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GOrOncrn' IrGuesea

Killed FALLING rHR WALL IN FRevr SrRnr.-
Coroner oDonnell yesterday held pqussat the Fourth
sae ststcs house Iup the body Of James Saty who
killed by the fanug Of the wall in Front street
Tuesday last as published IN yesterdays HsRAID
Perrpe VAS sworr He hac charge of the men ct
york ppon the premises he had left the place about two
hours sore the areident he informed that the de
sead Brady vas engaged At the top Of the wall ct No
Aih Front street yhen the wal, OF the house Nt fell
against the wall OF 2ii where Brady at work killing
him he could not ttate any for the falling OF the
Wall there vas no under uibpg any Of the walls the
wok zen commenced At the top TO take them down the
two walls Of Ms 2iih and Ai built against each
ether, shoush nceperte twelve irch walls; the wall
upon which Brady was 1t work brough. down about
twelve feet hscv the adjoninr WALL when II fell and
kid bn the wtrsss had been fourteen years engaged
In sines Of this fst and considered the walls perfect
~ safe when be left The premises.
Daniel Blake also testified stating the wall which fell
on BRADY was about Ten 70 eightee feet high from
the ground one vs near when 1t fell; he knew no
reason or its falling.
kbrsr Woodruff residing At 2lS West ThIrteenth street.
eetg sworn corTobora,ed the testimony Of the above
wilresses.
DR. Philip oBolon being sworn, said that In his opin
Ion death caused from the ures received from the
falling 81 the wall Is above stated
me sdict -As that the said James Bri dy came TO his
o ufies resolved from the accidental falling Of
VAL A. No 2A Front street
az squest Was also held BY Coroner o. Donnsu, upon
lns ocoy o. fhilP hcHugh, 81 No. 100 Anthosr stree.
VINO va ALSO hilsd by the above accident. About the
sans 'sct stated, and the sans verdict rvsa
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ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE MAG IRA AT BOSTON.
Further and Exciting Information Re.
lative to War Matters.
&c., &C.. SC,

The royal mail steamship Niagara from Liverpool Wis
Halifax arrived at her wharf at East Boston about 10
O'Clock yesterday forenoon She quite covered with
Ice and bore evidence OF unusually rough passage.
On Il arrival Of the steamer or Long wharf the
tom house officers the alert, and person
permitted TO go board OF her The passengers luggage
lndsrSea very strict search before allowed to be
removed from the wharf butt is NOT known that auy
particular discoveries made by the officers whose
present unusual results from the recent dsvsl
opponents at New York AMI elsewhere OF smuggling BY
penons ON board the a lautic steamers.
The Niagara reports passing the steamship Asia of
Salters JAnusry from New York for Liverpool Same
day saw ship Daniel Webster from Boston Dscsmbsr 1s
for do and ship Lady Franklin from Liverpool for New
York. Also saw one hundred miles east Of Cape Race
steamship Canada, from Boston for Liverpool
Our tles by the Niagara were despa .ched over the
New Haven Railroad and arrived shortly before two
O'CLOCK osing to the htsness OF the hour II s nscesa
~ to ake our compilation as brief as possible The
ieadg points OF the were, however anticipated by
telegraph from Halifax.
At the Dublin Corn Exchange on the 9th of Jsnu
airy -four advanced L. per bb and corn also made CON
siderable advance.
Dates iom viepna to the 9th list state that add
a17al dispatches have been received fro
dated Dec &C. Mr. Aasb the Unlted States Maisler had
farewell audience OF the Saltan that day and will bo
succeeded by Mr.. Brown the newly appoinei Mnisser
from Washington.
Lore Dudley suar. had arrived At Constantinople
General Prin had taken A departure IN absence OF
e5ss months.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT BY THs FAILING OF A WALL
IN PIrTsBrfG -fettsrcAy evening OF his wan, of
Davis tosp factory on the urth street road fell tp
buryipg rndsr II three CT four vorkmen. who were en-
gagged in removing the WAL cleaning brick so The az
ports = tie Wall which WAS 6eacied frsm the building
had b&sn removed the worn we're makipe preps
raois 10 pull the wall dowa One OF them was on the
top Of ladder placed against the wall and another v
undermining the lower part OF IT, wher IL fell inurog
our men. William Bele, middle aged man, who vas
engaged In cleaning brick. very badly Injured he
removed to his boarding house, o Csurch .lIsy
where he lrgered NJ til this morning, when he died
Stephen Dobbins and man named MCxrtp.y hae thsr
arms broken by the fAr material &c rmAn was also
badly Injured; he Was engaged In uIdsminr the wall
Corr Lowry held inquest the body OF Bns at u
O'Clock To day. The jury returned . verdict tia. he
came 70 his death from the accidental flhax OF vail
in Ds,i soap factory, on the Fourth street Pia-
bIra Pot Jan. 20.
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Captain strout, OF the Brig Napoleon.
LsrTHR TRoM ASorHKR OF HIS GREW.

IrAw In your paper Of saturday the 21st statemsat
Of Capt etrout copied from ths Portland Aduutis ia
VII CHI he rays that on the 2sth December At ~ A. NJ,
ne discovered vessel bearing w., distant mites and
that he sAd to the at The wheel 1--WE aonsn
Now, sir when Ars. the San Francisco Cap ain
5trcpt below and the brig lying TO under three
esed mAnt Gil the helm ashed lea, and at
the helm-and the 26th OF December Christmas
DAY. Alter the wreck tho reesed mAinstay
sail and fore pnsststsy sail We bark to leewArd
tie same time, ing large under Close resfs. We
coors a. he says, and We only showed them
that day We snip about 40 A. NJ snd ran down,
keeping the sesner about two points under lee BE-
till noop when ran directly for her, end 1t had
got that the captain OF the steamer hailed u.s. aud
he'd where bound C,p 81 out replied. lie then
ssked IL We vorld render him ass,tancs 10 whish Capt
Strout reglto that In distress ourselves.
The captain OF the steamer said he bad plsnty
Of provision and asked Captain lay By MIN till
Weather n 90 Grated Captain then told him 70 chow
light, ard he would lay BY him that night. We then
stood on about mile TO get csar Of him and hove tall
6Pn,, when oupded aud made all the sail We could
that let the reef out OF ths main s.aysa, and
reef cut OF the Ansa and Get the b tbs fore opmAt
stAysa being already set, to pay her of when
rospd We tine crew ASKED him n he did not mean to
Law By a. he promised them. He replied, that he would
rather take his chance board thu samer than whore
be wa We saw his gh. TIL P. n, when lost sight
az IL and saw Il Soon lost sight OF his
sht ne ali vent an and asked him 10 70 back telling
hin could taks leo forward and ~ thought hs could
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appears from these returns that, setting asidet hs
whole railing let OF EpglAnd have IT pre-. en ahoAt
eleven steam line OF battle ships to BIZ iucreAe to
twenty Ave guardships with auxiliary steam wer; and
Considered, 9Th exception the finest
fsls launched 81 their class or these line
of battle ships, only two (the Sapspars and the Aga
nom In the waters and the former OF the
vesseis does fear altogether to hsr
The greater number OF those already In commission
belong TO Admiral Corbys dvisi which Is termed by the
Admiralty to the wes squadron, though 1t may be
considered to be cruise and four
still waiting for commiEsn So that Independent OF Il
British squadron in the Bosphofus that p,ron Of
the feet which IL not in the Mediterranean consists Of
equal number Of newer and more powerful ships than
tb Csc uncei the command OF Admiral Dunda5. This
suit is Already crsdi,sbe TO the Admiralty and II has
been accomplished within the last few months what Is
stu pesce estsbhmsnt Among those politicians who
distinguished Themselves At early period Of the dispute
now pSnoiBg in the East, by loudly recommending
prompt appeal TO AIMS there may who will per
c,ive with satisa on that far better pre- pared
to meet such emtrgen At tue present time than re
last spring. At shat time the Baltic open our
navs we're not collected ard our coasts wee
comparatively undetented. We have now had time to
prepare aganst the danger fOur armAm- nts indeed,
are stu Of very lmi ed and csnno bs com
Russia Who the whole ny Of his empire
tion has forty rne.er battle ships In commission has
raised fou mil IONS ard half of money from the
and coum.r ced op ratons scale worthy Of the
paisn Of Moscow.
Blu, no enc will complain that Great Britain has been
less vclspt and precipsta In her of hos
tty rarity from her reluctance to surrender the last
he pes # peace and partly from 1st confidence In tina,
poser which has never vet failed her. The Admiralty
hat contributed feet OF magnificent ships, armed With
ali that modern science has done for Navigation We
trust that young able and energetic os ers will be Sc
lecled to command them; and vsnturs to affirm that
with ooa ships good officers, and good treatment the
blue jackets will not fail TO dc their pat in tier coun
"
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Interesting f,om Australia.

TIE ship Walter Hood arrived at Portsmouth January
9th with dates from sydney New South Wales to o,to
Ter So and $50 eco sterling in gold; but there
psws.
The ship Frsnss Henry arrived .. Plymouth from Mel
bourne Oct II, with nearly million Aad quarter dol
lars In geld
Accounts from Melbourne to o;toSsr IL, and with
regard to details bstssr than those bs'ors received
The protuce market badly supplied business had
been Gull curing the week but very extensive trade had
been cone In sors articles for the mines. Shond the
weather prove moderately dry there will b. consider
aols reaction The labor arks; vary 40 i've there
being graf demand for all eeses OF l,b,rsrs ct ia
creased ysgss People ware leaving the town 10 great
nuueers for the dgsipgs Some OF tina passengers to
Ep ylind carry home large amounts OF COLA.
Gold tGeeloDg had fallen to f3 l6I. 3D., and At Mel
bourne to 76s Very little gold Offering the gold
fields The total value Of gold shipped Victoria the
last year 10 about s3e, 600 ooo No market quotations
are given In the Er glsh papers.
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EFFECTS OF TIE SToRM.-The Barnstable Patriot
thus describes some Of the effects Of the late dis
trous storm Among the many scenes of destruc-
ton have witnessed more horrible tn an that
near High Land Light in Truro, and for about two
miles between that place and Provincetown five
vessels were wrecked upon that coast and after the
gale hundreds of barrels of flour and mackerel, as
well as corr, oats coal, lumber, spars snd almost
every species of goods, were distributed upon the
shore, in indiscfiminats confusion and destruction
At least one hundred horses were employed on Tues
day LAST in cartng these goods over to the inside OF
the hsrbor at Provincetown, to be re-shipped for
Boston and other places !"
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Bohr n Kiotta, Bskcr, 'Phnadslphia Jas W N'Kss.
Sohr L 8 Pond, crowsn, Portland, . " Lewis.

81. HSFSs Cns::;s H1ss%sss Hi:s,
ss ss = Pess. elsssl f:Is!ss9 81 !, Ev.
ARRIVED
Ship sesthaBpson ys.slsy. Lvsrpes 60 days With nlss
S :. q S::;
V; az. p:::s:; i... ss4 spis ii: = .
ana SapiS Zs. c.ss.ss. D:: v.h ns:s
y; p,als s.psr..osa heavy westerly ss.:; g.s =
g: is n ~ ~
s 's. &. y: 49,
sSls Sss S Ss;.:s; S:s DAY. u. n.ss.,. s:.4.
''P VIZ s ~ :. a..
'st 4 .A S *. y
; s .s1.I H' X :.s s i: e .'
:: a HI s 4s ,s::: q =.
Sys c, s q @ % q: "a y
from ,s.a s;nS: :s;s =
Ius What .o.S Ths following ..s shs. .an;;'. ;.
IA lon 70 i spoke so ss1 Mississippi, sn A.sisps
s.s Barrie. g, 1.s,s I..sl.Ins !.ens IS days. VIM
soSI 4sSsss Hudson. Fronssr., days With wood. ~
. S:: se y Dee f. w|
The experienced heavy Weather shs p.,sss ~
been SIX Sss on shs coast and twice In sight Of the High
csr.sso eoi aiswor.l Lord. Jacksonville, days
70 Grice.
sshr Joraemon, Harrison, Charleston days No ssss
on BArneEat, In gale, lost two jibs, 10.
scnr Golden CLIQUE. West Charleston, days
ssSr cSS1 s SSsss
Sohr Panama, Terry, Virginia
nchr Eliza Jane forthay, Virginis.
sohr Nary Adelaide, niokn IN, hstomptin, Virginia.
Sohr VIM Leggstt Gibbs Virginia. days
Schf Breeze, Resins. Virginia, Sdays.
schr kdward Wotten, Cham bors. Baltimore, dsys,
sehr Wm Bailey Cary, Philadelphia, days.
eohr Jnnes Barrett, Weeks, Delaware. 3 days
sehr ssrah Smith Carter, Belfast Ne is days
sohr Tshita H,nnah Qiehter =. nom wreck 4
Sohr Traford Qghter), -, from ship Chsuneev
Jerome Jr ashore nesr tho Tavern Houses.
BELOW
bark Rcyalist of Allo Beveridgs from Glasgow De
II. with GOAL 70 rider.
One bark and one brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Br steamship Europa, Liverpool.
Wind durinE tho day NE
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vention of the innkeepers Of Windsor County, VT,
was held at White Rivei Junction few days since.
COL Samuel Mutt presiding and II was voted that in
view OF the increased Yaces Of provisions and assis-
lance new tarh oil prices was necessary, and an in.
creased tariff was accordingly agreed upon, after
which the convention adjourned to meet on the
27th inst at Woodstock
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tks Ten more n the cabin beside what moro osud have
49,. 80. In the sfsr dS5s, W called sort Of store
.bs the cabin probably .SDs az or ::ss nss
day ard Kept 20 until We arrived he says the log
tok win show to the contrary SIR aftsr We anchored
In Boston, heard Captain And the ms1e aisputlng
about the time spoke the Ban ucasco os there va
ONLY thin bulk head between the cabin sad wnere
lived and they 70 very high words about It, ana
would that log book had not team written until
then. he says he had men TO do ssamsn's duty or
to repair the sas when We were running down to the
steamer The mate and his watch 1T work repair.
ing the psa all the repairing that was done TO the
from the close reef to the head and the captain mate
herring boned the forsssil where 1t split It took
them about three hours the day before We got but
did not bend the foresa On the night Of the 26th
We had smother gale and the morning Of the
9th the gale had begun to moderate but the
high The mate came to the door Of place and aAksd
rs II We had not better stavs deck load. Charley
Vart reptile NO. sir-there Ia danger now than
has been all along" about O'Clock, r. H., the mate
again and ordered to assist him In tsvngthe deck
oad-and we stove twenty three hogsheads Of mossses
As to the soldiers being washed overheard did not know
that any had said they saw them. Now, to sum It
up (as he says) am ready 70 swear to all have
written here, and more, which he would like to
kept secret II he persists In running down the character
Of his am not willing to say or do anything
GEORGE W. MASON.
Chelsea Hospital, Jan. 20, 1864
ACQUITrAL OF CAPTAIN sTROUr.
This examination Of William strout master Of the brig
Napoleon, for alleged cruel treatment Of Daniel Davis
cook board his vessel took place the 2is inst be-
fore John Rand, Esq United States Commissioner. ct
cd Davis three times but II was urged defence the
provocation justified each Of thee assaults The Fort
land Advertiser says
The Commissioner remarked that the complaint was
founded the statute of 1885, which only recognized
punishn emit without juHtiasbe cause In the FIRST two
cases Of punishment proved, he thought they we're
doubts but he would give the defendant the benefit
Of them he was accordingly discharged.
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Memoranda.

Yacht 0psy Of Portland, late Of Boston, has bosn pu
chased By wo Mobile pilots for $780, for Dor River Bae
pilotboas.
The lark recently launched Harpws BY Capt Nortss
Slower has been called tho Albert Lincoln.
Clipper ship Black Warrior built by Austin OF New
Castle, No, has been sold kessrs VIM Wilson Son. u
Baltimore, private tsYmB
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MATTERS IN MAISR.-The Kennebe, Journal
ssys thai business has been don either branch OF
the Legislature lin the order passed By the House
10 tAke the opinion o.. the Supreme Court Ths seyea
Phbury Senator's meet sit an hcur, and then aG ,uin
The House 4, seuslly patient II IL thought that the
orrion of the Court will be received ew DAYS a. the
Chief Justice hA, tsssraphsd to his associates to mss.
ohm In Pof tand.
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Ce.r, O.Isuo.r-Tn,. D,x.

Csnm STATES Drrucr OouKr.- journsd to TUESDAY,
scYEKH Courr-Crcuit Nos 101, 81, l3l % 1877 40
lsl, l42, lea, 1s7, lis ass.
suyxuos Coupr-T.o braoohes--Nos ler, ISL 22s IS
vs. ~ OIL 2a1. 776 afs, re $50 ISL. 7s2 2st 49, 2ss
80 70 1e4 so5. So7 4o5 bol a. lsA t3s 500 10 sos
~ IL, 12s 2Ss, la3 "a, lgT, 10, 283
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We omit veses of inferior GLASS; those ws have
named III deserved to be ranked ~ powerful frgae
In addition TO these lists tae fol owing steam
chips are build ps, and probably b. xAoAt ia = few
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Herald Marine Correspondence
PHILADELPHIA, Jan rs. PM-No arrivals to DAY.
.Cld steamship Keysene State, Hasdie SAvauAah bug
Adele, Lewis West Indies.
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The above all steamships; bu. to these may
be aded the following smong the more powerful paddle
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04

The MoNPLATsIRs. troupe again Wis
tied our town On Monday evening last, when
they were greeted with an unusually crowded
house. Their performances surpass any thing
OF the kind which we have yet had in the
mountains
Miss Frery is certainly an accomplished
violinist, and by her modest and unassuming
manners wins the good will and applause of
her audience. The other performances were
also marked with true artistic merit, and
were highly credtable to the performers.
We are informed that the entire troupe
will visit the Mountains in a few DAYS.
A word to the proprietors of the Alta Hall.
We would recommend them to suspend their
boisterous and Babel-like performances on
the banjo and bones, on the evenings of theat-
rical and other exhibitions, as they not only
evince want of courtesy to the performers,
but are an annoyance and an insult to the
audience.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04
Mining News.

In our last weeks paper we intended giving
an account Of the mining operations at Rat
tle-Snake Ravine, but through mistake, the
article was omitted
We learn that the several companies at
work there are making handsome wages. At
the upper diggings of this Ravine, Adams,
Terril & Co. have taken out $500 in four days
being the proceeds of four mems labor.
At the lower diggings, Terril & Co. are
averaging from 8 to $12 per day; while still
further down, Stephens & Co. are taking out
at least an ounce per day to the hand.
PIKE FLAT.-Now that the ground is be-
coming somewhat dryer, several companies,
which were unable to work their claims du-
ring the wet season, are now commencing
operations. The Pearson Co. have an engine
in operation which is admirably adapted to
mining purposes. 1t raises to the surface the
dirt for washing, and also runs pump. which
is so adjusted that it drains both the claims
on which it is at work, and those of the Drake
vile Co. adjoining. Both these companies
are averaging from IL to SIG per day to the
hand, and expect when they get fairly to work
to do much better.
We intend visiting the different mining To-
calities in our vicinity during the coming
week, when we will give more detailed &C
count of the success of those at work.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04
Arrivals at the Reattx r1o,...


Tuesoay, April 25th.--Castle Hotehlts. fy,.,.. q
! Johnston, Nm Wilson, Green Fvss Psi Z :, = =
wilson sailson, Judge Parsons Mr. M,s San F. : =
Fl fIsI Fsrr.5 ! & fe, ko1gn Ready HnEle, a.
n a. rarIah 5ftss valley, Oscar Barnaraefj3 So -
iescna lhiefry, de Bernardelli, Mary sviils.
wednesdaya April 2sth--J r suydatn. = Raw. IT,
noL elton' ~ teiiafd, Chris IRAN New 7Yos,. r-
Jenny " 70 cooper, MeaFertopu; " F3rasIe- -th
Frsncsno q :, Toeel{s harysvile! II Jenkins san
T[ancscoi ~ jenkins, New York P y snrag'a. 8
nester' Mihoughbyi Henry Watts, Roueb /: Reasv
Ihursday, April 2J--feo A AsontVonerv crazs "a,
ley; Madaue Anna 9hillon James s 49, = s
ahlnon, Jas n DeNoung, Nevada s, ? Storros So !,
Sonnen5 Hamen May San Francisco James Panl Mont
Dunford, Auhurp w Swan New Haven: Aitsr 'Vin M
No Saua, cary, Franklin Meredith, Josiah Hudson
Newtown; M NJ Giger, Union Hin. 'Os''-i iluOSOn'
frloay April 2S.-Jrs Walsh. Grass VALLEY. u ~
,nsn, found Tent; c Moulton Prowatfain Cy.
mento san FTancisco John Howell, Sacra
,.la nrlck; Z Heal j A White, Sacramento: Raw.
mona, Nevada; John Parker San Franeisco =
Saturday, April 29.-F W Bedford. Beniciar 1ossn,,
COOK Marysville; Humiston, Woodnecker o
va1a DgaTls, port wayne la Henry Evinghan, Ne
Ishols Return, St Louis; John Sharn: 1s, =
burns; :" McFadden; NJ steely, sacramento - isaac
Sunday, April 30s--Geo Wright. Cherry o,p.;ou
sacramento; Jacob Fisher H Morse II Caroan Gren
Mca1rtr yamss Frlngle Rodgers, Iowa Hill:
san Francisco; Samuel Reaten. o;o T.
Smart ~ ffoiu 80 oeo Lord, W
Monday, May 1st-Ben Gass Sacramento. 4.v...
hentucky Flat; ID Acey Lady: s g McIntU, a HNlng'
ga; : Dawley. Rough Reedy. - st sesa-
, Tuesday, May IA Flint, J A Monseu A,.ru...,,.
7 " E".t can francisco; Frank Ceaves Frank Fish
Bowen, Storms Ranch; sScf
Marysville; Rossin Brown. q Fa.sa = r9s1 O
Striker, Cherokee. = 1etlena, = d
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-04

TRIAL OF THE MEXICAN CoNsUL~-In United States Dis
trict Court, April 28.-Before Hon. Ogden Hoffman
Jr
Judge Hoffman took his seat at halfpast O'Clock
Messrs Bolts and Emmets, counsel of Del Vale were
presents also Mr. Inge, the District Attorney
Mr. Bolts commenced his argument, and occupied
some two hours, making able and eloquent appeal
in behalf of his client Mr. B. took the ground that
the law was unconstitutional
Mr. Ing replied, and was listened to with marked
attention by all present.
Judge Hoffman then delivered his charge briefly as
follows . ~
Gentlemen, II shall not detain you but a few mo-
ments' and shall endeayor to enlighten you as re-
CARDS the law relating to this class of cases The
tional honor and public policy render necessary the
universal rule that the right to levy troops and
ry on war is sovereign and when individ-
ual assumes this responsibility, it is undoubtedly an
infraction on the laws of nations. The Judge here
proceeded to show that this was offence against
the laws of nations.l Now let us inquire into the
matter of fact in this cause, which the counsel con-
cede is purely in your province to decide as well as
the law of the case. The verdict is with YOU. and
that only-the punishment, you will remember. is
not for the jury to award In reference to the legal
points introduced, there is only one that can see
and that is relating to the law which recognizes The
evidence of accomplce, unsupported by the test;
mony of other witnesses; therefore, you win give
ly such weight you think proper in CONSIDERING bs
point But no rational jury would exclude the t ,sa
tmony of barkeeper, because he sold glass of
liquor to the man who got drunk just so n,Ycb -; y
portance think is attached to the evidence - MIL m
Chauviteau and Cavalier - u 'iessrs
Another fact that the jury must not be unrn;ndf,l
Of and that is that NJ Del Vale partially filed this
Qd fo
complete They acting under this order ~ r.
regard to the testimony of Mr. Dillon you are bo,nd
to give the prisoner the benefit of doubt tits nm
known tothe Court what fact was intended to be nrov
ed by that totally irrelevant Or
o. momentous Importance. With these few renar rls
propose pro to leave the case in your hands
"a Jury Ietlred at about quarter of one O'Clock
S1 SIu returned IN fifteen minutes with verdict of
l1 the prisoner to mercy. =
MI. botts moved an arrest of Judgment and will
argue bill of exceptions at some future dav1