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III Blacliwood's Magazine, for the pres
cnt month, IS Ill article, entitied Le Rcve-
naGt, written )y i man who has 6"fA hanged
ana Is now iilye. The mliter Contrsscs that
he " S su{ty OF the act for winch Ac suffer
et-f>rStT4; and states the particulars OF
his ;.rrcs:, connittal To Ncwsate Tor TRIAL,
and his conviction oil the crime 1T the Old
Is u, Sessions for 1875 tic then proceeds


describe what were thc sensations after
receiving the a" .ul sentence q. death, Al
ter paiuting, i'll touching coIorS, tlic Inter"
Slew winch he had with Eiil .bath Glare. 70
whom he WIS strongly attached, he thus
proceeds VIII! his narrative -


1T WAS four O'Clock in the afternoon When
Elizabeth left ml; and when She departed,
It seemed a. if my business IN this world
was at All eiid. / could have wished, then
and there, To have diad upoa tive spot; haa
done luy tast .ct, and drank my last dralght


in life But, as the twilight drew III, my cell
\ IS cold ana l.lnp, and the evehIhs was
dark and gloomy; ana had not tire, nor any
Candle, athough II Was ~ .hc month OF Jan.
uary, nor .aut sr. % warm ne; ahi
and 81 a.. st la 3tsistl weakened, and my
hea,t sQ.9. 5si4r III #l.ie wrrtchedncss ci
cv5.ry taie. ms; aad gradually y--tor
rha. l ,oY ff.te nall be the truth-tnc
thuugAt 5. y n. II, aud what shall be her
ltc, h"g. g, way before sense of
a,V oWp ..,Y This was the frs. time
Il cai..t4 ~, Tie reason why--that my
mind pasa ,ssr nXed itself inlly upon the tn
al tna Ga,i within 4 few hours to 80
throustl and as ! reflected OH 1t, terfor
.pre.,, over me almost in an instant, as tho
it were that my sentence was Just pronounce
ed. and that had not known. really and Sc


~ I 4 ID a. kat, AZ IT,
en nothing for twcnty-four hours. There
was food, which religious gentleman who
had visited me had sc'.t from his own table,
hut | could not taste it; and when looked
at it Strange faEcics came over NC. 1t was
dainty food--not such as was served to the
prisoners in the goal II was sent to a'e he
,.aust 7 vas to die to- morrow and Thought
of the beasts of the field, ana the fowls OF
the air, that were pampcred for the siaugh-
ter. | felt that my own sensations were NOT
as til. ought to DC at this time; and be-
lieyc that. for while, was insane. a sort
Of duh humming noise, that | could not get
rid of, like the buzgng OF bees, sounded IN
nv cars. And though it was dark, sparks
Of light seemed to dance before my eyes
and could recollect nothing. tried to
cav nv PRAYERS, but could only remember a
word here. and there, and then it seemed to
mt as if these were blasphemies that was
utterinp:-I don't know what they were-i
cannot tell what it was l said, and then on a
sudden. | felt as though all this terror was
useless and that l would not stay here TO
die; and jumped up, and wrencned AT the
bars of my cell window with force thas
! bent them-for felt as 1t | had the strengeh
of lion. And felt all over the lock OF my
door and tried the door with my shoulder
though knew it was plated with iron' and