ALABAMA PENlTENTIARY.
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The inspectors of this institution have made long report 10 the leg gislaiure, from which We condense the following particulars:

 On the 6rsl November. lS43, there were 6i con- victs m the penientlry; from that date to Isl Mo- veubsr, l6i4, 56 more were committed, making A total of l20. 1hrty-.ix were convicted for larceny IT for assault with intent to murder-9 for stealing horses-5 for stealing negroes T for mansaugher --5 for murder-22 for other crimes.

 Of the conycls, Is arc under the age of 20 years 5l between 20 and 30 years-27 between 30 and 70 Il between 40 and 50-4 between 50 and 6O-and 1 between 60 and 70.

 There are } convicts whose term of imprisonment is for life-5 for 20 years-l for l9 years-2 for l5 years-l0 for 10 years-snd the balance for shorter periods from To ? years gr

 There is but one fenla tn the penitsntiary, a na- tive of Tennessee. os ted in Benton county for manslaughIer.

 In regard to tho fnt ,al affairs ofthe nstitution, the inspectors say the following statement will give a comprehensive view of the cash transactions, and of the result of convict labor n the various shops, from October ls43, to October ls44.