New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

rr.,ee I G. Blstchcy testified TO the fact thai DARCY
had before him on Sssfs h o. on Of The zee
Caharine Wood called by the prosecuo posea sns
eonserssn At Lswins,ou's house on ne sa,. " ~
NI omes ewinron recalled testified that he held no
sreh eoHvesn - .'hed 70 % M and the Jai, deliy-
Counsel on both sides sumner up ""' -"
cred his charge a., IT,, aid that
his Indictment The jury were already NV Flsv was
the prisoners with para,e onenses MichAo' -
charged with murder and his wife Margaret u W 80
sory before the tact. They were tired Tor seP"'. 80
distinct ofenses IL il necessary FOR an aceess''! w
absent an ;ho commission Of felony, or II present. tue,
are al guilty as principals. Margaret cahno, o. o-u
guilty un Michael is found guilty 50 that mo primary
nvestig aiion whether Michael IA guilty oil te chage
or not The next question is did she counse or advise
him 20 commit the oense, and If So then must she DE
found guilty. There discrimination IN the pFiheiph
feature Of The case; is either most airocIous murder
ar II is nothing II you think them guilty you must say
80; the consequences will not rest YOU and You are no.
-,orsihe The prisoner Is charged with killing. anu
H. psrhy died. This latter fact i established. DID she
80; bv roson is next 10 be considered, and OF this you
have n testimony OF DR.. Benedict Dr. Chiffon, who
haN tI tho contents OF the stomach and in
lines saws unhesitotingy and without doubt,
hat arsenic was there. THIS Is the testimony,
ma do oues,ion is is il sufficiently proved that she
III " on The nexis did Farley administer Il; and
brre Won also have evidence which Is atoSehcF cuvuH
stan.iaL Ms Darby took the poison II, ono 1i uee
W, i; mot in the e.imony that she contemplated
Su.c,de and YOU have heard her declaration '''. Sno &c
poisoned. Il is ydent that the poison wa toien in
mol
rrrowroot then Farley is innocent bw ne au',eu !iH-
I nrepare the arrowroot and on THIS point YOU nave 9
Evidence of Darby. ii he Is 20 be believed lie pEVTo-
"a, an snohecarV and took It 10 the Mouse heni
there i ie testimony OF the druggists WHO Ia,
- he rrocured IT, who states that he keeps poison" out
Iy itself and in another part OF the shop ana A'
10 ia orTowroot from the jar from when nc sup
,d darby before and since without hearing oil any Sc
lions CONSEQUENCES Could the poison zee IN u III ,e apo
,Lecsrys store or while in the possession oil VI
Farley /, would seem that there was poison III H. ios VI
MI; " after taking Il, complained o pam
sd or Lnrnn- sensation In the stomach was found ar,
! senic and how did it get there II you can nnl
/ tbat Il cot there reasonably and consistently wan
/ Tie innocence of Farley you must say 50
NOT tbe contrary You have the evidence oil MI FAMOUS,
s 10 the diving declaration OF deceased anu OF D Dehe
diet To HON she said that she had been poisoned ana
directed his attention 10 The contents OF OOW upon INC
tI and Of another vessel Then you have 10 look at
The conduct of Farey-yhc;her il such as an limo
cent person would be likely pursue or evlnces quit
attach very little importance 10 the department oi per-
son after he been accused OF cme out before the
charge is ade his actions al very great importance
Another subject for consideration is that the bowl contain
ing the airowruo has disappeared since the death OF MIS-
Darby IT, motive for the deed is another question tor
the jury: and with regard Margaret the principal ey!-
denoe against her is that of Lexington, beside witch
there hardly anything 10 impcae her II Tor you 10
say whether the testimony is enough TO Prov tha she
knew or counselled, encouraged him. and So theh
/ She j. guilty with him. Your minds must be fully made
ND as 10 the guilt OF the parties and II there remains
doubt they are entitled 10 the benefit OF mat Doubt me
evidence must produce full and abiding convection IN
your minds of the guilt the prisoners you must ac-
quit them. o.,., .,
The jury retired az 3 o'clock, and at O'Clock came
into Court unable TO agree They sem back or the
night and the Court adjourned till this morning al ~
/ clock.