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RAtELEks ashIneon for the western cti-s are aa
The baltimore and Railroad Company has made
provision icket and cheek their bagssg
leading the West,
Northwest, aud tn southwest
Mem othrs, the adjournment will end II
peculiarly avail Of the W.
eItened facilities Of this har which the ony ron thai can
IA uekri AID checks in Washington
daHy from Washletoa and
wa-hns Junction (Reiay
HJu.e"J Hcswod hsei,sg connecting Reh~ood d.
CrntrsI ohio rairoad uaia foT ZtRSv's, RegRh
dayton. at Lou vile Indahapolis, Chit
TrITs Vince hfon, St H. SprihEh h aun
GAsnA Rock sshd Dubuque, Cairo, NJ mph's,
Naichez, SIck-tH & and New dreams
PArrgrr' riHG view be entire road by daylight may
al g. asd, reaching CBmb TnEd Al ~, ..
th"fe nbii AIS morning, when the' resume he up
Accommodation main leaving there that tine for wheeling
NJ 4, m.
BY the D, from Washington thsy may reach Ben
wod day, OF In seventeen houS from ashiug
they reach Cincinnati night OF In 20
houns running m between Washington and Cincinnati
Careful of ci safety
objrct- this ruts rsvrrs rely them In
securing advantages -
sarteuIs tickets kc inquire Of THOMAS H. PAR
SONS Agent Washington Station, WILLIAM 8. WOODsIDE,
Master 'taAspouatian. Baltimore.
Q-dr
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Proposals for Deepening the outlets or the Mis-
sissIlpi river into lhe Gu.f Of Mexico.
Es0IsEER bar ETAEsT,
MaahInglnn. Auru. lEal


Washington, ausat4 is56.
poPOsALs will be received This Office unu ,1 hrsI day
eapac, % aeeoma1dai The wants 81 ea.a.es nragh
m hwssl Pes ad Pas Poeus leading IRON The Missis.p
sppfpaS, aol :" C"nsT'ss OF s July, 10 o. three
Bdasrs are requested they will
eonusc open u the ehAnHsls led houshou we'll
heeD The level nf ordinary low water, which ye
W an ono OF oGcers app lned BY the seersary Of War and
ey ted TO longest period OF Time for which
sD & "r s ssssas Of ,e aer ae amour, Of ,oer
S To- ns .sas sa ssepn. apsa each
channel 20 uniform asps no, gss .han i"snS feet through
The means b which may be Proposed TO accomplish the work.
and The least s 1es.ss. r opening the channels must DC STA
The hsh, % accept which, the opinion secre
soarr mpa,sd accept proposal any
ihe eKcia Ion OF the proposals the same bude
lns quantity necessary be removed iom
sher which The work IN order
% tho % s
upder Ike the work expected, therefore, 10 nru them
ino the place direction q
s % b. ss s s
War; the be upon for each
officer officers apoined above 10 be
a a. 70 @ % an o. e ~"
ine amer such channel shall have
AZ ,hs expiration Of one hrd ,s @ which the
ned are 70 b hep. OPEN ss per cent Of e. $ ne
ration q ine addt,onal saymsn Of third
OF tne whole will expi
ration The during be kept
op-D twenty per retained and the
manning Of the
open will paid bu no payment will be made uni al
%sni Oy - appon Of War,
and found 10 be b respects bic
Proposals accompanied by evidence If ability execute
the within the proposed and should be
addressed the Engineer Depar men, Washington and
doed Proposals for opening channels al outlets of the Mi'sis
sppi river"
within which proposals be received has
d will opened and considered, and contract will be
entered bidder bidders
Secretary of var
To thirty days in the National ntelgencer and
Evening Star, Washington the Commercial Bulletin and the
True Orleans Mobile Register, Mobile the Ar
Philadelphia the Day Book and
the Jounai Commerce, New York the Times and the Post
son Republican, and the Pilot ST. Louis the Enquirer
Clncnnaii Z and the democrat Louisville
continuing ad
verement 10 10 Engineer Department payment
Aug 5-dN
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To Druggists and the People.

TOu bssy csu'oaed agaia sPuIo0s 'iaon o. Dr Ds
"Electnc Ol" rhau prosecute any who
my copyrighted bills This enuIns Electric OIL has cured The
mayor Cumden of piles and heuma Ism also Hon toha VIZ
Aasan Hon Khlhgurh (wh took og bis
eruhes dsyJ and more Than 200 othen Phade'Pha
published the Philadelphia Ledgef
Phsd-iphia would eoaEebance
scamp gully iacai Of coaHi-re,iHF IN HARRISBURG Pa
esq, ksown druggist here caused the
prironmsnt Valentine who autmped an mta
don Of this valuable remedy.
PHn ApELPma, May S, 1854.
To the People and DruEEisfs ropfAoui hs UHed Sos''
by %, GrabS Electric on J"s Frrs, Wet
Philadelphia M Rodcnbok, Mdpk'mery county
rheumahsm sprau Mr. Ogden, No no Fouh street hhaHn
bsws sts Maryland, Provide if Re and eaked
felnn a beuralgta
HeR CAMPBELL Maoa Of burns and scare, isVsr and
eigheen uthsrs. -
on EvprJ duKrist the only genup" Electric o y
SSr Inventor and proprietor a. his old "fss TO Which
SIl orders y addressed procure the Eenui ne
PtoG pHAs. DE GRATH,
Old once, ~ Sopth eih street, near Chsstnut
10 sale Nv CHARLEs srOTT
JuylO-u Wasnng'oh' ~ -
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Of which will paid BY all sk By ourselves
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By sending Us rvs DAILY subscribers, with $50 sneosed
RVS subscrben with $40 sHco~sd will be
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CITY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 49, 1856

criminal court Of this city, soohs her sensibiies wound
ed through his degradation aEenge the indigny OF
such affront offered Congress and the country
regard every blow which was struck at the senator as
blow dealt upon the honor of this naIion-as q blow
aimed al the dignity of the honored Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, blow inflicted the Senate of the
United States and blow deeply affecting the rePua
ton of this House SHALL therefore, in favor Of the
frst resolution reported by the majority of the committee
and with view to this shall ask the proper time for
a division Of the question the two resolutions.
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United states Court Of Claims.

HE usefrrnsd John c. DeversuI of New York city, snd NJ
Thompson, of washingon, c. attrneys and coHnssors
prosecution u claims Tor credit
ors 4 eovernHseut, In the Court of lsims.
immsdiaie and careful attention 10 bust
which be intrussd 10 their care
b. gentlemen profession and caaHs in city of New
Ysrk or elsewhere any part Of the Union
consned time personally OF ~ ee eithei
a. NswY Ynfko information claims
wh,ch before ConEre departments
furnished upon sppsaon BY IT, parties isesied
JOHN e.. DEVEREUX,
No. 9p Broadway, corner waH street, New York city
", THOMPSON,
s. WHssirson city
NB-J q p~vcr N - a commissioner % Coart ofClams
hn a. L3tavrnf fintsl.
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Proposals for Fuel.

oFrrcE u. .. PEnTEsuARY, d. c.,
Washington, August ., 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this ofee until Mon
day 25 usus 1884, twelve O'Clock, or furnishing the
n with
100 cords good wood, Of medium size, and
fop wood
cuds good pine wood
60 Coal be clean, and
free slate other foreign substancei 224O pounds
To October 1856 such
uaces guunds designate
THOMAS THORNLEY,
Warden.
pounds packed in bales of hy pounds
each also wbeeba.rows, wash stands, and articles
4. THORNLEY,,
Augs Warden.
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HE College Of james, Msryisnd-Bnbraena the
eoIeSats cammercial, and Prepaaoy depameh sss ons
the of Onber the hrs Of August
wbs ehage for board tuition, sc tvo hundred and
any dofas No en'rance fee.
students admitted of year application 70
U. JOHN n RKRFOOT, Rector, sc.
July l-iawAn College ~ sames, 2 . Maryland
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OsT wkhRa heTstJ gyea that land warrant
L. II 7sl, November las5 10 James Cadwtl, Tor
acrss uaarssnsd shich has n-Vst COM 20
hand that application has been msds 70 ne oms Tor a"ph
" tp- saar, TH LUMPhs
An, 7-,svaw JAMES CALON ELL
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Bin the relief of the heirs and legal representatives
| of Bernard Hemkn.
Bill for the relief Of the heirs and legal resentaYeS
of Louis Reggie.
| Bill for the relief of Antoine Robideau.
| Bill for the relief Of Edmund Mitchell
Bill for the relef OF Louis Hembert
Bill providing for an increase of pension Daniel Wall
| do, of 0nondaga county, New York.
Bill for the relief of Abner Dickson soldier in the
of 1872
Bill for the relief of John Connolly, late private in
company A, sixth infantry, United States army.
Bill for the relief of Ursula e. Cobb, widow of Charles
Cobb
Bill for the relief of the suretes of the late Lieutenant
Charles T. Jarvis, United States army.
Bill for the relief of Capt Thomas Ap Catesby Jones.
Bill for the relief of Salvador Accard.
Bill for the relief of James N. Lindsay.
Bill for the relief of William II. Chase.
Bill authorizing the legal representatives of Manuel
Gonzales Moro enter certain lands in Missouri.
Bill for the relief Of the legal representatives of Thomas
Gordon deceased.
Bill for the relief of John Otis
Bill for the relief of w. Todd lieutenant Of ordnance
In the United States army.
Several other house bills to which objection was made,
were laid on the table until the next session.
EXTENSION SESSION.
Mr. HUNTER said that he was informed that resolution
under consideration in the House of Representatives
TO extend the session until o'clock this day He hoped
the Senate would consent to adopt that course might
be the means OF saving the rmy-appropration bin He
therefore offered resolution to that effect which was
adopted-yeas al, nays 7-as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Adams, Allen, Bayard, Bell of ~ennes-
Cass Clay Clayton Coa@er, Crittenden Doaglas, Evans
Fish, Fitzpatrick Foot, Geyer, Harlan aouson Hunter,
James Jones Of Iowa Jones Of Tennessee Mallory
Mason Pearce, Pratt, Pugh, Reid Sebastian, Stuart
Thomson of New Jersey, TIsmbul, Weller, Wright, and
Yulee-4l.
NAYs-Messra. Bell of New Hampshire, Butler, Hale,
Seward, Thompson of kentucky, Toombs, and Wade.
CHAPLAIN SENATE.
Mr.. CLAYTON submitted resolution that there be paid
to the chaplain Of the Senate out of the contingent fund
the Of FIVE hundred dollars compensation.
Mr. HALE read some extracts from a pamphlet signed
"A National Whg," and which he stated was from the
pen Of Rev Mr. Dean in which the republican party
handled without gloves aud be wanted the Senate know
these facts before they voted on the resolution.
motion made to lay the resolution the table
which the yeas and nays called but before the
conclusion of calling the roll the hour OF IL n arrived
and the PRESIDENT pro tenn declared the Senate adjourn,
ed sine dc.
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a,ell in the

The EMPEROR MAI GEos's SHADOW, "A
letter from Compiegne,S the Nord, says at
tho precautionary mea res there aga It
strangers are not SO oste siblc as on. .ylous
imperial excursions. al y Emnn' while
seeing the necessity of an cti" Surveillance,
does not like it to be too parent, and the
agents attached to his p IN hsye orders to
remain at a distance 6 n a by-place, and
sometimes his Majesty ! gifts to evade their
vigilance. He often changes his route, and is
lost for some hours. The cllisf of the Service
Of Safety attached personally to the Emperor,
NJ. lrvoy, is a man Of great tact, who knows
his task by heart, and is able to hide alike
from the public and the Emperor the espionage
in which he is ever engaged. He is the shadow
of the master; he precedes him as a scout, or
follows him at a distance. lie is at every hunt
and every walk he is in the hunting cabriolet,
and finds his way in the wood with the scent
Of the keenest bloodhound. lie is unknown
to many of the guests, willie others take him
for one of the ordinary occupants Of the cha
tcau,
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SOUTHERN PARLOR MAGAZINE
~ AND LADIES BOOK-Ncw Series.

SOUTHERN PARLOR MAGAZINE
~ AND LADIES BOOk-New Series.
PROSPECTUS.
The arrangements for blending the Southern Ia
dies Book and the Southern Parlor Magazine being
now complete.
MRS. v. e. ". McCORD
takes great pleasure in announcing to the ~citizensof
the South and West that the first nmbe Of tho
above Magaz' ; will be ready for delivery, and tho
mail, on or about the 10th day of November, being
the December number of tho Magazine; and II will
thereafter be published regularly on the 10th day Of
the proXi1nate mouth. M
There never has been q period in the fistOry0t
our country when there was 80 stern a necessity Tor
the exercise of the Southern mind, for the Southern
rood ct the present moment, when every element
of enterprise and independence should be br0ughtt0
operate for our beloved home.
Then, at this moment there need be no length
el'cd appeal in behalf of a Southern Literature--no
argument to induce the South to refuse such mental
pab1lnm as is furnished by the North-no cxhorta-
ton to inspire the true Southernerw with becoming
zeal in behalf of his household traditions and the
legends Of the beautiful savannas that cluster about
his sunny home.
Each number of the Magazine will contain sixty
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on superb paper, one steel engraving, ono piece Of
original or popular music, plates OF the Fashlons,
and other embellishments. There will also be added
about sixteen pages, to be devoted to advertisements
of suitable style Tor such a periodical; and 1t will
""', hAoT' "lIiuIihuG tu!d psoHu"oiS C $500
for the Advertisement Of articles Of taste and eie'
gance. s,
To the subscribers of the Southern Ladies' Book
who have paid their subscription and have not =.
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Subscription, So, payable in advance. A liberal
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WIN. A. LEONARD & CO., Proprietors,
76 Camp street, NewOrleana.
81 Subscriptions for the above Magazine will b
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RATs ON TIE SrAGE.-A Swede OF genius,
who deplorcs the present dcarth Of dramatic
talent, has discovered that rats--Swedish rats
at l~east-possess wonderful histrionic powers,
and after a careful search among the w and
barns in his native land,' as obtained a
company of rat Kembles, rae Kcans, and rat
Siddonses, who move the Swedcs to laughter
or to tears, as the "cuc" requires. Among
his company there is a sab!eskinned, bright
eyed rat, who plF- W." FICTION, lar
ranged as a pantomlne. o.-r'soscJ and all Of
them play Punch ard Judy with genius. This
Swedish empresario is about to make his rats
appear before the Partisan public. and it will
not be long before they appear before US.
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MILF RAoHEL sEx EayprE.-L'Egyptc, on
= trouye Cd ce moment Mile Rachel, Went dc
faire ttpdfouver 4 Ia celebrc artistic des emotions
sviolenies ct facheuses pour go frele sante. In
grande t~ragadienne Sc trouye actuellement au
JAir; Gle y est soigDee par un habile mede-
Gin ftAncais, y docteur Brngniere, etabli dams
lapsys. On dit que son etat q etc iuge assez
grave pour qd'ons lui preserve MI silence abso-
III. Bon traitenaent etait commence lorsque lie
ttemblene1t de terre est venu lni faire eprou-
yer une recousse morale plus dangereuse que les
( secoussas physiques. Dependant Ia saison est
4 bells, u climst Dc l'Egypte este &c moment
ii doux ct 81 bienfaisant gull est permits encore
desptref b gaerison do rilustre femme. 81,
sSctanss b ainae ! y croire, Mile Rachel ga
gne - hataille des Pyramidcs, son exemple ne
podtfa qul.'encoufager de nombreux touristes,
q NJ yoyagsnrsde sapte en- Eggypte s'ajoateront
iponr lei riches families, anx villegiatures me-
l2ieales de- Nice, de Cannes ct des Pyrenees. !
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~ FUMlRlE FRAICHE.
p. LEONCE HEBRARD 81 Co. viennentTTI
de reacvoir un assortment CONFLICT dc oLs<1
~oDROGUES, MEDICINES EFT ARTICLE DE
~ FANTAISIE.
SH' Entr'autrcs ION tronveia chez eux un joli
s--s choix de
Portes-M onnaie; PaIier ct Envelopes de Fantastic;
Cailif Anglais pour Danes; Savons de Toilet;
pariums; Fan de Cologne de Jean Marie Farina;
Poldre pourla Figure; Peignes en- Caoutchouc;
Hrosses Il Dents de tontes qualities;
~ QUlNINE FRANCAlS, prix rebuilt;
Peintures; Huiles; Vernis; Vesres a Wires;
Pinceai.S, Sirop pectoral de Bucongc.
sIRoP DE BRIANT pour lie rhume,
Fastilles de CONNIE, Conserves de Citrons,
Pate de Jujnbe, Eaa-de-vie, Madlre,
Vim dSOporto, Porter de Londres dune
qualit6 snpirieure.
Charlton de Belloqne, Digitaline,
pastillc dlpccac pour cnfants, DragGes vermifu-
&c de Santonine, Perlcs dEther.
REMEDE ANTIGOUTlEUN du DIR. Lavillc.
Kon.so, reinade contrc lie yer solitaire,
Laneettes, Daviers, %Ihapicrs,
livres dc complies, cncre, plulnes mctaliqnes.
TABAC a piiscr, a chiqaer ct a fumer, Biberons,
Clysopompes dun nouveaa moae!e.
I'm assortment coInplet tie medicines b~revetees,
FRANCHISES. Anglaises ct AmeYicaines.
lie tout d ben marchG.
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"a PLAYEFaoRlRl NATIONiIE AMERICAINE.

Vu 10 longueur du programme National
American ct notre manquc daespace, nous ne
dounerons dorenayant que le resume suivan
dcs principes qui y sont enonces. alai
I. Perpetuite de rUnion. MI
III. Gouvernenlent de j, Am6rjquc rnr les
Americans, c'cstra-dire preference des citoyens
mes aux Etats-U nis sur ceux mes hors de YU-
mon pour lcxercice des charges publiqnes.
III. Incapacite p~olitique des citoyens, mes
aux Etats-Unis on hors de TUnion, qui sc SOU
mettent5a rantorite dun potential stranger,
| quels quill soit, OH qui ~reflsent de reconnaitre
Ia constitution federale ct celles DIES divs
Etats comnic superieures a toute autre loi. z
Nv. Admission pleine ct entiere4 ct M :
tien des droits reserves aux divers Etntsy +
monte ~pernlanente entire les scitoyens des .ie-
rentes parties dc fUnion, ct pour celia, non
Intervention u Congress dams les questions qui
ne concernent que les Etats, nsn-intervention
generalement des Flats dams les ~afiaires inte-
rieurcs de Fun deax. s 81 ss@ esS 4
". Reconnaissance duadroit des citoycns
mes aux Etats-U iis gu hors des Etats-Unis et
dams nm territoire qnelconque de rUnicn, 4
faire leur constitution ct leurs lois, ct a reglel
a leur guise leurs ~affaires.
vi. Miseen ayigucur du principe qu'un Eta
on nm territoire he. dot recohnaltre qu'aux ci
toyens le droit lu suffrage gu celui d'occupel
une charge publique. a. 81, 4
sVlI. Revision DIES lois de naturalization.
VIII. Opposition 4 lUnion de lEglise e
de FEtat; n0i-ihteryeition dams les matiere
tqui sont purement du domaine de ls conscienc
ouI della fol religiense. ss4p'' lf s6 rs
TX. Recherche ct extirpation des abus
economic dams les depcnses.
~ U H NJ -ZAsE -WAs 49, ~ - L.. - -
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VENTE PAR LIE sHERIF.-Cour dc

NENTE PAR LIZ SHERIF.-Cour dc
' D~istrict-Paroisse st. Landry--No. 4393.--
Sarlh Mcdaniel spouse de Charles Greenwich dece-
de vs. Randolph Fogleman.
En- yertn d un writ dc ii. IA. delivre dams l'affaire eli
dessus par la Cour de District dams ct pour Ia paroisse
st. Landry, Etat de la Louisiana ct i moi adresse, il
sera expose en- yente publique, pour dl compliant a Ia
Maison de cour de cette Paroisse, SAMEDIle 6 deem
bre 1856, commemorate IL heuIes du matin ct CONT
nuant de jonr en- jour sill est necessaire, tous les titles
droits, interats ct pretensions du dit defendeur Ran
dolphe Foglenlan, aux propri6tes suivantes, saisies
pom ~satisfaire lie dit ordre, SAVIOR
I'm certain moroccan de tefTe, situe ct d6signe par
un ~certifcat du registre du Bureau des Ierres aux
Opelousas, CONNIE lot OIL la Motto Est, du QUARTER
Sud-est de Section q, dams lie Township l, au Sud du
Slime degre de latitude, Nord de la Range 3 Est du
meridien, dams lie District Sud-ouest de rEtat de la
Louisiana contenant d'apras les retou1s du dtpartc-
ment d'Alpentage soixante dix-neuf 29-lO0 acres.
I'm autre moroccan de terre, designe CONNIE lot on
moitie Est du quarter Nord-est, de section No. %
dams lie Township Sud du 3lme degre de Nord latitn.
de de Range No 2 Est du meridien, contenant d'apres
Iarpentage quatre-yingt 20-l00 acres.
Bureau du Sheriff, Opeloasas Ter novembre 1858.
,tt ~ L. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
R5s lie susdite vente a etc remise a SAMEDI, lie
8 Janvier, 1857, q IL heures du matin.
Bureau da Sherif, Opelousas, g Dec. 1856.
7tQ-ir 4e7 u. \. CHAGHERE, Sheriff.
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'Gbe patriot,
nusNsl OF THE PARISH OF SAINT uNulf
q H. ANN TOWN or 0Psl0usAS.
n.y. WESTON = co
ALT. LIN tee CHARLES M. ="
tB1 MURDER OF A + ..svH IL,
~F IT

~~pRR1B1 MURDER OF A I ..svA Il y
I IN Chi A.-1'he Hong Kong Regis. 4
I IA, gives al account Of the murder y
| Il. authorities Of Kwang-Si of Rev. M. OH p
dlairy>. q French Catholic missionary. 1t
says y He was seized by the authorities N
the IAN of February last, it is presumed I'm, n
the notion The was there exciting the p y
pic to rebe~ Without anything in :
shape of a triat, ]gnfties the most gre sud
c~ruelties the most>. 4rbaro were hep upon
him. The Mandarin who ordered seizure,
E,arsed to be administered to him oi.e hundred
lows on the jaws with the sole Of a shoe, from
hich the poor missionary suffered intensely.
lie. was Immediately afterwards thrown upon
the ground, when he received three hundred
blows from a rattan. OVERWHELMINGLY did
NJ. Chaplnlaine r Give this cruel punishment,
not utt1, d, on VIII his brutal judge,
attributiing -. Silence to ome enchantment,
ordered a dogs I Nroat , be cut, 9TH the
blood of which he as s%prinkled. Ina state
of weakness and sut le was -esDgseyed ta
prison, where from 4 b. 1t
soon so far recovert ne to stand
and walk. But his S mad not ended
In the belief that he hat, ~,eornection with
the secret societies adve' ,toshe government
while they only above hip'one meal q day
they prepared it of all I IN reputed to be
%unclean and abhorred BY tb .embers of these
societies. To testify to +; ,ormenters That lie
belonged to none Of lille ,al associations, hi
freely ate of all put before him. After being
in prison for five davs. and having ;
confession, which Id appear q
the object -.a,r, :
loaded with chain ICED in the u
At the end of that \ ne lie was fore INTO
cage, carried from his prison and v .cly
capitated. His het:' vas the aag to
placed on q tree, and me l.ys of the to n
amused themselves by throwing stones q i
until it fell. 1t is not known what BEGAN. O
the body, but it is asserted that the Maj .aril
soldiers opened it, took out the heart, Gu. it tt
pieces, fried it and ate it.