The massacre reported to have taken place in Paris does not discourage them; on the contrary, they are glad to know that suspected persons in the interior are got rid of."] [Footnote 3266: Moore, I.338 (Sept.

4).

At Clermont, the murder of a fish-dealer, killed for insulting the Breton volunteers .-- 401 (Sept.
7), the son of the post-master at Saint-Amand is killed on suspicion of communicating with the enemy.--"Archives Nationales," F7; 3249.
Letter of the district-administrators of Senlis, Oct.

31 (Aug.

15).