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THE PIRATE BkBE.--The New York Sun mo- tces rumor in that city, that Bishop Onderdonk is the father of Babe the prate and says that they are assured that the rumor was circulated merely grat ify that depraved impulse which would increase the aficlions of the afflicted and add to the bangs of the sorrowfsl, and is without foundation, Babe still persists in refusing to say who are his parents or where they reside. The President, says the Sun, will on or before the expiration of his term of office; provided those who petition for imprisonment for life outnuInber the advocates of the death punishment, change his sentence to that of imprisonment for life. In order to test the state of public opinion in New York on tlis question. and at the same time decide the fate of fellow creature who has been condemned suffer for his crimes, It Is suggested that Petiiicrr to the President be circulated by the Society for the abolition of capital punishment. for imprisonment for lfe and that the friends of the present law get up petitions in favor of carrying out the sentence o the court. Hf taH ilt "