The Sun.
London, England, 1867-08-14 00:00:00

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Bermuda, via ditto

CRIMINAL LAW IN AUSTRIA.—A trial for murder
has lately been attracting attention at Vienna. o'l
Easter Monday a young woman about 20, named Elizabeth
Kolb, was killed in the absence of her family. After much,
research a servant girl, employed in the same house, and
called Petersilka, and hor lover, a workman named Troll,
were arrested. The girl ultimately confessed the crime,
but the man persistently denied it. They were both found
guilty, and the girl was sentenced to death, while the rusl3l
who had evidently been the principal, was condemned t°
• a
hard labour for life. The cause of this discrepancy is
provision in the Austrian law that the capital sentence can
only be pronounced on the testimony of two witnesses sod
the oonfessicrn of the culprit. Thus the obstinacy of Troll
has saved his life, while his more feeble companion is Bev
tenced to ascend the scaffold.
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Births.
CLIFFORD—On the 13th inst., at 2, Cranky-pine% Onsl°lr
square, the Hon. Mrs. Henry Clifford, of a son. ;or
X-t'r
GEDDES—On the 12th inst., at Aldershot, the wife of
Geddes, 44th Regiment, of a daughter. nieS
HOGG— On the 11th inst., at 1, Bedford-square, Mrs..'
Hogg, of a son.

. Marriages.. 1 A N•
HILL—CAMPBELL —0 n tho 10th inst , Captain Cilftr`v,-r of
Hill, 69th Regiment, to Elliuor Jan. e, eldest daugl'°-
Major-General G. Campbell, C.B. 1,
MAIN —POWNALL —On tho 10th inst , at the parish c.-
Reigate, Robert Main, Esq., of thei Admiralty', t°•far-of
riett Mary, youngest daughter of Wm. rowuall, BA"
Reigate and Stapleton.

Deaths. qi 0,, S'
BURTON—On the 10th inst., at Chedgrave, Norfolk,
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Burton, aged 83. not,'
anrE—On the 11th inst., at Clietwynd Park, in the c-
ot Salop, Robert H. Clive, aged 71. doh
MAYO—On the 12th inst., at 18, Clevoland-squaro, le3ll
Robert, fifth Earl of Mayo.
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THORNE—On the 11th inst. Jose Joseph N. Thorne, of 5, 0,0
dine Villas, Hackney, late. Commander of Messrs. Oe°
ship Anglesey. white,
Noon—At .65 Hungerford-r d N Edward Geo. ,
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the elder son of E. G. Wood, of 74, Chespside, a'a
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