Glasgow Courier. — 1859-12-01 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

THE CONDEMNED MURDERER IN NEWGATE. already enrolled themselves, that they were ready now It has already been stated that the sheriffs have rote form a second Artillery Corte, and that they were calved a communication from the Home-office further waiting in expectation of receiving some aid from the respiting the execution of the Fortnguese seaman Fran. wiumittee. mix application would be brought before CHICO Pietro Guimaraens, alias Charles Annuls, who the Sub-Csentnittee. was convicted of murder at the last session of the Con The CHAIRMAN announced that he hail been informed trial Criminal Court, London, and who was to have been by Mr Fleming that Mr Thorns& Carmichael Orr bad hanged on Monday morning laid, to the 26th of Deem . 'ubieribed 1-04). and intimated that that gentleman her. It has been imagined that this amounts to a final wished to state what he hail seen in England, whence decision on the part of the government that the prilit arrived this morning, tamer's life shall be 'pared; but it appears this is not Mr T.X. ORR gave a scat account of the manner in the case, as the Homo Secretary, in his communication which he had seen Volu utecr Corps formed in Liver- to the sheriffs, states, RS he did in the former instance He recommended that a more extensive tonna- when the first respite was *sent, that the prisoner should turn be distinctly given to understand that his life is not of Artillery Corm should take place. On the motion of the CMAIMICAE, • MORO of thanks was positively spared, but that the inquiries that are being vowed to Col. Kinloch for his statement. made require further delay to bring them to a 'raids& Colonel Klistoce, in returning thanks, sad he was tory conclusiou, and that this alone is the ground for fled to see that a corps which he had recommended in the further delay. The prisoner himself understands reunphlet had been formed last night, namely, the English tolerably well; but in such a serious matter the "'gin"' Corps, They should have In the city the sheriffs felt it to be their duty to request the Fortuvarious descriptions of corps, so that they could have a gueee Consul, who, on behalf of his government, has regular on-7,e d'ornute. He thought that the Yeomanry acted throughout the proceedings in assisting the prishould form a Horse Artillery Corps, and be provided loner in his defence, to attend at the prison, and explain hear.) te to the prisoner in his own language the nature of the with Arinstrong's guns. (Hear, Captain A. K. MUSEAT stated that on the day that cmumunication that had been received, in order that the meeting was held in the City Hall it warn calculated there might be no possibilq of mistake and that gem that there were 2,030 rile sad about 200 volun- tlem m an at once complied wit the request, and carefully , t"*.• The exact statistics now were nearly 3, rifle explained to the prisoner the reason for the further and nearly 600 artillery volunteers. In the Northern delay. He expressed himself thankful for the kindness District, while they had only 600 effective men on that he had receiv4 and, as he has done all along, declared (61, they would in the count, of this week have upwards that he hail no motive for killing the unforf.unate carol twelve companies, and their full strength would best lain, end that he did not know what lie was when the • • .ry least 1,000 men. 'There more two or three cm- he committal the dreadful act. It is understood that Pl,"Yern who had offered to raise their own men, and to inquiries are being made at Lisbon as to the condition of uu.P extent miuip then. at their own expense. The I the prisoner's mind shortly before he shipped on borird Artisan Companies-- each of which contained 100 picked the vessel of which the unfortunate deceased wait the Ines —eat wetly the undone eat £266, muter, but it Is not likely thattunderfirq cereuliteletteee, The Ma pal al fourollMimplef tie opens o f the the opitei mitoses wIJI now 100 cam vlss'  doing