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TRIAL OF TIE CONVENT RIorERs.-At the Supreme Judicial Court, held or Thurs day, at Cambridge, Mass. the following persons were araigned on an indictment for destroying the Ursuline Convent. and severally pleaded Not Guilty: John R. Buzzell, Prescott P. Pond, Nm. Mason, Marvin R.. Marcy, {aged seventeen,) sar- gent Blaisdell. Isaac Parker. and Albert Kelly. Five othsr persons, included in the same indictment, have not been arrest ed, viz: Nathaniel Budd, Jr. Beni. Mil- bar, Aaron Hadly, Ephraim c. Howell, and Thomas Dillon. The Court named the first day of December next, for the trials to commence.

 Two females, Sophia Emery and --- Hail, were brought into Court, on a caf,fas, for refusing to testify. The Attorney Gen. eral said he considered only one of them, Sophia Emery, guilty of wrong against the Government. She abscondea, at the in- stigation of friend whose name she would not reveal, until the Court told her she niiist, when she said it was Smith, whose christian name she did not know, but lie kept Carpenters shop in Hancock street. They were then discharged on their own recognizances. Mir. Thruston has not yet been arraigned upon the indictment found against him. Boston Gaz.