Correspondence ofthe Tribune,
Buryimg Alive.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. Is, Z A. M.


A mosthorrid CASE burying alive oc
Cured few weeks since in our city, and
which, although generally talked Of, has
ont Of respect to the friends of the deceas-
ed, been excluded from the public prints.
A young lady was taken sick, and died
very sud. ealy, as was supposed BY the
family and physician, and was placed in
her coffin and carried 10 the depository oi
the family, and placed in the family vault.
A few days afterwards on visiting the
the vault, they were struck with the hor-
rible sight Of the young lady in her burial
clothing, out Of the coffin, and sitting up
against the side Of the wall-dead!


As may be supposed, the discovery has
plunged q family and ! large circle Of ac-
quaintances in the deepest anguish. II
was found ON examining the coffin, that
the lid had been forcibly pressed olfby the
young woman,s spiioihad Sctdaliy been bu-
ried before the vital spark had fled, and
had returned 70 consciousness, but to die
the most horrible Of deathsl MANY NAV
doubt this but j j to true 70 be dsnied.i