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Col. DoNruAS AND Col. NrSornHS.
The New York Posi- compares Col. nnni.
phan's etped ton from Missouri through
New Me1ieot The mouth ullhe Rio Gfaude
with The lamous expedition Of the five hun.
dred Greeks under the renowned leader Of
nearly similar name, Col. Nenophon. The
last has become classic because il was told
IN so charming a manner by Aconophnn,
aud all Duniphan has 10 do is TO write as per.
feet history nj bis expedition to make il be
read with admiration two thousand years
hence. The Greeks were led from near
Babylon through Armenia 10 the Black
Sea, and thence 10 Chrysopols, three thou.
sand four hundred and sixty Eve English
miles. II was accomplished in fifteen
months, aad large pah Of Il through an
unknown, mountainous and hostile country.
and IN an Indictment season, the Creeks
losing every thing except their lives and
arms. Doniphan and tho hlssoufians
Travelled over siE thonsanl miles in twelve
months, ncilhcrreceiying supplies nor mon
cy, but living exclusively on the country
through which they passed, aad supplying
themselves with powder and balls by cap.
turing them from the enemy. They fought
lhree battles, ia each Of which they were
victorious, over greatly superior numbers.
These ars the tWu most remarkable eypc.
dil0ns lha, have ever occurred.