The Sun.
London, England, 1856-09-10 00:00:00

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SWITZERLAND.
The Suisse of Berne of the 6th contains the fol-
lowing, which affords further details of the late la-
mentable outbreak :—" Neufchatel is now perfectly
tranquil. This morningl visited the Morgue, where
eleven bodies arc lying. One of them had his head
half carried away ; he was a young man belonging
to ono of our first families. I also visited the

printing-office of M. Wolfrat, where the royalist A letter from Athena of the 25th ult., in the
proclamations were printed ; there everything had Constitutionnel, says :
been burnt and devastated. A great number of "On the 21st ult. there arrived at the Pincus
arrests are being made. This morning several of two brigands' heads of the second class. You will,
the wounded have died. The federal troops are perhaps, feel some surprise at a hierarchy existing
at this moment entering the town. The royal- among the heads of those desperadoes, but such a
ists have committed several acts of unjustifi- classification has been found necessary in order the
able cruelty. A citizen of Peseux had given better to lead to the extermination of this scourge
refuge to 14 republicans who had fired on a of the country. The brigands are therefore divided
band of about 900 royalists. The latter got into three classes ; 3,000 drachmas (the drachma
hold of him, and subjected him to such bar- is 90c.) are offered for each head of the Ist class .t
barous treatment that he died two hours after. 2,000 for the second class ; and 1,000 for the r'' ,
...uners.
When about half-past five o'clock the rolling fire They are
began to slacken on both sides, which was a certain being estah,' /Bud, and are afterrt- _ .ne identity
sign. of discouragement on the part of the besieged cemeter;
.4n the bodies to which
Pai'l for on delivery, and on ' •
at a distance fry .arda buri©d in the
}l,elonged. This i-
, a circumstance which makes
7„atat impressie
-a on the brigands, for convinced
and of success on that of the republicans, the Count they
d© Pourtales, who was there dressed in a brilliant a
are 0
Prussian uniform, thought of retiring, and went re, they
with only two or three men towards a postern , not all relish the
they will all go to hell, they do
gate where he thought the republicans had not ye 4, I heads, The t idea of going there without their
presented themselves. Before reaching it, howev, I
or, , spoken of above, e WO brigands, of_ whose heads I have
is.: f,u:.,: !... :.s.i, Lee to ;•: .e with a sturdy v:hir., ! denary a ye' bad as3P:asinated a public font-
Lee
r belonging to the column from the Val de Tra- I cut off his , er having put out his eyes,
ears, 44 '
vers, whobbarred the passage. This man, whose i tainly have - -", and their heads, would car=
. name is 31.1%w:tat di %muses WAS about to kill ' Peaury come
of the i,.into the fir Est category buit' for the
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