Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-11

their satisfaction, offered him q slfse OF
izechins as his remuneratiOni hptsh de-
clined al tecompense, only requesting "
be conveyed away from scene oEBAehicfl
! he could moi retlec, without horror. With
! this ontreaty hey complied, and shay5ng
again applied a bandage 10 ms ey's, theg
4 i hin, down the same staircase. 70 the
icarrllar But i being narrow, N des'
.ccndirg ho stapg, be conirtged % leave
on OH 81 both - nc walls, unpereelyed
IA, tg al acaarr rhc marks Ql hS 49, IA,
~ ~'rs1- -.Yg@ A~s ~
~ yinq precauti0aa sjmiEEr 70 those used
IAN hgi5ging him ,hither from his own
fErrte he was conducted home; and ri
ip4rtfg, the two Mosques charged him, II
ikaaalued his lie, never 70 dlvulge, and,lt
Nnaegrb'e. never to think OF The past trans
acton. They added, if he should embrace
'puy measures, with view TO render it
jutbEc, or set on foot an enquiry into It,
ttg hould infallibly1be inundated 70 their
revenge. Having finally dismissed INN al
This own door, they drove OFT, leaving hlm
Ia his objections.
nDu4he subsequent morning alter great
ivfesoTuton, he determined at whatever
rlta 10 his persona. safety, not to partlcI'
,~te. by conceainG 50 enormous crime
or,nad. nevertheless, a delicate and dll
; DcItt undertaking to substanhate the
lafl,e, as h remained altogether igno
: ram Of the ,yace 10 which he had beer
cal ried, OF ofthe name and4uallty Of tht
: lady whom he had deprived OF HE. WIN
: fs,t suffering himself, however, 10 be de
! ttrred by these considerations, ne waitet
on iho Secretary Of the apostolic chamber
and acquainted him with every particular
adding, tina; if she government would eX
, tend him protection, he did not despair 0
lneiug the a6use, and Of bringing to Ign
the perpetrators OF the deed. Benedic
f.; The Four eenth, fLamberini,l who thel
occupied the pa pal chair, had no soone
!, received the information, than he imme
) fdie.e,v commenced the most active mea
gpges Tor discovering the Offenders. 4
zl.ard Of the Sbirri, or officers OF justice
!. was appointed BY his order to accomPan!
i.yia; vho Judging from various cir
I'm 4'Lt.CCSs Han AetN btrtR N'ffoN ~
y ut of The ci,y Of Rome, began by visiting
: The villas scattered without the walls o.
sshat metropolis. His search proved ulti
mately successful. In The villa Papa Ju
lie, constructed by Pope julius he THIRD
,ldel Moate,) he,there found the bloody
u marks left on the wal BY his fingers, a
: the same time that he recognized the apart
r ment in which he had pat to death the la
/ DIV. The palace belonged 10 the duke de
Bracciano, the chief Of which ilustrlo'S
y family and his brother. had committed the
e murder on his own sister! They no soon
}, Or found thatit was discovered than they
h fled to the city Of London, where they ca
o sly eluded the pursuit of justice, Alte'
9, remaining there for some time' they oo
Is aimed pardon, BY the exertions OF the!I
is nowerful friends, on payment OF a cons'a
., cradle fine to the apostolic chamber anl
fe under the further condition of attixlng ovel
=, ,be chimney-piece Of the room where th'
G, crime had been perPetrated, a plate OF cop
le ner. concentrating the TRANSACTION ant ant
r. heir penitence. This plate, together VIII
at the inscription, still continued to eN'S
x there tiIl within these few years
x '''''N % Ne,c- York Star.