Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

lily and children. and also saying-'.rhe
villain, | am ruined;" or. '.The villain!
he has ruined me-" All who were pres
ent agree that he did not say he was ''be-
,rayed." One Of the officers thinks,
from some broken sentences that he
caught; that the prisoner said something
about some one having placed the limbs
where they were found, for the purpose OF
obtaining the reward, and that the discov-
cry of them there would involve the priso-
nerS ruin.
I The following is among the items pub
hshed in the Boston Transcript:
ut will be apparent TO those who give
al. the circumstances of the case n dis
passionate consideration, that the first step
has not yet been taken towards bringing
home this supposed murder to DIR. Web
steers hands-namely. the Identification
of the body. Until this is done. no one
can be tried for murder. But further.
should the body be den,ified-or rather
the mu,ilated fragments of the body-as
that Of DR. Parkman. still We should not
be 100 ready TO conclude that Professor
Webster mus, necessarily have been the
murderer.
I'VE understand that the Hon. Frank
lin Dexter has been retained as counsel
for Professor Webster, and that an exam
ina,ion in Court will be waived for the
present
The question was asked the examin-
ing physicians if the body was apparent
~ cut by a skilful hand. The answer
was-"No. it was chopped up by some
such instrument as a Ratchet" The
Ratchet belonging to that part of the build
ing, il is said, is not 10 be found.
Arrival Of the Steamship Ear Or:s.
Boston, Dec. 9th.
The Cotton Market was exceedingly
quiet during the week. and prices receded
10 ID Fair Upands and Mobile quo
ted at esd; Fair New Orleans Old
Sales of the week 500 bales.
Grain Make, dull Best Western Ca
nal Flour 2Ofa23s; Philadelphia and
Baltimore 23s 6dta24s. American white
Whea, IS 8d(a7s Cd: Red Us 4dfa;is I'd
per bushel. Indian Corn, white 27(u eos
yellow e6G-7s per quarter; Meal l3s
6d(uI4s Cd
The Wool trade was improving. En-
glish funds depressed-Consols "a 5-8Gu
GA 1-& for money and account.
II t\1Is-N'ii t'at oNil vi ->oNtIIipti,
the High Court at Versailles sentenced
Lcdru Rollin and thirty-three others inn
plicaied in the June instruction, TO trans
portation for life. The scizing of papers
and trying Of editors for expressing oPin-
ions considered detrimental TO the gov
eminent. continues. Twenty seats in
the Assembly have been made vacant by
convictions at Versailles.
Louis Napoleon has published decree
cashierng Pierre Bonapa d-pri-
wing him Of his rank Of Chief de Battai-
ion OF the African Legion. for an alleged
breach. Pierre Bonaparic publishes a
long letter, in which he says the Prcsi-
dents decree has no force in law. and
looks upon the dismissal as null and void
GuiZoit is in Paris. much lionized The
only thing OF interest in the Assembly
was the refusal TO grant all additional co.
600 francs TO the Vice Presidents salary
Challenges are of daily occurrence a
mong the members Of the Assembly and
Editors.
IN.--The Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs has officially announced the recall
Of the Spanish troops from the Roman
States.
SECOND DIsPATCH.-Garribaldi has ar
rived at Glbrater. on board the Sandman
ship that had been placed at his disposal
by the government of Sardinia. The
government also ordered ten thousand
francs 10 be given him, which he refuse
The President Of the Council gave a
grand dinner TO the American Minister
TU RkEN--I.etters from Widden, OF
the 4th Of November. says the IIungari-
an and Polish refugees have been trans
ported from Widden TO Shumla. The
Magyars, headed by kossu,h and Balogh.
left on the 3rd.
NJ. DemidoiF. the alleged assassin OF
Count Lambergh. is at Constantinoplc
His mission is supposed 10 be TO SOW dis
cord secretly between the French and
English Ministers. and upset the Porte s
Cabinet. The rumors of war between
Turkey and Russia are fast dying away
at Constantinople.
We have no further intelligence rel?iivc
TO the Cars decision in Turkish affairs,
( From other parts Of Europe there is
nothing worth telegraphing.
/ Baring's circular. says the colonial and
foreign produce markets were quiet du-
ring the week. and low prices were ac-
cepted for Cotton. Coffee. and Sugars
Holders refrained from pressing sales. but
/ in many instances Sugar submitted to a
reduction Of Sd.
Tobacco was extremely firm.
A much better feeling prevailed in A.
merican Stocks. L. S 6's. Go, 1850
IO7. Penn. IS So Ohio 6.s 9oT0lOl