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addressing the Postmaster at that piace,' detail
ing the circumstances, and directing h'm 10
watch for Tutty. Th, Postmaster did SO, ana
(under pretence of gong out to make changc')
procured an officer, AMI arrested the william when
he came to get the letter. But at the trial, tho
he confessed his knowledge of the real situation
of the child, nothing Gould induce the harden
ed wretch to give a hrther explanation. lie
was committed to pristn, from whence some OF
the inhabitants took hin by night, and undertook
to extort confession bS the hearty exercise ot
the lohipi still he deceived them, by directing
them on a false track in pursuit Of the child, and
thus escaped the finishing strokes OF his well
mertcd aagenation. The unhappy parents, at
length worn oat with unayalng sohchude, con
scnted to noue proseq1i in the vain hope that
means might yet be used to extort the intorlna-
tion they desired. He was accordingly liberat-
cd, and set out 10 accompany the parents on their
route towards home, being previously assured
that his death would soon be the forfeit oflonger
refusal 10 comply. They had but iast passed
the settlements, whent Tutty snatcheda loaded
pistol from the belt Of Mr.. Clark, and snapped
il at his breast!-then finding his murderous pur-
pose failed, broke away from the party, jumped
INTO deep stream hard by, and was drowned
thus destroying the last hope of finding clue
to unravel this mysterious affair