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Tns SENTENCE or Co1r.-The opinion of Governor Seward, which we publish this day, refusing to com mule. or in any way disturb the sentence of Colt, was communicalsd to the wretched prisoner yesterday 9sorning He received it at first with apparent cool mesa : buf when he saw his fate was sealed beyond an possibility of change. all the audac boldness which has marked his bearing since the day of the con;misSiOn of his crime, gave way, and he seemed brother who remained with him through the afternoon He also desired the attendance of clergyman. Du. rine ths first few hours he wept much, but this tio1 aitssgasd gave way. VIC learn. to an appear hs ssfdesiruct0n he viii be kept shacked until the day of bis execution; and one will be admitted to sss him except in presence of the keeper of the Prieoa. -Tribsns.