Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

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Our reporter visited Madame II. Mt her room
this forenoon accompanied by an intelligent
Young Frenchman as interpreter. Madame i
healthy looking French woman. slightly past tho
prime of life, bat retaining traces III her youth
fnl beauty and exhibits vigorous. sangnine tom
permanent. She declined To make full state
inent other troubles at present, promising thrill
Inns narrative hereafter. hut proceeded with great
,oluhility aud in an indgnaet manner Ia dosoant.
the wrongs inflicted upon her on hip board
aud by the custom. house officers. She assert
that herself. her femme de chambre. and her tw q
pets. monkey and poodle, treated wi IN
great cruelty and indignity, that two attcn e.
were made 10 poison her. as she believes, mi'l
That the priest tRev. Mr.. Snyder,) perseeato' or
because she was Catholic.
EXTRAORDINARY PoIcr CME IN LONDON
son If Sir Jas Graham appered before the Mn
81 at Windsor. 10 complain Of brutal treatme MT
from Police aficer. He had boen dining wi III
the officers of the Grcnadier Guards "a, III, .r
mess, On Saturday evening, and IN arriving ut
Windsor bridge about half past twelve oclo ok in
the morning. policeman took hold of hira u nd
said. al arrest you sir, for uttering counterf cit
c"in."-The officer persisted in taking him to
the station house. On their way thither, the le-
fendent. turn 10 swallow something" and knot TX
cd him down. Tho policeman put his finger in
10 complauants mouth, and thrust il under his
tongue and down his throat. Complainant stru.g
gled 10 extricate himself from such rough tire It
mpnt, when the policeman hit him in the face he
nj Get Of which was still visible. 1t turned ont
that it was n case altogether of mistaken itlerti-
~ on the part of the officer. and he fine d fl
Is, including costs, in default one months i IN
prisonment
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.l
GooCHIANp. August l.-Yrsterday tho wo
negroes convicted of the murder of Mr. Tn on has
Terry of this county the ID oi June, sui fe red
the extreme penalty of tho law. II will O re
membercd by your readers TINT Mr.. Terry VIC ke
up at la:e hour in the night and hearing r,oi Sc,
went out, discovering these two negroes at his
hog pen. They fed, pursued by him, until r, nc b
ing dense body of woods distance from
Mr.. rs house. when they turned aud murd ere d
him, stabbng an beating him in the most bi 'utaT
manner.
On Friday morning the culprits we've brought
out of Jail. Both. during their confinement, ha,,o
steadily persisted in asserting their innoce nc @.
The authorities concluded to hang one of th q,
the oldest, first, that his dreadful fate might t,av
the effect of inducing his companion to comics =
the truth OF the murder. The rope was ple ced
around the neck of the murderer and he was
swung off. He died after slight struggle. The
living one refused still to develope any thing on
corning the transaction. He was then placed in
the vehicle, and in few moments his soul had
fled into eternity. The evidence against tb ESQ
men was of conclu sive character.
RETURN OF A FUGITIVE SLAVE BY THE CAP
TAIN OF A BRITISH SHIP.-The Pensacola (Fla)
Gazette, of the Goth ult., records the following,
The British shin Sarah Capt. Alfred j. Nj ar