Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21

a. from any a III. ether letter.. 10 prove seeh parts
., thsy pis.sejwh,ca ssented to- The letter was
resd, dated isa Nov 1855 w.s merely lore letter
IL ssa leave taking. begging the return
of mns,use aud enn,sinins no thrsst aud esirsstng
her NO, 10 heirsy hirs.
cyr,s BedsL q msr.hsi. ,vorn--kne~t ~ Thomas
streets formerly two hcuses aud described the esi-
i,ca II the and the premises generally.
DR. Roger wss sg.in s.liedWA, ofopinon that there
.s blood on the Ratchet When he hrtt saw II; lev
drops Ia there jrcolrson now ca the axe bot
he could ssy II blood Geo. T. Hope sworn; !,
Assistant Secretary Of the Js6erscn Insurance Company;
nsarej Rosips Town.sad. furniture; frat policy $500,
second policy renewed N April ioi $500.
yostph Her,s, Jr. reoalledisd HI, clothes painted
soJ the proner. 10 risleous also painted inside
IL the right leg Of his pantsoon from the pain, IN the
store; got terpentine &c, of boih he used Il, but
did not succeed 10 getting Il entirely on
Iaban .farobs sworn--He made that Ratchet; manu-
aoured 300 1884 IN Connecticut; all sid in this
city; he made the baalle, HIMSELF came, distinguish
one from the other.
some eonversa,icn here took place between The
sci both ,des, us,mporapi IN itself, sner VIII ch
stated they bad gone through the whole OF the tee
umony.
The council for tie prisoner remarked that they had
no more witnesses introduce in behalf OF their client,
and Il the court plesaed. they would Immediately com.
meuce summing up Tor the defence. The court replied
that they rcad hear the summing up, and after
brief ultsiion between Mossrs Hoffman, Maxwell
and Price, the latter gentleman at lew minutes past
g o'clock, began addressing the Jury.
The learned gsptlempp spoke at console rable length,
and with great sloqucnce and forceoi argument
MIR Price ves followed by Mr. Morris, who the part
the prosesuiion, delivered address highly creds
BILE 10 HIM Of the most distinguished and eloquent
member OF the bar OF this city.
Duriag the speech Of Mr. Morris, the lea rned gentle
mau vas interrupted by which the court took,
prcsedly for half hour, tsit actually for upward
a. hour-sud the court again meeting, he resumed
closed his address, which altogether occupied about
two hours.
At the conclusion Of Mr. Morris address, the perogative
ofwhich pplauded by the audience in such
yer that it with great difficulty the tumu could be
stayed, Ogden Hoffman and made Of the mos,
brilliant speeches that has emanaed from any
her of the n. York bar. II had powerful effect upon
every pc rson in court
Mr. Phenr, then meDced the closing speech in IA
the prosecution and after pertinent and able
gument of two hours and more, lie concluded ut II o.
clock.
His honor Judge Edtcnrds then charged the jury al
length, recapuating the prominent parts Of the testmo
n.y. and laying down the law for the guidance Of the jury
His honor closed his charge at half past 10 o'clock
when the jury retired TO III cir chamber and in about
IS minutes returned into with verdict Of NOT
lGUILTY.
The announcement Of which hailed with loud and
bosterons cheers by the people, in and OUTSIDE Tho
Court.
When the verdict pronounced, Robinson for the
first time during the trial. exhibited sig,s Of emotion,hn
burst into teas. 10 few minutes afterwards Robinson
left the court leaning the OF Mr. Hoxe.