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IHe Case cf Richard La,U7rnee.-It is now apparent that the partisans of MT. Van Buren intend tN make the most Of this unfortunate man. Desirous to form an opinion for our selves. we yesterday called at the, jail. for the purpose of fseeing and conversing with him. We ascertained that orders had been given that the guards should be doubled, that their muskets should he loaded. and that all inter. course with the prisoner was forbidden.

 Denied access to the prisoner himself, we applied to his relations and acquaintances, and learn that he is the son of English parents, who emigratcd to this city when he was ch:ld; that he was apprenticed to painter (whO is DOW practising as leech doctor) in this city, and who was examined as witness on the trial; thsthe was remarkably indau-