zsrn that induces hiln to withhold his name, and should t afterwards prove, as is more than likely, that this too, ssa vile slander uponan innocent individual, manufactured by Woodruff, it cannot add much infamy to his already degraded Character.

 MT. Woodruff tells you that 1t will be fortunate fer the reputation of the territo- tory. if this iliqa.i.oa.s warfare be net car ried to more serious extent. We do not precisely comprehend his meaning, unless 1t IS, that we together with others arc to be assassinated like the misguided youth" Ifthis is his meaning, wewiTl as sure him, we will be slain in advocating a righteous cause--we will be assassinated at the foot ofthe altar of the Peoples Rights.

 Yesterday morning. JOSEPH RoREns, who was convicted of the murder of Samo- e Lynch, as stated in ourlast, was sotcaced to be hung on the 26th of next month. The sentence of the law was passed upon this miserable man, in very forcible and impressive manner, by the Hon. Judge EsKRIDGE. Want ofroom precludes it's in- sertion at length to day; in our next, we contemplate giving detailed account of this interesting trial.

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