The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1862-03-06 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

CIVIL WAIL—The royal Rail steamer America, which arrived at Queenstown on Tuesday evening. brings intelligence that the Confederate garrison at Fort Donelimn with Generals Backer, Rashest, and Johnston, stirrenaered neconditionally es the 16th February, after three days' bald lighting. The Federal* captured 15.000 pressen nod an immense amount of war materiel,. General llitoyd oaped daring the night with 5.000 Ohtencus. The F 1441111111 bad MY SUbbeiall in tile river, and 40,000 men, 300 of whom were killed, SOO wounded, and 100 inhales. The gunboats were.a/so disabled. The Confederate leas, which was supposed to be very great, had not been assertained, The intelligence of the vietory ceased great rejoicing in the Northern States, and it was intended to commemorate the event by man in on the 24th. The intelligence was received rift Federal Gowen with enthusiastic cheers'.  The Representative Chainberof Turin speed, with but one exception, to the recognition of the Kingdom of Italy on Saturday. The ministry declined to take part in the discussion on the ground that the prop:whir:on tended to itemize an Whence on questioos el European policy pow pending. The neMs from Mexico shows that Jane has eonlessed to the Allied Commissioners that the Government had Men guilty of the offences with which it is charged, but he promises to give guarantees for the Ware. It La probable that a conference between the hostile parties will mime, and that if the demised* of the allies ere rejected, they will immediately march into the interior. The Grecian insurrection has been snuffed out.  lingbillt or • CIVIL Am Wlrosni IT lige Jobs Gould, Gould, aged 37, was iodated at Ibis Reading Anises for the wilful murder of kis daughter, 1ia131141 Gould, at Whaler, on the 30th of Gesendwr last. The farts of the ease were detailed in evidence. The prisoner, who has been • bricklayer's labourer, lived with his wife and only child it • dotter at Clarence Clump, Clewer-Isne, Windsor. He has been long thotra a• • dean of dissolete habits. Oa Monday, the 30th of December's/it, theday piths muder, Um prisoner's wife scut out, leaving her daughter, Haim& Gould, a fine girl, about eight years or age, in charge at • neighbour. About three o'clock in the afternoon UM prisoner returned to his home, evidestly the worse for liquor. The deceased, and another girl named Clark were in the house at the time, engaged in fh,Wis the Ire. The prisoner said to his daughter Yo it • naughty little girl, not to clean up Use place." The child replW, " I could not do it." The 10.1 Clark lift the house, and just as she got to the door she saw the prisoner Sake • mita from off the shelf. 13be then walked away, uni two little boys, who had ales been in the how, accompanied her. In about half.. hoer afterwards the prisoner went Into Mrs. Clark's house, and said, "Mrs. Clark, I want yea." Bhe left with Gould to go the house, and he did not utter si word to her on the way. When Mrs. Clark got into the hoses she saw • large quantity of blood us the floor, The child was lying at the bottom cub, stairs on her knees with her head lying as the hostom steps, and herthroa set. A cry a ornior was raised, and Chance Coker, • 'shower, line( in one of the adjoining cottages, ran out to sae what was the matter. He saw the prieonees child lying outside the door with her throat cut; mod the prisoner having said that he did it, he (Cukor) went is search of • policeman, who took him into custody. It was elicited, us erusa-examining the witnemes, that the prisoner several year. age received • severe wound in his head, and that on OM cieession he attempted to commit suicide by hanging. The jury, after seine deliberation, reterned a ?maid of "Guilty." The learned Judge passed ventenee of death spew the prisoner, who throughout the whole trial sakibited ta air of indifference.  Anctber murder has been perpetrated in Ireland. A John Witernan was shot dead at his own door on the evening of the 25th ult., and MI hly have the parties engaged in the Grim sunceddeilik 'tenting all trace. d themselves that, eilbesigh owing have been amirelierided, they have all hen discharged with one eseeption, to whom some special sitspicion is said to attach. The outrage, It is smid, was committed in consequence of liliernsa Wring iii.. woe land from which others had been 'viola&