Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-23
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RACASeA&4 d letter from Inc pars correspondent af thslsp tea Atlas hss the following,
 "A pari of the faEaSiurp ag the GAnseaa da nstse. mont, and all which belonged to CouMsess Ida ae Bpeanne, has heen sold. Mfne ae naearssn. rnkn has Ecae to fiernAHy has ordered asl tho pg8peFtv of her murdered brother he sa,d Ste has placed her two daughters iR convent neaf TDnFaai ShN takes her son Gensaies waA her. aisttesing seeAe sc-& placr betweea the Countess ida de lss- eaftae and Archhisher Pafreii, of Cineinuati She had frequently expressed her anxsAty fn nhesf win tbe prelate wbo had gwen the lass consa,atnsss oF the hexIsss reilgboa ln sef son; hut after waiting some tiaie, she asspaifed efmeetink hiia and went lo the faitroad sskiiqa which vas to nanaust lsnr 'nto itaty, WbiIe sle WAS waiting iu shn psssen- gers room the sspsstnFe af the tram. p9ease in violet seatane entered the Yooefss his afA ixds. eauve Of his high rank ia tue ehureh, af aosee sf iraeted attention Same one pointed Aln etf so the CoUnfeSse she fan, threw hersels al his feet and ln voice hTakea hY hearl rending x0hs thanked h'm for hls kiudaess 10 her snn
 Archbishop Pnrccli. stunned hy this painful amd unexpected sseac, haS{estsd to gsise Ser un Afler he had blessed her with the same hand whseh Ind hles6ed her soG at the last minute nf bis l,fe and told her how much he admired hss courage and rn. 1glous death. He is In heaven, madame; relieve |, he pFays for you and me hear they aFe abouf eurying aiIn in the family vault Oh ia.les@ lou owe that 10 hlms you whom he loved % temseflY
 
 hiin, you b whom he changed mo to facomsnend A's children, and besides his resignation aud his esnness on sae Esa tEuid, have rendered Ai ~drsfy 10 sleSp in the midst of his famly,s khs again knpeed bcfore the Arehblshop, who again hleszed her before leaving him she told him that ia future she woald asvoie herself to the maikisx af church ornaments, for churches which he may f0ansf4n Arhansas. Daring lhgs distressing interview, all tue petsuas in The passenger room took off their hats, out oi respect to the anhappy mother. 90 cruelty bereased, s4
 The CaEnfe as Boeaffne, uncle of the oxecnied Conlie, reslgnea his srat in the BeggiaH Chambef of Deputies immediately aflef fhe exeeuaon. By feeling which honors the 3elgsans. alll parties have agreed 10 suspend Ehslr political struggles. and Fe.e.eet hlEl unanimously, as a testans0ny sot theIr eSpeet fox hs character and sympathy for hs misfor Bnes.
 Archbishop Purcell has published letter ad- dressed o M. Dei!uol. the tate Superior of the SuiPlclan Seminary. Baltimore giviug an &C., count oi the Last motnsas oi Conspte de Bocarn,e. T saw then, says he, the gnillptine for he first tune; and pray God s may be the last 10 un. dergo ths terrible trial. have had need of all tho consolation have ieit la seeing inc sincere and coinpete return to God of this aBfostanase yemna man, and la hearing hfn say wish warmth, that M he went t0 heaven, he wunid do all that h8 could to there for me But when came down the scafold. was told that was as pale as death. have eees good deal commended here for the nart l took iR the coaTeispa of the pooE Cnmls, but these praises are as Ittie netfted as those which have been bestowed upon mc herptOfuxe.sS