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sumult vas made, and being himself ihrea- tened with violence, he was compelled to retle from the place and leave the enrared multitude to do their work. All was done "ltn the utmost delibesation and system, and an awful stiffness pervaded the scene, broken only by the sound of the implements employed In demollshing the prison doors. nose who have read Seoi's description Of the fortens' mob as given in the Heart of Mid Loihian, will have m accurate idea of the manner of proceeding at the iail on Thursday night. All was sill men snolte to each other in whispers, but it was wbis- per which nude the blood eurdle to hear if. and indicated the awful energy of purpose with which they were bent upon sacrifrina

 the life of their intended victim. Armed persons were stationed as guards to protect those engaged in breaking down the doors.

 At length between eight and nine o'clock at night, the cell of the wretch was reach ed. Loud shouts of execraiion and triumph rent the air, Us he was dragged forth, and hurried away 10 the scene of the burnt sa- crifeel Some seized him by the hair. some by the arms and legss and in this way he was carried to large locust tree in the rear of the towni, riot far from the iail. He was then chained to the tree with his back against It's trunk and facing 10 the soulh Ihe wood, consisting of rails, plank, &c. was then piled up before him, about as high as hls knees, shavings and brand were brought, and the fire kindled

 Up 10 this time, as We have been inform ed, Mcintosh uttered not q word; but when the fire had seized upon it's victim, he beg ged that some one in the crowd would shoot him. He then eommenced singing hymn and trying to pray. Afterwards he hung hls head and suffered in siemcei until rous- ed by some one saying that he must be ai- ready out of his misery.--upon this, though wrapped in flames, aud though the fire had obllterated the features of humanity, he ras- ed his head, and spoke out distinctly, say ing, s'No, no; feel as much as any of you all shoot me- shoot me-" He was burning about twenty minutes, before life became extinct.

 But tue tale of depravity and woe is not yet told. Afier. the crowd had somewhat dispersed, a rabble of boys who had attend- ed 10 witness the horrid rites, commenced amusing themselves by throwing stones nj the black and disfigured corpse, as il stood chained tosthe tree. The object was 10 see who should first succeed In breaking the skull