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The navy, merchant seamen, and persons on board ves
sells are comprised in the above statements for 1851 These
persons were not included in those for ls4l.
The striking difference noted in the number Of houses in
Scotland for ls4l and ls5l-viz decrease Of 202 at
the latter date, while during the period the population
has increased by $4,000, from lsf to 2s70, ,7s4
attributable to the fact that in lsil fats stories reck
oned in many places houses" whereas in the census Of
1851 the correct mode Of counting houses has been adopted
ln England and Wales there in process Of consruc
ton 26 houses, in Scotland 237s in the islands in the
British seas 202, and in London 4,sl7
According to the Medical Times, there in London
2e74 doctors Of medicine, 1877 surgeons 50 homapshists
This gives about doctor Of medicine to Ola nhsbsns
and surgeon 1857 Of the population. or the doctors
Of medicine e46 ns authors.
Some months ago Dr.. GaArei laid before the Academy
Of Sciences Of Paris paper containing the result Of bis in
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

GCMOOL nOOkH and Stationery for sale By X. FAR
~ HAM. corner of Eeventh street and Penn. avenue.
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The bill for removing the Jewish disabilities passed the
House Of Commons last evening without division. It will
be s!outy opposed in the Lords Alderman SALoNoSs did
not wish TO peex the business and will not take any steps
TO occupy his seat until be peceives bow the bill fares the
upper House. Should be rejected there, be will then de-
mand admission into the Commons should it pass he will
Of course take his seat under its provisions. There
rather sharp Passags not of armsn but Of words, last
night in the Lords between Lord and Lord
relative to details Of Law and practice in
the Court OF Chance The Ecclesiastical Titles Bill will
pass the Commons this evening. Lord JoHx RUSSELL will
move TO reverse the amendments carried few evenings sgo
on the motion of Sir F. THEs1sKa.
The attendance the Great Exhibition Yesterday was
$685. the amount received e. 662 s the total attend
ance for The week $50, 1913; receipts Ella, ,6l2.
There is very little from the Continent LOUIS
NAPOLEON. has been attending railroad Inauguration at
Poictiers portion Of the National Guard and inhabitants
OF that city joined to the cry Of "Kve Ia Repu5que that Of
"a bos Npseon J" and the manifestations At one time
sumed character Of serious hostility against the person Of
the President The Paris police was however, very strong,
and curbed the disturbance BY the arrest of some Of the Ns-
iona Guard who uttered the hostile cry. NJ DE- TocouK-
VILE expected present his report on the revision of the
constitution to the Assembly Wednesday The news
from Portugal Is that the Government has reduced the
from ten per cs to ve and taken of the duty upon horses
used for labor The Cabrass are said 70 be still plotting
against SALDASHA, and there soms nsubordpaon in The
army. Count LAvAnADIo has bssn appointed Ambassador
70 London.
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ccdTch J0nV fTd0hItn. "A number OF novels
almost all the popular writers Of the day are also
"Mie Notes." American work, has been reprinted here
by BENTLEY, and is very highly spoken Of.
The deaths 10 London, last week, O32 the average
Of ten preceding years ,0l6, the births 439
sixteen above the average Among the deaths forty
by burns four by suicide, three from violence and two
by ntemperance One Of cholera occurred The Earl
Of DxRBT died Monday, the age Of seventy
Lord STANLEY succeeds the Eardom, and his son. Mr.
Stanley the member for Lynn, becomes Lord Stanley but
without the peerage.
The of the Bank of England show that the bullion
has increased f272 4s6 during the week. the public deposes
increased fs26 2sl the private diminished fls4 lsl
the discounts advanced e397 22s and the circulation in
creased 933, 523 The money market is easy, and more
business doing. The funds buoyani. The Railway
share market is still very agaed and unsettled The Bank
Of France exhibits the singular position OF holding eonsdsra
bly, specie (eghty sod half millions Of frsncs)
than has notes in circulation the former being 592
sncs the latter 504 642 s25 francs is though, the
cess will reach lOO 0O0 The discounted bills fo'
the whole Of France only hundred and five millions o.
francs about Ca, 000 Chose Of the Bank Of England
being 9l3 2s4, 757 besides in Government
cun''es This very safe condition for the Bark Of
rance but rather unfavorable for the rHde and
mece OF the country. The bank , however, about to loan
i5OoOOOoO francs for The completion Of the Paris and
Lyons railway and sundry improvements m Paris.
The subject OF the revision Of the Constitution
saii engages the attention Of the FRENcH Legsla-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06

TRAVELLING. Tho amount OF travel TO
the White Mountains the week past through
this place, has been great. The Travellers
camc, We bciirvc, principally from New York
City and is vicinity, The route up the Con-
ncStirm aud Paoump'ic Valleys they speak
Of as delightful one; and those that have
returned from tho Mountains via 81, Johns
bury ara equally well pleased with their trip
by coaches out and hack. Strangers to the
varied scenery Of our hill-country express
the greatest pleasure Of what they aro per-
mittcd to soc, As well as prthcir treatment by
the way.
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Arrival Of the Atlantic.

The T. 3. AisH sephship Alhmie. oapt
West arrived at AeH Aork s,Tirmbrr ist,
bringing 100 passong@r and fqif days later
IHnIignurr .I. IN
EHulANpe- 'rhrNfathcr and tho plumis-
Ing harvest hls bad extremely depressing oi-
irrt upon brrad.luiis which have deelinsd.
Tho number of visitors io the Exhibition
100 lhc irtll WIS ,nBB. The Commissioners
have druidod "a olGne che building on Satur-
day, October nth On the 18Th, Commits
fipucr. will meet lo receive the reports OF the
arYrul iurrs, when au attendance nl -eAAil,-
fFHf7 10 ft-iu1- r. iltrtt +orHi-. ! the reports nj
tho iurus, aud the names ~ those rucelsina
prizes. are % be published IN tbs London
GaErttu.
InHLANn.-Tbo reports II che potato
rot indicated 40 farther extension Of the
blight,
The Roman Catholic Priests IN ireland
have indicated thrir determination 10 SCI ~
nauqht fhcprohlbitim and penalties Of the
Ecclesiastical I.llrs 1871, llra, Culleit aud
I ~ ftaiF iUyf iHUed lcfiFHlu open deieunln'
jiiup, showing HAT the Catholic Hierarchy ID
not dead nntwiasmndingt The recent act OF
| Parliament
An aggregate meeting OF the Roman Cath.
|olics Is about 10 be- hid, Whirh promises "a
iuuirh vtul Grafton and defiance Of tile gov
cnmont
/ FuAScE-,A Frghch, spanisl9nd italian
! Democratic Coumi0sa has .dso been lonaoo
] la PARA r-. ..--, H..
+, The grain crops Of Fmnco,will all be gath
crtd 10 Tow days. The quality u superior
hut the quantity b not 10 large as the preyi
,ols rIbp.
\ a commtteo Of Surveillance, consisting OF
thirty mculsrs OF the Assembly, uainl,
Royalists. sils at Paris, holding is week ]!
meetings, In relation to lite political condition
OF PANS aud the department Of the govern
mont la rase oi any feri0us occurrence, al
he Representatives "a the proyinccs are 70 b
! UnWdulf w IAla. 49,
The potaiu disease had appeared 10 th
ncrhbnrhuod Of Paris
SPAIN Madrid adyices are 20 the | itl
OF August The Grt accounts of Cuban dill
ruliic- had bccn received, which represented
IL ~ very trining affair, which had bee
promptly suppressed,
. Royal DEGREES had been issued, dcchiin
f, hat The Prince or Princes 10 be- born OF th
3 Duchess Montcusicr, should bo entitled 4
= al the prcropatiycs Of lnltnta Of Spain.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06
DR@raRSa


In this town, Sept. !, Emma Louise daugh-
ter.of Mr. Reuben Nichols, aged months.
In Kirby, Aug IS, Mrs. Betsey Bonnet
wife OF Lester Page.
In Glover, Aug. 81, MFR Joseph ID. French
aged 20 years.
In Danyille, Aug. -, Mrs. Celinda Ben
nett, widow of Humphrey Bennett Esq, a.
ged 80 years. member of the NJ +. Church
AT ST. Johnsbury Centre, Aug 26, Hudson
Lee, son OF MIR. and Mrs. G. z. Spencer, ag-
ed months. f. ..., .., ---s.i.r,,. I'D. d ..l.,.,
In this town, Aug. 27th, I,oesa, G., daugh,,
ter of David G. and I.asnra Il. Houghtoni Ageo
2 years 8 months and days. 90
Parents, look up and dry thy tearsi 7r'@
Thy loved one resteth now, asdf uur
Where rays of glory ever Gall Vim. ,sv--.,
On her seraphic brow. ...,a
Look MP and smile. though dark the AtoTm /
MAY gather round thy head,
For He, who IN the desert sent
The iainting prophet bread.
win hide theein His presence, till
The cfotiris arc over past 49, "a ~
Rejoice, for round her l0yolg ierni ~
ucr Savipr's NrmA arc cast a.i. eo~'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06
CAPTURE or cor, cmTTENDEN.

baltimore, Sunday evening, Aug. 81.
One Southern mail has arrived, but the lat
est ~ still due.
10 appears, FROM letters Published in the y
@, pirayuuo of the 2Jd that Col Crittendcn
aud IS men were lclt az Bahia Honda, by
l.opez, ia charge Of the baggage, whilst he
and his remaining forces advanced to 10, Pa
snr. Daring the next day 200 Spanish iroons
laudo,f from the steamer PizArro, and cut oil
Criltrnden's party from Lopez.
Crittcndun attempted 90 effect n junction
with Lopez, and, Ia first effort. succeeded
In forcing the Spaniards to give way. They
however, subsequently rallied, aud complot,.
is routed the Patriots, who spent two dnva
and nights ia the rl@pparal, without anything
10 ont
Tiny of thcm made their wnv 10 the sen.
shore. where they embarked In boats. and
.prnt onf night on the ocean. and the next
lay were taken pri-oncr.as nhradv puhlishcd
llGA uLhcrE Of ihe- llriY.- Ia. il has Losl.
asccrtninct, were shot ia small farm house
\ Spanish lieutenant reports that ON the
ttth he came ttp6n party OF twenty 0f the
invaders, who we're guarding an equal NUM-
Der 0i JhCir woundvd comrpdcs, all OF whom
we're Immediately put "a death
The remaining -, constituting the Who'll,
ortho PARTY under Col. Crittonden ave Alsr
. reported, ON Spanish authority to have h.cr
slaugttcfcf .,.-. -, .
| Tho New Orleans papers OF the 2ad con,
tain letters from Capts Brant, Kerr & jaime,
hut thoy are very briof, containing merely
| list Of atlicus TO friends. ..i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06
ST. 10 HIN s BURY
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER O, 1881.
ELEcroN IN ouR couNTY.

The Wings q this County, in the election
last Tuesday ,'holni,,od themselves handsome
~, Though p'sy might, IN aoveral towns,
have done heller, We are inclined 10 b. sat
isRcd with tho result, as a whole. Tho Wing
gain from last year ON abe State Ticket is
about ESQ. We also gain In tho Iiouse--
Dan,ille and llyegA,e and defeating our OPP
rOncn,s in Pcachani, and losing Barnet only.
The progress OF the good Wing cause In
Caledonia County l. Onward. Threa years
ago our opponents had a majority Of full ! 200
again-, rs. At each successive election since,
this iormidablc Opposition has been made "a
yield, and Il isnow scarcely ono fourth What
il was three years ago, Perseverance and
an adhcmuco to the good, conservative prin'
ciplcs Of our. party, will ere long, work out
complete triumph To the Wings In this
County.
The opposition candidates for county on.
GERS, with one exception, arc all elected
George Idle, the Wing candidate for Sheriff
Is elected by upwards OF so.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06

AhppLmuny, Ara, %, 1881,
The vermont Siaie Fairf9be held At MID
dItbnry onft iOntpnd Iih Of September
next was 6fIguatsdbyhuho,s and designed
mamly Cor Do oxhbtion ami sals of choice
snfmals, Ifhas been thought beet however,
even AZ this late day, to extend the benefits
expected 10 be- derived from tho Fair to Ne
chanics Manufacturers and other Producers,
Accordingly liberal arrangements have been
made for the fayorable display of any articles
Of hraAaailsH ~Asiifrr-of tiIu- fhrm, Tho dairy,
-ur NJ rurrhaniral er manufacturing stiii, Ah-
vnntageous opportunity ~ likewise given for
the exhibition Of Marble, Slate and other
minerals, and Il Il lesirablo that these branch
o. Of industry particularly, should be fully
represented
The Inducements for the exhibition Of AZ
toes hy Manufacturers are very great since
il SNOW certain that great numbers Of citi-
Eons iiUm aImotnII the Siates viii bo pres
emit
II is designed 10 have n meeting of al mr
torosied IN mechanical and manufacturing
phFhiht HhThF wv ihlt WIN fl'M '"
permanent State organization for the adj
vhncomont Of ihoso Interests
Messengers on this main Itailroadsar &c
BE- charged with fare one WAY only. PERSON.
presenting articles or exhibition, arc admit
ted To the grounds with such articles, withou
entrance Zee or other eharRe. re'
No'iee should be given by letter addressct
Hon, James Moacham, NJ. C., Middlcbury
Vermont. nf the names Of parsons intending
10 exhibit articles, together with lisi oi sucl
articles a. early NJ The Sch Of September
/ Packages forwarded for exhibition shhnld ~
4AaldHo@A0A lli aEila.,sat STAT Fair, ears Of l.
u Wright Secretary, Middlcbury, W." m'
sent free Of charge
S. =. PHELPS, and Others.
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o'clock An, Aug, 10, 1851.
stanton & Co.s--Dcar Friends 80 bon.
90 81 us, Col. CriHenden's command. weTr
taken prisoners yesterday, have not feceiyed
Our suntcurr yuri but no doubt We will all BE-
shot before AnnaeL -LnFEz, -EIgE- ssa,vspry,
has deceived us; there IL no doubt but an
those reports about the Cubans rising were
trumpet up Ia New Orleans. LopeI took
nearly his command aud deserted ns--we
we're attacked by some 500 or 700 Of the
Queens troops the second day After We land
ed
Our own gallant Col Cri,tenden done ali
that any man could debut we saw VIC had
been deceivcd. and retrcaied 10 The sea shore
with the Intention Of getting of 20 our com
Try, hPossible--got three boats, and got oil
with the intention Of coasiing until We fell
IN " th an American vessel, and were taken
priso'crs by the steamer Habancno.
Explain TO my family that I have done moth.
ing but what was insiieatcd by the highest
motives that die with clear consci,ncc,
and like uihn with a stout heart. send INV
watch TO you it is for little Benny, ny napL.
CIV. Good bye God bless you all
Truly yours,
GILMAN A. Cook.
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.Ciibaa-4 Biiii.s -iIi -ASls Glrlsaas.----A dos
patch from New Orleans, of the 26th, states
that the Spanish Consul, finding his official
character of protection against mob VIC
lence, had closed his office, and transferred
his functions to the British aud French Con-
suls. In his notice to tho public he saysS- he
places the persons and property of Spanish
subjects under the protection of the American
Government
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06

We invite the attention Of purchasers Of
Clothing 20 the advertisement OF Menzrs
Whiting, Kclloc 4 GaIIonpc, who possess AL
vantages for the nanufSctnrc and sale OF
Ready Made Clothine not surpassed by any
honso IN che City OF Boston. long espcrf.
enee IN the business, nniiesl NTH The husa a.
clhhes and ihe most unIiriRg energy, have
placed this firm 10 position 70 compete with
the whole world and "the rest OF mSn ind"
Fl tfif T'rrr1ri ufTr-rrf m r---.'-s--r-T,,
o. 81 ,l2o,0Sa in specie was shipped TO
E0ropo from New York last week And
wherefore a==fsu st the Fs<fff OF 'sB.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06

I'd The Boston Committeot have invited
the President 10 attend the Railroad celebra.
ton but he docs not ~ present give any deci.
-ve answer owing. to the state Of public al
iAirs. Tho heads Of departments have also
been invited.
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-PfRf t4.- - tNrUErM
WrSr RANpo, rT. Ang % ies


FRIKNp HAZE .---Our thriving village was
visited on the night ct the 2lst inst, by u
very Severe FIRE, considering the sic Of the
place. Tho large aud commodious brick bo-
tel, with lie stables und out-huildngs, owned
hy Ampliua Blake, Eco, and occupicd bv Mr.
Asa Gaincs--a woll-dllcd harm, owned 10y
Brniamiu Jones Esq.-thc store OF C. NJ,
Smdcrson & Co.. with all its contents were
consumed. ti''i
The origin of the fire ~ unknown. Int from
nll Appearances. IL commenced in the lover
part of the store, being first discovered about
half past ten o'clock in the evenng,and burn
ing with such rapidity that all the buildings
weru SOM in ashes. Il was with groat difii-
Guilty andthc most strcnuuis efforts that 9th
or surrounding buildings were saved. SO far
had the flames advanced when first discover
ed, that il was impossible for me to save amy
portion Of my Law Library or papers then IN
my office, which was situated ia tho second
story OF tho store, .-1
The loss TO the suffering is several thou
sand dollars The insurance viii probably
cover two-thirds Of the loss A large portion
of the insurance was in tho Orange County
Company---a part in the State Mutual We
however, sadly feel the misfortune.
Respectfully yours,
j. b. HUTCHINSON.
Windsor Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06
Or cOrNTY FAIR

Tho Annual Fair Of the Caledonia County
Agricultural Society will bo holden in this
place on the 25lh day OF September. Il is to
be hoped that the farmers and others in the
County will take hold OF the matter in earn
est and make it an occasion Of interest and
profit.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06
M,AMM9AGRSa

In Bradford, Aug rs, by Rev Joseph
House, Mr. Henry Minard, Of Topshana, and
Miss Patience Frost, of Groton.
In Glover, by Rev. T. >. Tenncy, MT 0ev-
S. Norton and Miss Sarah Miles, of Clintonr
Ms.
Also, in Glover, by the same, Mr. Eli n.
Morrill, and Miss Rhoda Kennison, both OF
Stanstead, G. T.. ..l
In this town, Sept ., by Rev, MFR CIaPP,:
MIR Harvey Gilbert, Of bloomington, and
Mrs. Mary T. Batchelder, Of this town.
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L. .ts,; f, : 1So%q z g James.

Harbor Of Havana. Aug, 10, 1881.
MY ftr'hr- forotncrs AMI riHfdr This u the
last letter you will Teesiye FROM J0nr bro,i.
or Thomas, la ono hour. mort viii H.
launched into eternity, being now pri.ons.
with any others aboAs,l of this ahip. and ny
dor sentence ofdcnth All 70 NJ sbot ! TIi.
10 a hard Gs.e, but ! trust in the ulsrsy of CoJ
aud wall meet my late manfnlly. VI
Hunk Of me hereafter, not With rc,,ret. In,
as one whom you loved IN liieand who Ioysd
you Adicu' forever, my brothers, sisters AMI
iifendA 1crI tsH n THolsAs G. JAMEs'
RObert orr poor friends, g. A. Good ssd
John q, Byrce, are with me, aud send tbe;,
last regard 70 you also, Clement Stamford
firrnerly OF NAtchez. SID 20 09H
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Lener from j HrnndL


HAVANA, Aug. "a, 1881.
My dear Mother - have but a fow mo.
menis TO live biiy Of ~ are condemned 10
lie, but deeply reanet the griefit Win can,
you 10 hear Of my death. Farewell then ~,
dear mother, skaters, aud All NC may nss,
In another world. Think 0fme often Ioraa,
the cVusss have given YOU for grief reme,,'
Der only my viFupes Far0well again. d.
est mother, aHdJbelieye me 20 be, yddr aGeey
uQ9Aie SON =, .L.TnIuaaT dgbRGHBT.
Mrs Maria =, Brandt, rrv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06
THE ALEDO MAN.

Tho sarlRao has gone 10 seaNlh u the Pam
pero, which Il said 70 be lying OF the florida
COast. Ned Dnnuine, with llis steamer Mon
monuh az haltm0Fe, Is hsenled 10 ID thf
.Goyernmeni crpitw. 22b shooters leo this
port Gu The CuhnIiiaYnsiou seryice lastffhursy
day night neyolsef without number were
also spirited on b0afd" ~ ~
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Windsor Journal.

GO The Fayotte On. c. Observer, in
speaking of the reelection of Mr. CEnaman
to Congress, says thai that gentleman, pre-
vious to the election rcpudiatcd in full his
disunion sentiments, and represented him
self as good a Wing and better union man
than Col Gather, his opponent Io never
could have been elected, even in district
whore he had so much power, and have adj
yocated Disuniun.
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which caution aud foresight poo largely enter
The rash aut ambitious 1odl aud ldqHwiih
the inry and ,pHca1nniug MrClrN on p1id.
the penalty OF their faith ia this Pfrat error
J, was an awful lesson upon rhs subject to
thu Erulu biaus, who la'o never forgotten
Che difference of the rood and wary bravery
aud rbal lmi-bmincd madness which prcrIp-
nairl the hlonly battle Of rhn llr Lirks.
They learn now 10 understand Ihc value
ufmrh mgu a. Logan ho wa5r NOT oHly tha
G,rnuosi man Ia the Grld but ono Of the hrs
and uo.tl6Fbg bobofgA nlho em'usels Of
the uru STATE, 4All4afhH ulull-l- l.lzslas'' a
ihr puiriun-h never failed 10 command M.
nov aIlistcuyd chillrens
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06

' f7s' We have onen heard the expression
"l,c would stcal,ihe coppers on a dead mans
cyrs; -apriicd'to arr mdlvidnarJp illustrative
of mcaaness Of more than an ordinary iuten.
sity, bat have heretofore considered il as a
1hypcrbohcal figure, never to be practically
realized We learn, however, from the Ciu-
cinnati Commercial, that man has been ac-
tuay tried for that offence, aud found guilty
ii, TINT rftv-----------s-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06

CONVICTION OF JlM EpGEhTON
MD JOHN MARSHALL,

COW ~ I'm VI blM llihHhAh
..., NND.JOllN MARSHALL,
r The tiial OF John Marshall and Jaucs III.
carton, charged with burglary terminated
Yesterday, Ihoro were two indictments o.
-VHIUEF VNTH m tHr TrlFnHFIF nnF VT wv
fhfraking ln0 and stealing nom ne Apollo
. Hall rlathing eaiablirhMent-ihe 0thpr lor
lrr,l ND into and stealing two truuks Of MrI
sLnw. Strand building They were iurl
nrf upon he indictment for tho Apollo llAll
f ,U,ure Tie tribl occupying rho eHtirc tny On
'Tue,,lay. The last ilung bGidFe the adjourn
mont ~ ihe court was The chargp pt The judge
H. thr irry and soon amer lle opening ot Tie
Iaun "Wednesday morning, The Jury came va
mad rendered o. verdict ~ "Guiliy' aWinfl
hnrshnlls and then retired for iuuherdelilr
.sraiionfupnn The rgse pf ElgeTi0n'i In ihr
roursr Of half 40 hour they returned afWn'
and in rcsponsc 60 lht 0lncstidn ~ The derk.
NJ tho aourt, announced, through uer ihfe-
nmn ilht thy had hfFcrd np0n ANerlirl ~
DIs James Edqrrtnn the prisoner 90 Tia bar
guilty ar not guilty 2" "N0t Guilty" The
Verdict took many hy surprise innsmuch as
In nlno.t every important particular the e''
Il.n. ia.I M hur uyniiIst t-tIi,'-r,''r'- NJ ~
o. ta,nst AHrshhl We understand, however
la toe jury wefa OF opinion lhat me ni'hu'
Is Of Edrcrton was not sufficiently wen 'n-
tahl.hcd Ia warrant his conviction
Immediately aftcr Hie rendering Of the Yer.
,lrt in tho Two caseH, commenced Tue trlal OF
the pfsoncrs upon tho indictment ior break
ing Hio Shaw store, A. the testimony Nns
,,rcriscly the same in this ~ IN tic iirrt trial
The witicsscs OF the day before were not OWN
one or two oNcepuons) examined. liut one
of he witnesses Of the day before testified to
ha,iug seen Edgcrton IN Norwich tie ual
before the burglary that he came into
Shaw's store ard inquired for trunks, aud
bayinq looked ~ SHINE concluded they were
not goal aluugh. and went away. hia wit
noes idcutiGrd Edgcrlon, 49, lac sat ~ the
criminal box, ns the same man, nnd except
that one or the Boston cohsiablcs testified q
litth uo,r particularly ard definitely ~ "a
tho description ho received hom The mack
man Of the looks and appearance of the pas.
e,uerr whom lac recognized ~ Edgcrion, no
other new evidence Of any consequence wa
introduced by che State.
The charge OF the Court was yer, decided
lv.auainst the prisoners and the Jury were
not long in agreeing upon verdict OF guilty
against both Of them,