From a late Paris paper.
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The notary of little town in the neigh
bcurhood of the capital, very respecta-
BILE man, received one of his friends at his
house at social party, at which little
play was introduced. The guest in taking
out his purse unguardcdly, showed that il
contained a large sum in gold. At ter
o'clock the party dispersed, and he SCI
out for home alone through small, bu
thick and shady grove, in the midst O
which he was suddenly met by man
who put his pistol to his breast and de-
manded his money. What was his sur
prise to recognise in the ruflian young
man who had been at the party, and the
son of his friend Without saying q
word. he gave up his watch and purse, ant
pretending to fly towards home, changed
his course. and by different path return
ed to the house which he had just left
and made known all the particulars to his
friend, telling him that the robber was
none other than his son. The astonished
father Immediately went to his sons ap
partment, where he found him asleep, OF
pretending to sleep; but observing purse
and watch lying on the table which he
recognised as the lost property. he took {
loaded pistol, and standing by the be6
side, shot his son through the head, ant
killed him on the spot. The father has
been arrested, and is now in prison To-
this shocking crime.