The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-02-20

G0aernment To look for the iugiiives. Six
Or sevon months passed without their being
discovered; and the affair was being forgo:-
ten, when, unfor ,unately, curale for the
town Of their refuge was sen, from Buenos
Ayrcs. He recognized his old college com.
panion--informed, and they were arrested,
and in irons sent to this city. With a re-
fined cruelty they were placed in the same
cart; but, separated by guard, they were
not allowed 10 communicate. Twenty days
Of journeyiug over the wretched roads. oex'
posed 10 the inclement season. was sulii
cient 10 shake the stoutcs'; but she, though
cnciente, Tin two months more size would
have been mo,her,) bore the hardships and
privations uncomplaining--sustainingb by her
example her sinking lover, who, perhaps,
knew too we'll the probable fate which a,
waited them. Upon their arrival, the church
claimed him as her own, and were ready 10
NEE, him the punishment allotted by the
canons for the backsding of her>prcst--
But no! The Government had taken tn"
matter into its hands md, without trial,
both were condemned In the death of fc
ons, by superior order. You cannot under
stand this phrase, lvirg in our happy coun-
try Of Love and Order. Here the voice and
will of a single individual is Supreme
Where the people inirus the power into the
hands Of one, they have unfortunately 10
bear the consequences. You already know
the history Of Rosas--and never has coun-
try felt more iron rule. t...
The execution took place at the military
encampment few miles from the city on
Friday last. The poor culprits had but one
days notice. The priests who were ordered
TO administer the last sacred rites of the
Church, were chcsen from the highest dig.
nitarics. .
The unhappy couple were duly confessed
and horrible as it may appear, the unborn
child WIS baptscd in the bosom ofthe moth
er. Gu,nez came out pale and shrinking
Camilla firm; nj the first look he tainted; she
gave cry 30 heart-rending thpt one of the
attending priests was carried off in swo"n
She, however, soon reused herself, and
addressing her recovering companion. re-
minded him of their love, and though in the
eyes Of man it might be sinful, she h d faith
in the goodness and justice of God, and
soon they would meet in better world. new.
er 10 be again separated. She urged him
to be firm and the struggle would soon be
over She refused 10 have her eyes BAN
Jagged, bu, with modesiy belonging 10 her
sex, requested her dress might be fastened
round her ancles, to prevent any Indecent
exposure when she fell She vas clad par.
,icnllrly naut. Throwing her beautiful
'resscs over her face, she calmly seated her
self beside her lover aud tier arms wrre
bound to the post. A file of soldiers was
advanced--the order was given to fire--nol
trigger was drawn, for in the hears OF
those wild men there still was something
human. They were withdrawn under ar
rest. and the guard of Pampa Indians, moi
so sensitive, advanced within FIVE yards oI
the poor victims and fred. They both fell
dead without Il groan.
The Captain of the guard, on whom de-
vovcd the service Of the day, snng by re-
mors., or ac,uatcd b. a more noble senti'
mcnt, formed the troop into square round
the mutilatcd corpses, and addressing his
comrades, said: 81 have obeyed my orders
bu, my busiuess is not to shoot women''--
hen drew his pistol and blew out his owr
brains.
| have given yon hasty sketch Of thi'
heart rending ,ragedy--of the poor parents
[ have not heard-but in tho town there 4
but one feeling, that of horror: the whole
city is aghast at so terrible punishment
and that the two beings with their loving
offspring, though still unborn, should sufie
for having
"Loved not wisely but too well,''
passed belief. But the tails are so mi
mute that am most unwilIingly obliged It
admit lis truth.
Golp FROM CALIFoRNIA.-Col. Medar.
publishes the following letter from Hon
William Sawyer, accompanying gold coin
being the firsl ever coined from the Calif'r
MIA mines. at can be seen," says th'
Statesman, tat our Office, and is proof o
the purity of the California Gold, which il
destined to fill large space IN the circula
lion of our country" The compliment in
tended BY the act, and conveyed in the LEI,
ter, is as Just and due to Col. Medary, as i
, is graciously paid by Mr. Sawyer.
,, WASH eroN CRY, Jan. l3, ls49.
Dear Colonel: Enclosed is piece of coil
manufactured at the request Of Gov. Marcy
from the gold brough, from the mines a