New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-28
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Lima (Peru, to which Il s7as 81 81 ths
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\ GESrLEsf IS There having passed ia nv once
Justce Of the PeaceJ scene oi great Interest and
most rareat any time and place, cannot frofa
Will concur sae in She opinion fhtst, All acs ia
humble and worthy the best qualities III human na
turs deserves to lys faeaa of ths
press. M
AboHt o'clock this morning ID t1fatissios assett1
BIZ Of people invaded my house, bringing Id EisE
thenl q venerable looking man. TFley inquired fSr
the Justice On demanding of them The reason Of d
once, 40 that was for B time unable to
what she true state of ttle cass HAVING, FlsN
eysr at lass silence, the old man addressed
me tins
s . ALealde, having buried nv tEte
3of these fonr adst ordered one. rlarned Joas
Maria VI eharg tho other three who have
already made choice off elder brtsfie
married the youngest, although sirgIe, ais
isi1seg BIZ bis laboss as d fisherman Ever siss
mother o the boys was aiken away from nc
Reen lTing ig ny III
nave never tailed to receive eare and fr5s1
~ asEaer three Deair0aa of coming To EaEIao
aafi$ Wr1ss ts Julian that he should I,r5gi5
IoE4 injnne offence ID Anita sS
future cares me beIongs of rfglat te rn, TYsosgTf IL
like 70 divide myself into fosls 1jarss s
each of my shidrsl portion of body bass as
Glade sin order that yoa Snd sf'is IN FI,s
young men is to be pTefefTss
The father had hardly speaking wien tIsts
generous dispute commenced .H 52
Antanaeio, the second son. safd ghag siis
ing been hitherto living with his eide
was hls now to have ItnessiSn Of kim W
of birth. Dohisio cont ended tlat his brother
nacio could not be with his beeanse
Great deal foa9s alsd lle could nat ha
In truth knew NOT ID rsY Eessrt mi
10 affected xtraodinary picture presented s0s
me- AS contenp scene i'd Hence. the dill
man CEenento sald NY dear IiTef nv heart
oTerfows with satisfaction ii witnessing goar ds3
putes respecting which ygH shall take charge Gg
g0ur Old tat 1Teuld glad give content 70
al and therefore propose chat be- tos
break one, dine With another sleep ia Tie
mouse Of the third, and thus keep from eaF
to day but If yau do not consent To- this let
honor, the Judge. determine What shall dene with
me-
Tie young men rejected tI,is
ton, because they said their father would lead an
idle, errant, unquiet then proposed To write
on separate pieces of nansr the nanias sgn,
and let the decision of chance settle the question
While wrote these papers and doubled them and
put them in the hat Of GTement0 which served as ~
abaotbDX, q deatllike ssnee preFailed and tEaeFe
was plainly 20 beseeT expressed il the untenanee
of each of sons hs hopes of being the lucky
eeiyer of the desired prize. The old man pue ffs
tremuious hand into the hat and drew ont the r1ll
of Antanacia. the second son BY friends hardly
know how I'd express gau the new scene which
then broke in upon me Antanaeio, upon hearing
his name called cut. broke into t5 tile naniH
Gent for according him such boon. 18th Ills hands
clasped and directed heaven, lie repeated eyer
and offered his thanks, then fell upon his knees before
his venerable parent and bafed his sanded feet with
tears of frantic joy. s8$}s
The other brothers followed his example, and en-
braced the feet Of the good old patriarch Wlle re
manned like statne, oppressed emotions t0s
which he knew not how To- give vent to. 4fSa;
/ Such scene as this melted all who witnessed it,
among whom were the lieutenant of police the Az
/ calde Don Altano, and some other friends. The
brothers then retired but soon returned with a fresh
4 demand which was that f. should command that
since Antanacio had been favored lot with the
charge Of the father, they could not be- deprived Of
the pleasure Of taking out the old man To RalE
turns in the afternoon waieh order gaFe Iaagis
terally in order 20 gratiy these simple, h6aesE
/ people, and they then retired contented.
This humble family af Indian III named
| Villayicencio. They are natives Of the valley Of
| .Choro, but at present reside al Calico. S
Irepeat, gentlemen, that ii this imperfect hut true
relation be deemed worthy Of pnblisa ars at
liberty to il place in the columns of yatr jour
\ nal. our very humble servant 4$s
i$$3 ANTONIO a DEL VILLA AR, Atcade of GaIlao. y