Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

DEATH WARRANT OF THE SAvIoUR.--A late
number of the Courier dfs EtdtcS UH,s has
the following article, which cannot but excite
a powerful interest III the heart of every Chris
tian, whatever authenticity II may be thought
worthy of. The Courier says Chance
has Just put into our hands the most imposing
and interesting judicial document 20 all Chris
tians, that ever has been recorded in human
annals that it is the identical death warrant
Of our Lord Jesus Christ"
Sentence rendered by Pon,ius PLATE, acting
/ Governor Of Lower Galilec, stating that
/ Jesus Of Nazareth shall suffer death on the
cross.
In the year seventeen Of the emperor
Tiberius Caesar and the 25ih of March, the city
of the holy Jerusalem, Anna and Caiphas be-
ing priests sacrlicators OF the people OF God,
Pontus Plate, Governor of Lower Galllee,
sitting on the presidential chair Of the frrtory
condemns Jesus of Nazareth TO die on the
cross between two thieves-lhc great aud
notorious evidence Of the people saying:
|. Jesus Is seducer
=. lie is sedltOus.
3. lie is an enemy to the law.
4. lie calls himself falsely. the Son ofGod.
Or lie calls himself falsely the King OF
Israel.
6. He entered into the temple, followed by
4 multitude bearing palm branches IN their
hands.
Order the first centurion, Qulius Cornelius,
to lead him to the place of execution.
Forbid to any person whomsocycr, either
poor or rich, to oppose the death of Jesus.
The witnesses who signed the condcmna-
fion of Jesus are, VIZ: !, Daniel Kobanl, 4
Pharlsec =. Joannas Rorobable 3. Raphde
Roban 4. Capet a citizen.
Jesus shall 90 out of the city Of Jerusalem
by the gate of Sirucnus"
The Philadelphia National Gazette says
that the above sentence is engraved on a cop.
per plate on the side are written these words
- a similar plate IS sent to each tribe Il
was found IN an antique vase Of white marble
while eXcaya,lng IN the ancient city Of AqulIa
~ the kingdom Of Naples, IN the year lS2t
and was discovered by the commlssaries o
arts attached to the French armies. At the
expedition Of Naples, it was found enclosed IN
box of ebony, IN the sacrlsty the CharIrem
The vase in the chapel of Caserta. The
original Is in the Hebrew language.
A BLACK RE REsENTATIvE.-A Paris pa
per of October 30, states that at the sitting OF
the French National Assembly of the prcced-
ing day, considerable movement took place
IN the Chamber IN consequence OF the appear
ance of NJ. Mazulinc, whose admission was
lately pronounced for the COLONY of Martinique
The representative, who is one of the very
blackesl hue, walked up to the extreme end OF
the Chamber and took his seat Immediately
under the clock Ills features were then vsl-
BILE, and presented to view the true negro type
The movement through the Chamber contlnu-
ed to increase, and arrived at It's highest pitch
when the new conner coolly drew out an eve
glass and proceeded 10 lclsurcly examine the
different parts of the Assembly. 1t was some
moments before the President could procure
sufficient attention to allow the discussion on
the constitution To proceed. Boston Adrr.
Tnr MILLER FoRGERY ~ BosroS Tho
holders Of the forced paper have agreed to re-
ceiye from Mr.. Belknap $1,000 and intcres,
from tho date of the genuine notcs, and to
stop all prosecutions agaIus' him, and slpula
ting that IN case the genuine notes should
hereafter come to light they are to hquldaie
them. The money which Mr.. Belknap ia to
pay amounts to nearly 9 per cent of the forged
paper.
Nomination Of Mayor Of Boston THE
County and Ward Convention, at a meeting
held for the purpose of nominating candidate
for the office Of Mayor Of Boston, made nom
nation Of the Hon. John Z. BGclow. Mr.
Quincy, who has served three years IN The
Office, declined being a candidate for ra-clcc-
ton.