Trial of" Governor" Dor
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Correspondence OF the Providence GazeH.


NEWPORT MAY 4th 1sH
The Court have been occupied to-day with dis
cussions upon points of law, as TO whether treason
against State is not treason against the United
States-l do not think the trial will be completed
until Tuesday.


The arguments to-day have been very interesting.
Mr.. Dor himself has taken very ective part in
them.


The opinion here seems TO be that Mr.. Dom will
be convicted. Ii So before the close oil another week
he will be the tenant OF State Prison, but for how
long time remains 10 be seen.


% The Jury in the case of Benjamin H. Day
rs. Moses Y. Beach, for libel in the Sun, in June
last, on Monday gave in a verdict of $4,000 and
costs. Beach made no defence.