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 MeLEoD.s1 .s1Un Tuesday the l2lh iust., according to expectation, the uia; uf Mcleod closed with verdict of aedilt'l. The charge "f Judge Haidles two hours iu being delivered and IS fine, lIn- parIial review of the merits of trr caie. The jur! thea retired, an aiier absence oi thity inmates, rendered verdict ol ni gEhy. The evidence Tor the prisoner clear tu require ne other labor than ils production on the part ot the defence.

 A great deal of we-nerited praise is bestowed on the order and dccornm which were observed during the trial. Not the slightest indication appeared either before or after lhe prisoners arquta "f any dispo- silon Ia insult or commit violence upon him. This saying gpod deal Mlrn tie intense interest which felt this subject is taken into considerations The result will have the happy effect of proving to Great Britain that simple threat demonstration of force is able To deter people from pursuing deviatngly the road which they have marked out as that of rght-that courts ol justice are not mois -and that have other laws besides those which belong to the code Lynch The State of New York has amply vindicaed and enforced both the position which she assumed m the report of justice Cowan, and the construction of international law declared by the late administration. If that construction had been reiterated by the present administration, the modification of seeing the general and govern in antngonislic positons-of feeling that the former skunk from responsibility assumed by the latter-of having proved to foreigners the want of harmonious acuon between the states and the iede- ral government, would all have been spared Us.

 We are glad that Mcleod has been acquitted, but we feel pride in knowing that he was tried impar- tially according forms of law, in despite of the muterings of foreign wrath, and the threats of British cannon.