about him, of courage, amount down, giving the walls of old prisons. Some- full though They caught sight of the bo- on the "Why, that's the same price it was destitute of discretion. They ha 1 been - rest. times artist, especially when under f ; Vvp nanza afar off, however, and were the yesterday morning; you forget that signally victorious in all their forays. sentence of death, has not a knife, far you advertise 'sweeping " Up Gen. Whiteside had retreated from a dis- ready to meet it, and have just sold with. reductions.' a chisel, to cut BATTI-- Off PECATONICA GBOVS. to New York parties less London "Not at all, ma'am. You'll find BLACK HAWS. astrous defeat at Stiilman's Run in an their entire stock 2eiv8. awkward position. His army was out of for forty-si- x thousand dollars, giving them er just below at the broom were-sread- sol- of cities and towns and fertile fields all rations except parched corn, and his they to surrender, but the each the nice sum of twenty thousand One Was Caa-h- t; the Otter Was ounter." Michigan and the enemv had retreated to Wisconsin. To not understand them, and thus lying between Lake diers did dollars. This fortune was made, rot story of a nan-centu- pursue him meant victory, but just then Black Hawk's band hastened on to the "Hare you heard the tha A Detroit preacher found this note Mississippi luver, inai j gold fields, right savage chief and his un- term of of awful that was to signalize their last in California but here minister who told the tramp he lady in his since a vagrant the enlistment the volunteers fate that is so often despised. ouht from a young pulpit one disciplined handful of adherents could expired. His soldiers were tired of war- flight. The wretched fugitives crossed in the East to have followed the example of Mr. recent Sunday evening : "Dear Mr. S. fifty and Wisconsin, fled toward Mis-- e keep a Bcore of posts, settlements, fare discouraged. The insisted on the and the j Her Yiilaiii. Golden, the lich man?" Won't you please deliver your sermon N Uion&l itself in a marching to Ottawa, and were dis- iippi. All the various detachments of V and the Government there i "No; what is it?" a slower am study- danger, fnd alarm, yet charged the last of May by Gov. Rey- volunteers now hurried on the trail of Mrs. Westend Why, Biddy, what's little I state of turmoil, j concluded io follow Bad Axe matter"? "The tramp the ing shorthand and can't keep up with euch was the case, and there are many nolds. the savages. At a terrible the minister's advice, looked up the past who will thrill After they had left Dixon Atiin-so- n slaughter ensued for the Indians, only a j Biddy (sobbing) He feller's gone you. I hoxe vou won't refuse so small who will read this article Gn. of Golden, vividly at the era it depicts, that to them removed to Fort Armstrong. Upon small remnant escaping, while the sol- back on me, mum." history Mr. imitated his a favor." was an actual, living experience, for in him seemed now to rest the fate of the diers lost seventeen men. Every effort Mrs. Westend O, well, child, you. example, and before a month found. Chicago, St. Louis, Galena, Aurora, Keo-kn- k, whites. He realised that unless some- was mada to hedge in Black Hawk and are pretty enough and good enough to Liraseif in jail." Let take care cf itself, and in many towns alon? tha Fox thing was done speedily the Indian allies prevent him from crossing tna Migsis-si- p "But whit about Mr. Golden?" and you will find that it will let you who would desert to the of victori- :. The steamer Enterprise as get a more faithial beau. and'Rock Rivers there are hundreds ranks the Biddy know that, mum, but you "Oh, nothing, except that ha waj take care cf yourself when it gets here. remember BUck Hawk familiarly who ous Blaek Hawt. A call for 2!0,0 re- up the river to intercept the I shrewder than tha tramp," Y&nkes j ix-- ; don't know, mum, how used got to took part in the war which he waged ca cruits was iesu?d and Whiteside enlisted refugees, and the Warrior, with a j I Sailors ought to be well acquaint- lettleafily at tha period natasi ia the ranks. There was a skirmish, near pounder, joined in the ecriie. It that viilnn. 5l Lais 2fagazirs, r, ed with the deckalo2:ue.