Glasgow Courier. — 1844-09-17 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

MARSEILLES, SEPT. 9.—The letters received on Friday even. him, and, of course, the Attorney-General, who so ably and eftl- big from Algiers to the sth are void of interest. The troops lately Moistly conducted the prosecution I Why, the felon, humanely under the immediate orders of Marshal lingeaud are effecting ran. reprieved from death because the rope with which it is attempted Mae on those tribes who, during the late attack on the frontiers to hang him Is broken by his straggles, would have an equally fair , title to prosecute the judge, counsel, and vritneues who had con- endeavoured to throw off their allegiance to France. It wee reelated him, and quite as good a claim to consider the accident a ported on the sth at Algiers, that owing to oircumstanees not made special interposition of the Virgin Mary. A part of the recent public, the Marshal had hastened his return to that city, and was idolatrous mummery enacted in the Church of the Conception in expected on the sth or 6th. The heat continued most noesDublin, had for its object to convince the Repealers of Ireland, sive, and the hospitals were filled with the sick. A subscription I that had the plies been ever so strong, the Virgin Mary would had been opened for erecting a triumphal arch to the Marshal. have caused them to snap asunder like burnt flax; for that having An official document states the number of persons (not military) commenced the service of the 'S Novena,. with the view of obtain- who have arrived in Algiers from Europe during the month leg from her a miracle in Mr. O'Connell's behalf, her compli- of August, to be 1053. The Ahhbar of the sth says that a merauce followed so immediately on the appeal that the news of the chant of Algiers had received letters from Mogador, stating that, reversal of the judgment arrived at the Richmond Penitentiary during the bombardment, the Arabs penetrated into the town, on the very day on which this religious exercise was concluded, pillaged, and committed horrors of the worst description. It was It is therefore the height of absurdity to blame the judges of the the Jewish population who most suffered, many of the men were Court of Queen's Bench of Ireland, or Mr. Smith, or eulogise murdered, and the women carried away. Nothing fresh from the surpassing learning and disinterestedness of the three law Oran. The return shortly of the Prince de Joinville to Toulon Lords by whom the judgment was reversed; when we have it on appears to be certain. Great preparations are making to receive the authority of a dignitary of Mr. O'Connell's church, that they him. Two triumphal arches are being erected, one on the Quay had nothing whatever to do with the matter. If we are to believe and the other in the rue de PArsenal.—Morning Herald. Dr. Miley, it is perfectly clear that Lords Denman, Cottenham, A Paris journal of Thursday states, on the authority of a private and Campbell were the mere instruments of the miraculous inter- correspondent, that the Arabs on the frontiers of 'Morocco had v ention which is declared to have bees interposed in his favour, and endeavoured to revenge on the French camp of Sebdon the disashave no more claims upon his gratitude than any other involun- treats battle of lsly. The following are the particulars said to have tary agent of the dispensers of such marvels. We should have been furnished by an eye-witness :—"At 8 o'clock a.m, of the 20th of been glad to have accepted this theory; for, to say the truth, it is August, a body of Arabs, about 1,000 in number, advanced towards difficult to amount for the decision of the three law Lords,except- the camp of Sebdon. The cry 'To arms' was immediately heard lag on the belief that they acted under some potrerful hallucination throughout the camp. A short but murderous discharge vf muswhich deprived them of the exercise of their ordinary faculties. ketry was next heard. 15 of our men were shot dead, sod four The infinite pains Mr. O'Connell took, however, on Monday week, wounded. The Arabs fled, leaving 25 dead and one stand of to convince his audience that the release of himself and friends was 00111111%. It was rematked that they carried with them, according -eltogether owing to. the wisdom of this teak), Spertsreminevisy,. to ...torn, all their wounded." and that with two exceptions, all the other judges are wiseacres, wholly unacquainted with the law of conspiracy, and equally unfit