New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
4 south American rra-eay In sraiLns.


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GsSrLfus. 8 ln~rI ta-riy has lat.'s been
eusct-i ter. which even fr ihe m.sf tsrbsrou. ss..
woulf have excited universal aah.rr,ace Viii, the
impression .- vivid vii eriesvor % relate y1l the
affair
Within dlstsnc, of two niles from TIE city % tle
North sre s-re-. beautiful r.frs-rone more Oh than
narrow are running from gre river O. The westvari
skriei on 1otn ai-s hy a 'lNl-alt so. hedge com
pete'J sllfta- aat he sr1 segle.fered from The
great fn1rau-lf4-,s lu li,f r-, STAINS. tl- o. o.
el of tte Saviour of those uup-ateni.ns "a feel.
ouit in ihe psimy i-ys 10 Jesuit Inference The ARCHIE
lecture Is csrtsinY 0f conn 0s-e ORDER and q 20 not
bear me criticism af Wren. Ls'-lhe cr S-rIcklsn!
but ftnes- ,or the purpose Intended and an 90.
ton O. situation Boz ;he triumph o. art this success.
FOL one My rides were frequent n thi. direction. Al,
trscti 1J lle 01',f rrpo.e and often h-v- cnyifd TOE
occupant % the comfortable -ura,es house attached
The n4.shhorhood 81. dotted VITA vel bulk cottages.
built IN ,he mode 81 ihe country. wiih iascfuiIy laid
out grounds and carefully cultivated gardens and 0r
chsris The class ot people nno lve here may prop
cry be- termed the gentry % the province With .uf
ac.ent Incomes cultivated minds and good address
taey exercise rank hospitality which makes v.sit
delightful.
Among these persons gentleman of toe nam, of
c. descended from an lri.h Catholic who had lefi
Ireland with macy oi be oautfymen during the pro.
tecierate OF Cromwell In country they better
received than spain, and bein- of noble birth Trey
found employment in the troops Of Charles and Philip.
Many q their descendants have become distinguished
and thong generations have passed the orttl.ripay
" the name remains the same Often sou hear the
sound oi r u D.nne. or On German and in tlc pen
you would Imagine Of The nuesi Of the pesssntry
with bis broad Mesian accent than All sccon... 81
spanish Cavalier With Eogi-h and french names %
not they change and become coui0und,i by The
Spanish pronunciation. ln Don Jayne Esmu. you
would scarcely recognize your oIi friend Jim Smith.
Mr OGs ancestors c-ue ~ an early period io the
New World and he now the act male dcscendsnt ul
hs race accomplished gentleman. married O. supe-
rior womsn oi true spanish b'o,i.-hss good proper
ty though not rch The py of biz house was he
daughter CAM a who from her father. inherited the
clear complexion dark blue eyes and blue black hair
peculiar 90 the west oi ireland Prom aer mother
the grace form and gait Of tho indalusian Indeed o.
use a sporting phrase she perfect cross Tier
mental qualities were happy combination of the W
and vyacty national to her fathers couutrymen wi'r
the repose and sclfpossessiln of her mother Acror
pshed and better educated than mos. young woin,a
sne naturally sought Tor companions Nho were no -
DISTINGUISHED iur Intelligence scarcely Eighteen .te
had all the prccociy of intellect which distinguish
men Of southern CLINE. sud gives them tho op0Hb OF
our women of thirty
The curate of the place vas Don -aurho Gufincz
who could also boast of the best blood Of the province
IN his veins Educated ~ the College oi Oh. Jesu-
10 be- wa remarkable for nis talents. intelligence
and requirements. These good judges oi character
proud o him ana selected him - table rr
preventative of their order 4gaiu-t his own inclination
but persuaded by fond mother who bad become
rigid devotee. he unfortunately consented and took
the solemn VOWS OF tue priesthood He was Just l2
years ~ age II a commanding graceful form. of
clear olive complexion with p.erc n- black eye
liz whole s0ul WAS absorbed 100 his dliy and b. was
held up to the degenerate priesthooc 40 perfect
model for his devotion bearing and correct conduct
Don Sancho Was constant ysIt.r st fhe hosp'tsble
house Of the father of ama hy whom be- not more
warmly wec med than BY the lovely -r herself To-
him she had found a consenial soul ne poetry and
literature not only Of her own country. bat that ot
France, Italy and Germany gave them % untung sub
iect of conversation and argument
Their studies became the Same, and two OF three
years eiicd on 10 uninterrupted happues- The
beauty, wit and accomplishments % Camilla had
brought numbers Of sut'r- Tor husband 10 an she
gave a deaf Ear From some -peculstions her father
had met with losses and the poHuca troubles 81 the
country made him anxious tauiis should make choice
Of husband from the many admirers who surrounded
her
Don sanch5 and Caml's then for the arsi time knew
they-loved
You may conceive the conflict betseen duty and pas
lion To- the lovers They led and escaped To a small
town To- a neighbOrlr- province. where under assumed
names they married
The Church was outraged The beresyed parents 10
their phrenzy solicited the Government to look Tor the
fugitives ~ or seven months passed without their
being discovered and the affair WAS being forgotten
when unfortunately cura,e for the town OF their ref
uge sent from BurnOs Ayrrs he recognized he
old college panion-niomed. and they were AZ
rested aud irons sent 10 this City. With refined
cruelty they were placed in the same cart but sepa
rated bg guard. they were not allowed g. commun
cate Twenty days 81 j1urneying over the wfciched
roads exposed % the incicnent sufficient
g. shake the soutest but she though encienie n two
months more che would have been mother) bore me
hlrdships and prvaions uncomp aining-susaiung by
her example her sinking lover who perhaps, knew TOO
well the probable fate which awaited them. pom their
arrival the Church claimed him her own. and were
ready o. meet him the punishment allotted by the can
ons for the hacksldins oi her Priest But mo- Ire
Government had taken the matter nto IL hands-anf,
without trial both condemned % the death of TEL
ons. by superior order. You cannot understand this
phrase living n our happy country Of Love and order
Here the voice and will oi asngr Individual p su
prcme Where the people intrust the power INTO the
hands OF they have unfortunately % bear the con
sequences You already know the history Of tosas-
and never has a country felt more iron rule.
The execution took place 81 the military encamp |
ment few miles from the city, on Friday lsst The
poor culprits had hut one days nsce The priests who
ordered 10 administer the lssi sacred rites % the
Church were chosen from the highest dignitaries
The unhappy couple were duly confessed and Dor. |
rble A. il may sppear the unborn child was Dapusei
Ia the bosom Of the mother GutneZ came out pale and
shrinking-Csmila hrm At the hrst look he tainted |
gave cry hesr rendng that one Of The attend
ing priests carried Oh 10 q swo0n She, however
soon reused herself and addressing her recovering
companion. reminded him Of their love- and though in
the eyes Of man u might be- siufc she had faith 90 the
goodness md Justice u God and they would meet
10 better world. never b. De aran separated cne /
urged him % be- irm and the struggle would -0on Doe |
over She refused 70 have ner eyes bandaged but with
a moiesty belonging o. her sex. requested her dress
mi ght be- fastened round her ances 30 prevent any n
decent exposure when she fell she was clad psricu. |
lariy nest Throwing her beautiful tresses over her
fare calmly seated herself beside her lover and
their arms we're bound 10 the post Gle uf soldiers
was adysnced-the order given % rre-n0t trigger |
was drawn for no the hearts of those Wild men there
stl was som, thing human. They we're Withdrawn /
under arrest aud the guard of PampA Ind ans not 80
sensitive advanced within I'VE yards Of tre poor sic
tim. and tired They both fell desd without groan.
The Captain OF the guard On whom dey0yed the Ger. 1
vice of the day .tung by rem0rse, or sctuated By =
more noble sentiment formed the troop into square
round the mutila'ed corpse. and addressing Ms com
rsdes said have o5eyed my orders. but my bnsi /
n,s. /. not ~ shoot women then drew bis p-t0l and
blew out h.s own brains.
have given you ha.ty sketch Of this heart rendng
tragedy-oi the poor parents have not heard-5ui IN
the town there but feeling. that Of horror the
whole city i aghsst A. 80 terrible punishment ami
that two beings With their loving offspring though st
unborn snou'i suf for having
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