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 The conaagration at iHe house occupied by the woman Lalaurie in hospital street nas been the means of discovering one o those atrocities, the details of which seem to betoo incredible for human belief Wewould shrink from the task of detailing the painful circumstances connected herewith, were il not that sense of duty, and the necessity oi exposing and holding up to the public ii- dlgnation such wretch as the perpetrator. renders t indispensable for us to do so.

 ihe flames haviug spread with alarmiag lfaP'dity, and the horrible suspicion being entertained among the spectators, that some ol the inmates of the premises where t ori- glhated, were incafcerated therein, the doors were forced open for the purpose of liberat. lng them. Previous, however, to taking this liberty, (if liberty il can be caled) several gentlemen impeed by their feelings of ha- manlty, demanded the keYs, which were re- fused them Tn gross and insulting manner Upon entering one of the apartments, the most appalling spectacle met their eyes, Seven slaves more or less horribly mltilat- ed, were seen suspended by the neck, with then limbs apparently stretched from one extremity to the other. Language is DOW erless and inadequate to give a proper con ception of the horror which scene like this must have inspired. We shall not attempt It, but leave 1t rather 10 the readers lInagin- ation to picture what 1t was

 These slaves were the property of the de- mon,lnthe shape ofa woman; whomwe men tioned in the beginning of this article. They had been confined by herfor several months in the situation from which they had titis providentially been rescued, and had been merely kept in existence to prolong their sufferlngs and 10 make them taste all that the most refined cruelty could inAict. But why dwell upon such aegrayatng and pain fill particulars! We feel confident that the community share with us ouy indignation. and that vengeance will fall heavily fall upon the guilty culprt. Without being su- pcrsiiious, we cannot but regad the ,aaanaer in which these atrocities havs been brought 10 light as an especial nIerpositlon of heaven.

 Since the above was in tjpe, the popu- lace have repaired to the hoise of this wo- man, and have demolished and destroyed every thing upon which they could lay thc:g hands. Al the lime of inditing this the fury of tbe n1ob remained still unabated and threatens the total demolition of the entire editlee.