Indian rt.r-ar. Tho nnnnli of no country ran rliow nny taago (no u fonntdnVtu for LU nniutor to trRiuiMl regular troops of tbo while r.w-o a tlio Aincrlcun Indian. Tho tab of tho M'jn rob Ulon, rrplclo n tin V uro with heroic ftuhlui eim tit ff llrltbthftnldUr,ioil llko ntourd fairy Ul1 to Indian lighten cf our nruiy. 1 bo hjRtta 1c, rein iiUtl ttfulii an 1 ugahi, of n aioro or to of thoeu I"nililitiitu rtdlng through a muiy tliotiMiud of opposing noxih, 0toIpllnol ami tlior oufihly tmrpliml with tho lat of tin anii, woul I to a very novel ono to tlioao nOcUfltounKl to tho tvuipcrof tho m ago of uur own continent. Had CapUf n Jut k, or Joc ph, or Gcron-ttno, Gcron-ttno, with inch warrior ua thty hd, toon the sort of foe to attack tin ling. l'h jiowr tn India, lho hUtory rf iKlhl and Luxknow wouM Imvo ltn written in far ibrker rluracter on tho pAge of Kiylli'ihUtory. bvlf rrllunt, lutolllgciit, bcrvo in tot tie, inimitable horecimn, armel with thu inodum title, our own Indian lrnvo often waged cuccvtisfiil hittlowlth rigular troop uniiinwwHoJ luquility mid far outuumtoriti, tin in III ilonblful if crcn tho Cowick or Arab can bo compared with them In larUsaii warfare. 1 Iarit r' WccL 1) .