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Two pistol S, ,ts were then heard, after
which all was still. The men remained
short time in suspense, not knowing what to
do; but at length determined to continue
their operation, and having widened the
breach, perceived the carabineer stretched
on the floor, weltering in his blood. They
passed through the roof; and beating down
the door with the butt ends OF their mukets.
entered the room, and found the woman in
the corner in swoon, from which they in
stantly proceeded to revive her. Lieut..
Nasi took possession of the mans will, which
was expressed in these terms:-


81 am soldier, 16 years Of age !; never
Incurred single reproof from my superiors,
having always behaved Loyalty and well.-
Jealousy has driven me to the commission Of
crimes so atrocious that l shudder to re-
member them. Unwilling to disgrace my
family by ending my days at the gallows,
have thought that the death l now die may
in some degree expiate my faults. To the
colonel recommend my mother, that she
may receive the arrears that are due to me.
May my death be warning to all, that
jealousy is the most terrible disease that can
happen to man, for it drives him to the most
fearful excesses, and he is no longer master


of himself, when this passion takes entire
hold of his mind"