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DuScAx's ARriLLERr.-The way Dun- can's corps was brought to saeb perfeelion may be learned from circumstances told by a person to the editor of the New Yoik Telegraph. He was at Newport few years since, when Duncan's corps was stationed there. Having witnessed the wonderful beauty and precision of their movements on parade. and expressing his admiration of il. Capt D |, replied ..Yes, this is all very well, but what you have seen IS only childs play. after all. If we ever are brought into actien, we shall not have these smooth parade grounds for our man@uyrings. intend 10 fit them for 6eld ef haiiie.n From that lime he began to drill his corps. and make them go through all their evolutions on the roughes, grouad he could find, cansering them over rocks and hills, in defiance o( all obstacles. not subsequently hfeaking the car riages in the course of his performance This system he kept up for two years. and the result of il is before the coun,ry.-- Lou 1 C0urier.