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 :... Tss. ,h. co,.,,n... asa .A.,, ssss;... A.., ssrAra sss ssassmpt sG all ,a esnseQssace of ths e0asase passnsa tn tg sile pshkihg af aee igsy. nsse wiii qnestssa asay. Tbs islsk joasnals--whig sesy. sAd EaAieal. aays eae os fse h ths pay ef Dnkssn Csstie--ers loud h condemn lae the trek bsng hefsFious ia design unjust in
 
 ef Magma Chasta that slosisus hesa by whioh .esv> I ibefiy" was sessFed 0 Al s1eiecia of the British cfown--triai by iaIr aud impartial iusfes. Of shs mosai e6eeB af this Fr0seeston aud tonseiien iis I te esa be said. 1/ 1 The scene that teok piacs ia he eeutt when sea- tescs was pronoanced-ths hsnghiy to1e of ded- anrc. t's contsmp,uous 1corn. and the boA an daring de siaFacn cf tho prisoner when he branded hIs jndges as patisaAs. apd the sheriff lugEisr. and s'pesursd oiiciai, VII not sasiy bs forgot tsn; mach less the enthusiasm Of the crowd ceaEFe- gated within. tbe wales set apart to the admihisYa. uaa ofjustiec t eheerei and fs-eehosd e Fepub- tiean sentiments of the convict. Sympsthy for his wife and family are universally expressed. and aa- tohsi tributs s set foot te support both her and her children durisg the expsiriation of Mir. Miteh e.i fTom hia native land. o The following isa brief account of the stats oi the strssis after Mr Mieheli bad been removed to NeMRats @ #sf 1 Ia the evening, crowd in Chapel sfrest and about Green street. roomposed principally of boys. brcane rather disordedy, aad the police were ebhged Y; in doing which they reerised some roagif tssat- Hent. one constable being struck in the iaes, while others had their hats saashrd and sere etherw ise knocked about. Small boys made themselves ae- tive In picking ap and throwing stones.
 1 Ca one af these occasions she posce were dri- ving crowd befefs them with their hssoz=, and As Devin RieIiy and brother of Mir. Mischeii. who hsppeaed te be in the crowd, (ster retarning from yisiiiag Bar Miichcti, were knorked down. and the fassaer received blow of baton on tho wris, lshd khe latter rather slight cut in the back of the I bead either from blow of baion CT by the fall which he sustained. The parties were obliged ie repair to nsghborihg medical establishment to ge, 1 their wounds dRessed. For some time groups ., persons remained in the streets, amewgst which pekpockets mingled as usual and piled their s0cA- tiou; but about twelve o'clock the streets had re- sumed their wuBied quiet es
 When ehn prsn rarfiniitp aAads s1.. judges entered . carriage which was in waiting a the rear (the usual piAeel Of the court. TheiI iofdships were preceded in a carnage by the Higs SherIf and an sdysnced guard ef police. The eaf raags in which their lofdships rode was snFreundss by troop of Lancers. A considerable number o people followed the carTiage and tue crowd gainet strength as it passed on
 In Sackviiie street and at Cariisle bridge tAsrs was considerable gfeanlng as the carriage passed but, wi'h this exception there was other l1dicA tioa of feeling. crowd collected about Nelson i Pillar. but at nine o'clock the streets pFesented the 4 usual appearance. Although there was consideTa. ble excitement, everything passed of quietly; and 90 far as could be asceFtsned, there was not the leas accident. nor any approach to anything breael ot the peace.
 At the sitting Of the esart on the foiowing morn ing, Saturday. May z7, the prisoner was seHieacee to fourteen years transportation. Af,er Baron Ls froy bad delivered judgment. Mir. Mitchell, whs heard bis sentence quite unmoyed, asked leave ts address the court He said-The law has now dons it's part, and have done mine. was prepared fol this thIee months ago. whea told Lord Ciarendof thai would compel him to bling me te what at, called the courts of justice, and then pack jur, for my condemnation.
 told the.EngIish government. who TOW rule th country. that they would have so meet me in thos places called courts oi justice, would be readj 0 meet them here or ia soma other iieid. haS' ses my life upon cast and the victory is with me sure that DO man in this court. not even judg, or jnry, regards me a criiainsi have sbowf how inc English government. in this county. cat alone be carried onby packed jaries paitizan judg es, and a periuYed shefiif (Great sensa ion.) II Judge Leffcy said he could not suffer thls course of observation to be persssered in.
 Mir Mitcheli--Wesi. then, wIii say no more oi tha! subject. Bai wish 10 say. that all have pa fortii-ali, have done from strong sense of duty have performed my dnty--the people have now ts perform theifs. This is bat the beginning oi th' eon'est-ts end iz in the hands sf God. othefs ss' to be found to continue the struggle. The RomsI stood nnfnsved whilst bis hand was burning to ash before the iy rants tace, and csn hnd hand thre hsnds, to b1ra or die for theiT ecan,ry.
 Iieie the scene became most anfuliy exciting "A oad of tarfisiers and gentlemen crowded rcua inc dock, to sisske hands with Mir. Mrcheit. 1 da ehios ciees hen resounded through the court TI poics lnt ,rtered 10 preserve ordef. and to pre- eei'r 'ie Pe;st'as who surrounded inc dock. fies sii'ving |, Ia, sand on Mir. MGcheli, ss hc Wal bei itsg ttkeH eiu sts place uy the gaoisfs scBf ac easued ( ,''dges fed from the bench, to whiei iHey te arDd i1 about two minaies, during whiel tbs hrs, of tha esciirmeHt lasted. Mpssn, O'Gcs '"sn, Nesgk~r, snd Deheney were handled by lhi t'oee.
 i An officer ef ,he liae, who was near the dock lptsfF's bctn~e.s Ms. Mesgher and the cons sbles and nlie ed hiS s, ni Q Mf. Meaghes, who deciinss Il inZ, he woa | not take the arm of any nsar w-sr uS ths B'i,ish uniform T~o or three othel persons were arrested In the gasleEy--oae gentle man leT throwing boqaes into ths dock. as th. eonyiei ~as drsgged to- hss eli Tbis gentleman hose name we dld net learn. was ihen brought ls t.e bar by inspector MsCarthy. who eharg.d hin w1th hsvsng distarbed tse court.
 About o'clock en the same day, be wss re moved, ia h~asy irons, ard placed oa board ho Ms)ssys s,ssIsaip 5Aeerwstsr, oo his way 10 Spik, Isiaad. Cosk, where Ls arrived on Saturday, to. l 2Ssh uit. I 40 extraordinary edition of the cosk rspss. pub