The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18
TWO CENTS.

TWO CENTS.
called for by the plain necessities Of an mmuta
BILE relation To neglect the means Of securing them,
10 shortsighted fony-to construct systems for the
ness-to oontrivs, with this view, such . systsa
the navigation code, Is downright idiotcy For,
operating ss to deprive either England or the United
States both together, Of gains which would other
two .oS1. to nsm. s.9
Transaction set Of transactions In which there
fns Pc & or Ua picas ssps from
NEST literal Of would have boon pushed
to point to their advantage But the detraent srs-
take simple and every day case for the fske Of our
protectonst friends An English ship reached South
arrival found the Of the markets such that the
goods produce which bis instructions directed him to
purchase could by possibility yield profit to the
freshtee when brought back to England Perhaps, how
ever it was his power exchange his English wares
for . cargo which would sell probably In OF the
North American ports why should he seize the OPP
pertunity! Why sell his English cutlery for hides which
could only be disposed Of ut dad loss in LONDON,
when he might purchase alpaca wool and make good
prodt on 1t in New York! Because the American navi-
only permitted introduce into the ports Union
the productions OF the country to which they belonged
The results of the were that the United
States lost the alpaca wool while England after send
Ing her cutlery across the Atlantic received less in
change than would defray the Of tie venture
For instances OF the analogous obstacles thrown by tho
English maritime code in the way Of American enter
prise refer readers to the evidence before
the House Of Commons The fruits OF the restrictive
| system were developed with edfying uniformity
We feel We may not refuse to follow the natural
of our yesterdays despatch Canadian discontent
at length taken the form OF positive disloyalty Many
formal act of adhesion to the policy Of tbs
lists 1t Ia hnmiliating to read this document See
bow folly in the governors leads to folly in the goyerA
ed These persons ask tor unisn with republic as the
Of securing free intercourse with their neigh
bors and full protection for their ansfsctures
very moment when the repeal Of tho rival navigation
acts has given them the rst-at the very when
the United States themselves had finally repudated hs
last.
[From the London Mercantile Gazette, Oct 31l
Although not officially announced, private informs
ton, which may be- relied add which parties
are acting has been received from America stating
that goods the produce Of Europe Asia or Africa viii
be admitted into the United States in British ships
from Great Britain hut that beyond Matchmaking
goods being OF the country wheucs last exported is
is not expected further relaxation will be made
less by special treaty This relaxation viii enable Hs-
sx and Boston steamers TO carry foreign goods from
Liverpool which could only be done by american
t.is--the American Navigation Laws being the
old laws with respect to goods the produce OF Eu
rope, Asia aud Africa
Interesting from India.
The Intelligence brought by the Bombay mails, Is Of
the 18th September and tbs LIST ult The former mail
WAS will be remembered late Ia its arrival at
Alden 10 be forwarded at tho time the Calcutta
and Madras mail last received
1his delay bad been carssd by the extraordinary
force 81 the monsoon which 70 sad TO have been the
most violent Tor many years. Ths amount Of rain
throughout India have been most destructive. In one
instance the rain and the food have by their united
operation produceda most unexpected eiect-the re-
nO~ned font Of Mooltan with al s bomb proof depen-
d.ness which haa so long held out against all kinds
Of ssants, has melted before the joint attacks
OF the monsoon torrent and the food Of the Chensub
On the 18th OF August the rain began; building after
building fell In rapid succession, and the I'D the
river had whole country. The floods grs-
dutny sseended the course OF the rivers at the rate IL
is said Of about 10 miles day and had everywhere
much Temporary damage
We receive by this mail more full and precise as-
which TIE Mopsh nturreotion 10 the Madras Presi-
cency Ind furnished II seems that the troops or
sred to the oss Of their comrades of the 43d
Native Infantry, consisting OF the GreDsdier Company
OF the 9i.h Regiment assisted by another company Of
the Goth Native Infantry came up with che in.urseots
@, Immediately Attacked troops and only one OF
the whole lumber would accept quarter. The rest
The news nom ths runjsub Is almost entirely mere
detsl of the movements 81 the troops who form the
amy Of occupation. In several OF the stations mush
sickness had prevailed At Wyzeerabad up yards Of 20
Europeans had been struck down by spopsxy on the
I3h Of August and the fubsidence of the Hoods had
been everywhere followed by increased mortality. AZ
Mootsn ainost all the Europeans we're suffering from
fever Tie cold weather was, however setting In and
Sir g Napier aud the general were to lssys
to feshawur, on tour Of inspection.
The Bermondsey NuSder-The Conviction
OF tne Fsaanings.
There no diminution IN the attendance. The pr-
sopers looked pale aud csrsworn.
MIR. HlSEY ODLiSe had made chemical experiments
upon the dress which had stains upon it, and found
they stains Of blood.
The case for the prosecution having closed Mr. Ser
geant WLKiNs addressed the jury the part Of the
male prisoner The line 81 dfenos adopted was that
the murder had been csmmitted by ths female pri-
that Manning had possibly assisted at the dis
pcrRl Of the body, but that she atone had been egty
.. the sot The learned SsrgsaDt fe luenty addressed
Mrs Manning personally, stgmstiEng her ~ the nur-
deress
MIR BIlLarrfsr, on the part Of the female prisoner,
Indignantly rspreheDded that course, and conteaded
that BIS client had invited O'CODpor To dinner and
finding that he did not arrive left the house to and
bring nim-that' during her absence ne came chat =
quarrel ensu.d betEeen haGang and himself aud that
Manning thes murdered him
The AT1okNkf.SE>ErAL having replied, ana the
CuHr JusTiCE tommsd up the jury retired.
On their return having answered to their nsmos the
say you k the prisoner at the bar, Frederick George
Manning guilty or not guilty
Ihe fohkMaN.-Guhty.
The CLrRK How tsy you isths prisoner at he bar,
Maria Manning, guilty OF not guilty.
The FoEEnAS guilty.
The prisoners were then oslled upon in he usual
form to state II they had anything TO urge Wig judx
ment thould not BE- passed against them
The male prisoner said nothing
The female prisoner, who spoke In qpits a foreign
accent .aid, have lad nost unjust trial aud ~
had been tried by fsr jury composed OF OF ny
countrymeD, could have proved that the money
which wse found upon me va. sent to me isG@ AerOsd
enough Of money in the bank OF England to purchase
shares tss we Understood ber) The share that
my friends abroad. IL Is very sham.fa thing that
have not been allowed 20 hs,e any witnesses called.
lave bnsvn Mr. OConnor for nine y.ars aud he had
been the only and best friend had 10 ths world Z
loved him dearly aud be would have married me to-
morrow or next week, II had been wiling My nus
band, who always m treated knew tbis; Asd IT, in
his jealousy be murdered him, why puaishsds
have been many years in the highest family In the
land but still have been treated 80 a nnsr that
would have been disgracefn IL applied to brutes and
Wild beasts In the woods, far less 20 sChrissu (Sh.
uttered this with great emphasis striking her hand
upon the edge Of the docs). have had che Judge
against me- counssors and the jury against
me, and instead Of beisg treated like Tristan haze
been treated like Wild beast IL u likely would
murder the friend loved weNl have letters tba3
would have proved, IL they had been produced, What
sate-tbst was not the murderer
The prifoaer delivered the above hsgmentsl SON
fences With great passion and ndignationI
Mr.. Justice CREswgLL thsn proceeded TO rss the
sentence the female prisoner frequently interruptns
him with the exclamation that sEe had noe lad fair