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.A7eedote of Rosciusko.--On the inya- sion of France by the allied troops, a party of Cossacks entered little vii. lage called Cugny, near Beryille, where they pursued their usual course of spoli- ation and plunder. They reached a rural habitation, and having broken down the fence that enclosed the grounds, they marched towards the house. At the door they were met by an old man, who endeayored to point out to them the injustice and cruelty of heirunsoldier-like conduct. But the law

 less horde brandishing their spears over his head, declared their determination to pillage the cottage. "Soldiers" said the old man, uncovering his bosom, which was scared by wounds, "you must respect the dwelling of soldier or dis honor yourselves by crime" "Who are you7'' said the leader of the Cos sack, ,.who know our language, ,andda to address us thus?" ssI am Kosciuskor' On hearing that name which is synoni- nous with glory and virtue, the savage .oldiers threw themselves at the hero's feet, and implored his pardon.--Erou' ] the Jounaal of .hoblcnsor.