The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-04

A,ffairs IN the Oriental State remained
quite unsettled, but no details VI imPos-
tance are given.
Nor BAp.-Lsst week we mentioned
that two men, Dunham and Edmundss
were tried aud convicted Of the crime Of
burglary at the recent term Of the county
court, aud setenced to one years confine.
ment in the State Prison. On Tuesday
Of last week, the prisoners we're taken to
Weathersfield by Sheriff Webb. When
they arrived at the prison, as 10 customs
~, they were questioned by the warden,
what occupation they we're best acquant-
ed with, when Durham very dryIy obser.
we'd, AS for me, l have always been
pEpLAR, and should like to follow that
business now.' Brooklyn Oh.
Randolph's Horses-The stud of hor.
ses belonging to John Randolph Of Ro-
anoke, deceased-more than 100 head,
will be sold at auction, at Charlotte Court
House, Virginia the sale to commence
on Thursday, the 9Th of October, 1884,
and continue from day to day, until COM
pleted This is believed TO be the very
! finest stcd oi Horses in America.
Cure for Lo,o Spirits. On Wednes-
\ day last, John Lowett was committed
to tho Wakefield House Of Correction
for SIX months as punishment for cruelty
beating his vile, who is only II yesrs Of
age, and not twelve months married.--
Lowe;t said that the young woman wss
subject to lowness OF spirit, and that hs
used to give her a slight baating now and
then merely to revive her /!
Halifax Guardian.
The Court and Jury were occupied the
whole Of yesterday with the trial Of Har-
ris. The Attorney General closed the
testimony IN the opening Of the case on
the part Of the government in tho fore
noon. During the day eight witnesses
tor the prisoner were called and examin-
ed. We believe the evidence will all bs
given to The Jury this day. MIR Wbippls
will probably close tho case for the pris-
oner on Friday, and the Attorney Gene
raj for the Government Saturday moyn-
inng. Prov. Daily News Of Oct. I'd.
| FoREIGN.-London papers Of the 2Sd
ult. and Liverpool Of the Oath, have been
received at New Yo,k by the packet ship
| Napoleon. Thev contain nothing Of i'm
poriance in addition TO what was received
ut this port on Sunday.
The following are extracts from the
statement read by the Spanish Prime
Minister to the Cortes, on the subject Of
the diplomatic relations Of the country.
| With the United States Of America Q
treaty has just been ratified, which was
on the point of being signed when took
possession Of the Foreign Department.
Repeated claims and complaints on the
subjec, Of the losses which the trade OF
the Republic was supposed to have sus-
tanned at the hands OF the Spanish au-
thvrities, or by vessels bearing our flag,
gave rise to long aud tedious ncgOtia.
ilon, which has at length been terminated
by fixing the sum which the Spanish Cow
eminent had to pay in order to DO entirs-
" free. This sum having been ascer-
\ t.ined after certain immoderate preten-
tions had been considerably reduced, all
that remained to be done when ] entered
the cabinet related to certain accidental
circumstances with regard to its execu.
Iiion.-lhose difficulties have been reno.
we'd without prejudics 10 the Treasury,
and Her Majesty, after consulting the
Council Of Regency and her Ministers,
gave orders that the treaty ehould DO con-
cluded, the publications. of which have
just been received, and Of which copy
Is to be inserted among the documents.
The picture presented by the commerce
of Spun with the empire Of the BTazils,
as il now exists, although reduced to Z
limited scale, still offers the most flatter-
ing perspective, according to all the In
lormut,on which reaches the Government,
and il will mol be one vi the smallest IT,
ties to the gratitude OF the nation, among
. the many benefits already due TO The au.
gus, Queen Regent, 10 record, that s'
: the very time when she was Fastening
| with her aims the triumph Of the legiti.
n mate throne, and the liberty Of a neigh
+, boring kingdom, she was extending hel
n regards towards the new world, in Ordel
to omen its ports to the vessels Of Spain
a and revive, with their rich freighis, ths
+ agriculture, the industry, aud the com.
4 merce Of the nation.
The day will soon come when these
Ipreat advantages will extend themselye,
over q WIDER circle, and when the nation
,r prospcring under the shade Of tutelar,
- institutions, will consecrate itselI TO th'
solid and permanent benefits which its mr.
dor and courage displayed IN other sgs'
@ in glorious conquesis.
!, The following are the only additions
!. articles OF interest
- The Journal des Debates Of Thursday
contains an article dated Constantinople
00ih lliinn which reneats that tha noai