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cot into the garden before the dog had escap-
ed. and made him captive. AS soon as he
was seized lack deliberately took the spade,
cut his tail, and set him at liberty. Shortly
after the gentleman entered the garden, and
inquired ofthe gardener it the dog continued
his annoyancee Hen never trouble us again,
replied Jack--I caught him this morning,
,laskihhed his rudder, and set him oil be-
fore the wind. he will never be able to steer
his way back.


In August last, She publisher Of newspa-
ner at Poictiers in France was tried and con
demned to paw 5000 frsacs and to DC pun
shed with three months imprisonment, for
having published an obituary notice OF PERI
son who had been distinguished during the
revolution, and had voted for the deatf OF Lou
is 10th, though that person had special per"
mission from the Bourbons. for certain sub
sequent services, to remain in France. Inc


publisher appealed to the higher court, and
the sentence was confirmed. When 1t was
read the poor man was so shocked that he
fell sensel-ss, WAS carried home, fell into
stupor and forgot every thing, being com
pletcv derangel He was man OF 90 years,
Of large family and good character. and
was called Catanean. So much tor liberty


of any kind in France.