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1.11•00. JANUARY 10.
The Plgrio do Govern° e•st•isk• • psi descripisoo of
tLc Hall prepared fur the Arscnibly of the Corte% which is
elatcd to be reel ocU arranged, and the galleries capable of
containing 3.10 spectators.
Au scrinat fruit) Santarem' gins • distressing picture of
the es caused by the terrible storm of 'bonder, wind,
a.:.d briny rains, followed by an extraordinary rise of the
Tsgoti.
It is preiumed that the Cortn will out assemble before
the rad of the month.

SOUTH AMARIC 4.

. PARIS PIPRIIS.
—am—
FARIS, ahlitrAßY 30.
Tlee.Niag shot ma received IP rest entailer of
*Serra *MI polder functionaries, civil and judicial.
The exemista•ioss into the affair of Set ardsy last
le continued at the Tuileries. The Prefect of Po-
lice and the Advocate-General passed part of Mon-
sl.y night at the Cootie, sod yesterday resumed their
i.iikairieo at 11 o'clock. Nudging f nether hes
yropspired.
a :(111/111211111,6•0; ::::eflttiniseLlilln: Arorc6,s9i,e.
At fair o'clock the L'harriber received
to the
ruldadist . the Tuileries on Saturday. The
root
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eltillibilli hodooni the details to he printed. sad ep.
nait:rarand deputation to carry to the foot of
the die ettpteision if their sentiments on the
•,, 'iv slam. •
CHAIIIIIER Olt DIPVTIES.
The circuits, more sod the order of the day
Posted yin the hell hors these words—" Comeau-
istrolioti best Goverament."
At • (meteor poet three the President look the
Choir. ' 'The Xeeper of the Seals, snd the lilinisteed
Parquier, Sitar.,,, Roy, Corbirre,_ and Vollele.
,torth their seats. The most profound silence pre.
taile': •
. The Keeper of the Seals thee rim tad detailed
the tircuinstences of the explosion. tills narrative
via- strily i repetitiop of the accounts already pub.
LaArd, with the additions of the distance of the
•pco where t4his
.barrel of powder was placed from
"the King's. (-shiner; which is stated at go (4-0.1...
. Ile concluded with expressing his conviction that
the spirit of disturbance which insoigalee such
crimes would lad itself 'overcome by the certainly
that all its eff iris *mild be mark in vain against
the unalterable fidelity of the nation and of the
'4 •ha.vilwrs, and the lasting union that enlists between
them and the Kong.
The Keeper of the Seals descended from the
'Tribune amidst the liveliest applause.
M. CSITEL rIAJAC moved that a Committee be i
appointed to prepare an Address to the King. ex-
',relining the grief and indignation of the Chamber '
v.v.', tett by the attempt.
• The motion was r.ceived with universal assent,
and adopted unanimously.
The Committee was then appointed, and the
Clamber slow wed.
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• Ltwor, salivate 15.
On thel3th arrived and emit amber is this sort the sachet
brit Terse de SI ale, ft oin Rio Jaiseino,freet wheels place it mil-
t .11 he 200 Is November lust. The seem arrival of shit brig meet
Y re so small sitisfariiatis to an tree Portuguese, slave it
• bees that an adored Soverrlgno irdlorriag only he see ti.
Talents of hit masnaniosaus heart, of the lure be bears
to his people, dues out finish It , or agerestite to his
~,...
pastoral gootioros, to iisterepla Maser the eusesessh
canoe with these kiegtiemib I 1 t. 1 t,
The hi ig elves sus be lehes from the Gowen.
meet, Lai the private Moo I. giving satisfactory se-
*.reensis, lit wen' with retiree to the veotiments of the
Xl.( and bis august family, as of the parrot satidsetios
with .bleb the esseseiseiredems were reedier& at she. Court
LI its. de dormice respoelbaso dm tatit at 00MS-1.11,186114
end the traogoillity which had he ass
.heppily pre-
..... rat is them is a.licalt sad dangerous areuestarees.
t)ur gratitude is especially dot to the kind Petlifittli Pt.
premed ie fittesr of the aisles by their nightwears don
Praise* and (Primes Nora, from obese isdaseasee ultra.
mind amd heart of his hisjesty we easy promise entealts&
the happiest regalia. In she instreetiosis sires to the Caygoio
of the paclul, he is desired to stop at Lisbon six days, or as
...sang as the Gortrinsert Of Shot kingdoms shall detiovstee.
sin hi. arritsti as listr.in he is immetliatety tat give isforms•
lion to sha: Sr rrrtaty of State, so the Navy. to she Commit
of the Admiralty, and ilia lurpertur of the Arroal, &hear.
i•igt to each a copy of hi* insinatious, sod followisi after.
...As the udders that skill be glum him by say of dam
departments scrorJing to the mode if it VII!! tits este.
Is:.st.ed.

COPT OF A LIT FROM LIBUT -COLONEL
A BRITIsH OFFICER IN THE SERVICE OP THE
REPUBLIC OF COLUMBIA, TO HIS BROTHER IN
LONDON.
`, My la-t !Wm home were stabil, 1 believe. from
ou she lst 4.f IN....other of the last year, in shirk
place 1 raised the battalion of Albion from whence we
marched fur Saute Fe, where we ressaild four or five days,
from whew, wa got the mote for the prtoriare of I.4e,bs, the
, 111 my haviug gatord possession of the psovince of Pupsran
toy surprise. • Here we remained some tom., when we were
soddenly ord, reJ to march upon I.a Plata, which the roomy
. lop' posvessed himself of—is, .141mbsr 300. thi the meinsiug
. f the Mrs of April, lmfore daylight, we attacked, and
.umpletelr suerceeci Irviween pros...toys sad kill. d we at-
' fur the rietachirocut with the exceptions of forty
' men, aim escaped larrupsysn. Here we remained about
owe mouth, to un to with other corps, d.stioed to form the
Army of lie South, when we moored to pee the Paramus,
..barb dovides the two swovinces of Isleyba aid Puppis.
11.1. heisig effected, with the loss of truly two E.oglishmen,
o• floor. 41 the low. of Pitiao, where we Gra gut iuttl:s.
geode of our co:my, that be •as &desisting from Puppis,
oath a rolu mu of 1,000 men, to attack us. Our force emu-
avocet of three columns (or regiments) 4.f iuf win, aud •
reserve of about fifty sande) ; is all about 1,200. The
4 114 soy rasped..li .11101 us oil the Gib of hoe, about twelve
o'clock iu the .6), au'l op. tied • must desis us tore ire truism
as ike tow,, lies is a hollow, and they had possessid
ikoanstiors of the hills, covered with wood. We, how, vet,
..treaded iu drift.* said completely destruying the whole
solemn wet • • or first and secuis.l colorist s of ~fasts, sod re-
serve of co very, the twisty, un a charge of cavalry being
mode up foe hill, throwing away tit. ir aims, and melting
soh ly in the wjudir. The cavalry were isolable to pursue is
• catiaciiiietiee of Uri bathing of their lams, but they were
ofsahowc.l by my column (the *retard), and • *malt part of
tea inn, for f .ur leagues, •Lere they had their cavalry
tamed its an open field. I is this pursuit we mode some
ylholoirrs and took 100 fireluaks. 'lke toils of Ibis small
steloap are out yet courtly known, as eves, day come dr.
• 164.1efee6, we Orme whoa *Mee rooted, to precut toenasehris.
Ooe kuodred eftStltleff were made, sod three huothell
soitekells takes. the 111111 day. The ersem)'s loss must have
Leen eery euwidtrable iu ki11.41, as •as that of ours, is
rousemience of the bad p.o.ition unavoidably held by our
lanky, the park of atninuoition sot boils/ yet pooled hiss
Yoram*. it being calm, to curer at. '1 be loss of Esc-
ItaS au this action were air kilk J ; 611160 Capin. u. sore Lout,.
sant. our Ennio, sod twelve p. wounded. You mil
Silt ferteee eXill et to boar (RPM are 161 Ql6llO, 1111 we are d. to
land to liberate that VIO6 lOC.. sod if fugue, continues Is
(-tsar act Lore from donee iv :thou to Eugl sad, as is

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siT :iticytlg • . ..x. at Merriam 11.
- ollswill*lbigildleetalleosiebillsob diopatehod the Aiwa
of the deliverroffielapegail wee reseteed.
I, your Execllesc7 • literal seasseript of the disports...4e
live the satisfaction of communiratline to yea aa
SIN lef the greatest importaace to the noise of the ewobtr
GM for tnewsing of the 9-b, the troops statiesed here, f
rosjoektios with the fah Annum, displayed she As of Walt
predate* with she 'realm esibusiasis. Order woe as wows
pieta, oispervell, elass this transaction had more the appeow,
.nee eta public rejoitiog than • Revellisios.
" t have hestrwed he ensinsanicate this Intelligesee, as II
moat' ineoesee your military *premise., la rester) with
which 11, as Conamossiant-tiearral of this Prowlers, will
anted so 'lron by which 1 away costribete lea tie freedom
of the shitosodiug district. which eassoi fail to be Row la
stylise, di at kit prepared to follow oar example.
is isms Myself of obis f.vourahle opportooily le express
too idr.velaidarads ad Akan bap mad friatursity. May
jaromirdpogodoaa sold lures
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1' October 11.
b T., the Cmalaboodeo.is•cbier of Isle ,
• West e.Fe, in Pupils's, or loos Valero"
I coassanniesie this to yell, Excellency for your walk.
faction meal niformaiies. MANUEL VA LDIIIi..
C.. ral earths law&
To his Excellency F. P. Sestander, the Vice•Pre.
sides* agile Derirtmeot of Ciondinaniarea.
Citizen Reyes Verges, Coloael of the Armies nf Columbia.
cuinswandant.Gruera I . f the Departiorist of Canoe' and
"1" rostannuider.is Chief of she Expedition against Cero,
gotilltilins Fellow titian.' and (1141 Coseposious is Arum
4TOMPTIIEMS AND Fat txtast—These titles, eo sacred to
mg. boaourable and feeling heart, have awakened in u p
all Omar reatissiro.s of patriotism which as erreaceos
intlitirsialas had for • while suppressed. Bora • Columbian
I am enact more • Columbian. Thanks to the God of
Traub who bath. Yes: swish d by oar essomate twig,
I have warred wish • liberticidal b.ad, whirl ought °ley
se have bees raised in defeat, of the amealey; het the
convolsioss of cur eeriest mother coestry has gives
me imporsast lemmas ns the rights of bay. Simla
herself hes taught me that eves • Kies is hot SWAMI-
Pot of his people, and shit she real Berreellgh la the
pee*. %Thee *heeded from mesa, I though., his. my
ancestors, shot the Ling was the legitimate Loildlittibe Na-
tion; I then will' phaetone expoud my life ' ifisfeoce:
bus now shodshe enianortal Clairogn and Riess with
their freedom-W*46g arms, discovered she In edible
heis,
titles of the' saalies. I here become reeve's:int-Abet the
'parish sod the Americas people firefly peesseoabo right
of establishing • Govirseneet meanie* witll.lo* *llll
*mimes, seed tor their own prosperity. .._
My old Comrades is arins!—The Irani& Claiddlatioa
excited.. you, under the lamer of belay Al'dosa, from the
advantages which the Constitutains of Colonels give* you.
There we are tressed as mollifies in society. Here we are the
drat citizen's of the Republic. Believe um; my Mese, our
arose have bees employed to our ewe injury. Ibilara with
than to our WIMP, toustry, mad yea wit he ovoilad with
IM some imbibe's(' as I have be... I oar io. spasero asboy
—I as wow its most suttees decades.. Mal [Mims.
Too die fur my cuoistry will be my glory.
a ETU TAWAS.
Thvidosal Quarter, Cmora, Oct. 91,1910.
'lca
vriIIICULAR DISFA7rFI TO HIS IMAJESTra •
1 ' ' mtssioNs AT FOREIGN COURTS.
I•'
1.41 a a aaaaa Tom Noma or Loans, is ruasuaoca or
1 •0 ADDRESS TO MIS MAJESTY, realsaar, Mil.

Ponies Office, Jaawary if, HMI.
Itra-1 should not Lave (.11 it 'awes's', to have wide
say coninsimiestiou to you, i.t the present stare of the die.
(nations beiges at Tamps. sod tr. itsferred Ssi Laylisach, ►ad
it awl been fur a circslar conensuaicatioa which has beta
addressed by Ike Coatis of Austria, Prussia, sad Bessie,
is their ►everal missions, and which b.. Majesty's GMT's.
at at mortise, Irian silvrited la, weight (however uwistea.
ti wall') marry, apes the subject th.reiss alls.kd ts, very
erellseelele illipressiulte of the peel, as well We of the pee-
s at, seemliest* of the British G swot.
It hie heenate, therefore, necessary to Worm you that
the King has felt Limeell obliged is declare beceimimy a
pail, la the rota is question.
These asessares embrace twos distinct objects: •••1 hi. The
rerabllshrisrat of rettaiii g I prihciptcs fur the ergots
lion of the fah ►e political connect of the Allies is the
roes lliereiti described The proposed modest' deal.

. • •
lug, oath r these principles, it ith the existing *Dries of
The system of measures proposed under the former heed,
if to he eiprewally acted opus', would be ie direct repot.
sauce to the fmilsmental laws of Ibis Colintly. hot Ginn
if this di cisive objection did nut exist, the British (hirer..
ascot world nevertheliva regard the principles or which
these measures rest, to be such as iroolil not he safely ad.
milted as a system of iwitrustional law. They ate of upi-
Mau that their adoptiow would lit ssoctioo, sad, I.
the heads of hos lommlleest ounnirchs, might hereafter lewd
to a winch mine (regrew and ext. naive interference in the
internal transactiows of States, than they we persuaded is
iouroded by the aura parties from whom they proceed, or
ear be recoacileable either with the ern* rat sulerisi, or sub
the efficieut authoritj and dignity of indeprudem Soveritieus.
They do out stemma tht alliance as 4111111. J, under existing
treaties, to assume, in them ch ostler is Allies, say such
seismal powers, weeds they conceive that sash extreorilieory
pothers could he assomed, in lila Ina of any •flesh diplomatic
I:reaction smug the Allied Coterie, without their either
aloriliotiug to ski me It., a supremacy incompatible with the
rights of other States, or, if to be aconirril through the
erects! tremolos' of arch States, without iiitnoluciug a fei:e.
caller spleen is Europe, oat wily unwieldy and sot ffeeiral
to its object, but leading to essay most serious iocouve.
steams.
With respect to the particular cese of Naples, the British
Goverominit. at the eery earliest moment, eid not {imitate to
express their strong disapprobation of the mode sod memos.
antates wieder whielt that revolution was soilinstood to have
biro effected but they, at the same liar, expressly declared
to the several Allied Courts that they should mit consider
docent Mee as ether called upon, or jusiiii:d, to advise ail
beteg mince on the part of this country : they fully omitted,
however, that other Erirospese States, sod especially Art.tria
sad the halloo Powers, might. feel themselves difierreatly
circisuistawccd ; and they professed that it was sot their
purpose Iv prejudge the giteetion as it might •ffi et than, 4uf
to interfere with the comae which ouch States might lisitak
St to adopt, with • visor to Omar own security, provided only
slot they were ready to give teary rensonahist aissuiamee that
Usti' views waive not directed to porpiire• rf seetaudia•••
wens, subs' rsise of the territurl3l *Vitt 01 of Lister:, as
elitists:Wird by the late treatiss.

Upon there priucipka the cuttduct of his Alajort)'s
irersomet with argard to lb► freapulitar question has been,
from die first •twmsut, uoilemaily regulated, and topics of
the miter-Mee instructions sent to the lkiti..h swam lairs at
'Caplet for ilteir guidrece, bare beets from time to mow u aum
witted fo► the itiformation the Allied Gorernmenta.
WA reglad to she expectatiou «bleb is tsp►essed is she
cites Lsr alo.ve alluded iu,oftlee went of the Comas of Lo-
rton and Paris to t►e mute general measurer informed for
their toluptieu, founded, as it is alleged. upturn eaudial
Istatits: in jnrtillcalitni of it. eau cuusietruci and pod

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Ditto •t eight l-2 6
Rotterdam .... 2 C l2 18
Antwerp ..
Handmargh ... 21 C. 38 2
A1tura........21 U. J 3
I'aris 3 day's sigh 25 7s
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Ihninienux 26 • I
Frankfurt on the

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Lithura
431
t:cona
Venice ..... *7 60
I Malta

Naples
Palermo.. —per.)) 115
1.444.444
Oporto
Riu Janeiro
Bahia

Maim. Ex. 111 138
Prlersbisseb.rbl.3 Er 91
Viusaa affective 2 M 10 11
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Madrid....
Cadiz ....
liilboa • 35
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Coin, per ut ....0 0 0
Porristi Gold tit
Bars ...... 3 17 WI
New Doubloons ..0 0 0
New lAillere 4 10i
filter in liars ....0 4

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• VILIRGE OF MURIJIIR. '
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NM Toes, DBMISSIII IS. 11110.
Yesterday; at a Conti of Oyer and Temente?,
held at the City Hail, hefete William W. Van
Ness, one of the Justices of the Supreme Court-of
Judicature of this State. C. D. Culdes'. irla)or.
Peter A. Jay. IL-verde', and Samuel Tooker. one
of the Aldermen of this city. crate on toe trial of
1)r. AIUMIII Kendall, indicted fur the murder of
Henry G. Unhorse. one of the constables of the
Tenth Ward. The following is an outline of the
case es it appeared in evidence:—
Au executiou had issued out of one of the Ward
Courts. against the Prisoner, rod delivered to an
officer by the name of Slawron. who, wish soother
person. went to the house of Hamden am the lath
of November last. On informing the Prisoner
the nature of his errand, he stated. that it was not
in his power to pay the amount then. but that he
would !lay ii on dist day week. The officer then
left she house without making the levy. Ott the
25th, he went again to the house, stud once or
twice previous to the 28th, but could not gain
edinittance ; at which times he spoke to a woman
at the window, who, on the trial. turned out to he
the Prismarea wife. She alleged that he had not
received the money where he expected, and some
other excuses, which induced the officer to suwect
that souse trick would be played him, and deter-
mined to enter the house. Accordingly he broke
op-n the back door, wisest he was sarinerlistely
ordered by the Prisoner to leave the house, at
the some time approaching him with • hatchet
io his banal. The officer, with the p.rsosi with
him, and who was the witness In the case, retreat-
ed—the Prisoner following them--and when they
had nearly reached the last step so the door. the
Prisoner aimed a blow at the head of the Officer
with the hatchet, which be warded off with his
arm. in which lie received • dreadful wound.
The witness immediately took the officer to a
surgeon, with whom he left him, and proceeded
towards the Police-office for authority to apprehend
the Prisoner. On his way thither he stopped at the
7th and 10th wards district court. where he met
several officers of the Police, who told him that be
might arrest the Prisoner without a warrant. Ac.
corilingly, he, with fleory G. Disbrow, the de-
ceased, constable of the Mb ward, with some other
persons, proceeded to the house of the Prisoner,
and immediately broke open the-door without first
demanding entrance, at least it did not satisfac-
torily appear that he did so. Ott entering the
house he discovered all axe, which he took posses.
sion of, supposing it to be the weapon with which
the Prisoner had wounded Slimiest. At this time
the Prisoner was on the stairs, commanding them
to leave his house, and °cuss Ily throwing hot
water at teem. The deceased then pot down the
axe, took off his coat, and was proceeding towards
the Prisoner. who was still on the stairs, and who
declared to him, if lie persisted in coming up, that
he would split out his brains. The deceased pushed
on, when he received two wounds on his head from
the Prisoner, which in a few days after terminated
his existence.
The prisoner was ably defended by Mews. D. B.
Ogden and William Price, and the prosecution
couclucicd by the District Attorney. The Jury
was charged by Judge Van Ness, who, in his ob-
servations, declared. that the first breaking into the
halm, by Slav/son, was illegal ; that if an officer
was killed iu the legal discharge of his duty, it was
murder, though he was not prepared to say whether
am officer had a legal right to break open a honor,
even lifter a levy had been made. That the de.
cooped was in the full discharge of his duty in go-
log to apprehend the Prisoner, fur the wonted In-
flicted on Slawsois without a process, and it was
his duty so to do; but that the breaking open the
door tritaossrfirst reqviring admittance was illegal,
though he was still of opinion, that had the Pri.
SUM!? killed the deceased after he had entered and
divested himself of the axe and coat, and previous
to his attempting to go up stairs, it was murder,
but left the Jury to draw their own conclusion be.l
tween the two cases. He also stated, that it was
not elects:eery always to have • process to apprehesid
a person who had committed a similar violence;
that the laws were not made for the city only,
where process could be easily obtained, but for the
whole country, and when Magistrates resided a
great distance, frequently, from where the crime
was committed. and to wait fur a process might
tumble the culprit to escape.
The Judge elucidated many points of law in the
course of Ins charge, which was very full and ex-
plicit, and stated to the Jury, in case they were
not fully convinced as to the malice of the Pri-
soner against the deceased. that they might return
u verdict of manslaughter ; but tf the Jury was of
opinion that lie had acted only in defence of his
person and property, and had only used sufficient
force to expel them front les house, it should be
their duty to acquit him.
The Jury then retired, and in about ten &mutes
returned a verdict of " Guilty of manslaughter."
The Court was adjourned until this ruin g,
when the Pristine' will be sentenced ; he is upsvitude
of sixty-six years of age, a native of Connecticut,.
mud fought at the battle of Lexington. Colonel
Loomis proved his being acquainted with him in
the American army forty-four years ago.

DUMBER 14.

RAN DA LLS CASE.
Yeiverday musunig the Court of Oyer and Ter-
miner hawing asortisbled. Dr. oflounaA I(nßddl, who
load been convicted of town:laughter on the day pre-
ceding. in the case of Healy G. Disbrow, was 'nought
to the bar to receive his sentence. On bring asked
the usual question what he bad to say why sta-
telier should not be pronoiniettl against lure, be
replied, that " hr had been a soldier in the revolu•
tionary war ; this he was • man far soirmiced in
years. and had always conducted himself ua • taw et
such pewcrable titlZrli ; 11141, wills respect to the au.
furitonsie circitiostitoice which had oaken plse., lie
conceived that his house war his rook; that, or lie
lied told the officers tu mond off, he thought lie had
• right to defend himself and iwoperty ; sail that
the iiiisfurtusie which had cussed was using to
the temerity of the lacers, two to any misconduct
uu hi. pest. Ile addressed linnet If to the Court in
• firm lime; hut ibis address was so far bout opria-
iing in his bestow, that it is belier‘d it induced
t troy individual present so cousider lusts N a harden-
ed rod 10414-rent utleader.
The Prisoner hosing fiiiished Isis spo!ogy far the

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clime 'which he had committed, was addressed by
Jodie Van Nen in a most feeling manner.
The JUDQS observed, that the Prisoner's having
been a soldier iii the revolutionary war, and beiwz
far advanced in years, had very probably operated
in the minds of the July to tetchier them to give in
their verdict aeasslewghter, instead of warder ;
-that the Court had taken his Altimeter into coo.
and understood that he was a man
of brutal and savage disposition, and that they con.
Mitered it indispensably aeeeseary to 'afford him no
further opportunity of doing injury to society....
lie mentioned that the Prisoner was now tottering
on the brink of the grave, and that the sentence which
was about to be pronounced against him would,
in all probability, prevent him from commiting
each offences as those, of which he had heretofore
been guilty ; that he most endeavour, in order to
ensure lots happiness in a future world, to make op
his peace with God, so that he might obtain merry
front him ; but he admonished him, that his erintis
were of so atrocious a nature, that it mould be rot
vain for him to expect mercy from his fellow-rniii.
lie expatiated at some length on the enormity of
his offence, in sending a fellow-mortid, unprepmeit,
into eternity ; that he had made his wife a widow,
sod his children fatherleu. He told him that he
was a man who had cruelly imbrued his lomat, ird
the blood of a fellow-creature ;, that the spirit of
Disbrow might, at the last day, make his limner.
ance before him, arid that his situation would then
he peculiarly awful if he did not repent of this and
of all his other sins. He mentioned that Slaw.on,
the other officer, whom he had severely woninled,
was still lying in a very precarious situation, arid
that if he should die before one year, he would lie
indicted for his murder, and have to abide the con.
sequences.---The prisoner had likewise wousided
another officer, who, it appears, is tut a fair way of
recovery.
The Judge obrerved, that the Court, after hoc.
ing duly inquired into the Prisoner's charactei,
were induced to consider him as a very (tangelo's,
member of society; they, therefore, rentenced him
to confinemeot in the State Prison fur tea years et
hard labour.—Randall baud • his sentence with
great coolness. •

MiNXE TS.
—o.
(From Ike " L 01141014 New Pries Owned.")

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FRIDAY, issituaitY 2.
Co'nott.—The Cotton market cuutiums heavy; the.*
sio sellers at say redurtiou. The purchases
der last eivasist of 50 Persian's, 12 d. isboort;
id.; Bespds, a qd. The lettres frum
thisotoralse Male there was cuasiderable imisioras
ditmsd at steady prices.
ia.—The *mad for Museavades daring the week
be. bees limited, yet No redaction in the prices cis be
dated; good Sawa are scarce, and as nu adequate sup.
• On so be inpitted fee seise time, it is ens tideolly 5atici-
,9214211,11111 rate very bails in cosaparisoa with the low
simaripliamar
The lbeiwed market has bees very heavy all the week, sad
as the wish of the balden to .Reef asks increases, a reduc-
tion' of Is. toast again be stated. Molasses ale steady.
lbsperted last week I— Single. Double.
To the Iletlitertaaeon 517.114 £1,041
Ireland

Ilfsst loess

£19,471 £1,841
Foreign Snows awe /1/0“ inquired after, aad the geed sad
dee qualities at the India Howse sold et higher prices than
mild previously be realised by private cuutract.
Cornts.--The ask at the India House went of about
higher thee by private cosine, or what had previously
bees sold by riblic sale ; albeit a half was however reported
to be tubes io. The other deecriptious of Coffee ore lower:
a sale, consisting of 181 casks and 294 bags British Planta-
tion. west of Is. a Ile. lower than soy previous prices; a
large peopertioa was Coffee from Demerara cad Berbice:
middling. which had previously bees selling at 1335. Bd. and
1345. west at 13211. and 1395. 6d.•' the ordinary desciiptions,
nod the lisw middliog, nearly is the same proprieties. is-
mains Coffee west .early at the same decline; good ordi-
nary. but rank, 116 s. a 116 s. 8.1.; good ordinary pale, Ills.
and 1195.; Joe uedisary, IVs. Id. There wry, no public
sales of Coffee this forenoon, and very little doiog by private
contract.

Elm, BRANDT. wad Homanws.—The demand fee Rena
eostessee very limited; the prices, which are nearly
sal, are whinier soy alteration. The holders of Broody are
becoming still more anxioos re effect ealea : purchases can
iircosseipaewee be made at a further reducties of id. per
plies. I■ Graterra there is no alteration.
TaLgew.—The deemed for Pereira Tallow cool hoses very
languid, she nelatiess ere a abode lower. The Tews star-
ker Is to de, %soled 665. W. which is Is. lower tins last
week.
CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, FUIRVAIIT 2.
Although we have had so fresh arrivals since
the sale of all grain was exceedingly heavy thin lionticag,
except prime dry simples of Wheat, sod picked samples of
Barley, which ebtaifted Allooday's prices; but all descrip-
tive. were seisaleable. Is 8e..., Pease, and Oats so
alteration is price, het each of those articles were deli is
sole.

•lIITHFSRLD OIARKIBT, - —FaiDAY, Pseitomtv 2.
There was a short supply of all bards of cattle at nos Art
t►is verrialug, in consetpleaire of which the priras are higher
thaw last market day. la the Haymarket no alietwiiew ;
Straw and Clover remain as per law. The following is a cor-
rect list of t►e priers bud um►era:—
To sink the olfat p atone of Olb.
Seelt....3s. IN. to is. 14. &ad of Cattle this
■uilao.A.. lid to is. N. Inuits MI
Lasab...os. Od. to Os. 04. Sheep
V5a1....5.1. M. to Is. Od Calves
10
Pooh .. ds 14 tio Sr. 10.1. Pies

AL IIIAKILET, Faaaveity S.
I. Stirs geld. price.
ibi 3le. 9d. le its. Oil.
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Yesterdst—Pwurtcayses OF 11111
dap at tk Beak, &disgust, East laths kW loath tka

MARRIAGE.
Os the lllib ult. at Toter.. Merionethshire, .1640 Pub,
Xaq. of Illasdry Hall, seer Wreakano. to Miss Detrelesizooly
Pieter to Pere Deveresa, Esq. of &ye-glass, Motegessaiy-
shire.
DEATHS.
Os Friday, the ltltlt ef January, at Clanunent Park,
Esher, Wesel the dares de Hardrobreek, Equerry to ki•
Royal Higloess Peirce Leopold. Yesterday the remains of
the Rano woe interred at Ether Murk. Rove Jost the
Ninon Mimeo.,' followed as chief eauersier. Barer 11.4fe1,
the Barium. Minister; and Weed Adds eihrolie, slur
followed.
▪ Wedtwoday stoesieg, Movie* Lake, Esq., rather
Me had hers isdeposed few mete time, bet sot
so▪ as to essillse hen within door; sad so late as Tends,
afternous ha bad called to pay his reaped. to his anal
HWwes.lke Duke of York, at his beese is the Iloilo yarsl,
St. Jassren Painor.

Ignowd sod Pebbisbad m Tub reins• Peas sad Ties
GOMIS Nye. /le. Iff, •tried, bp C. CURPWIII.I.,
fd ibe &MIL

noriemit of Sooih America the Nosier& ertreelvtill
tie t slehitee. wt-asi wools she rollebitiol-valky a
Ca! • ' home So espotlooe she esosirivo. Wr
base. Vlho romp oat were Ike lA% awl those
DM 'is WIN spirit. heire their Use alevolree. Whig is
vidi of the North, midi, I believe, wile:it
Weareybas sad Coverts* very Aar*. My wish to
here teemed pare of the army evader hie preosal ,
Mt you know • soldier hi tossed about like • olhotelhoorh„
and I ase owe Airy day !reveilles still teeth* boo my
motive lipid.