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TIE Ruling Passion Strong in Death
The following interesting and characteristic
anecdotc, we were not before acquainted
with: it is related in the Brooklyn Star
Bonaparte's last falterng accents were about
his son at the head of an army. The great
American Patriot and Statesman, expressed
thoughts equally characte ,istic, but of a
different turn OF mind. According to Wirt's
oratlon, "Those who surrounded the death
bed OF Mr.. Jefferson, report, that in the in
tervals OF delirium that occurred, his mind
manifestly relapsed to the age of the revou-
ton, He talked, in broken sentences, OF
the Committee Of Safety. which he imagin-
ed to be still in action. One of his exclama
tions was-"Waln the committee to be OF
their guardl' and he instantly rose in hi.
bed, with the help of his attendants, and
went through the act Of writing a turriel
note.


Col Leavenworth passed through Frank
lin. Missouri, on the 29th of April. on hi
way to the River Platte, to examine and Fl,
on situation for a military cantonment
and on the first of May four companies of u
S. troops arrived at Franklin by water, an'
proceeded OF to join lin.