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A AusnANp,s VENexANcE.-A man BY the name
of Rocher, living at Montbrison. has been condemn
cd 10 the yaleys for crime of singular feroci,y-
He was man of warm passions and generous quail
ties, aod had conceived a strong friendship for a
man named ASouiin, entertaining him very often al
his house. Abonin corrupted the wife oi hocher;
and the la,ter's violent friendship at once turned
into more yiolen, hatred. He found means TO come
upon his victim q, night. IN lonely place, and tor
turtd him to death by degrees, with all the cruelty
he'could devise. He finally cut the dead man into
pieces and returned home. He delivered himself
up to justice the next morning. and demanded only
10 be led speedily 10 the scafold His fury at being
condemned to the galleys instead OF 10 immediate
execution was beyond all bounds. His wife issaid
10 have le, him pass from the cour, to commence
his twenty-four years Of slavery in chains without
giving him even look.