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motives of curiosity, resolved to be drawn to its
summit in the box used for hosting morter and
stone and which worked by horse and pulleys
The monument is now about go feet high, and
when within five feet of the top the rope parted
and precipitated these unfortunate men to the
ground. One of them Donald Keith young
Scotchman, was bruised in shocking manner,
and died in about an hour after. The other
man, Peter M1ntosh, miraculously escaped even
an outward bruisc and though seriously indispos-
ed from the effects of the great fall, he is suppos
ed to be in a fair way ofrecovery third man
was considerably injured, whose humanity
prompted him to descend rope from the top of
the building, TO the assistance ofhis companions,
when within about Is feet of the bottom, he found
himself at the ropes end and let himself fall that
distance to the ground.-Scafinei