New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29
FROM CINCINNATI
Correspo ndsnce Of The n. Y. Tribune.

C,scissArI, May -, 1885,
have tsken tome pains to give you full account
of the trial Of Conney, because has excited deep
interest here, and being believe the first case Of
conviction under this act he's attracted much attention
throughout the country.
On Tueeday last the motion for new tIial was A.
gued ard taken under Amusement motion was
made at that time to admit Connolly to bal, which
was granted, and the amount fixed at 81 500. Five
gentlemen volunteered TO go on the bond-among
them tie Rev. NJ. d. Conway, pastor Of the Unitarian
Chulcb, and Judge Stallo ono Of the counsel.
The molten for Few tial decided this morning.
Judge Leavitt briefly reyiewedh his charge to the jury
explessrg his belief that it correct, aud said thst
under TIE circumstances he did not think there was
uythpg improper in Savage, the Deputy Marshal,
stirg en- the Jury. He would therefore overruls the
motion. Conuelly being in Court Gev Comm said
sentence might be well given then at any other
time Judge Lesvitt said ne had disposition TO in
ict TIE extreme pe naty of the law which Is hue OF
$1,000 and imPrionment for six mouths. Connolly
bad already undergone snme imprisonment He had
also family dependent upon him, and under the cir
cumsabces the sentence would be that he be mpris-
on for twenty days, and pay fine OF SlO
The District Attorney sz,d, THAT imprisonment.
"suppose, will be in the County Jail" The Court
assehted. This County jail, by the way, Is some
what noted institution. II is an old, ricbety, tumble
down concern in the most wretched condition. and has
AZ a nuisance Whether will add to the glory OF
our country, and tend to the preservation OF the
Union and the promotion of friendly feelings among
the people of the several States to have this man Goa.
fined fr the space of twenty days in such place, IS
question upon which, IN the 'pir OF mutual conces-
sion and compromise, Of which we hear 80 much,
honest differences of opinion may be permitted IL may
be necessary, not only Tor the good OF our glorious Hs
pubic but the well being OF the church and tho d
fusion of the ospe accord TO the improved standard
Of the Tract Societyhe belief 10 the reasons oleness
Of eternal punishment included-undoubtedly, II
white men always properly punished for shetsr.
ing black neg, gree. sep would hsve been taken
toward the .toration OF harmony in the bJsom OF
The church, ard the reGstabilshment ot that mutual
good will betwe its b-arches North and It's branches
South, which TO every Evangelical conscience is 30
much more precious than the humber matters of
charity and humanity. No doubt Judge Lesytt ieelr
q proper degree Of modest selEapprsoation N his
there OF tins work in behalf Of the church in which,
ir his individual capacity ne is so exceleot teacher
No doubt il Yves very wrong your espondent,
YEAR or two ago, TO refuse to attend Bible class
fought by this Evangelical Judge because did not
believe in religion which allowed It's professors to
1T in Judgment upon their f-llow.men and visit upon
them tie penalties OF the law for not refusing bread
ard shelter to the pershng black man, aud because
| did Dot believe in q communion whose language is,
a. expressed by Gov. COrwiD the other day, I" 10 Y
"ye know that ye have passed from death into lie
" because you have killed niger.
the sentence, however, is considered light, and
doubtless will be thought that this Judge IS eattled
the extreme penalties of an Infamous law.
Since the verdict three Of the jurors have been ep
pointed United States Commissioners. Their appll-
cations were undoubtedly made before the tra
Whether, under such circumstances, they were proper
persors to sit OF the jury Is question easily an
swered.
Tie Orsini demonstration here ast Monday evening
was large end well worth seeiog: Despite me heavy
rain the procession numbered about thousand men,
mostly Germans and Italians. There were several
German Hilary companies, the Freemen, TIE lurn-
els ard other societies, beside an array OF morgan
ICED cit,Zers. There were four beLds OF music dig
tributed through the proeesnop, monster cataalue,
aud numerous tren' pe-eneies with the most radical
notices and sentiments. The catata.qus was huge
dark structure, in the form Of pyramid ABOUT twcaty
feet long by fifteen feet wide, and wa. some twenty
ie.t high. 4 funeral urn wee upon each corner while
at the top sat boy and gil, though what they were
intended to symbolic could not well make out. On
some IF the panels were pictures Of Inverted torches
RENE seLDg ,ne srnt,1erng fire Of liberty and on
others notices ard sentiments OF ultra Red ltepuol-
can character. The car wss drawn by eight gray
b6,ses, and was surrounded by some twenty farmers
ard Ereemsn with mourning badges on their h.ts, In.
sc-ibed Honor 20 the Martyrs Orsini and PeT' II
had a strange, weird !ook as il passei along the
streets, looming up erse and somber 10 the h1c@erns
light Of torches and hamoeaus.
The column formed about q O'clock opposite the
Turner Hal ard marched through the up per part Of
the city where the inhabitants are mostly Germans
uLtl late hour when they halted at the German in
-titute, where speeches were made 70 the crowd ID
German, French, Italian ard English. Everything
welt off pleassnty-not fight nor row OF any Xlnd
disturbed the celebration. Had the weather Deen
r.ir. the demonstration would doubtless have been
quite erGrd. III. .,,,.
Tie Young Men's Democratic Association, yalsarly
called the Insurance Office" held a neetIng at
Metropolitan Hal on II lrsdsy evening last.
4 striLg Of out.srG-ou. Iecompton resolutons were
paced without opposition This IL move Of soHe
.ieufcsLce as this Association has great political H.
fuerce in this equity /: j. doubtless move on the
part of the Lecompton asprans for Congress, ooe OF
whom. NJ. Alex. Lorg, esq, who hopes 20 supplant
Groesbtck and Pendletor will undoubtedly be dropped
his Fell. They are not acceptable to etner the Lee
compton or Antl.LecoU pton wing OF the party.
A Sir john Falstei said OF Me. Quickly, they are
rel.her ZEN ror fssh; and nan knows not where 10
have them. friend Of mine, somewhat given 10
bypelbolicsl expressions Gays ttat Grcssoeck aud
P.rdeton stated about much chance OF bang bodily
translated a. they do Of being reelected.
l. Is perhaps, worthy If remark that one o. the
certlsnen who advocated the resolution. was on the
Jury that tiled Connolly ard has since been appointed
yri;ed states C0mu.sii9Ler.
TIE eor gated suspense about he Pos. Ofice is at
lat ended. Jsme. J. Fsrsn, who few ye,rs ago
was member Of Corges', sad voted .ts.dily ir the
Nilmct ProyIso, tas received the appointment. 10
stone, however 70. come former youthful indis-
crstiors, be has lsttery 10 bis capacity editor o.
TIE Cincinnati IaGnHer. rdor-e every messire OF
the Authorization up 70 the present hour Can any
ting mere be required Is there lover deep o,
bur i'iiy end nesLre-s atO which be must descend
MI B1charan thinks Lot. lie forgiye', a, be aopes
- be forgiven. Let bygoses b. tys.nst 'e''ty 'H'
millennium Is not fsr ~.