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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Trustees Sale

RY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to mo
- as trustee by William J. Key and wife,
which deed Is recorded in the Recorders Office
in Howard Co., and made for the purpose of
securing certain sums of money named in said
deed, will on the 10Th day of April next,
sell TO the hi CHEST bidder for cash in hand a
most desirable farm that lies about three miles
east OF Glasgow, containing about one hun
dred acres with comfortable improvements on
It, and adjons the lands of Jas. G.. Alaupin,
Jesse Hastings and others. The sale will take
place on the premises about ii O'Clock A. NJ
will make such title to the purchaser as is
vested in me only, which is believed to DO
good. JOHN MILLER, Trustee.
March %, lS5O-w3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

THE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW
That the Broadway Hat Compsny are selling
Of their own manufacture, the best quality
MOLE SKIN ia rs, of the latest ashton
At "a each!
Making no losses by credit, and selling a
great number for cash, enables the Company
to offer a hat at the above price, warranted
equal to any sold elsewhere, at FIVE dollars, or
no sale. There can be found at this store.
FUR, CLOTH, PLUSH, AND GLAZED
CAPS.
California and Rough and Ready Hats, low
crown broad brim Hats of all kinds,
LOW FOR CASH.
Gsntlemen visiting the City will remember
No. 297
o. THE SIGN is 60
OF Hats inihe windoW in perpetual motion 20
st. Louis. Nov. s. lSI9
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA,
Fourteen Days later from Europe.

LIVERPOOL. Sih March.
The cotton market during the past fort
night has been dull, and holders have been
obliged 10 submit 10 a decline of I'D on all
descriptions below fair Orleans. No change
in Orleans or Mobile quotations. Fair Or
leans 6sd. Mobile Cad, Upland, 6sd. Sales
for the two weeks amount TO SO, $50 bales,
OF which spectators took $4,000, the trade
purchasing very sparingIy.
Al Havre the market is very quiet.
The markets generally are very slack
prices having given way in most articles.
Indian corn has declined Cd per quarter
for white aud cd Cd for yellow.
The best Western Canal, Baltimore and
Ohio flour has declined LIST Cd per bbl.
The provision marke, has rather improved.
Beef is in good demand al 65s, old TBS 10
sos; new hams are dull, shoulders in better
demand at improved rates. Lard unchsng
cd.
The demand for coffee is limited; holders
and Spectators are disinclined 10 act until
after great sales in Holland.
A considerable business has been done in
Porto Rico sugar.
Sales of tobacco for the month reach 2774
hid. About ono half was Kentucky stems
med: prices advanced during the month,
from 10 Id per 10 on Virginia and Ken,
lucky sIemmsd.
FRANCE.
The anniversary of the Republic passed
off without, disturbance.
The Minister OF Finance states tina, The
revenue will be adequate for the public SER
vice this year,
The Postmaster General opens all letters
assing 10 aud from suspected persons. This
ondhct has given rise to warm deb ale in
he Assembly.
1t is said that France and Russia are
completely united upon the Greek question,
Letters from Touon states that the French
feet in the I,evan, had sailed for The Greek
coss,.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
From The Louisville Journal.

From The Louisville Journal.
Consumption is disease which is carving
it's victims TO The tcmbs by lhousu nds, without
being arrested in its progress BY the medicine,
in common use at the present time. But a
brighter day is coming, and has come--to sue
cessiully arrest this disease. Dr.. Rogers
Liverwort and Tar. not only gives immediate
relief in Coughs and Colds, but from the tes-
limony Of men Of the highest standing here
and elsewhere, it is making some very re-
markable cures Of Consumption. Improve
ments. in the treatment OF diseases are on
ward, and nothing can arrest its spirit in the
present age.
For Sale by o. HENDERSON, Glasgow, Dr.
SNELsoN. Fayette, McCAMPBELL, CuArEs d.
SMITH. Huntsville, Mo. omar 25
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

UThe attention of shippers is
called TO the advertisement Of Mr.. w.
c. Robinson. Commission Merchant Of
st. Louis. Mr.. Worsham, formerly Of
this section, is with him. and will give
his attention TO the re-shipping or selling
Of Tobacco, and other Produce, for
which duties his long experience pccu.
liatly fit him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE UNION
MEETING,

The citizens Of St. Louis deeming il
fl, and proper. in view Of The threats
which have been made in certain quar-.
lers to dissolve the Union, and believ
ing Improper that their opinions should
be expressed in some public and efec-
tive manner, assembled in Mass Meet
ing irrespective of party, at the Rotun-
da on Monday the 18th inst.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Mcpherson,
Henry s., Geyer, was called to preside,
and Col John O'Fallon, Judge Mont
gomcry Blair. james ii. Lucas, Judge
John NJ. krum, Kenneth Mckenzie,
Wayman Crow. Oliver d. Flley. Isaac
J. Sturgeon, Robt. Campbell, John s.
Mcclure. and John F. Darby were ap.
pointed Vice Presidents, and Thomas
Phillips, Thomas Yeatman, and George
Knapp were appointed Secretaries.
On motion of Jas. B. Crockett, ESQ.
a committee Of thirteen were appointed
to drsf, resolutions expressive Of the
sense Of the meeting on the subjec,
which had broush, it together. The
Chair appointed the following gentle.
men:
Jas. B. Crockett, Isaac ii. Sturgeon,
VIM. NJ. Mcpherson. Z. NJ. Haight. Ii
r. G emble, Mntgomery Blair. Thomas
Harvey, Geo. X, McGunnegle, Thomas
B. Hudson, Wylis King. Geo. Collier.
Thos. Phillips, and Wayman Crow,
who reported the following preamble
and resolutions, which we're unanimous.
ly adopted:
Cherishing, as we do, sincere attach,
ment to the Union, the people OF St. Louis
have witnessed with profound regret, the Ell.
element which has recently prevailed in
Congress. growing out or, and connected
with the slavery question. We have obser>
we'd with the most painful emotions the con,
OoS' W VIVIAN PS'N'N'ohej eHbeIIdHlHS CT
IRENE opinions on either side oil the question,
which in our judgment has tended greatly 10
increase sectional jesouscs. and to weaken
the spirit OF iorbearance and mutual concess.
ion, which is one Of the stronges. bonds Of
The Union. 1t is not for us 10 decide upon
the motives Of those, whether in the North
or in the South, who, by violent denuuca.
lions and Incorporate appeals, have been
chiefly Instrumental in producing this I'M.
happy state OF affairs. But whatever may
have been the motive, we cannot commend
the wisdom OF those, who, as remedy for
existing evils, seek to iuAame the public
mind, and exaggerale the differences between
the North and the South. Whsleyer those
differences may be, we confidently believe,
Of that by wise counsels. by cullivaling spir,
harmony, by appealing TO the justice and pa.
lrolism Of the different sections. and above
all, by forbesrance and mutual concession,
those differences may be adjusted upon ba-
sis alike satisfactory 10 all. But as there are
some in high places, who maintain that il
no other remedy for existing evils can be de,
vsed, they will seek q remedy in the sever.
ance oil The Union, openly avowing in the
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

upon the general question of slavery,
particularly with reference to Colifor-
MIA. lie attributed all existing embar-
easements to the war with Mexico, and
was in favor of the immediate admis.
sion Of California without quali6ca-
lion.
HousE.--The bill reported from the
Committee of the Whole, appropria.
ting 100000 for the relief of the cap
tors Of the friga,e Philadelphia in the
harbor of Tripoli, was read, but OBJ.
lcciions being made, was laid over. MI
Thomas moved that the House 60 into
Committee Of the Whole on the pri.
vate calendar, and The question being
taken. it was decided affirma,ively by
the casting vote Of the Speaker. AT
ter some further business, the deficiency
bill was taken up and discussed unit
adjournment.
WAsnINeToN, March 26-6 Pm.
SEsATE.-The Senate proceeded q,
once TO the consideration of the specia
order ofthe day, being Mr.. Bradbury,
resolution in relation TO removals from
office. Mr.. Smith resumed, and spoke
energe,ically. defending Gen. Taylor
and his administration from the chprge
of prescription.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
JOHN w. HOGAN.
S WITZER,.S MILL,

:" WIIZER'S Mill,
AS on hand 4 complete assortment of
IL Merchandise, comprising in part.
Dry Goods Groce ries, Nails, boots, and shoes.
Hard Queens and GlqssVare, Hats
and Caps, Cutlery, dc.
together with general assortment of articles
usually kept in country store. or that the
wants of the country demand, all of which will
be sold as low as they can be purchased any
where this side of ST. Louis. He respectful
" solicits call, feeling assured his goods
and prices cannot fail to give satisfaction to
all.
March %, lS5O-4tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

Ell PAsso.-This fne little steamer
passed up on Sunday, with over two
hundred California immigrants on
board. The Ell Pdsso is a new boat,
this being her first trip up our river
She is built on the most approved plan,
and combines lishtness of draught with
speed. while the arrangement of her
cabin is such as to ensure comfort 10
passengers. We return our thanks for
late papers. and hope she may make a
pleasant and profitable season with
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Great excitement III, Roanoke
DECLINE IN COFFEE. SUGAR,
COTTON YARN, AT WHITES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT

ME subscriber being extremely than kful
Il for past favors begs leave to solicit a
continuance of their favors, and would respect.
fully call the attention of his numerous friends
and customers, and the public generally. to
the very large stock of Groceries and staple
goods, he is now receiving, and to which ad-
ditions will constantly be made, by every boat
during the season, all of which will be sold
lower than any ether house west of the Ale
CLANCY mountains, for cdsh--as my motto is,
"Quick sales and small profits"
My stock consists in part Of
30 hhds Sugar; lbs bags Rio coffee
80 bbls and 4 barrels Molasses
100 kegs tar; 20 Dbl :, h I and or bbls Mack.
erel
1875 bbs Cincinnati whiskey, warranted 8
years old
rs kegs nails, all sizes, spikes and wrought
III tons iron, including Sligo, Heckla and
other brands,
$500 lbs castings, including kettles, fiat irons,
oil kinds
1900 lbs wagon boxes, all sizes
"a dozen saddle trees, complete stock
10 No pad skins
" Kip and calf skins, aud general
stock OF saddlers trimmings; carpenters, shoe
ma kers and tanners tools; a complete as
sortment of blacksmilhs tools; Jewett poughs,
one and two horse; cooking stoves. all sizes.
with pipe and furniture complete; grind stones
all sizes. warranted pure grit; log and trace
chains, names aud collars; great variety Of
toys and fancy articles, all Of which will be
seld at small advance on first cost.
Also, splendid lot of furniture, including
bed sic ids, bureaus, tables, wash stands
chairs, and large lot Of trunks, all qualities
and prices.
Daily expected, 600 bags G A salt in larpe.
bright, twied sacks, direct through from New
Orleans.
Roanoke, March "a.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

UThe March number of the La
dy's Book has just come TO hand. 1t
contains SO contributions, from our
ablest and most gifted authors, male
and female, and 81 fine embellishments
This excellent periodical and the TINES
can both be had one year for 81, in ad.
vance. We shall make a remittance
on the LIST of April, previous 10 which
time all who want 10 subscribe ere in
vi,ed to call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Plastcrii,g! PAastering!!

TNHE subscribers having formed Co. part
l. nership, are now prepared to do all kinds
of Plastering, both plain and ornamental in the
very best manner and on reasonable terms.
They are prepared to plaster cisterns, wells
and ceIlars-with Hydraulic Cement, which 10
a very excellent and economical article, en-
tirely superceding the use Of stone walls.
They are also prepared to roof houses, with
cement, which is cheaper and more durable
than shingles. All work warranted.
A share OF public patronage is respectfully
solicited
JEREMIAH EAGAN,
MICHAEL ABBOTT.
Glasgow, March %, 1850, 3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

"We learn that recent letters from
California bring the melancholy news
Of the death Of Mr.. WILLIAM SEARS,
Of Randolph county. He died at Sac.
rsmeuto City. during the flood that so
much injured tina! place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES !
March %. 1850. {

OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES !
March 2S, l650.}
The weather. since our last, has been very
unfavorable to business. Snow fell on Suns
day to the depth Of several inches, since
which time we have had cold, cloudy wea>
Their, up 10 this morning The roads are yet
in bad condition, and produce is not coming
in very freely. Hemp is rather dull, neither
buyers nor sellers being anxious to trade at
present figures. A good article, well baled,
brings our highest quotations, some 20 tons
having changed hands at that rate. Our
last dates from ST. Louis, quoted Hemp a.
$50 to sos per ton. On the 23d. in New
York. American D. R. dressed. was quoted
at$19O. .rr t a.
No change in Groceries. Prices of pro,
dnce as follows: ...L
TOBACCO--$3 to 4 so.
HEMP-S75 $50 per ton.
BACON-Shoulder 2lc.; hams and sides
SIC. per lb--a decline.
LARD-well put up, 4 to ~ cents per lb---
slight advance.
WHEAT-S0 to 90 cents--sdvance.
OATS--35 to 373 cents-in demand.
DRY HIDES-64 to 7 cents--ad,ancs.
BEANS-in demand.
FLAX SEED--S0 cents to 81 per bushel--
in demand.
BUTTER-Good article, in dsmand at IL
cents.
The River is rather low, and rising -
Fre.ghts plenty.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

Glasgow Female Seminary.
ME second session Of this institution will
l. open on Monday the frs, of Ap ril and
continue four months
TERMS
Primary Branches a5,0os
common English 600
Inc Sciences $50
/" Classics lo,50
Music with use of Piano l4'50
French and ornamental branches, usual.
prices.
No deduction made for absence. except IN
cases Of protracted illness. Good boarding
can be procured at from al SO to 9 90 per
week. We take pleasure in informing tho
puo bile and especially the patrons of learning
th at the above institution continues under the
supervision Of Rev. A B. FRAZIER, and Lady,
assisted by Miss S. GROVE. They have also
secured the services Of Miss SPRAeuE, former.
ly Of Washington (Pa) Female seminary, as in
structress in music and the ornamental. branch
e.. The government of this institution, 10
rigid and saluiary. No one will be retained
who neglects 10 comply with its rules.
F. A. SAVAGE,
Chm'n BID. Trustees.
Glasgow. March 2S.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

OThc attention of families and
dealers in the neighborhood Of "Swi,z.
er's Mill" is called TO the advertisement
Of Mr.. Hogan. in to.day's paper. They
will find his assortment complete and
prices low.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

Rev. PORTER Clay, the last survi-
ving full brother Of Henry Clay. died
on the 18th ult., at Camden, Arkansas,
in the 7lst year of his age.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

U-The Grand Jury Of the District
of Columbia have indicted b. +. Brown
ofOhio, for forging Treasury vouchers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

FnoN CALlFoRNIA.-Mr. Edward T..
Perkins, of Platte. formerly Of this
county. passed up tho river yesterday
morning, on the steamer Melodeon, d..
rect from California, having left Hang.
town on the l7,h January. and San
Francisco on the Is, February. Mr.. p.
saw most Of the Howard boys. previous
TO his leaving. and reports them all well,
and doing well. He mentioned in par.
ticular. John Criglar, John Williams,
Paul Shirley, Payne, and others, who
were at work in the mines. There
was several persons in company with
Mr.. P. who reside in the upper par, OF
this State. They all went GU, last
spring.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

MARRlED-On the 18th inst. by B. Il.
Twombly, Esq. Mr.. ANDREW REYN.
OLDS and Miss CLARlNDA Z. WITH
ERS, all OF this county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

"A party ofCalifornia immigrants
arrived here from Virginia. a few days
since, among them Mr.. Saml c. Grove,
james Kunkle. and c. Merritt, who for
merly resided in this county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
CALIFORNIA SERMON.

Rev, WILLIAM HOLMES will deliver
a sermon especially to California immi.
grants, in the Methodist church, on Sun.
day morning.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

DIED-In Fayet,e, on the 18th inst.
SARAH FRANCES. second daughter OF
Mr.. Lark ford Cook, OF that place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

% The MELoDEoN, another new
and splendid Missouri river boat, pass
ed up yesterday morning, having on
board some three hundred passengers,
mostly bound for California. The Me.
lodeon is one of The roomiest, most
comfortable and substantial looking
boats on our river, and is destined to
be great favori,e with the travelling
and shipping public, Her officers are
polite and accommodating, and we be.
speak for them liberal share of M.
tronage.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

FoR THE LEGISLATURE -"Many Vo
tcrs" call on Maj. THos. JACKSON and
Judge OWEN RAwLINs. through the
columns Of the Fayelte Democrat, TO
become candidates for the Legislature
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

FoR CoNGREss.-We learn that Mr..
HALLIBURTON, of Linneus, is spoken
of as the Benton candidate for Con
gress, in opposition TO the Hon. w. P.
HALL. Mr.. Gardenhire. and several
others are spoken Of, on the same side.
The Antics seem to be satisfied with
Mr.. Hall, while the Wings have cen.
tered upon Chas. L. Bowman, of Rich.
mond-a gentleman eminently worthy
Of their confidence and support.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
IcCTIuHV
JOHN BOGGS.

T We can supply friend Boggs
with the news, but must leave him to
"work cut his own salvation" in refer
ence to the other COMMODITY"
Our friends, and all who are abou,
starting for California, can see by the
above letter, how much a newspaper is
priced there, and DT make their ar
fragments 10 get one before leaving
home. Call in. leave US your address
and two dollars, and you may expecl
the TINES regularly. Do not neglec,
this or you will regret it. There is no
doubt but that the papers will 60
regularly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
FROM CALIFORNIA.
HANGrowN, California,
January II, 1850.

CLARK II. GREEN:-Inclosed you
will find one years subscription for
your paper, which you will please di.
rect to me q, Sacramento city, Califor.
MIA. To US Missourians. a western pa.
per would be great treat. as we can
only now and then get one from the
east, for which we pay the mod
crate sum of one dollar per copy. Ev-
cry thing is plentiful in this golden
land. that man could wish for, exeep,
newspapers and ladies'.
Do.noo,f,l,,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

UF. A. Savage has just returned
with fine assortment Of New Goods,
to which he invites the attention of his
friends and the public, per advertise.
ment in to.day's paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

.eJF~m' and lnstruciias for taxing dspo-
s,iion'' neatly printed and fpy sale Al this
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

Roanoke, March "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

gate result. To authorize Ia terms the State Con-
vHsserB TO ascertain decide and declare the result
would perhaps be too gsring division OF legs
tive powers and responsibilities; and to this day
there ID no tangible evidence OF the result snort OF
On examination Of the returns Of the local lnspec
tors. Can it De possible that such proceedings
creale constitutional Law or repeal lava before IN
existence
The Electors shall desrnneb y bslo whethe! t1la act
shall or sh,l not become lawi Sec 10 and IN cage s
81 majority q all he votes OF lhs s'ae shall he ca Tor
" ard shsil AXE efert immediately
Beautiful provision in disregard not only OF the
Constitution bat of every principle OF right and
iussice. This New School Law, If it be law,
imposed penalties by fine ard imprisonment, and
repealed important existing laws the moment
the msjority OF all the votes Of the State were
cabt in its favor Every person under toe ne
cessity of doing any act under tbs Old or the
New law 10 bound 70 know the result OF the votlng
All over the State the moment it is Concluded
ReslIy the old tyrant law -syer, who required his
laws 10 be posted 30 high that the People could
not read them, did not exhaust ell the means OF
eDtrapping subjects into the commi OF ohenSes
against unknown LAYS.
In 1888 alaw WAC passed providing for Boards OF
Health il ,be towns and villages OF this state IL
had expired, and in l849 the Legislature passed
law directing ths Governor, IN case the Ohoiers
should appear to issue his proclamation and revive
the expired law The Governor did so aud tue
upon the ground that the Legislative Pc yer is
vested in the Senate and Assembly and by those
bodies alone oe exercised ,,,o,,,
Yours, &c. ANSEL BASCoh.
8s- AS Mr.. Bascom intimates that ne
should deem it impolite in US to term mis-
line of argument petsifogging,' we will say
no more about it, only to ask again why the
question is not legally made and his argu-
ments advanced to the Courts if he believes
they would decide as he argues? Such con-
siderations are not calculated to win votes for
bis side from the friends Of Free Schools.
We do not wonder at the disrelish for Po-
pular Voting to confirm or invalidate laws
evinced on that side. They have had reason
for it, and we trust they are destined TO have
more. 1t shall be no fault of ours if they
don't. Ed. Trib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
Reiolcings at Washington,

WASHINGTON, Sunday, Sept 8.
The greatest e1thusiasm prevailed here lans
night owing to the passage ofthe Texas Boundary
and California Bills, by the House. At sundown
ooe hundred Minute guns were fred by Capt
Buckinehan.s Arhlley. At dark there was
brilliant display of fireworks set off on the banks
OF the Cenal, and Calcium Light illumination at
the Capitol, ar trough the entire Ayenue, shortly
after, large crowds assembled at the National Ho-
tel, and compimensed ire defenders of the Union
A aerepade was given by the Marine Band
MeBars. Clay, Rush, Houston, Webster Douglas
Speaker Cobb, Hilliard, and others appeared most
of " HON responded in appropriate remarks. Every
b!dy reemed delighted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
Of a saapeeted Murderer.

UTICA Salor4ay, Sept7, 80.
The trial Of John Allen, for the murder of a Jew
pedhr, was brought to close yesterday, at Her
kiner. But ole witaesa was called for the de-
fence. After commending the vigilance of the pso-
pte's counsel, Col. Judd, (than whom there is not
probably more thorough and indefatgable Dia,
tic: Atsraey in the statesj tho Court expressed
unanimous opinion tia. the prosecution had
failed to criminsy convict tee prisoner of the crime
for W ch he was arraigned, and the Jury agreeing,
John Allen was at once acquitted, and discharged
from custody he maintained great composure
during ihe trial; but on the rendering Of the YER
dict he barSt into tears and waa deeply affected.