From the Indo Chinese eleanor.
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FROM Tic lHuo SHluCsC 1ltunOTs


The Yusn Tartar mode Of warfare.


ITO succeed against certain mountain
GERS. an order was issued for the Tartar
soldiers to advance. each man bearing a
bundle Of brush-wood, by which he ward
ed off the arrows and stones thrown a.
gainst him; and after approaching half
way to the enemy. he was ordered to re-
treat. This trick was played for six days
successfully, by which means the enemy
Expended all their arrows and stones, and
being without weapons became an easy
prey to the Tartars.


| When they attacked cities, they first
seized the neighbouring villagers, to drive
them before them to the walls. Every
Tartar horseman attached to himself ter
Villagers to provide him with food and fu
| Ell, or stones and earth to fll up the ditch
es. To this labour the people we're i'm
PEELED night and day. Those who failee
in procuring the stipulated quantity. Of
we're slow in going about it, were mur
dered.


When town was taken, all in it, ole
and young. rich and poor. those who op
| posed and those who yielded, were indis
: criminately slaughtered without the leas
: mercy.


! Alternate society and solitude make tn,


good AS we'll as the great man.