The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

the legal Indications shall be ascertaIned,
The property Of those wh0 are engaged as az
complies ~ vhateuer degree Il may be, ~
high treason, even where such completely
shall simply consist 10 the omission to make
the denunciation TO which every one n
bound and this, in order to indemnify the
public treasury for the extraordinary ex-
penses rendered necessary by the continued
efforts OF the party Of subyersion.
His Excellency had need Of money be
thus proceeds to coin II.
THE LATEST ORDER 0r w0AAs.wHiPPISG.
On the lltb Of January, 1859. regula.
ton was Issued by order OF the Austrian
Vice President OF the Government OF LON.
hardy, the Chevaler dc Villata, providing
for the punishment by whipping Of men and
women, arrested, or convicted in the Courts
Of the Government. by this order the rod
might be used, either IA preliminary in
examination or az punishment decreed by
the Courts. When applied to women II
was to DO used by the wife OF the jailor, Or
by some competent woman designated by
the TAILOR, and the said woman was to receive
for each whipping the sum Of ftco lire Au'-
treaehe, about forty cents Of our money
For whipping men, the jailor, or bis substi-
tutc is designated, but for his service no ex
tra pay can be demanded.
AN AUrRfAs PLAY uPos woRDs--TIiE FATE
w xoSrAyARr.
Finally, w close to this sad neurology,
it remains 10 cite the history OF Count Mon
tanari, and Of his companions in calamity.
10 1854, II we mistake not, the Count Mon
tanari, descended from one OF the noblest
Mantuan families was arrested, with five
Others, his relatives or friends. They were
accused according to the formula then in use
against those whom it was sought TO de-
stroy OF conspirng with Mazini and OF crcu-
atipg his loan Of the italian Republic. The
entire party were condemned to death. The
whole population was agitated with the
deepest concern. The women, the mothers
OF The unhappy prisoners FASTENED to Vero-
no to implorc Marshal Radetzky for at least
II communication OF this irightful sentence.
The Marshal refused them on audience.
They besieged the palace. aud their tears
and lamentations might have melted the
hearts Of Bengal tigers. The Chief Of IA.
dekky's staff, General Benebek, famous Tor
the part be had formerly taken in the mas.
sacres Of 1hurnow, in Galicia, was moved
Listen" said he to the unhappy women
who had Frustrated themselves at his iect,
am about to try last effort with the
Marshall" Presently returning with a
cheerful air, he resumed Return to your
homes, ladies' and be comforted His Fix
cellency bids me tsll you there shall be no
blood spilled"
Tho poor women. intoxicated with joy,
and confdng In communication Of the pen
atty, that would leave them some hope IN
the failure, set out for Man,ua. Upon their
arrival, they were epablod to comprehend
the irightlu jeuds mots Of the Austrian
The condemned were to have been shot !;
they had been hung there pas no blood
Yated'
And such il but handful Of fragments
from the huge mound Of crime which Aus
TRAN tyranny has, 10 the face Of the world
amasscd in hspess Italy. What would the
story he il nil the secret Judicial murders
and imprisonment were brought to light !?
How must we regard the record when We
reflect, but for the presence Of Austria In
the Peninsula, the monstrous dspo,ism OF
the Neapolitan Bourbon would not have
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