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SPEciAE Misses 70 THE w STATES
Lord AShbsfton's superintendent has been
fayofably received 10 commercial CIRCLES
and gwen . ioaef1f cobfdence % ihe
f holdsrs 81 State Socks. His lordship's
superintendent viii Be scceplabls 10 the A.
meficans. - The Messrs 5arings have been
for msny years most extremely engaged
: 10 Ameriean affairs. and, ia fact, the q
gents OF The American Government 10
monetary operations. HisiordshipIs BE-
sides citizen Of lAe great republic, and
oae ofthe largest landed propsieiofs. TOO.
in the State ii PENNSYLVANIA. His talents
- 4 man Of business are well kno9ns-
~4ie IS one Of the largest householder 10
the D. s.. and Lady AshAarton flste Miss
Bingham Is 40 Amsricnf& bilshs Well
yeFsed 10 Tie history aud value Of State
bonds. and Of lhe peculiar structure Of The
American constitution. ne will be able 10
press upon he attention Of the,sAmeficans
rhenecessity Of pugctual provision for The
public engagements. The americans
themselves are the greatest Sufferers bE
the dfstTnSt With which their securities
are boxed upon, for they are thereby del
p5ived Of Doe 81 thstr psinciPsl means ol
supporting their own property, and. uni
iii their credit Be restored. their trade and
manufactures must be rn a depressed con
dilion. But q satisfactory arrangement
Of their differences with this country Is, in
the first place, absolutely necessary. 81 a
prelude 10 the future happiness and well
fare Of the Union and this important o.
lect, we trust, will nowibe Accomplished
The Wings Of Mississippi protest against be-
irg INCLUDED il the ienuneiatioas sgelied against
The whole sale. for a breach Of faith in @repu-
dating her debls. A minority Of seventeen
Thousand opposed the dissraeeful proceeding.
and claim 10 be free from repfoof They say ~
Il True. the wings Of Mississippi feel-keeny
fret=4the position Of moral degladalln lb
which her beloved Stale has been reduced by
LocpfocatsIn, Ffde, lhes feelihatthe name BIZ
which Tins Jaitn sisisr is designated &Ill hence
f6ith be synenY nous with jfaad, howevsrp7qua
and enyiabs Il may once have been, Yei, ace
have not dlnellils thing Our hands are uoi
ssaine4 .wi!pSfhe assrdcef1l work. Our gar
\ .lrnts w mot soIifd BY he moral pollution pi
WYOMING men out#ef the gold they l6aaed us ii
tIne IL need i Our Seiee,Ea as, raised against ibis
preceding. Oar#earm was TajSsd in deEeace III
lie honor Of The SlRi6. We.were eioyen down
Ia our POSITION hy the superior numbers Of our
enemies Shall we, then, phe Waig p1w Of
Mississippi. r he heFded mia conmon mass, will
hnse who.uphodlhe asiiboad flag
Coli Teial-Hs coaftssion Of the uur-
dasr.-Tfe ltal3qf JohnzC. Colt, for the
marderoiMr Adams ID drawing 10 close
The evidence was concluded on Thurs.
day, and Mr.. Emmeltl one lhe prison.
.sJeI's counsel, addressed the JhFy aud read
asCoafessidq of pc Murder. as wntien By,
Colt, which 'coroboraiesln every respect,
a,kihat hAd been stated BY The witnesses,
with The exception that he asserts he COM
naittedlhe murder ia self defence, and3se-
eFeied the body 10 prevent trial and dis
grace.
Coa, declared Gully Of .ifrrder. -On
Saturday evening. he jaryAinsihe case Of
: Coli, u1def trial 10 New York, for The
murder BIZ MIR Adams, returned with a
verdict 81 Gully l6f .Murdsr. Il
CApITAIs PUNISHMENT - There is eve
~ reason to believethat the criminal code
OF NeE York vii be altered al the present
? session Of the Legislature. s. The abolition
of the punish nent pf death. We learn
shat ibe press Of The State. with but II W
exceptions, is in tayorI Of the change, and
thatshe same feeling exists 10 The Legisla-
ture 10 avery considerable extelst =
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