The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-01

suppose tuo eVll sprt was ~ me-. Two
meu did know my design n short time before
I It WAS executed. ! told them, aud asked
one OF them to assist me He consented
out of friendship He came alone to the
river, lot in the wagon. liz nathe is jos
slah Meyer aud hc boarded where lodged
the night came back. paid him So. |
think. lie knew my iu.enliop, aud vent
because ! wished him to go. he name
Of the other man is Joseph sawyer Can
not say where he is now He was in Mem,
dota the day | LETT there. Meyer ga small
sized man would weigh some 20 pounds
-spar'laced, dafk compexioued with
black hair, aud ia painter. Do not think
he resides here. lie may be aged - years
or more, not over five feet high. hese
nfe the only persons told OF my design,
save 'ihos. l. Bcale. VINO len tGe city be-
fore it was accomplished.
Ny present AHA is 90 tell all the truth,
and II there is anything in what ! have
here said which contradicts previous state
ments OF mine, it is not from the desire at
this time, to tell aught bu, truth. once
lclt the church
10 this poin, die manner Of the pris,
ouer, Ia narrating. was calm, but with the
last sentence above he dropped his head
upon his hands aud burst into tears. He
remained thus fer some minutes. Atlenglh
he said
Il is the tsn.fc-sioa OF my duties to,
wards nay God which has brought me here,
and has brought this on me
TuE iloRRoN. ~ rur \aArGGaAN
DrNGEoNs he. European Tunes has an
article IA reference to Nj Wait, one OF the
English prisoners IN the Cagiiaf affair, who
has lately been liberated b, degree OF the
klng OF Naples, .fom W...gA We extract the
following:
Mr. Watt Is now an inmate in the Eng
let Hospital II, Naples aud though it is
admitted that owing to ,hc exer,ous OF the
acting consul Mr. Barkelly. an English
medical man resident ia Naples he Is much
imiVsed, yet he appears to be sadly shat
tered ia mind; aud that IN fact, hlsnefyous
system aud general health are SO much de
ranged tlal be de.pnirs Of ever seeing him
restored to his wouled state OF mind aud
body
Ilr Watt describes the court at Saleruo
AS presenting strange aud eAastly specta
Gle. The prisoners, abon, 800 in number,
nfe nearly all Young men, aud would have
been ia the pume Of Manhood 1t .uilcrng
aud the dungeon had not ef-ciually done
their work. They were pale and emacia'ed
they all had sunkea eyes aud prominent
check houcs--thcy resembed a breathing
human beings
There wa. presented by them all Uni.
form expression of couptenauce, es il
common suffering had affixed on their sink,
iug faces and tinehed features a common
impression some he remarked to be with.
,ut shuts, others were affected with re-
understanding skin Diseases. aud all wero
50 loaded with rci .cali tha, he had to call
tor The assistance 81 Nj Barber to ohyiate
VISITATION fom ihs lofm of annoyance.
l., the interference of the eensl be- was
permitted Ca ofculs a position at short
huf u.,dial d.itucr ftoai .lto sad aud ais,
cf,h.r crowd. Yet iu pite Of outward ia,
initiation aud the obiieraton OF external
Ircercy. Mr.. Watt thought that he could
di.ce,n hnrc and thctc a face that hotokeus
au intelligence above the rest aud suggest.
rd lo hl. mlud That probably some OF the
designations before HIM hsd descended to
lbe present lov., plight from lac gentle and
odacAisd classes,
W. Watt declares ;hal tho sight he be-
held IA that court will haunt him To hi, DIS
ug hour Vet. strange so say. neither des,
pnndeucy nor desptir was marked on the