New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

pessea Win hs s,psa,s..s ths. she oie Of fnne5i..ey
aIes her arrival home H.r manner Of identifying The
that abe identified him. This est po>tvs
bee been csoteno. by counsel that Al. eve. we're
tbs, Mes Spencer oculd tail de.sB.te Fo1
ATTENTION They oos.d ks d. abou n o.
rather than tie Ynso she sne-d around the
t~lSe or fifteen p-r,ons P'et.t sfd really detected The
IIi~Ier the she that day SPOT,
'he have IN testify ina sssnst ths hon not
tHOw whom che hsd never se.n Sbe
frs neTt 'ns' she wouid tesfy fe rectles.y
to puf fellow b INTO The Der
sl =. o. nuT any sId hes ioi %. on .fety
By Der swing the case The .enpt
fsy sfee;eo her .ydetce overturned ky .he fart thst
no'hn v.s'a 10 Der about soDs y i've Mr. Henrys an'
IeTfCu IL Leciioi With this AID 1t
sey 70 Rot oily secure her ssansi harm but 70 make her
fOT her IL Nr. Be3Iy's family.
' prsea that becau,e FOX cd run away therefore /. "a
innocent PO1 fol reward would have o1used h N
70 have been found AID be hsht would be oond. unr cir
eonssnce sss' ha l. .l- uI,ed that ~hsn .rTe.'e@ he
90 bot cfer Re- The and q is
susst would have been fOosh ard insaectus Why dd De
sy. When arrested that bsd that nohil ooud be
Don. without For id III. .bo-s that he be
ds'ere ensrseer that al of should charged oon
BE- said bis dear friend ard, with exception his best
f9.po eo e ,h,a pss trsI or .Iis,..o psn . ne s,e
v.s the ie'st uaIiie'tstou Of sriei OIL bs PsIt
Cow se eh.enFe 10 70 'hoV motives ir MS cee on ihe ar
Of Fox had been seen n the act Of urder we eoui
not have proved the motives Motives ssty =
"
appear. from ne eyideLee that Fox AID Henry burglars
Fethei and fuch friends tosshe The
Of Herr rsd Fox I Fox d h ie for
is gold watch and chain which HeIry pre.ented to him.
- ies hem pIict Of o. for old gold The evidence
sLsssed together Ia criminal pursuits aud
the motive for hi death it may been vas the same Is Il
tales" Or have been that Henry came us hee With
Fox ey which be tod bis brother due hin and
that 70, pay him that money and decOyed bin do~
there BY the J1etIse he money secreed there
which 10 pay bnI-spdt there murdered hm.
one thIt uenry led there in
ard was b.r. murdered 10 conclusion be reminded To. Jary
s ,hey or. not the mas. Of the Of Jersey oa
BE hoped that they would not be unduy Influenced in thar
Ine Court then adjourned to meet at q o'cloci p n
JUDCE's CHARGE.
TIE Court res.sembed az O'clock when Judge NrSden-
snd baf hours time In addressing the Jury he discussed
the three following pToposiousthe second occupying
FiTs': Il John HeuTy dead1
Second. II be s wac it the defendant who Killed him
ThJd: iii was him, what ID the gTtde OF hs ofense
THE VERDICT.
Tie Jury RETIRED at little after o'clock to delib
crate, and came into Court at y o'clock, with the fol-
lowing verdict:
we 6nd John Fox the prisoner the bar, GUILTY Of
MURDER in the FIRST DEGREE"
The Jury were tlen discharged. The prisoner has
manifested no apparent during the trial, until
Thursday afternoon and yesterday while Mr. Van
DYKE was addressing the Jury and yesterday after
noon while the Judge was charging the Jury. And on
these occas ions his suffering betrayed cuy by the
trembling Of his hand. lie considerably affected
however upon hearing the verdict.
The Court. House has been generally filed with
spectators during the trial. but yesterday and the day
previously il wes crowded to its utmost capacity and
many could not gain admttance. A large number Of
women have been present during the trial. and have
manifested much sympathy for the prisoner.