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CRUEL DIs1PPoINTMENT.-Thca accomplished and
devoted wife of Capt. Page, of the United States
Army, she heard of the terrible wound re-
ceved by him in the battle Of Palo Alto, left the lux
uries Of home and relatives TO hasten to the bedside
Of her battle scathed husband. She reached New
Orleans about two weeks ago. having travelled more
than thousand miles, without pausng for an hours
rest. At this place she embarked in the Alabama for
Point Isabel That vessel was despatched 10 Mobile
for volunteers, where, owing TO some difficulty about
the Term of enlistment, she was detaineda week. At
the expiration of this time the Alabama returned to
New Orleans, and only set sail for the Rio Grande


last Friday; yesterday Capt Page arrived in this city
just about the time Mrs Page reached Point Isabel
1t feared, whilst she here, that she might
pass Capt. Page on the voyage; but no persuasions
could induce her to forego opportunity of speeding
to his relief Her spirit disturbed by the reflect
tion that her bleeding husband might need her help
and like dove that seeketh Its mothers nest, she
would not be stayed She has learned tha-


the object of her care was not where she sought IT.
but the wings of love not easily wearicd.-Pca-
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