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YOR CASII.
Method of Chincso Cruelty.
Shalht, lthV. '1u Reanico Chronic.
The groatost attributo of a ('ii
ieso General is considered to be his
strategy. He is worth nothing if
he fails to load his enemy mnto
m11aking a falso Step. The hero of
the hour on this accoInt is a Gener,
al who led a body of troops agaisit
a walled city held by the insiurgents
Ho besieged thci, mald inl due
course of timo they pleadl for
terms. Lauidablo. promliscs wNoro.
jlldo by the dozens, the lbn; fpwr
ion being they Should lay (1w
their armus. Thi:s wits dome, N%hen,
the Gienloral's dispatelis inforiml us,
they woro0 immedliately 11s:sacred
as fast as it was possiblo to do so,
but th leader was "put Lo dcath by
the extrelio torture." This clon
tiisted in winldit'g a wiNI very t ight..
ly about tie enit,ir hivad amld body
tol the feet, inter ;a4: o 'u inch h6wig
left between each turn. This
brought the flesh into vaies which
iyore quicldy and neatly sliced oly
by keen knives. The S(ene elded
by decapitating the still living,
skeleton.
A very great deal of the evicico
ill criminal cases is elicitil b1y
tortir, unless that given coilcides
wit h the ideas of the m-agist-rat.e.
if, under torture, witiesses mssort I
thuings detriiental k. the side he
proposes to favor, they remain in
ygny till tho.y take it all back again.
Wh101n he0 hs got it al arranged to
.suit himself, ten to one he will ad,
plilister another dui._ tq thell for
telling the truth at once. There is
Rollethilg frightful to the civiliz.ed
nlind in such abortion of justiec,
but even vlen tho verdict is cor
rect and th felon is to suffir for
crine comlillited, flhe punishmluiAts
are so truly barbarous you sinlt
your detestation of the oli'onso in
your pity for the suffering offender.
The sight of a huiman being receiv
ing two hundred or three hundredi
.'lows froi a heavy balmboo, leaving
gahtie aud flesh beaten to a. jlly,
andl finllly at hlpjless cripplo for
life, does not tend to excite your
lovo for your fellow man. Kneeling
*on chains for many hours, the lash
d1esconding at the slightest chzauge
of posture, pinching the singers inl
vices made.of ,{plit. bamboo ; en
twvining Q!ptal tubosi abhout the bodly
and1( setityUiities, in which boiling
fh~il is poured, sealing the flesh
whuf>rcyor it touches; we'aring a
throo-foot square, twenlty pound
~vooloni collar day amnd night for
weeks, being unable to reach thp
mnouthi with the hand, and exposed
~o thme gaze of paiWereb1y in t,he
locality of thle offen1co; placeing in a
,cage with thme heaid scured in a
collair wvhich forms the roof, the toes
just touching thie ground, and left
to die b)y stairvat11ion and strangulas
ition ; behcadinig, a d .cuttinig into
"teni thousand pices" are aumong
the usual ppnishmnents of this en
lightoned race.
Gons ANp AlOqtors have a hard
timo in Nepaul. India, there ia so
much expected of them. According
.to a letter of M. D). Conway, written
from London, when 1.he wife of
Prince R u-Thabadur poisoned her
self hiccauso hor face was disfigured
with the small- pox the Prince
ordered tihe doctors to be floggcdl
and cut off' the nose and right ear
of each. Hoe then drewv up heavy
artillery before the images of thec
godsR, anId after accusing thoem of
having obtained from him twelve
thousand goats, several cwts, of
swvootulats, and two thuousand gal-d
Ions of milk, under false pretenses
(not even in return saving his wife1
from disliguremnent and death), he
had the gunsl opened upon them,
aund after six hours' c'annonadling
the deitios of Nepaul were all re
duceodto fragmnents.)vhich no horses
or men could put togethor again.
The priesthood, of courso, reinstated
a god or two, but the p)eople have
just mnado a clean sweep again, and
the temleslo haven't an idol to . their
nlame. The country-is, in the .most
practical s,onse of the word, a god
loss Qone.
Why does thoe wife of the re
formed drunkard rejoice? .Because
thlo huisbanmd doesn't liquor ainy
mtlOWC
Dom Podro and Victor Hugo.
Tho following is a now anocdote
about the Ealioror of Brazil:
H1e recently paid a visit to Victol
Hugo. A ft.er a long interview, in
Whielh the two colebrities conversed
Upon diverse topies, tho Einporo
asked permiussionl of t,he poet to ro
peat his visit, reqllesting him to fix
a (ily. "1 receive mlly friends every
lay," said lHugo, politely, aild wv
havc dininner Ut, 8 o'clock.
After the lapse of smile days, one
evepiolig at abotit, 7:30 o'ciock t.ho
Joor.--ell of the poet's iiomn was
rungald a genltli in dIre's.-coat
mld white cravat presented hin1sulf.
"Wh"Iloi shall I ainnolive ?" asked
the servant. "Doni Pedro de
Braiganza," replied tho visitor. As
yet there was nobody in the parlor.
The host was informed of the
arri val.
"il lutvo come to dino11 wit'l you.'
maid the Emiperor, in demtocratie
ityle.
Hoon the guests sa,.t down to Il,e
table. The repast was chariiiing.
)oil Pedro gave soeIe very curious
travlin 1imresSIonls. Victor
1Hugo, for his part, 'poke with that
sijulicity .,o fillof uDwarinthi, s.f
which tlose wyho have not the ho tor
of being int-inato wvit I him have I. o
idea. WVhcn the Emrilol'lt)r took leIavI.
of hui4 h;o it was ntil.er late- the
latter said to him with his fine and
arch v:i.ile: "irv, I could not pos,
sibly fell you how happy I am that
vu Imve io Soverg pjulc ou inl
Furoe.""Alid 'why?'sadDn
Pedro. "1I'1,4"11USC?," replicd Victor
Hugo, "both 7'lyself anl my fricids
Would be very iuch pliz.ed to findl
Itything ba tlo Sity to thew."
Domll Pedro burst ott Imughillg,
and took leave of his friend liko a
goot natuircd and sensible man.
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t .s t n.o1t":s" 1 hall - i ntin I I I D 111 . t I brIt o ,I
tli Itid. 1 lI o e Itl, 1i1er t o VI'i-ili he l . i l l i n
;1n:A lil'rte li h o li b I-ille 1 1 lis- . niIIIIIl ily
in-dIIII I IshI I Iaug i I lust sfi0n lle, he n he In3 it I
t Itlt Il %%i t tont- as va ll --, whIsil - I r 11-, a ie S1:tper,
to a \'ii' l n Ntti.il f t's11A. 'thf
tu II e, N I o. '. I , .I' D st i .et,is It Ilitit. DID,
Itll I, I"1r1nerC Y reVS10 1'1Itg "' olith l;01t4JI MI-1
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viset DiBinON, alieni ine11etin .e
iV betertha it . isS bey idin )ug wasa
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