The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02


iy on the fifth count, and acqnittng him On all the
Others. In effect this finding is the sane gen
ere verdict OF guilty all the counts, and in laN
subjects O'Dogherty TO the same penalty as if the
verdict was so framed. Some of our readers may
not be aware that the act under which Mr.. o. Dogh-
eriy was indicted deals with several "crimes.' -
To compass, &C., &c, ''to deprive or depose"
the Queen, "Or TO levy war, ;" "or to move OF stir
any foreigner 10 invasion of these kir,sdans,'
and such compassings, ''or any Of Mem," 10 de-
clare or utter are the offences dealt with BY the
act. The several counts in an indictment framed
some another of these offences. The ffh count
in The present indictment charged Mr.. Dogheriy
with comprising 10 "leyy war" and il Is ON that
count the jury found him guilty.
The sentence will be at the discretion theoi
Court, and il is 10 be hoped that The sentence will
not place nr. O'Dougherty in a worse position
than he would have occupied had he accepted
terms offered 10 him by parties high in authority
terms which nothing but chiyalrous sense OF
honor prevented his taking advantage Of. If There
De as mnch honor on one side as on the other, the
representatives OF the Crown in this matter. will
use their influence 10 prevent heavy penalty be-
| the reward OF his high sense of honor.
Postscript.
We received the following telegraphic despatch
es supplementary 20 those published on our fiTsl
page, at a late hour last night. They will be
found 10 contain later and exciting intelligence
France.
PARIS, Thursday Night
The Presidential question is presented to-day
under new phrase. Gen. Changranier, whose
candidateshp was regn ded with favor by certain
portion of the Moderate party, has rather unex-
pectedy signified his intention 10 decline, which
intention will appear in letter in the journals to-
morrow. meeting of the party of the institute
will be held Tomorrow evening TO discuss the
Presidential question.
Ii is understood that the majority of that party,
convinced that there is no chance for "a De La
murine, will propose that no candidate shall be
adopted, and that the members shall be- seyeTally
left uninflaenced. Raspeil has written 10 the
journals 10 say that he does not withdraw from
The candidateship Of the Presidency of the RepHb-
lie.
RIoTs AMONG THE SoLDIERY.-furing this day
an extraordinary display of military force has been
exhibited within and around the Assembly The
Capital is much agitated. Collisions between the
Liae continue 10 take place in the northern fau-
bourgs. conflict took place last night again al
the Fsubourg PoissoneTe, and as recommended
to-day. The operatives mingled in the tumult,
and pelted the Guard Mobile with stones. At
IToupmerts have been formed at la Chapelle at
present Strong patrols traverse the iaubouTgs.
The Clubs are marked by especial violence On the
subject of the Presidency.
THREATENING SIGNS.-Last night, speeches
were made, in which the populations of the de-
partments were menaced, in case Prince Louis
Napoleon should be returned and the right Of the
minority 10 rise and maintain their opinion by vio-
enee, If necessary, was declared amid loud ap-
plause.
At the bonquet at Dion, one of the orators pro-
nounced eulogy on Marst, Robespieue, Collot,
De HeTbois, and Danton.
TIE RIGHr or LABOR A6AIN.-The Assembly
commenced to-day the reyis ION Of the project OF
the Constitution. An amendment WAS proposed
by NJ Felix PyaL A. Montagnard, 10 restore the
irOit dR trauaH This gave rise TO one OF those
plOsions OF violence which have become COM
mon in the Assembly, in the course OF which a
sharp personal alteration took place between NJ.
NJ. Leon Fancher and Ledru Rollin. The pIopo-
sItiOn of NJ. Pyat WAS only supported b. the party
Of the Montagnards, making up SO votes Ii was
negat.ved by 63S. Ii seems likely that the Teyis-
ion will be completed before the end Of the week ),
and the Constitution proclaimed.
Austria.
HERuIc Offence or the NIESNEsE.--We are
81 III without any direct communicates from Vi
euna- II appears, however, beyond dOubt. that
il has been aitaeke and bonlbaTded ty Wlndlsch-
graft, and that his troops have suffered severely
aUd when the last accounts left, had failed 10
make themselves masters Of the town. Jella-
chich had been compelled to retire, and the citi-
are determined TO destroy the city rather than
surrender. The Defence of Vienna can only be
PARALLEL BY the defence of Saragossa.
VIENNA IN fLAMEs-THE PEOPLE HOLD THEIR
GRoUSD.-The latest intelligence received via Ra-
lisbon is follows: That four of the suburbs viz:
Lichtenthsl Landsirass, Jagerzeil and krdberg are
in flames; the oannonade continued without inter-
mission on both sides throughout the day. The
troops are in possession of the northern line, and
have not vet succeeded in taking any of the sub
urbs. la the Jsgeueil a tremendous baiIicade has
been erected defended by eight cannon and as ma.
ny companies Of burghers. A perpetual fire is
kept up against the enemy, but they were begin
ming TO husband the powder. There was still a sup
ply of provisions. The Western conduit, which
is IN the hands Of the enemy, has not been destroy.
ed. The dead are buried On the elassis, as the
chaTehyari is occupied by the enemy. Uniortu.
naleiy there has been an encounter in the streets
between the tI-colored and the olOred burgh-
ers in which the latter were overcome after they
had set the streets on fire. This is however, a
solitary instance, as otherwise great harmony pre-
yails.
captain in the National Guard hai been hanged
because he wanted 20 infoua the enemy of an in
tended sslly from Nussorf. There is no want oil
money. The Bank has not yet been attacked.
20 90 forms, which were destined icI the Mill
| taTy, have fallen into the hands Of the National
Guard.
| Jell.chich and Auersperg stand southward, and
WiHdischgTaiz northward. The Polish Legion has
had considerable losses at the Pratsf--from 60 Ia
20 dead.
| 0BSEQUIES TO LATOUR.-On the 2sth a general
| service was performed in honor of the late Count
Laiour in the Cathedral Of 0lmnh. The Emperor
and Empress, with the CouIs and all the Civic aud
Military authorities. were present