...Inevitably," was the stern reply. " Well, then, it will be but a momentary pang !" His last words were — " You will witness to the world that I die like a brave man."* Arnold, raised to the post of Brigadier- General in the royal army, was urged by a sinister ambition...

...final moment was at hand, and asked if he had any thing to say, he answered, "Nothing but to request you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." Among the extraordinary circumstances that attended him, in the midst of his enemies, ho died universally...

...final moment was at hand, and asked if he had anything to say, he answered, " Nothing, but to request you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." Among the extraordinary circumstances that attended him, in the midst of his enemies, he died universally...

...final moment was at hand, and asked if he had any thing to say, he answered, " Nothing but to request you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." Among the extraordinary circumstances that attended him, in the midst of his enemies, he died universally...

...when the fatal moment was at hand, if he had any thing to say? he answered, "Nothing, j but to request that you will witness to the world that I die like a brave man." The succeeding moments closed the affecting scene. This execution was the subject of severe censures....

...hearts of all the spectators. When asked if he had anything to say, he replied, "Nothing, but to request that you will witness to the world that I die like a brave man." A monument \s erected to him in Westminster Abbey. ANDRE', Y'VES MATH, a French Jesuit, and professor...

...of all the spectators. When aeke-I if he had anything to say, he replied, "Nothing, but to request that you will witness to the world that I die like a brave mnn." A monument i* erected to him in Westminster Abbey. ANDRE', Y'VES MABI, a French Jesuit, and professor...

...final moment was at hand, and asked if ho had any thing to say, he answered, "Nothing, but to request you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." Among the extraordinary circumstances that attended him, in the midst of his enemies, he died universally...

...The decision, however, from tenderness to Andre, was not divulged. He encountered his fate, Oct. 2d, at Tappan, with a composure and fortitude, which excited...pained mind, if he had died more like a Christian and less like a soldier. The sympathy, excited among the American officers by his fate, was as universal,...

...admiration and interested the feelings of all who were present. He exhibited some emotion, when he firr.t beheld the preparations at the fatal spot, and inquired,...pained mind, if he had died more like a Christian and less like a soldier. The sympathy, excited among the American officers by his fate, was as universal,...