PUBLIC INDIGNATION.
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David and Robert Shields have been tried
at Paris, Kentucky, for the murder of
Mccormick. Contrary to all expectation
they were pronounced NOT GUILTY! The
trial occupied nine days. The Maysville
Eagle speaking of this result, says, our re-
spect for the great palladium OF personal
liberty, (the trial by jnry) induces us to for
bear comment. such, however, is the
strength of public feeling in Bourbon, that On
Friday night last, the Jurors were burned in
efhgy, and the Rogue's March beat over the
grave"


The Augusta, (Geo.) Chronicle, says
C. Several dctachments Of musquetous have
recently arrived in town, and arc quartercd
upon our citizens. They seem to be lively
and active, and are so entirely free from
hGrty spirit, that thcv are equally attentive
to the friends and opposers Of all the Presi-
dental candidates and any person laying
down at night without a pavilion, may b'
sure Of receiving some feeling evidence @
their regard, without the trouble of election
eering for their fayours.'