New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

corpse fell on the FIRST and the thHd su'vivor stahds
chained 10 the two executed criminals, whose weight
be bore saw the executoDer come to him. lie had
put third ball in the pistol, and the third wretch
fell. Then came the turn Of the founh. ne was |
killed and fell as the others. These four executions
tool place one by me- before the priest who number
bis PRAYERS while lingering in the common ditch this
rosary OF skulls.
But 20 much atscity had profoundly Disguised the
assstants who ineted by the eighty or ono hundred
Iaroe Roysst proprietos of the department, had at
fist entertained sentiments hostile to the PRISONERS
We. il this emotion which inundated the execution
or. opotknov. Certain it is that the priest passed
before N. Garels cabriolet without entering it. The
troops reformed their ranks and movedop; NJ. Cartel
s.ton-led at what he supposed 20 be only reprieve
Que STONED the quertermaster, who rephed " There
are .tn three to be shot, but you are not one OF
them"
On the 18th Mr.. Cartel was confined in the prisons
Of Carcsssone where be was informed Of episode
not lees horrible than IT, Sc summary executions The
dsy before biz Imprisonment day Of the battle on
tie loth-the democrats fighting at Aups sent an
exrress 10 DraguigDsn On the road the messenger
met the crow and the Project, Pa,ouresu who were
directing their s,eps toward Aups. They arrested
and .earched the republican envoy, whose name
Martin &C Bs1oE-should be placed among the names
made glorious by resistance lie had pi,tol on his
person But what destroyed him was paper con-
tanning an order Of n rro cton to tie democrats of
Drscuignan, which fell from Martins hat. That
seized the courageous republican was condemned.
"Is your pistol loadedl7 ast cd the Project of the
Coup d'Etat. NO. replied Martin.
1--WE shall see" replied Protect Past0ureau, and at
the same time be placed the we,pon 10 the forehead OF
the prisoner and the charge exploded Martin dc Bar
ol fell, and the men of the Coup Fiat left him for
dead He was not so, however. lie arose aud dragged
himself to a farm house belonging to b. Renon de Ia
Baume. He was taken care OF, his wounds dressed
and cured by the farmer; but once recoveyed he was
denounced by him. NJ. Renon de la Baume gave
Martin up to NJ Pastoureau. He was carried to the
hospital at Aups and three days after shot. This
time be fell dead.
M. Garel was sent from Drsgugnsn to Toulon,
where he passed four months in the casemaes in COM
pany with several democrats, among whom was that
intrepid representative Of the people, Minot. From
Touon toward the end of April 1852, he sent to
Africa and was confined in the interior at TIemcen.
During his prescription he had the honor Of being
imprisoned two months by Gen. Peissier the man Of
the present day for having been absent eli hit days.
IL December 1852, person condemned to transport
alton for life companion Of NJ. Garel, complained
Of headaches. The bad water, nostalgia, the scorch
ing sun Of Africa had impaired his health. He asked
TO be sent 10 the hospital. The physician refused
The Invalid died twenty. four hours after NJ.
Garel in his turn was taken with the same Sickness;
he applied to the physician who, alarmed at the
responsibility he had just incurred gave him certih-
cate of serious illness with which the exile was able
to return France, after two years Of prescription,
on the I'd Of January, 1854. NJ. Cartel remained at
u. Il. 6 L,.r
able to endure any longer the humiliation Of procip
ton under such u scoundrel the present Project
Dabeau, he asked for exile and obtained it. On the
10th fJune, in going to England he passed through
Paris where saw him, aud where l gathered from
his lips the facts just related
These facts will remain among the most frightful
in tie history of the Coup d Etat. In no instance
has the ferociy of Bonapares agents exposed itself
more shamelessly.
The child of seven years killed in Rue Liquetonnc,
women shot in the streets sick persons killed in their
beds are events not touching THAI the story of
these four young chained together in that tragic
buria-eround before nsensible priest, and cup
porting each other, after the other, in the last fall
While The pistol charged with the Coup Etat, adj
vanced to their pure noble bIows, each one must have
exrerienced indescribable torture. The first who ell
had the agony OF feeling that he dragged the others
with him. the last who lived had the irighful thought
Of tupI oriing them Each died four times.
Each of these noble beads received the bloody re-
mains OF those with whom had been exchanged tender
farewells and before being struck with death
horribly bespattered Providence wiIled for the edit
cation Of Iality and justice that witness OF this
hatchery shoad survive The Coup dEtat has in vain
concealed the events of the cemetery Of LOrguss
in vain tried to bury the remembrance of it, that re-
mains and will speak. The truth the imperishable
truth will come forth suddenly from under the bloody
concealment Of the second Of December and will
escape from the darkness by ladder whose Is
are formed of dead bodies.
All this Bonaparte is n fIightful specter Every
hour every minute of the I'd OF December is full OF the
sbade Of the monaichica and feudal past Every
second of the Coup Etat is a cungeon-opening to a
living peon and closing corpse At the sound ofthe
Bonapatist cabnos the old castles of ancient France,
half broken down feel their dungeons revive, their port
culses snap their jaws again; battlements commence
10 show their stony teeth draw bridges reattached
10 their rusty chains bitches rcfied traps reset the
gsoIs shudders, the pilory is instituted anew, scat
folds Iesuscaed. Every Plessis-les Tours erects
It's ierocious silhouette to the clouds every Chateau
dIf reappears the horizon every BeIlesle rises to
the surface Of the ocean; all small castles leave the
cit CO and in Paris-n this Paris Of revolutions and
baricadeson Of the largest public squares in the
world the entombed spirit Of the Baste snuis the at
mospbeIe of prisons from the Column Of July, that
enormous jail-key.
Bopaparte commits the crime of retrograding the
world century each year. But happily, and to the
honor Of the immortal Republic prOesatons continue
TO be made courage is still alive exes faithful
or h. admirable Of tha To