Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-06-23

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PARTICULARS OF Miss MHLLLERs AcouIr
TAL.- The Milsaukte Sentinel CONTAINS a tull
report OF The trial, and acquItial OF Miss " hee.
ler' from which we extract the following -
1.-The Jury retired with the case a, midnight.
A O'Clock A. NJ. the Jury having then been
out tour hours. the constable in sttendance was
notified that they had agreed on a verdict. aud
Judge, the Prisoner, and her Counsel we're sum
moned to r1eel Them In the count room.
When The Jury came m, IN charge of officer
Reck, the Judge, the Prisoner, attended by her
sister, and under charge OF Deputy Sheriff Con
over, aud Messrs. Tucker and Hamilton, of
Counsel tor the defence, were the only persons
present. Upon being asked the usual question
by the Clerk OF The court, the foreman OF the
Jury read from a written slip the verdict hey
had found, .Nei guilty, BY reason Of insanity
The prisoner immediately ruse, advanced, aud
shook hands with each Of The Jury, and then
turned to speak with her Counsel. 10 answer
to an lnqnlry from Mr.. Tucker, the Judge re-
ierred ~ The provisions Of he r. S (sec. IL,
Chap l46 hat where a person indicted tor an
off nse. snail be acquitted. by reason OF insanity,
it The court shall deem the discharge or going at
large of such Insane person, manltesIly dan
geruus to the peace anu safety Of community.
the court may order hin COMMITTED, or may give
hun into the care of his friends, on their
giving bonds that he shall be we'll aud g, curely
kept. The Judge remark d ,ha, there was moth
ing. 10 his judgment, III The evidence. or the ap
p~earance OF the prisoner, tequplng any such
p'ecaution, and he should therefore direct her
Immediate discharge from custody.
She immediately left the Court, and acconipa-
MED by her sister, went To friends house a
mile or two from tue CITY. 1t is her design,
with her father aud sister, to leave here to-iiiOr.
row tor her former residence at Nakeman, tu
ron County, Ohio. 8
We term that the Jury, soon after retiring.
took II ballot, and stood eleven for acqulttall. and
one tor CONVICTION. Some time was spent IN
discussing the case. wien a second ballot Iesul-
ted as above stated in an agreement"
The circumstances attending the suicide of
O irda DuHne. who drowned herself on The 23l
uIt. In Hnwlck, are extremely offering. aud
ought to be instructive To parents. She had been
matrird but a few weeks:-
For a year or so previous to her marriage
she had received visits from "A respectable young
man by The name ct Hall. to whom she engaged
to b. married Her parents opposed her choice,
and favored the suit Of a aidOwer IF c,nsidera
bic property. named D,aue. Hail soon after
married another, when the parents Of the de
ceased prevailed on her to marry Doane. The
friends we're invited but before time tor the
ceremonies to Commence, the young lady ex-
cused herself and rellred. Not returning, her
sister went to her rooai, saw blood on the mir
ror and on the flour, went to The bed. and, turn.
ing down the cluthes, found her sister with her
throat cut aud her brldal robes saturated with
blood. Assistance WAS called, her wound dress
sed, and she recovered. Soon after she was
married !; since which time she has been coca
%sionally deraDged. She tainted IN in church a
few Sabba,hs since, on seeing Hall and his wife
enter. and last Monday week, at 2 O'clock, p.
M, she stole from the authors and scene of her
rein TO close this tale Of suffering and wrong"
RUMoRED SLAVE TNsUKRECTIoN IN New
ORlEANs.-The following despatch was tele-
graphed from New Orleans, dated lh- l4'h.--
We give 1t for what it is worth. for where " the
thief fears each bush an officer" such stuff is
moi of great value -
Considerable excitement was caused here to
day, by ru,nurs Of an intended rising OF The slave
III this city. Information was gwen to tho police
a, a late hour last night by u free negro, whu
pointed out the ringIeader. The latter, wher
arrested, was found heavily armed.
He confessed that a band Of $500 we'll or
ganized negroes had matursd a plan TO attack
the city next day, III several points at once, in
GLIDING the powder magazine, the mint, ant
The principal banks. The city was then to be
set on fire as a signal to the surrounding coun
try to join the insurrection. Twenty other ar
rests have been made.
Second Despatch. Eusning. The story o
the Intended lnSu,rectiUD is mol gfnrally credi
ted, and by many Is looked upon as a hnax. Tit
poiice, however. have thought il necessary L
adopt precautionary measures. No further ar
rest have been made 10 addition to Those alrcad.
mentioned. The city is comparative ely quiet.
In Brentwood. N. H.. a turkey was tied IN
field with a long string a henhawk swooprd up
on one of her Young. when the mother ran to tn
rescue. and wound the string around the mar
auder 80 tina, he was caught and killed.
HIS Holiness tie Pope, who keeps the kew
Of Heaven and He'll has been frightened Out O
his seven senses by Il mere wO ,an- Mrs. II
d Stowp. n. has forbidden the circulation o
" Uncle Toms Cabin IN his d nnlnlons. the hit
on SLAYER. coming perhaps a little too near hone
We shouidn, be surprised IT The S'nthern task
masters turned Catholics on the strength u
thus lofty, christian and maguanluuuus act OF tn
Pope. He Is evidently the tue head OF thel
church, If this report Of HIS dolngs be true.
Arthur Spring. convicted Of The murder q
Mrs. Lynch aud Mrs. Shaw W, IN Pniladrlp hls
some months since. was recently executed i
that city. He persisted IN his innocence to tn
last, but acknowledged that he believed his SO
(who,n he had all along accused OF having cou
m,Ned the bloody deed) knew nothing of tn
transaction. He preserved the same indifference
in regard to his fate which has marked his con
duct from the time Of his arrest. HIS cours
through life has been that of a hardened dlsso
lute man, and he has at last reached a felon
grave.
The MAINE LAW IN WASHINGTON. TIL
~citizeus If Washington lately voted on The qncs
ton Of licensing The sale OF spirltuons liquors
The vote stood. 09l tor licensing and 1864 oI
posed to II. Every ward but one gave II majo
ity against licenses. and the vote is the large'
evar gwen 10 The CITY. The Providence Lournl
saws: - We should think Washington the lN
place in the world where The NJ line Law wohl
meet with pnpnlar favor. Shonid the law be er
forced, W. fancy that wnh IA good many membei
of Congress. the argumpnt for the removal I
the Capitol To the West would be great
strengthened"
The rebellion in China begins TO be felt b
tea drinkers. /, is stated that p,ices OF yonr
dyson have gone mp fully Is per cent. and u
6etter qu,lnies as high as 30 per cent, al
even at these rres, holders are by no mea'
willing to sell.
The Ohio papers speak Of extensive ravages B
the Ay amony the wheat. The Michigan pape
saw. that there will be the largest crop OF whe