The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27

the unhappy circumstances in which he was placed with
regard his wife-the cruel treatment he received from
the mother and MISUNDERSTANDING aitempt 70 NV
him away from the house. and that this solely produced
such effect upon his mind to leave the prisoner un
conscious OF what he doing of the wickedness Q,
the act from already shattered intellect TINS wouia
Lord Den may lay ground for the presumption, that
from the disease of the mind. that he was unconscious
at the time int the act vas committed Una, II
was crime On this view OF the quesusn'
the jury were to infer from the witnesses
The Jury would remember the testimony Of the various
witnesses, that had been introduced TO sustain the de
fence Of the prisoner There may be evidences to the
Jury Off shattered frame Of mind but remained for the
jury to determine upon this, and IL they were satisfied
that the mind Of the prisoner shattered then they
should determine upon the question That is to deter
had committed the offence. II not whether the pri
soner had no Just ground o. complaint or whether the
sesuy this did justify the taxing u lie No
justified in taking life These grievances were
the bad character of his wife, of which he complained
aDd conduct Of e w
action between her and the prisoners as one
been sent to tribunal but this was question between
the prisoner and the State Of New Jersey After further
the nature AND OF tn hs .,
homicide the Judge went to read the oath they had
taken, directed them to render verdict according to
evidence and he trusted that He who knsw the rets
Of all heas-and that could not be deceived-would in
them in their decisions and hoped that the
cords of this trial would afford another evidence of the
uprghtness and impartiay Of jurors in the county Of
Hudson.
ed in until 81 O'Clock, when they sent for the Chief
Justice TO ask for further nsructons-they again with
drew to their room.
the charge, was much emaciated and careworn He
leaned upon pillow in his seat and gazed often wildly
around the court roomwhch thronged with ladies
during the day. His friends usual sat him. and
manifested considerable anxiety during the delivery OF
last night the Jury had called for BEDS as there was no
prospect OF their agreeing
Movements or Travellers.
Yesterday arrivals were nearly as numerous at the
following principal hotels a; upon any day we have re.
registered at the respective hotels:-- !.
AMEsrcAs r. Cole, West Pont E. Vail Phila !; J
Hooker Hartford; D. Hall, Providence; II. Marston,
louisiana Z Gordon, U A. NJ Gardner. Newport;
jsnston ssi Phis Msnciei chsIsston ''''nn'A'
Asros.H Paris. Boston; M Hyde do; Dr. Boyd. U.
Hudson Nassau; II. Adderly, do; DR. Hay, Va J. Ad-
ger, Charleston; z Palmer, Boston; W. s. Sands Lon
Montreal; Z Lockwood Mobile; Z: Humphrey, Albany
Chapman do; H. Thompson, Boston; D. Fulton, Wash
ngton; Geo Bancroft Boston; E. Dorr, do; C.. Harris
Norfolk, A. Robinson Fall River, Rob- viele England
CIrY-s. Cooke, Penn; Gen Anderson, Tennessee;
W. Jordan, smithdeld j. Powlik, Va; Gen Cdwallader
ware; E, Fitzhugh, Liverpoo T. Parker Boston; j. Ag
new, Phia.; A. Basset, Ohio; f Baker, West Point; B.
Butman, Worcester. E. Rowland Boston; Com. Kearney
U Navy j. Foster. Tennessee; J. Saunders Albany;
Il. Peters, Geo.; W. Weston, n. G.
FRANKLIN.-C. Burroughs, Liverpool; B. Darling, Bos
ton; T. Wells, Ohio; g. hewens Massachusetts; z Hall
Va: H. Moss, New Berlin; C. Moss. Michigan; j Sho
vele Lake George; G. Barto, Keensville Huntington
Rome A. Latham Conn; E. Smith, Rscena; A. Hold
man, Mass; d. sporm, Phila.; c. Hempsed Princeton
NJ. Lambert, Bridgeport c. Meeker. Springfield; I.
Cole, Wilmington
HowAnp.-E. Rudler, N. o H Benjamin, Quebec; G.
Benjamin, do; Dr.. Young, N Y; r. Joyce. England; D
Myers R. H.; W. Buck, do; Rev. @; MCGOWAN, NC;
w Pennin, Toronto.D. Pratt, Ala; L. Hutchns, Provi
dence: Hon. NJ sibley, Canandagua; J. Mallory Albany
L. Fitzinger, Watertown; J. Davis, n O.: NJ Sinclair
Michigan; j. Brodhead, Boston; H. Hoskins, Me-; c.
slocum. Cohoes; Hunton, Bytown; L. Morton, Delhi
L. Robinson, Ohio; T. Collins KY; w. Hart Phila. c.
Miller, do W. Chappel Baltimore; E. Foote, Ala; NJ
Palmer, Prince Edwards Island, Mr. Twining, Nova
Scotia.
Jupsors.-P. M. Judson, Norwich; Q. Smith, New
burgh; w. Daily, Ohio; w. smarten, Phila s. Gorham
n HI 9. Derhon, West Point c. ince Rochester; s.
Buckingham, Waterbury; d. Stone, Ohio l.. Kilbeurne
do; B. Spaulding Boston; Gundoiph, N. O.; E. Ogden
Ohio; r. johnson, do; T. Douglass, Vermont; Has
kel Boston; w Todhupter, Pha; T.. Carpenter, Balti
more; E. Wiley, N. o. Judge Judson, Conn.,; w.
Field, Springfield, Mass d. Rynley, Pha; f. Sherman
Conn.