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aih ihs mosa decided disappfohat0n, G attempts to bring s character and influence within the inteeted tribunal s saiclifed to the cause ofjustire. q. g. ztIegrdph. The Cherckse Coss.-~The prevalent opinion here lat Rchmond1 seems to be, that the President will do lie duty and zee that the laws he enforced but from the tone of the Court Journal we have little expecta- ton oTihs If be asked, oughtt the judgment ofthe Court to be carried into execution by arms we reter the question, and ask what will be the conseqneuce of failing IO executo iii Wl not the Federal GOs- ernmen be virtually dissolved ls that, m ruth any longer-a Government, which s 10 Q fee0e lo exee0se iis laws3 We are brought at once i0 0sine pOn.-s M better have to the bayOnet to attempt 10 keep the Union together; or to permit pGaceaNe withdrawal of its members: or, lastly. 10 aoOble om

 like the old Confederation, each State obeyl9S s1cn that the condiiOn Of the Government iS at this momeNJ

 little else or lille better, thn under the old Articles ofConiederaton; and now we trust it will have be- coaae evident to all men, what chimera consoliGa- ton s and how much superior n force, the cenrilu-

 2 Richmond Whig.

 4 dead Child fossmd.-=A bundle containing the hody of dead newborn in niant was found on Satur day morning of last week M the yard of the Medical Colleges Verdict by coroner's inquest--' Wilfuf murder in consequence of exposure to the weather. by some person or persons unknown" It is thought that it must have been placed there Friday night, by the agents of its unnatural mothers that s cries might attract the notice ot the family occupying the college buiIdi"g.-N. 4. Repub. 

 The New Haven National Republican newspaper has been purchased ont by Mr. Babcock, of the Pal ladum, with which paper it will Le united, and in l- ture only one issued, to be called the |" Palladium & 1 Republican"

 The Danbury Recorder has also recently changed

 hands, and assumed name. It is now edited

 and published by Mr. Alanson Taylor, under the title of Connecticut Repository. s~ |  MARRIED, In Hartford, Samuel Olcott, Esq. to Miss Sophro- l nia Hickock.

 In West Hartford, Mir. Harvey Goodwin. 10 Miss Mary Sedgwick, daughter of Mir. Timothy Sedgwick. In Washington, Mir. Ezra Weed, of Daubury, to Miss Sally Hanksley, of w. DIED, N

 In Derby, Mrs. Catharine Ho.chkss, wife of Mir. Cyrus Hotchkiss, 58.

 In We,hers6ed, Miss Harriet Riley, 24, daughter 1 ot Mr John s. Riley. Ia New Haven, MT. Daniel w. Whiting, 28: Mrs. - Niils, wife of Mr. F. J. Mills, 46; Mrs. Lucy

 HuLhard. wife of Dr. Hubbard, 56; Miss Sarah Howe, l 76; Mai. Jeremiah M. Atwaier, 65. s In HSnford, Mir. Nathan Stetman, 49; Mrs. Flea nor Balch, "A. &s@ In We,hers6eld Capt. James Smith, 76; Deacon William Willard, 48.

 l In Avon, Mrs. Mary Woolford, 8t. In Burlington, Mrs. Mabel Rchards, wife Of Mir. Bella Richards, 48.

 ..I In Har,ford. Mrs Lucy A: Brockway, as, wife of ! Mr Dennison Broadway.

 In Eas, Haddam, Mr Thomas Bnscom, 25. 1 In Haddam, MT Jonsthan Huntington, 9l. | In New London, Capt John PfeDtS, 59. 1 In Winchesier, Capt Salmon Bronson, 66. 1 In East Hartford, Capt Wait Hills, 54,