Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-11

We regret u learn that these individuals
died yesterday, ~ the Hospi u Of the Sisters
o! Charity, after an illness Of several days oc-
casjouCd by severe attack Of dysentary.-
Every attention was paid lothem, which their
kind and devoted nurses, physicians and fam
lilies could bostow, bur the disease had taken
too powerful 4 hold on their systems 70 be
eradlcated. With these exceptions, the de-
tcndants III the conspiracy case have generally
enjoyed comparative health during the pend
ing Of their protactod trial.-[ Detroit Free
Press.
The Tribune gives the follow ing pafticu-
lars:
"At O'Clock, p. NJ yesterday, Mr.. Fitch
became conscious that he would not TIRE, and
taLted calmly and firmly If his approaching
death. lie desired that Nr. Frlpk might be
sent for, to consult abont his WorldIy matters.
Prosecuting Attorney Stewart, ard Br Rice
and Pitcher arrived about 40 o'clock. An
examination and consultation was had, and
the opinion expressed that he could not sur
vive the night. Mr.. 5. went to the bedside
% the dying man, when he % enquired,
/ W hat IS to BE done now 2 and said ! shall
die martyr TO liberty Soon after, he re-
marked, that he rut his trust in God, and de-
sired that he might be baptiSed. He rsceiT-
cd the solemn rite at the hand Of one Of the
Sisters OF Charity and while in iae midst
his GOd, he dechIred his entire iHT,occnce Of the
crtn-es Of 1rhich he l0as ehargcd--said he had
f1erer uiolQfcd the hIcS of his c0gnfrY-ftrt fc
rad simply oppressed his opinions, rs ke sup
posed he Ind a yight 10 dc, and thought it not
just that he should be punished.
Mr.. Fitch then called his wife to him TO
bid her good bye, saying, Farewell it is
ha.d to part with the only being ever loved;'
and bidding adieu to the other friends around
Ia al d IL oR-r r. Rorsov-.
ering again, he exclaimed, There is poor,
dear little Amanda had nearly forgotten
her. | dread 10 die with this charge resting
upon me. VIII not the truth come ont and
nv character be vindicated = Being assured
by Mr.. Frink that his character should he
vindicated, he expressed himself prepared to
die; and taking the hand Of his wife, and
pressing ii to his lips, he said, amanda. il is
hard TO part-1 die Of broken heart = and
fell hack, asleep in death
VIM. Nj. Gum, another OF the prisoner on
trial in the Railroad Conspiracy case died
yesterday.
THreqtenas En,aasion Of .Herico By the Tsz-
ans.-The Houston Telegraph states that the
slave holders Of that State are determined 70
invade the Mexican Territory and Te-canture
their escaped slaves who refuse to return on
the ground that they are Oh a free territoTy.-
The Telegraph says;
'' We arr informed that company Of 90
men, well armed and oquiPHed, will soon BE-
marched into Santa Rosa, if certain slave are
not given up; and we should not be surprised
if FIVE hundred or a thousand mon would fol-
low them, should they meet with opposition
from the Mexican authorities. Our iuf0rma-
Gon is derived from such respectable sources,
that we think there can he little doubt that
difficulties a-e brewing on our western frontier,
which may prove far more serious than those
relating u the invasion Of Cuba It may be
well for tAe government TO look we'll 80 the
subject, aui take timely precartigu te PElgen;
another rrV.are with MeNjcy.'