CONVICTION OF. OCoNNELLf
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We learn blythe arrival of the Caledonia, at
Boston, on the 22d instent, that Mr.. O. Cennel and


his associates have been found ghiTty of coaspira
cy. Mr.. O'Connei1 has protested against the ver-
dict and has intihnated that as soon-as sentence
shall have been passed, he will have tke matter,
subtitted to the. whole body of Judges in ireland,
and that iftheir decision should be vnfavorable,
he*iU appeal to the House of Lords before he
wifi submit. II. is stated, on good authority, that
the Duke Of Wellington is determined that Mr..
OlConnell shalt not be sent to prison, believing
that the moral effect of conviction will be sufi
Gent and that punishment would be a. useless
piece of severity. -.


The foreign news Indicates that the British
Government IS taking still stronger measures 10
secure the Oregon Territory. =, =, :