New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

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sson on Saturday. with iO4 passengers and $4,000 in
Fseie
~ Among the passengers for London
o. Saturday in the Pacific, was Richard B. Kimball,
Jp, the author Of 81. LsSr, &c. MI. K,mball 10
| isssly Interested with Sir Edward Belcher. and
pAsrs, in important schemes Of Agricultural Colo
xssson in Texas and the West, and he goes out,
vsbslievs, to attend meeting Of the partners, prior
b Dir Edwards departure for the Arctic Seas, 40
tsnmander Of the new expedition in search Of Sir
ysAa Franklin, to sail from England about the 15th
q The New- York Medical Gazette, or
ssn Of the regular faculty. of the lst inst. says
"0ur opinion Is, that those schools and journals
which caIno! sustain themselves, ought to break,
md the sooner the better They are all conducted
apivatc smolumeni, and II so, have no claim on
l Ne State.
FIRs.--On Friday evening fire occurred
b the Dwelling house No 90 Walker. street, but was
poD ellins uished before any material damage oc-
cured, and without any alarm being given, 1t ap-
pssIs that in closet that was requented BY rats,
AsFs was q quantity of looo-iocO matches, and
lev minutes before the Are was discovered the rats
wee heard In the closet The Captain OF the Vth
Waa faeeuously remarks that officer King extln-
tiss, although he knew where TO trap them
CouRr CALENDAR-This Day.-CIRcUIT
CeuHr Nos. 2s2, 244 2e9. ss2, 800, 267, 29S 27a,
sla, aAe. 800, ass. Sl7, 400, aaa:
ss \, G is IS % q a. ss, g. 4, H. 49,
nm, ~, 81, 80, -, &c, 81, IS. 80 40.
CskNos PLSAs-PaIt Mos. 81, Isl, l53, 1891,
li $751; ass aS7, 2s9 29l. 2es 293t, 1877, 299. s0l.
So 49, asi 800 $50 Isl sss. ass 800 ~ acs 49,
U. S. DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge
ludson.--The case of OSui spas Leris ct a. In re-
iaton 70 alleged Cuban expedition, was continued
nssrday forenoon. Judge Jadson proceeding TO
charge the jury II they considered that the defend
Ahe are shown to have begun, SGT on foot, provided
0Hoceled the means for military expedition TO act
sgan1 ffiendly power. tney come within the act.
Maece nsoe:sA!y thar the expedition should have
acslally sailed, &C.
The Court, in is charge TO the Jury, said the OBJ
yee Of the Law 10 peace With all the world national
any and the prevention OF war, With its ga con-
ssesenees In order to Insure conviction It must
.seovsd tnat the expedition or enterprise WAS in
nssAarsctsr military, and that its design and end
~ AIN VAS military invasion OF Cuba
nunot necsssary that the expedition should have
ssled o. been completed. II II vas begun, or set on
o. means DIVIDED or secured for It, that brings
eass wlthin the indictment, and renders the par
hes u guilty, liable unces IT,
| Iae Csuit alluded 10 the charges by defendants
Soansel, against the Dutncs Attorney, ~ to tue
Sene the ceruncAtcs OF Witnesses back 10 regard
I ~ NE District Attorney, he was examined said the
sWse, on ms being admitted 10 the bar in Connec.
Ssss ey myself; ana among other points, he
Esseosed good moral character As to the charge
~ niosfy, DC, the Jury can cay, on viewing his
RsSeca ana character here, whether he would Do
u!sll 70 90 %.
The Jury are bound to take the law nom the Court
49, acn - applicable 10 lha, Law are, under their
eshs for the csoision o, the Jsry. They Will duly
SA me whole case, and give 10 defendants the
ssuA9es OF III reasonable doubts.
'sJ rssxsd, on Saturday, about halfpass IL
AsQuassertos . O'Clock The Judge came into cours
ms Siefh having asksd toe Jury II thsy had
ls; NE Foreman replied that they had not
~ secge inquired there vas any probability Of
ne f~rss.-No probability whatever. Som.
"emsn ON We Jury say they never woald agree.
.sssef now Ions they are kept cut. There Il no
nn probability Of an asseemsas.
ssU ~ :Snsoss ssic he knes the great hardship CT
KSeeanee them TO remain In Confinement II Ia
IS.ei, an important case, sac II was desirable
ns fws~sn-we stand precisely now as VIZ did
SA,~ hfst retired, anc there IS no haiaan prooa.
Ss,ry u an agreement, II we were together for
ne Judge ssidAe always thong /. better to havs
| 49, o,es man coercec one tie should be very
5, sonsne ths jury all day Sunday. II he saw
~ FssaaninS for some t,ne longer ,sscshsr But
| sNsn ~ oecace Between tso thiGgs, whether
| IosSsn compel the Jury to remain together till
~. morning.. or discharge them.
ss - fnss would your Honor wish to knox
49, - ssid no; be never wished to ipouirs
l n H. n wesd Of the Foreman He then ssksd
! = .sI..s @sy would wish to return and discuss
l M - Ne; the Jury feel ps,fec,,v s,t,,ssd
h g 49, n'eoss charge. AID feel that they could
yR Hesov @hshssnsd than they have been by
= Ss, ss discharged the Jury. and thanked
= ~ = 49, -. ~ Rssasns attention to the
vasa 70 The beach and took