sentence of Thomas w. Dorr.

Correspondence "i ne nuun''


NEWPORT. K. |. June -. -
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NEWPORT. K. l. June Q iei'.
Chiet Justice Durce this day sentenced l'hos
W. Dorr 10 hard labor IN The State Prison ytor
ne. In his address to the prisoner the Chicf
Justice exhibited considerable emotion. The per-
iarnance OF like duty would, he said, IN any
case, be extremely painful, but doubiy so IN the
p-rsent instance, as he had in times past enjoyed
The intimate acquaintance and friendship Of the
? isoncr.


Nr. Dor made brief and somewhat bold ad-
d.ess in reply, the substance oi which was that
a. lamentable as his situation might appear TO
me, he vonld be very sorry To exchange II for
t,st of the Chief Justice. When alr. Dorr FIN
shed his address, it was very generally observed
mere tt. he had lessened his chances ior an early
u,fdon by the tone and spirit OF his remarks


Hon ucnry Y Craoston, wpo. since The ad-
ounmcnt of Congress, has been detained IN
Washington by severe illness, has not yetrcturned
10 his residence in this town; tct am happy IN
ing able TO state that letters have been received
day winch speak of Ills convalcscence, and
rive assurances of his socedy recovery. A.