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Nav YORK, March iV-Z, o. m
.ALxs AND rsloss or STOCKS IN NV YORK 70 DAY
F rs Csll Second Call
Psnns yivsnis b's 81 bid 81 bad
Reading bonds ~ oiu 20
Co. Do DID blu
United States o. 1868 1864 bad li6t sales
The .,ok market is States IS. 1857 ilsi
Over half million dollars in ,p.cls ~ss .hipped ron 'l
800 barrels al vi si 81 straight State
brands. southern. - Sta S4si Rye son,. ss 81 Corn
al Is Is cent. ia mixed and yellow The
IS i,m demand fair and quotation, steady sales to-day
Of 500 bales at Saturdays prices Whskey, ~ - cents
PulLApKLrulA. March lo2, p m-stocks seady-ssles
United states %, 1868. li5 Pennsyys.la o. 81 by
Yellow corn, ~ cents
The Fugitive Slaus Cuss. -Fvs.
PHILADELPHIA, March lOp. The leg allty OF the war
rant upon which the alleged fugitive slaves belonging
Mr. Perdne OF Baltimore county were arrested, was ar
legal The examination witnesses proceeded with
OF them testified positively the identity OF the al
legged iusitives
Terrible Shaking among ths Gamblsva s."
BosroN March 9.--About O'Clock last night
hl hubbub was kicked up around the city. on account
Marshal Tukey and his entire Of day end night Po
ice numberns about sixty making descent ON number
fhs marshal laid his plans in such that
was brewing until they fund hemselves hands
police Al No ~ Sudbury street, kept by Stacey we
Win iron bracelets somewhat alter the Connec-
tcut Yankee strngs onions They were taken 70 tho Lev
Al The Arbor" also 10 Sudbury street, some twenty
lovers OF illegal sport were nabbed and, without much si
put the sncage At this place some diff
Guilty found in making entrance, as the door was
strongly boted but tue inimabs Turkey went right
through u side window and followed up by his back.
ers No Sudbury kept by Hoyt was also besieYed
by half OF the police, who secured eighteen
breakers OF law and order man named Cnmnnss
nade desperate rush from the second story window, and
bruised himself severely.
The Cnesnut Cottage" in Portland street, and several
gambia the SIu,h End, also visited, but
the birds had flown, though few taken besides
those enumerated. Among the crowd taken and Gagged
OF first but think 1t hest not To
| publish names But tle resistance was made by The
gamblers They manifested no indications Of being pos
shal to prevent of any asr arrested The
bracelets were large allow any get
the sc cou pie attached together in lne thai
all several battaons with peTfect orde
and safety.
The excitement around town consequent these ar.
very great and the crowds in The streets around
several houses where The arrests were made were
very numerous. Among the chain gangs we noticed
young, ddle ged, and even old We presume the
police will make their several accord with the
| tune OF dollars ssd costs.
Interssiing Naval IntsAigsncs
New YoRk, March 9-The United States lrigate Raritan
arlv. d at Valparaiso January l2th from Rio.
The United States sloop of-war Vincennss, Commando
Hud son, Va the ION, last from fal
cahuana The line battle ship Asia also port
but BRUSH tfIgate Portland was daily expected to
| lIeve her
Public notice given the 24h January that Amer
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u. ". PATTON.

fFermsr partner Of J. y. Doc, eqr) $1,000
GENERAL AyNT for the prosecution Of claim. eeo
Of the
csrr of pay erua Loot horses, other lost w
ers, post paid addressed j. " Patton Washington
receive Immediate attention. ~"
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Ill attend TO the prosecution Of elaine ssse Conres
w Ions executive departments % the gSveTnment
Once and dwelling street, between Oh and Iosh STRESS
Dell
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Intsrsstirg Naval Intelligence

New York, March 9-The United States irigae Raritan
ainv, d at Valparaiso January 18th, from Rio
Tue United States sioop of-war Vncennss, Command
Hudson, Valparaiso the lOn last from Tai
cahuana The line battle ship Asia also port,
bur the BRUSH tigate Portland daily expected to
lIeve her
Public notice was given the 24h January that Amer
lean vessels are subject discfiIn mating duties
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DENSION and General AEeney.-GEO c. AMEs, having
resigned Bureau Of the Commits
has associated with him
Wse agency the OF claims for
soldiers
gnia State line and revolutionary navy and other
and Mexican also lately
Congress granting land ocers and soldiers
1912, Indian l790al
adjusted the Pension Once His connection with
Bureau hve which devoted
adjustment Of claims for
the revolutionary pension aws) OF
procedure
observed, and with principles Of the admin
Office well history
service each of The States the repositories and with
Of rights and which acquired
only by long experiencs.
Geo. Ames Wise general
agency Of claims Of
before either
board Of before Congress
In will have the Of Hon. Henry
Of Virginia. partner, and who will be responsible
athuness efficiency agency He will
be required.
paid will prompt
addressed Geo. Ames Tuly R. Wise Washington D. c.
Nov O-eodlw kw3ms
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LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,

,,.n. Sss sahs well tanned weighing Noe and not less
saaar. ioos the bottom flap .ts leather well
tanned the TO be well and strongly secured VII" "
70 b. made Of d.n. woven .a @ M
HORSE MAIL BAGS, os SADDLE sAss 'oss)
size Body long and 40 inches in circumference
Size NO. Body and 30 inches in circumference
size No. Body and q inches circumference
" Ends or Of size No = y By q inches he
Do Do DO DO do do No. No., : 90 o.
e M. %
square be well and strongly .ewsd orh v
The horse mail bags are made quality
fabric ssth pouches above described.
DROP-LETTER POUCHES, with SIDE PooKET.) "a..
Size length and 70 inches circumference
for $ IN Ss s % . b
value and adaptation the service well
he and .%iS ss ESssi w" Dc
tractors expense at Boston, Buffalo,
s;w .gs rs sa S
con- Georgia Huntsville Alabama New Orleans. Louisiana
such and times ~ The ed
are
No proposal viii be considered accompanied samples
each bid for showing the quality q Z.
ency ability bidder execute the work according to con-
The specimens before the
alst April next and will in connection with the proposals.
The bidder required bond with
suhcien suIeues 10 De ceInnea by inc s e
faithful performance of the obligations entered
| into.
having suggested and
first above described of Nos
should be made TO be and
constructed accordingly with the add
ZION the bottom of each bag
of bidders reference the number of mail
bags will probably required the NUMBER kinds and sizes
of during
from July 1885, given follows
l52 No No 290 No. pouhes
a3a No and 27s No. horse bass and osa No J.,
| 2, and 274 No. 3 bags.
should be cndocd "Proposa for Mail Bags
and addressed 10 the "Potmoster General"
| dec q N. X. HALL, Postmaster General
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CERVAHTx--wantAd.a male servant and -,
y cook, work of ANAL family. None win h. mp'
who bring good recommendations Inquire at this o@s
Nov 2l-tNf
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The Fugitive Save Cuse. Fys.

PHILADELPHIA, March lUp The legality OF The war
upon winch the alleged fugitive slaves belonging 10
Mr. Perdue OF Baltimore county, arrested. ar
morning and the decided the warrant
legal The examination witnesses proceeded with
three OF them testified positively the Identity OF the al
legged fugitives.
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whom he S.. been for ten yss pas,
cent above viii 70 have ,h., alternative
anything else Imported Paris. any OF the
aSss r., s 4 Of Europe rRAScK TAYLOR
-. The safe and conmodio~s steamer CO.
umoia, Captain Harper, having recent, t been
e"S hi. D.,et saturday March leaving Commerce
Wharf. s.mo o.a n ss s nnd ana %
n1"ius win s.y wharf, wa:hinson o'clock and
Inherent landing. on Potomac nvsr, :, usual
For freight passage apply TO the captain on o"aa OF 10 hs 'o
| 'o""s "s" CHARLES woRTHINGToN, Baltimore.
IL WHEAT 4 BIO, AIsIandn.
T f eaxsk ;. m GH si %s.S"s'on
| OROsP ElTUs.-THE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH Of
daily afternoon twocent paper be commenced in the city Of
W " IN oc. and devoted % . re
the Advertisements respectfully soil
cited CONNOLLY, winner, a MceILL
,1aRsEtILEs QUILTs.-iso just received, including
nj sizes and qualities, in white and fancy colors'
white and f.nsy ssor 3D. gsro Sns,, co
nARAsOIA sun-sh.Aes. and UmbrslIa.--I day
new and elegant and color. L.dl.. want Of n,
ssn'men. silk umbrellas some very h'nd'oms
| Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th snd 9Th
a-d2wh
DARAsOIIs, PARAsOIIs-3o just Isceived. embracing y
great variety Of new styles which VIC invs inc ""o" OF
4 ladies'
Mar s-3nf CLA"EIl, NEW I'VE, wa, /" w. 4
! sscb FkANCK TAYLOR.
Mar q
7 AIDES Dress Goods, Embroidertes, Shawls,
Ii &cThe subscribers most respectfully inform men customers
In receipt Ola complete
variety OF goods
ladies', which respectfully invite their
"c"''' '''-''' " CLNGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Mar SIT
,AuM AT pRIvATE sALE.--ws have for private sale
m 100 lying the Marlboro road TWO
.s from Branch bridge Forty acres are IN gcod
s,s. Of There good dwelling on ne premise ""
n th~r information apply To nsEn se" ,....s,,.
Feb 01-d0 Aucuohses w" S"'''' '
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John M McCALI.A, late second Auditor of the Tr.
ohers his services Of the
msnt before Congress- or the departments, in the 'sde"
military accounts, and agency business generally. 80
Letters addressed him business should psid hs
nee 10 IT the n 9Th and Louisiana
WAsmreros Crrr, ApnQs--u
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Jan f-du rresdoht "estsfh leiegrapn company.
AIDES Dress Goods.-The subscriber Ia. now in Sors-
3 dc pas rass s%ssfs
ss1s Ss 'n n% ns cent: 70 cents vOe
Pslly very reh patterns s,p,s -, ,,.,,r. ,..
,';: p :s' pretty article
,s ssSs yard, ID s ss,.s s. n prices
5000 do printed lawns, of at lax cents FAST coors
1900 p.i" ,.mu.n., beautiful article,
The .die. thai could no, &c, day. will
have The kindness to call shall make arrangements so that
"' @. W. YERsY,
'A' o-u4"i
Washington and Alexandra. Bo.t.
q Hn The steamboa, THOMAS CoLLYER will de
% s boz. I wilmington sss Boat. .Gsss s s
E Es Washington Ss% %ss'ias' lax, n Pm
N OURNING Goods Tor Ladies.
III 10 pieces black barsxe, some very hns
g 90 q s alpaca, !. .,oI grade. and prices
Is ,, do ,. DO and white s..se asans, very pretty
Pennsylvania svenu. between 7th and 9Th az.
ssy sS and .S sSeo. y The VIZ
% medium and low priced DO
is rich black lace shawis
Is medium do DO
We respectfully invite Of ladies
NJ. s saf'' '''e' GLxGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
DURE Goods Isenerally.-I
have in The best Irish linens, Of the celebrated Rich
@ o A.. so :s ana and .@ eo suited TO
30 pieces shrins Cloths from the celebrated factories
Towene, napkins very oh pattern. and designs.
Tab. damssk all prices and widths which warrant be
table and toilef Of woollen linen,
kinds OF dry goods
hotel keepers, which wi" be sold At the very lowest price,.
Pennsylvania avenue between nh and 9Th sts
Mar s-d9~if
CRAPE sHAwLs-The subscriber ha. in store very hand
lot Of shaws which
New York,
beeva them 10 be the and choice kind
in this city.
IS plain white Grape shswis, from - to go
~ white embroidered shawis, from % so to $50
u coored embroidered sbawls
very pretty with cashmere Mshno long and woo.n
PennsSlv.n. avenue, between nh
EURNIsHED Hons. or Furnished Escouas.-The sdv.r-
situation fer rent two adjoining the second floor for
t.. ~
psr -u b. leased on accommodating terms on
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Dec 0l--d1 Corner ,o.n .reota.d Penn avsnao,
HOWELL BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Ins-
pocs % baltimore street. Baltimore invite the attention Of
of
style borders which they
recs'.ns from ss nsnufsc'o embracing h"s satin sor entry
and ss .a,u gold and velvet paper. with
Yard wide paper In great variety. can sols.d.
FEB ao-dio
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Frederick county Maryland the LIST instant WILLIAM
Of
IA Eur OWEN, Of Washington, ID, g.
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AnD COUNSELLOR AT Law,

Rr,ssrxo,st Hon a w I..s ~ q A,ah.n., John g. Tsy@
esq. Mobile Alabama Messr. Rhodes Whit 4 Co, M.u
lesns Touisspa Henry a. Clsrl .so Tarbsro, North Csr
Hon w M ;win M ~ C,nNnrni, R,r, Tp. ..q asv Y~
CITY J. p Hs.sv e.o hoso. Mss..cbn..,s. A. r. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May law
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JAMES II. MOORE,
Acting Master u. 5. Schooner Ewing

From the Boston Times.
hxsmhas alton of John Cobura lcolorod) for aiding
and sbettnS la the rescue and escape OF shsdrach.
Before Unitsd States Commissioner HaAsf
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT ROOM,
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Washington and Alexandria boat.
An The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER viii dc
part following hours. A coach
with the boat in Washington. Boats fare IAN
zach 61 cents
Leave Alexandria at 8, OK, ny, a. m; 2A4, pm.
Leave Washington at ek, lo6, IAN, m; ~ h4k pm.
JOB CORSoN, Captain.
Mar5-St
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HOWELL ~ BROTIuEIss, Manufacturers and Ins-
III por'crs D Baltimore Baltimore invite the attention OF
msschants of
style nFs BORDERS hc which they
receiving from t embracing nns satin srior
and chamber gold and velvet with
a largo assortment Of low priced paper.
FEB 0o-din
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tn r UNION.
Condition Of III, No,tAr~ Markets, SC.

Nav YoRK, March lO-2 o. m
sALxs AND rsIcss or STOCKS IN INV YORK TO DAY
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A COMPENDIUM OF tho Entire Body OF the fxv,
by Asa KnnsalphAbeticsly arranged with reference A.
latest approved authoriuea
vols Law sheep, svo., PIP. 4,l77 Retail price, 90.
'' JOHN I. TRow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-09-04
Dutch Folklore.

l. A baby la Ching in its dream is con-
versing with tn, angels.
2. Rocking 9 cradle when the baby is
not in it, is con dered injuriou to the in
fant onA Nv" ostic of its spe " death
8. A strange COG following you is sign
Of good luck.
4. A stork settling on house is har-
binger of happiness. To kill such a bird
would be sacrlege.
5. If you see a shooting star, the wish
you form before its disappearance will be
fulfilled
6, A person born with a caul is consd-
cred fortunate.
7. Four-Ieaved clover ~ings luck to the
person who finds it unawares.
8. An overturned sat-cellar is a ship
wrecked. II person take salt and spill it
on the table, it betokens strife between
him and the person next to whom it FELL
TO avert the omen, he must lift up the shed
grains with knife, and throw them behind
his back.
8. After eating eggs in Holland, you
must break the shells, or the witches would
would sail over in them to England. The
English don't know under what obligations
they are to the Dutch for this CUSTOM
10. If you make present of knife or
scissors, the person receiving must pay
something for it; otherwise the friendship
between you would be cut off.
l. A tingEng ear denotes there is some
body speaking of you behind your back
If you hear the noise in the right one, he
praises you; if OH the left side, he is call
ing you scoundrel, or something like that
But never mind for if in the latter case
you bite your little an.er, The eyll speakers
tongue will be in the same predicanent.-.
by all means don't spare your little finger
IL. 1t at dinner person yet unmarried
be placed inadVerte lily between married
couple, be snre he or he o,ll cc, nartnpt
within year. It's pity it must be mad
vertenly.
ID. If person when rising throw down
his chair, he is considered guilty of UNI
truth ......
Ia A potatoe begged or stolen is a pre-
servatlve against rheumatism. Chestnuts
have the same efficacy,
Is. The NymphW, or water lilly, whose
broad leaves and clear white or yellow cups
float upon the water, was esteemed by the
old Frlsians to have magical power. "
remember when boy" says Dr. HaIberts
ma, " that we were extremely careful IL
Plucking and handling them for if any
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-09-04
Patrick's Colt.

A gentleman who favors US with some rem
iniscenes respecting the early settlement of
this place-formerly old Derryheld-relates
the following anecdote:-
When my father resided at Goffstown
and Derryield then settled by the Irish he
hired wild sort of an lrishman to work
on bis farm. One day, soon after his arri-
val, he told him to take blidle and go Out
in the fields, and catch the black COLT
" Don't come home without him." said the
old gentleman, Pat started and was gone
some time, but at last returned minus the
bride, with his face badly scratched, as
though he had received rough treatment.
"Why, Patrick what is the matter-what
IN the name of wonder ails you p
An, faith isn't me, yer honor that nivel
ill catch the old black colt again? and
luck to him An, didn't he all but scratch
my eyes out o me head An, faith, as
thrue as me shouts me own, had to climb
up tree after the couH."
Climb up tree after him Nonsense
Where is the beast?'
An, its tied to the tree, he is, to be
sure, yer honor.
We all followed Patrick to the spot tc
get solution of the difficulty and on reach
ing the fields, we found, to our no small
amusement that he had been chasing a
young black bear, which he had succeeded
in catching after great deal of rough
usage on both sides, and actually tied ii
fast to an old tree Bruin was kept for a
long while, and was ever after known as
" .Patrick's colt. "-Manchester American.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-09-04

How the Yankee Cured the Dutch
mans Dog of Stealing Sheep.

ABNER was a quiet, peaceable sort of a
Yankee, who lived on the same farm on
which his fathers had lived before him, and
was generally considered pretty cute sort
of a iellow--always ready with a trick,
whenever it was of the least utility; yet
when he did play any of his tricks, it was
done in such an innocent manner, that his
victim could do no better than take it all in
good part.
Now, 1t so happened that one of Abner's
nelghbUrs sold larm to a toIetabIe green
looking specimen OF a Dutchman--one of
the real unintelligent stupid sort. Won
Vlom Schlopsh had dog, as Dutchmen
often do, who was little less uninteIgent
than his master, and who had, since leav-
ing his faderland" become sufficiently
civilized, NOT only to appropriate the soil as
common stock, but had progressed so far
Ill the good work as to obtain his dinners
from the neighbors' sheep-folds on the same
principle.
When Abner discovered this propensity
in the canine department Of the Dutchman' S
family, he called over to his new neighbors
to enter complaint, which mission he &C.
complished in the best natured manner in
the world
"W7II, Won, your dog BItzen's been
killing my sheepl"
"Ya, dat ish bace~-bad--he ish Won
goot dog. va, dat ish bad -
Sartain; its bad, an you'll have to stop
i'm"
"Ya, dat ish alias goot; but Ish weis
NIGHT"
What's that you say? He 'oaS nicked
Wall, now look here, old Teller, nickin's nc
use. Crop i'm cut the tail off close
chock up tew his rump, That'll cure i'm
va, Isn DAT p exclaimed the Dutch
man, while faint ray OF intelligence crept
owe his features. "Ya, dat ish goot,-
dat cure Won stoepsteaI eh I"
"Sartain it will; he'll never touch sheep
meet again in the world " said Abner,
grayely
Den come nit mel He Won nifty goot
tog. There Blitzen-Blitzen come right
be.f, Won con sheep-steal raschull-l chop
your tail in Won two pieces"
The dog obeyed the summons, and his
master tied his feet fore and aft, for fear Of
accident; and placing the tail in the Yam
KEGS hand, requested him to lay it across
large stick of wood.
"Cnuck up" said Abner, as he drew
the butt of the tail close over the log.
va, dat ish right. Now, you Won tan
tief-sheep, | learns you peter luck" saiC
Won VIom Schlopsh, as hi raised the axe
1t descended, and is it did so, Abner, will
cb'tl"U.o''s'iu P'c-enoe "a anna, gave sud
den jerk, and brought Bitzens neck owe
the log, and the head rolled over the othe
side, "Wall, swow!" said Abner, will
apparent establishment, as he dropped tbC
headless trunk of the dog; "that was ;
Ieetle too close %
Mine cot exclaimed the Dutchman
"oD ,'pt rat i'm If de ,orOag end ~
NOnpareiI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-09-04
Singular Occurrence.

The Florence correspondent of the Lon.
don Times, writes under date of July 10th,
a singular occurrence which was narrated
Gazetta del Tribunal of that place, which
we condense as follows A reckless, dissi-
pated young man of rank, at Florence, hav.
ing fallen sick, and found himself dying,
was much importuned by friars to receive
the Offices Of religion, but steadily refused
to the last; whereupon the friars threaten
ed that the devil would claim his body as
soon as he was dead. To prevent this the
dying man called Corsican friend to his
bedside, and exacted promise that he
would watch by his side until his body was
safely deposited in the tomb. The man
died, and the Corscan kept watch accord
ingly by the side of the corpse, in the Con-
vent chapel where bodies are exposed for
"a hours before burial. At midnight, as
the clock struck twelve, a figure entered,
disguised after the usual description of the
devil, with tremendous horns, long tai
a chain grit round his body, and draped in
red and black, as his satanic majesty should
be. The Corsican had bold heart, and
he asked the devil what he wanted. The
devil replied by an awful groan, the rafting
of chains, and the out-spreading of his
claws to seize his prey. The Corsican still
undaunted, declared that he would not al
low The body to be touched, and he warned
the devil that if he did not leave the place
he would send him back to his Internal re-
gons faster than he came from them. TIC
this speech the devil replied by scornfuI
laugh, such as Zamiel in Der Freischuta
used, and with another rattle Of the chains
advanced to the coffin side, on which the
faithful friend produced loaded pistol, and
taking sure aim shot the devil through the
heart, and dropped him at his feet dead
as they say at Amsterdam, as herring, oil
at Birmingham, as door nail.
The report Of the pistol alarmed the pc
lice, and number of those guardians O
the night having appeared, they saw t.
their establishment the corpse lying in it
proper place, the Corsican sitting tranquil
ly by its side, and bleeding mass, covered
with red and black, with tremendous
pair of horns, and the well-known tall
An explanation was soon given, and whel
the devil was stripped of his fnery. h,
turned out to be the beII-man of the con
vent employed no doubt by the friars
whose religious assistance was refused, 70
the purpose of giving striking proof O
the danger of dying without the consolation
of the church, and of the fate to which
all impentent sinners are exposed. Thu
Corsican was tried and acquitted, as HI
showed that in the Tuscan code there wa
no penalty attached to shooting the devil
and as he persisted in saying that when h,
fired he believed he had TO deal with hi
satanic majesty and no mortal representa-
tive. The friars Of the convent declar
that the whole story is fabrination, an,
the minister of instruction announces tina
he will prosecute the GazettG del Tribunal
for having inserted il.