Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-09
Trial Of Mrs. Ho,card. court

The prisoner, during the charge Of the
Court. paid the deepest attention TO it. and
seemed affected With emotions which she
found it difficult to suppress. When the
charge was concluded. she regained her
usual composure, and remained for the
most Of the time in the absence of the lu-
~ in conversation with her counsel and
her friends.
Al half past o'clock the jury came in
and delivered the the following verdict:
we find the defendant NOT GUILTY
as indicted, believing the defendant to be
insane at the time Of the commission OF
the act
Upon the reading Of the verdict by the
Clerk, the multitude outside the bar sent
up shout that made the old Court House
to,ter TO its very foundation. accompanied
by the most violent clapping of hands,
and other manifestations Of delight
agricultural Far--Extensive ar
engagements are being made by the cii-
Zens Of Cincinnati for the great State Ag-
ricutural Fair to be held on the 9Th, 9th
and 9TH days Of September next. The
committee OF arrangements have ordered
two thousand dollars to be raised by the
citizens to defray the necessary expenses
Of preparing the grounds with houses,
pens, &c.
Godcy's Lndy's Book.--Wc neglected
to notice the Book for April and the pres
cnt month, altho' we read both numbers
Usher. don't flag in his exertions to bcne-
fit and please his patrons-he again issues
twenty-fouf extra pages, u in all, without
additional cost to the subscriber. 1.-The
Gossips Of Rivertown. or Lessons Of Char
itv', by Mrs J. G. Neal, are continued in
the May number,-they are lifc-lke
takes, and every body should read them.
They are, in our humble opinion, alone
worth the price asked for the Book, and
the other reading matter, together with the
beautiful pictures in each No. are worth
at least Ten Dollars more; SO, you see,
there is money made, as well as informa-
ton gained. by subscribing for the Lady s
Book! For the price, $3 in advance,
the Lady's Dollar Newspaper. paper
about the size of the Palladium, accomDa-
MES the Book for one year.
We received the January No.-all ri ht
Foreign News.
/ Th. steamer n.ric. arrival at. &c In,ns ~,
the 4th inst. The details of the news brought
by her have not been received The follow mi
is the report Of the
PROVISION MARKET
1 No improvement in the market for beef. The
imports fully equal to the demand. Tie
stock on hand is much larger than usual.
BACoN.--l'hc demand is decidedly good 1T pri
ces ranging from Bis GIL TO los. Tho stock or
Hams are dull, aud common qualities are forced
into market at 80 to 32s6d. Prime qualities sci
at Is per cwt.
Pork is in very limited request and prices are
fully Is lower. The demand is confined sole t,
to best brands; prime mess for ship stores which
varies much in quality that it is offered at from
81 to 6Ss.
There have been several arrivals of Lard which
has inuen sales at 81 to 33sGd for average
qualities in bills.
Talow has been in good demand, and price
have advanced from Cd to Is per cwt.
The demand for Cheese is exceedingly limit
ed. Prices range from 81 to ABS for best quail
ties in boxes.
IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
1t will be noticed that the French Government
has come to important resolutions Of armed in
PREVENTION TO reinstatc the Pope at Rome.
force adequate TO any emergency has alread
sailed to Civita Vccha.
The warl,kc contest betwe n the several State
and W nth most disastrous results to all parties
, pared The Danes now enforcing stric
Bloc X adc all German ports. 1t is stated tina
emiprants will not he reafter be allowed TO pas
unmolested.
The C;sssaGl isasa Outbreak.
Montreal telegraphic dispatches Of est
ult., to the New York Courier. give som
particulars Of the outbreak there which
1 we have not before had. We copy a
follows:
have the best authority for statin
i, that Sir Benjamin Durham. Commando
of the Forces. at a meeting Of the Exec
utive Council last night made remarks t,
the following purport to Col. Tache, on
of the Ministry.
He demanded to know by whose au
thoritv those men had been armed. II,
said he was there to protect her Majesty
domnions. and by the aid Of Heaven h.
would do that. 1t was unconstitutona
to arm one portion of the population
against the other.
Turning round TO Gen. CODE he said
''Go to his Excellency the Governor Gen
cral and say. send him body Of Brit
ish troops to protect him, and tina, | vii
not consent to this clandestine arming O
the French population. Disarm these
men, and find by whose authority they
were armed"
1 1t is understood that Col Bruce ane
Col. Tache DO it on an order from the
Government.
The arms are refused TO be given up
The British are rapidly arming. and {
dreadful fight is expected.
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