The New York herald., 1868-05-15

you, whose evil hearts may now be harboring and
nufturing similar murder0us intentions anu sunnaL
tratorous designs, should be taught Dy your SAD at
how swift unsrring and stern is ne punishment
which all civilized nations must infct upon such
the % eest uss Of the snort s time that
TO you IN life and at apply to those ministers OF
religion who may willingly assist you in your sor-
pronounce the sentence Of the law for the crime Of
which you have been convicted.
while the Judge addressed him. listened with perfect
tSe the only signs q emotion being
temui0us quvorng OF the muscles OF the lower part
OF the face. He expressed desire to make Speech
but remained throughout quiet and composed.
early . day as possible-probaby in about ten days
nom the present writing. That he has very slight
chance Of escape there can be no doubt but still It H
just possible that the Prince will follow the line Of
policy adopted by his mother In all similar cases.
and intercede for the prisoner. -
THE PRINCE ABOUT TO LEAVE.
But this is very unlikely, as the Galatea (the
orders, and he win probably leave the colo,
Of New zeaiafd win feel greatly disappointed, no
doubt, at the Prince leaving the country without
him 70 leave for colder climate as early as pos
sible.
AMERICAN ADDRESS.
The American residents OF Melbourne have for
warded an address OF sympathy very similar to that
already presented by the American residents OF
Sydney.
Sidney Trade Report.
SYDNEY, April 1.-There have been no direct arri-
vals during the month, but stocks are still ample,
ana where any are sold at auction the rates obtained
are very dspr0portiOnate to those asked privately.
Dried apples have declined considerably; some have
been sold below I'd; for small lines 7Hd. Is asked.
The market here Is quite 0verstOcked with fish, and
the same may be said Of Melbourne where a full
cargo direct from Halifax arrived last week. The
bulk OF the DOmnga's cargo OF Oregon salmon was
transhipped at Auckland for Sydney, and some par
cells Of salmOn In barrels changed hands at AID. to
41ad. and 42sd to sd. for half barrels; preserved
salmon in Id. tins, sold at 14s. to 16s obsters at
auction brought es 3D. oysters are quoted at ss to
Ss. Cd. The stock OF hardware though small is suffl-
cient for trade demands L. H. shoves bring 7Os. to
75s.; D. H. sos. to $685.; axes sos. to $685.;
picks, assorted weights, SIS 3d. to SIS.
3d.; cut nails, 21S. to 22s. Cd. BrOOms have
met reader sale, at l5s. to lis. Cd. The prices
realized for chairs barely cover cost and charges.
Kerosene oil has declined to 2s Id to 2s. 3d. lin tns);
rate the latter price is Obtanable for small guam
titles. Borden's preserved coffee Is becoming more
appreciated as 1t becomes known, and from its ex-
treme usefulness Is almost certain to induce an in
creased demand, $685. to 40s Is the agents. price at
present. In lumber the only large transaction has
been the auction sale OF the LlghtfOOts cargo which
was all cleared-T. and G. boards realized 2Os.;
1ox1 to 16x1, 1885, 3d.; DEALS lis. 3d. to i2s. 3D.;
pickets 6s; quartering. lis. 3d. to 14s. 3d. There ia
very little doing in the tobacco market. Stocks
abundant OF all descriptions. Good sound negro
head may be quoted at 1s 4d per lb 1s 3d. is asked
for Ragland honeydew tens, or the best brands, 1s
to ls Id; INFERIOR 81. to 10d.; dark half pounds,
about Is; aromatic, Is 3D. to 2s. per ID. Naval
42s 3d.; rosn 22s. Sd. for best bright oars, dun at
5hd. to Cd.