Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-30
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE EXECUTION.
New YORK, Nov. ga special gives the
following details of the execution at Versailles :
AT 80 a. NJ, three military carriages left the
prison, escorted by two squadruns of cavalry.
The first carriage contained Rossel, Protestant
clergyman, and two gems Parmes, the second,
Bourgeois, a priest and two gems d'armes, and
the third Ferre with the same. The procession
passed through the town TO the camp of the ar
tillery on Butts, where two thousand troops,
representing the various corps in the camp,
were drawn up, forming three sides of a square.
Twenty journalists were present. RoSsel jumped
from the carriage and walked with difficulty,
supported by two clergymen, He was pale and
was dressed in black, and had on an overcoat.
Fcrre was lifted out, but afterwards walked
firmly. After the sentences were read to the
prisoners, RosSel cody handed his handkerchief
TO the clergyman, who embraced him and then
blindloded him. The three firing parties then
advanced and fired. After the execution, the
troops filed past the corpses, Rosel's regiment
lending, and the band playing brilliant march.
The return Of wagon with three collins caused
a sensation in camp, in Paris and in Versailles.
Great Britain.
CONDITION OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The latest bulletin from
Sandrigham reports that there has been no
change in the condition Of the prince of Wales
since yesterday The fever is not so great as it
was; the patient is easier aud obtains some
sleep by which he is greatly strengthened. Not
outstanding the favorable aspect Of the case
anxiety with regard to the result is not removed
EUening.-The physicians bulletin dated at
six this evening" says the prince passed quiet
day. As an indication that his condition is not
considered dangerous, it may be stated that the
physicians consider it necessary to issue only
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