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COURT OF ASSIZE.., Jui.v 7.

tND OF THE 11i1AL THE oISANT

The Jury entered the Court this morning at
'quarter after six, utter a deliberation of 'eleven-
hours and three 'quarters. Tire list of the con-
demned .fo!lovis, according; to their 'crimes and
pimishinvnts
lst Series,—The `Crimea Treasort, provided
for by the 86 anti 87 Articles of the Penal Code,
whlrti condemns the accused to death, and to
have his hund cut off.

Pleignier, Carbonneatt, atld Tolteron, to be
conducted to the place of execution in their shirts,
.o:ith bare feet, and their heads covered with
blAck veil`; ',ma to be exposed 't►hnn the scaffold
whilst the i):iicer reAthillcr sentence to the people ;
their hands are Uteri to be cltt olds 'end they are to
be immediately execnied,

2d Series.—,The Ist Article of the Lath of No-
vember 1, 1815, inrliela the penalty of ileporta-
tion on such aS arc goilty of printing and distri-
buting seditiuus writing i By which Law the fol-
lowing prisoners tvcre Condemned :—Charles,
LAISMIX, \levier, the
*man heard, and Dervin—(the ttyty last natueti
by a matioti:y of 7 to 5 only ; but the Court, al-
tor hating deliberated, unanimously agreed to the
sentence 01 the majority of the Jury). '
3d Series.,—,The tritne of not revealing within
four and-twenty hours is provided for by the

10:id and 104th Articles of the Penal Code,

which inflicts the punishment Of solitary confine-
ment, and %,t.hielt the Court has applied to each of
the prisoners in the following proportion :
Henry there to eight years ; James Ozeitl, fire

yvars ; Sourtl9n, ten years ; Desenbes, ten years;
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(ionnealo, ten years; Bonnassicr, the yo►inger,
six years ; Bounassicr, the elder, eight years ;
Philippe, ten years.

`The above-mentioned accused, at the expira-
tion ot their punishnient, will be placed under

the Surveillance of the Police, and find surctieb
in 1000 francs.

4th Serica.—Distriboting a rallying sign, not au-
thoraved by !awl is punished by imprisonment:
Cartier to fivt years, 50 francs fine, a privation
of, a third of Ills pension for two years, surveil-
lance, and 1000 franc* sucety.
The remainder of the Accitied,
Dronnt, L,jenne, Garniet., En-uantiel Ozdre,
Diet rick, llortzratt, alias Ferdillm*ld., and- elanson ,
Were deflat ed not guilty, and accordingly s,.:t at
liberty ,

The Cletl: of the Court read to the Accused the
declaration of the Jury. During the whOle of the
time Pleignier gazed upon the earth with the
most stupid insensibility. ‘Cittbouncau seemed
resigned to his fete ; Tiefrane kept his eyes raised
towards hea.en ;Heron did not change in the
least.—As to Derwin, he replied to several goes:
tions " Never ! nn ! never !" Desbaiwes was
plunged in the deepest affliction, which without
doubt augmented the despair of the woman Pi-
card, for she screamed and sobbed bitterly.—
Sourdon gave the greatest attention to the sen.
teode of the Jury, and wished to discuss the law.

At thetime the President ordered tl►e Gens-
d'armes to take away the prisoners, Pleignier de-
mantled leave to ripe►►k. The President answered,
elot it he had any thing to reveal he would np-
pOint a Magistrate to whom he might entrust it.
Fleignier replied, that he wished the public to be
informed of it.

The President did not think it proper to satisfy
his demand, and the prisoners retired in.silence.
Conducted into the Court of the Conciergerie,
Catbonneatu and Tolleron were deprived .of their
clothes,' and dressed in those of the prison. DUP..
the time that Carbcinnean dressed himself, he
cOntinued very tranquil. lie says he grieves only
far his wife and children ; he hopes Government
will take laity on them.

Vleignicr la ad been separated from his nottappy
aecomplis:es, andlie still persisted in saying that
lie' would aritit to the King. Do not let us for-
get to observe, that tl c President read the For-
mula of the 58th Article of the Ordonnauce of
March 26th 1816, find declared to Desbannes and
Deßetthes, in the name 6t the Legion of Honour,

`that having _failed in their fidelity they ceased to
be members of it.

Thus has finished this trial, remarkable for the
tundition of the guilty, and a terrilde example of
the revolutionary delirium which overturned so-
ciety, and made all crimes possible.

PARIS, JULY 9.—Ar ten this morning there
was tt grand review, in the Court of the Tuileries,
of three liepartmental Legions. After the troops
had defiled, the Princes were conducted to their
ap,rrttnents with cries of " Vivc lc Roi !--d-Vivent
its 'Bourbons."

airistoithe, King of liayti, invites in