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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25

t BERRYNILIE HOTEJ.
FlAHE subscriber having leased the Above well
~ known Hotel, IL Berryviie. Clarke county,
hegk leave 10 iaform the travelling pubEic, that lie
Is now ready 10 receive guests He IS alsenTepaycd
10 accommodate Boatdcfs either BY thesday. week.
month OF year.
HIS TABLE wiltalways be furnished viii all
the varieties which Tie season and Aafke, will at
SiabIk1 Bar with TIE choicest Liquors, and his
As he intens shsst hay, grain. andsostier.
dence he will spare no fais his permanent resi-
s 49,. Mn, sriTe him theif ,v.,rsro, II
ts i1ss s e.,vv,- He alters hirSeifs -
with business, and lte manner
ris th1t he can please the most
his charges win Be Is modeIase e ,aT
sI = futl.rs - n
~ share oftheir euslcm .,,,,a..pensr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25

xeFirrszsSFsr Has Is ven the Slistering
pribsf WAT 81 The psls-fassd raidsn ne
left il tsaisl Has u returned = her -
Bees she share new Us wealth ant hsso. !
Net since the day II west fsEth irem ,se
home Il Ais ehillkss1 has = usrd pf inseili,
rstce frsm The wApdeis been Tsosiyea ane
| e |shsss be lsft bshius hin, he Is nsg - s,e
4 We Mas passsl the tasl bourne. les -
sslill iwells Aness the living
In far away, sunnl cline, Stands s's,e-
4 ii mansion. We will act lisgor - descrloe
~ elegant exterior, i hsld Up tsisrs the
,s-s,rsim,xirs,isn ! kciurs ofrur1l beauty
e1quisi.sly Heightened By ara, brt enter y y
q s5soisus hall ard passup - enc Il rs no,
inxuri,uz okanbsrs Hsu Rushed ana 81
.lhn she psrss1ing sinssPtsrs =
males few N nanbeE are groupea efsn.
/ ! sle - Nhsss white i,1shezd linss n.l
bling Eager has wriiisa she vera bs-. \,
: 0rsI her bends n.lly farm Aers-7 :
ilos i towards you IA Yen rs's. AZ
he wsnaerer-ths realih-sssksr w
isss Be here His wife Ans h3s
y & fkcn, fsfrstt6n tho maido1 whose e.rk -
/. Il = lsy va On het pale checks fs- n,A{ q,
~ sfI.r she re.& ~ p.rting vrreet
NJ not fsrr.ttsn bit bscn false y hsr- -
ns Il ssdckt be ne prize, - esaisnt isf ~ %
e IL ws1i fsrih Years came en4 q "a. n. i
Yet sin hspe nocksd him VIII 80 80
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/ CITY HOTEL.

CORNER or WALL q. MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, vfRGTNIA.F
TIME nearest Hotel in the City to THE Depots OF
III the Central s. Danville Raid Road and the
James River Steamers HI II
H r. NJ B ROY, Proprietor.
ASSIST .ANTS Al
j WA JAoo. TiYLoR. WIN. Wn.LiAnsbx.
April - ls52 4.<8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
BY T. S. ARTHUR 4
SCENE FIRST

BY T S. ARTHUR.
SCENE FIRST.
L. Is vain t. urge me, brother Robert -
Gut iats the wsrid must s.. The impulse
u on me Should die sf iaacticn here, :
GU need not be Inactive There 10
work to DO. shall never be idle
And such work Dslviag il aad rrovel-
ling close t. the very ground And for
Ehatl Oh no, Robert Ny anbitisa scars
beyond yeaF fquist ssttage i'd . sheltered
yale Ny appetite Graves ssmsthiag more
than simple herbs and water from the brock
have set my heart on attaining wealth
and, where there isa will there is always 4
way
'Centsntment is better than wealth.
!. prsysrb for drsnes
Ne, William, 1t is = prsysrb fer the wise
Be it fer the wise or sim BE. Jas eem n en-.
~ understood, it is ne preverb fsr ne. As
: Po,r plsdaer alsng the way oflifs. it wer.
inpsssikls fer me to know sshtsat. Ssurce
he no farther, Robert. 1 am going out iaie
the wsrld = wsalth-seeker, and not until
wealth is gained dc Ipsrpsss 10 return
What u Ellen. Robert p
The ysuug man turaed quickly tewards
lis brother, visibiy disturbed, aEd fred his
eyes upcn him with.an earnest expression.
III levs her a. ny life, he said, With
ssrsng emphasis sa bis verbs \
De you lsys rs,lth mere thar life, vii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
u. s. HOTEL.
HARPERSFERRK, TIRGLNI
INNS. Ell n. cARRriL,

MRS. Ell n. CARREiT,
PESPEC rFUIsLY announces ID her friends
IL and ihe travelling public generally, that
DINNER is 4aiip H. fs7diness al p IElek ext,ress
aly for the Passengers on the Baitimbfe aba Ohio
Railroad 10 The down train Going east snk ft4 fhe
special accommodation OF Passefye In he Win
chester trains iz3 :
N n.
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FOUNTAIN HOTEE..
THe FolfMf0in FF0tpT.

THE undeTsignedhavibgp archaset, Some months
i since, the leaseand effects OF that old establish
cd house,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
N I SIC D Ii A N Y
THREE GENES

IN THE LIFE OF woRLDLING.
CONFINEMENT BETTER THAN WEALTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25

EFIn cpmnsn Ifs dent yeu sftsn judge
and misjuags mans whole conduct, setting
cut from wrong inpression1 The tsns
ef the yeice, Werd said in joke, ora trife
j in bshavisr--tka out Of bis hair, or the tie
sf his neckslo.h, may dis6gurs him in yeur
eyes, Or poison yeur Essd opinisn; but at
The ana of years Of fntiEacy 1t nay BE yeur
ielssest ffiead SAYS something reveals some
Itking xhica had Prsviossly been secret
which alters I'll your views about him, and
ashsws that be has been acting on quiet :
different nstiys frsn that which ysu faAcied
Der that they haye sisser2 or II IT,,
hays p Sister, viz they net rseoIleet that
thsir metherwssEwsman7 Then ask them.
selves her they would like Is lear lie course
renarks. the indecent tlIssgs said absut tLe,o
Ehich they appiySto others Rem.mbar
yeung mar, when 5su thus spe,k 81 fsmsis
virtue and lsyclin IS, that sers g. 81. -.
l ee Sang tho same absut yeuf mother Or
Etsr Tier bride y.ui tssgts
hnvEA McDEsT5ewAT OF TELLING TT
man fkea ysur wife latsly sail enc gentle.
ths rePn esher. ii q enpibrs No was
fer aMEls She Has retired frem society.
sHs 81 NE fhs purpose Of attending ID
duties Of " - stairs, which add to The
she fats sfsSS5ss tsksr.' The eslsr 81
y th e. , g t.ss stsS Ehs eA,assa = =
Ct 4 e!ses ssss' n sssFy such the oolsr
1 M 1sf'1s- - ssatlsmsa made
HTbs IadisE s. Ns
az. srs - 80 49, 3 s-1s 1ngsis "
c.-.-a .nst where ysu maJ-..de.
- f1IYNrss11 - <cs1et nncr1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25

- II. ~ 81 BUILI4Lt MAAH<
... I. =! re e ~ ~, ", of FL0tR.
"a ..'. ~ ~; "a Al finss a COIN
=, :, s ~. 6 ~ e T,ISsIs6 Is furnish
49, s. s.., - -. 81 :3 ssskiI'a "a .hen-
N'4.|-. N q, r. ~
-. -. 4=.7 ,,-.it.d 40 tcl
{H e''fi ; 4 kE51sLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25

If yeu leve Eliea - your life, and leave
htr for the sake efgstting riches, thea ysu
nsust isye rnsnsy more than life.i
Dent talk to me after this fashion. I
cInnst bear it | lave Ellen tenderly and
trrly an gsirg forth rs we'll for her sake
as my own In all the gssd fsrtune chat
GENES as the NEED Of effort, shb will BE- .
sAarer'
T Ysu win ssether before you leave us y !.
No. win neither pals her nsr myself
b parting Interview. Send herthis letter
asd ring
"A few hsprs later, and the brothers stsoa
WITH tightly grasPsd hands, gazing int each
Others faces
Farewell, Robarti
Farewell, Willian Think Of the cid
Homestead % still ysur home Though it is
nipe, in he division Of eur patrimoBy, let
yehr heart come back 70 il as yeurs Thiak
Of il a. home and, should fortune cheat ysu
with the apples Of Seldom, return u il again
Its desrs will ever be open, and its hearth
FIRE bright fer yeu As Of cid Farewell
And they turned frsm each ether, enc go-
Ing cut int the restless weIld, ian eager
seeker fer its wealth aAd hsnsrs, the other to
linger amsng the pleasant places dear 10 him
by every association Of ehildkesd, there to
6llIup the measure Of his days-Ast idly, for
he was ne drsne il the social hive.
On the evening Of that day TIVE rs.iasns
sat alone, each in the sanctuary sf her ewn
chhmbsr There was . warm glsF en- the
cheeks Of one, AID glad light in her eyes.
Pale was the sther'ffacs, and vet her drsop-
ing clashes And size that screwed he'd an
open letter il her hand II was full Of ten
der words; but thswriter loved wealth nicer
than The maiden. and lad gene fsrth to seek
the mistress efkis ssul He Wsul& csn- back;
bu,whsAf Al, what = veil Of unpsrtainty
was upsn the future Peer stricken heart |
hsether maidsn--shs Of the glsHiAg checks
and dancing syss-hsld also letter il her
hara. ItWas frsn the brother Of the wealth
seeker and i was aIss full Of lovisg Wsrds;
and il said that. on the morrow ke would
ssne ts bear her as : bride t. his pleasant
- H. = 4
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NO. u I bAIlilhUFt sIltttl bdIIIuuTc.
Marcl. g. ls53.-iy -.
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CONGRESS HALL
OOsns~n cHEsNUT STREETS.

B.nytiiIe. April 5. 1858.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22
FROM OUR LOND ON CORRESPONDENT
LONDON, OCTOBER 6, 1853.


Mr.. GLADSTONE said at Inverness the other day,
that Party was dcfunct or at least at its last gasp
We do not think .. There are to US unmstakable
signs thati i neither dead nor dying; it is merely
taxing breath and preparing for new combinations
ana more vigorously renewed struggles We do not
Wish Party 70 dc its existence is closely connected
with improvement and a strong check upon retro
gression The death Of Party would endangcr the
continuance Of Parliamentary government
parliamentary majority can only be formed by
combinations among electors out Of doors, and the
business q the country in Parliament can only be
successfully attended to By the cooperation and re-
cprocal concessions Of banded majority within doors
There was no party il the National Assembly Of France
after ls4o and the consequence Of that want was and is
the Emperor NAPOLEON ILL., There is little fear Of party
lying out 10 England but there periodical return Of
peculiar position Of parties which is almost as preiu
dicial We mean when, as at present parties are 80
frtered down into sections and fade into each other by
such insensbc shades Of difference that the unmeanpc
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22
FOREIGN ITEMS.

CARPET FOR THE PRESIDENTS HoUsE-The Edinburgh
News describes magnificent carpet lust completed by
Iempieton Co.. INLAND, Glasgow, to order for the White
House at Washington. The carpet is of the patented
Administer Fabric and is the largest ever made by Messrs
Templeton being eighty feet in length by forty wide
The portion woven in the loom without is seventy
two feet by thryone, and the remainder consists of
handsome border sewed on The filling in " is ruby
and crimson damask with three tasteful medaons in
the centre and rich pieces correspond the me-
daions filed with bouquets Of flowers designed and
executed with exquisite taste The entire piece weighs
upwards Of ton, and its value is estimated at e450 to
$500 sterlng-S2 400.
CHECK on TELEdrAPHrSG.-0wing to the excitement
caused by the transmission Of false intelligence the Con-
tnenta Tcegraphic Association have adopted new regu
aons, requiring persons sending dispatches prove
their identity by their passport other guaranty Of
sponsbity With each message must be sent the words
the sender is accredited"
GREAT FIRE.--Accounts from Constantinope state
that the night Of the Goth Of August disastrous FIRE
broke out atAskzaara ourshng town Of the Province
Of Philopopo and burnt for hours without inter-
rupon In all twelve hundred shops thirty houses ten
oil magazines, three khans, two public ovens mosque,
three schools the excise Office and several other public
buildings consumed
RAILROAD MAssAcRE.-A dreadful accident occurred
the Great Southern and Western Railway at Siraffan,
near Dublin cattle train full force into passen
ger train and literally dashed it to pieces All the cars
broken to fragments except one which, attached TO
the engine propelled by the shock Of tho collision to
the distance Of nearly three quarters o mile Ten or
twelve persons killed. smashed that the fragments
Of their bodies could be collected Fifty persons
wounded, Of whom cannot The cause
Of the accident sheer stupidity in the drivers Of the
cattle train, who escaped unhurt.
DREADFUL SHpwRRcR ship Anais Jans Captain
Mason bound from Liverpool to Quebec, with goods and
passengers, left the Mersey tho 9th September and
about thirty hours after her departure was spoken OH
the northwest coast Of Ireiand During the prevailing
violent gales however, she dsmasted and was totally
lost the night Of the 28h September on Barra island
Sad to relate upwards Of three hundred Of the passengers
.C-nv nooflaw Cha frriC
the shin was dashed pieces md only hundred and
two of the whole complement Of and passengers
saved About six hours after the melancholy catastrophe
the captain washed ashore on part Of the poop occs
and has made arrangements for sending the survivors TO
the ain land The islanders have been exceedingly hnd
to them oil.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22
THE ULEMAs OF TURKEY.

Mohammed did not institute priesthood and any
Mussulman can say the prayer himself But the Koran
being in Arabic and not being allowed to be translated
as that would be PROCLAMATION, body of letered men
gradually became formed knowing Arabic, and reciting
aloud the prayer in the mosques asgudes to the
believers, who prayed in language which they do not
understand which they understand but very
ly These etered doctors have the name of Ule
mas and the persons aspiring to become Ucmas called
softas.
The Ulemas do not confne themselves to rectng the
prayer and explaining the Koran they also interpret it.
and amongst the Mobammedans the religious law and
the civil law form one the Uemas call themselves the
terpreers Of the law but the real active chief OF the U
having the title of Scheik Islam is the Minister
Of Justice. The Scheik Islam has under him for each
province Karaskier superior Ulema who is the pro
vnca chief Of justice All the Karaskiers reside at Con-
stantinope, the Schek Islam and form with him
the council from which, in important conunctures the
Sultan asks for fetva which is declaration that the
measure in contemplation is not in opposition to the
Koran.
The question being presented by the Scheik ISLAM
the Uemas reply by yes no. like jury and the deci-
sion is then adopted by the Sultan The Schek Islam
now IN office is man of learning and moderation but
also Of great frmness and all who know him are con-
WINGED that he would not tolerate Of revolt in the
corps OF the Uemas That body composed for the whole
Empire of about thirty thousand persons is more en-
hghtened than is generally supposed in the West and Is
not systematically opposed to reforms provided they do
not touch their personal interests IL is besides ami
mated by great respect and great confidence for their
present head.
The scheik-uIsam is of the party of resistance and
his influence the Sultans mind sufficiently sronu for
the Ulemas fear that the Dyan should oversep the
limits of the concessions made the pacific spirit Of the
allies Of Turkey Between the Sultan and his populations
there has arisen, in the Turkish dispute suf
cienty grave difference Of opinion the populations udg
ing that the Porte yielded much to the counses of
allies promising him aid which they did not give Now
the accord is reestabished between the nation and the
Sultan, both being decided maintain the notifications
made in the note of the conference their des
tiny to the hazard Of arms.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

%o- National Medical Coilegc.--Professor Lewis
~ steiner, W. ID. will deliver the Introductory to the An
nua Course Of Lectures in this institution IL o'clock on
Monday the st October in the amphheatre the Wash
ington Infrmary.
oct 2l-dt3lstdkc II. KING STONE, NJ d.. Dcsp
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-29

Musselmcn Of the place, and through
fear oflhcm are obliged TO fast and pass
off as Musselmcn, although
it is well known that they arc not such
and they are subjrct, in consequence, to
insult ana oppression. In the pla'ns'
their condition is nearly the same, and
it is only better in the mountains. be-
cause it is only OCCASIONALLY that Turk
ish officials visit them.
Mr.. Lyle visited the most important
districts Of the Ansyrceh. livel with them
and converse 1 with their shcikhs or chief
man,-cau,iously sounding them as to
their willingness to have schools estab
lishch among them by the Enslish; and
The result was, that he found very gen
cral desire for such means Of eluca
lion. He.cu!'ulates that. by way OF
beginning, q school 10 fifty Ansyrcet
boys could be suppor'e! in some cen'fa
distict at q very srians cxpense,-an'
that, by collecting the pupils from d't
ieren. districts and sending them bacl
lolerably educated, n very important cl
feet would soon be produced.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-29
American Senator Abroad.

I, has been known bv those gosslplng
tale bearers. the newspapers, that Sena'
a,or DOUGLAS h,s been improving the re-
cess Of Congress by taking an European
tour, and we learn by these same jour
mails, tina, in mos. quiet and unos'e"'
tatious way, he has visited every city oil
note on the continent. 1t is matter oi
inleres, to every American citizen. TO
know how the dynasties Of the oil world
locke upon AMI trea,el such d'sl'n'
su,shel ligni,arles as United States Sen
a,or. and il is a matter in which We all
feel just pride when proper respect Is
showed them in the American nams.
We have it from those who know thai
Son. tor Douglas was no obscure person
age on the Other side Of the big waters
On a tour of observation for his own per
soual Improvements, he was looked up
/, IN nv tho countries he visited, as per
). hans, Que Of the best representatives Q
American ch .racter abroal. Ht Ger
i ,ainly so acquitted himself. as may b
o seen by the following incidents, whic
we have from an eye witness. On reach
u !, ing London he was asked il ne wou'
:. like to see the Queen!
is 'Certainly,' said the Senator.
ID 'Theu you will have to be presents
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-29

greatest in France. Would could
will it to you!"
He seemed 10 feel that Europe would
exult over his death. 81 would have
given Pitt some trouble, but now he
will do as no lists" There was much
in his self mplaccn, words.
A Roman Catholic priest offered his
services to Mirabcau, who declined them
with jest.
81 would gladly accept of yoor offer,
but have been shriven BY your ecclesl.
as,ical superior, my Lord Bishop OF
Autun!" aluling to TaIlcyrand who had
been with him.
Death was near, anil he said TO those
about him, "come my friends, sprinkle
me with perfumes and crown me with
flowers, that may thus enter upon eicr.
nal sleep"
His agonies of boly were so great as
to master even his own resolution, aud
looking at his physician. he said pas
slonately:
81 wish to sleep, give me opium 'c
make me slecp!'
A moment more and he was dead
His physician, like II true Atheist, said
a, he felt for the pulse, "hc will suife'
no mors!"
Was it so7
Pari, was wild with gfisl, and di'
this mans remains such honors as ne
Emperor ever had. A hundred thous
, and followed his body % the Pantheon
: dedicated by "F'rance to great men.
, The gIoomiest predictions OF Mira
, beau we're fulfilled, and soon The rclS
of Terror began.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-29

to the Empcror's squarers and fourd some
sixty Of his Cabinet Council and head
men Of the nation in awaiting for an au. =.
dicnce. After their arrival the Emperor
received but two Of his own counrymcm
before sending for the Senators. As they
marched into his presence the balance
OF the guests followed. and with their
differing court dress made dazzling
array olroyeiity, about the plain person.
ages of our Senatorial! Republicans. Tho
Emperor engaged his American visitors
in conversation about ten minutes when
he hanieI them over to his talented and
accomplished Queen, who entertained
them Tor an hour with a great variety OF
questions on political maettrs, and yer.
sa,alily Of talent as unexpected as it was
unequalled. She dove into the young
Senator in this wise:
'Wha, do you Americans want Of Gu.
bar
'Nolhng.' said Douglas, 'only for her
10 become independent, and ,hon 10
maintain her Sovereignty as against for.
eign powers
Then said she, why did you not join
with England and France in their prop.
ostion to guarantee her independents?
Because sal! D., 1T is an American
doctrine TO avoid all 'entans!ing allan.
ces' with Gorei.n powers
How long said she, shave you Amer.
leans adopted this doctrine?
Ever since she refused 10 Join the Ho'
ly AIianie' in putting down one OF the
creates, meu the world ever saw. said
d.
This allusion to Napoleon the First.
sienced the conversation on that subject
u ana after discussing The most exciting
political topics; and fully unveling the
u Empcror's views on all these sub
BY an arden, and frank expression Of her
own. the Emperor suggested lha, the con-
versa,on should be dropped. and the
' 9istingues Of the realm, who had been
standing all this time, caps in hand
" should then have aulience.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-29
1876 East 18Th
THE DEATH OF MlRABEAO.
ny REV. J. +. TUTTLE.

How rapid, how splenl'd' how Ct com
plete the ascendancy Of This man! lhfee
Years ago and capricious fortune had no
such plaything as Mirabeau. his '"th'
or % a,f king did what they could 10 en-
h;ner his life. His country had no dwell
;ng.n,ace for him except in her dunge'
on., and in foreign lands no was no'
saf,. His great heart hal its affections
s 81, omhi,,ered into sublimated gall. Un'
u 'Si,,insly. the demon of French .'ytan'
". had been educating, by the most fiery
d;sc;nline. the mish,iest as we'll as the
";cl sdest mind in France, to grapp'e in
a death struggle with hoary cypress
France trembles as with the throes OF
dissolution, and 10! suddenly as roc
I., exploding iu'the Darkness M'raoeau u
h,s,ss ont on the vision Of mankind
The tenant ofdungsons becomes the l.
dol of all oppressed men, and the 'ool.
hsl, Of fortune becomes the evil genius
Of kings and all opPressors., In lew
br;sfdsys, no, only king of venerable
snces,ry ,rembles before him, but th'
SONY spirits Of blood and dlsu4'on
Brissot, Marat, Robesperre and Ian
I'M fear him as their master. ne p'na
me-. and things to his will. One shak <,
or % ri. "boar's head',-as he himself c'll
ed it-cowes the Jacobins, and on
sharp word subdues the heroes OF tn
,Gironde. Scarce two years passed an
The end draws on. Those years wei
Gro wded with successes OF personal IN
oui,y as would hardly I've credible IN u
long life Of common man. And ye
iron man as he was, even he could n
endure such an enormous draft on u
mower oflife. The EXCUSES OF our you
are drafts on our old age. payable wi
interest, about thirty years after dat
The corruption Of Mirabeau was t
.normous 10 admit Of so long an exte
.;on of tho debt to nature.
On tho 2e,h Of March, 1871, Nj,
b.au went TO the convention Tor the Il
time. The powers Of nature were
.oost exhausted. He would strip
leeches from bis neck and then' swa
q. sd with bloody towels, be carried to
N' scenes SC "e Of TGa his Gtaribuni,ial .riumphs.
This occasion, as usual. he was at.en'
hv an imme nse rabble, who dotted
him. as their idol and defender; a. y
midst Of his progress ne 's'nlso' '"0