{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
=. recollection of an act of disinterested
,nu ,,''udncss which his visit to this place has
,Agnrded; will relate 1t. A time was ap-
a..o;nted for all Military officers in the city to
p,,l prs,l upon the General they assembled at
. .he Exchange, and started from thence to the
Generals re quarters, but unhappily, in conse-
omence of some misunderstanding upon GER
tain points of military etiquette, the officers
e the Legion moved off without the remain
;ng Brigade officers this led to rcproaches,
;mssults. ms and ehailengea-Lafayette heard of
It and with truly paternal concern tor his
"ehildren," Immediately summoned all the
officers of the Brigade to his quarters Eyes.
terday,) J and there, after having addressed
them very afTectionately for half an hour,
mode them all embrace each other, renounce
ali animosity, and seal their declarations III
a glass of wine; this is an act of magnanlmity
which ought to be recorded in letters ofgold;
mt those who witnessed it, on their minds
4 IS stamped in,lellibly: three duels have thus
Leen arrcsted-at 4 o'clock yesterday one
was to have been fought, and it was only at
half past three, that the disputan,s were
compelled to lay down their swords"