The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10
EYke Finale to the Kall0ch trial In Boston.
IRON the Baston Joalnsl, April

IRON the Boston JoarnsI, Aprns1
eours room vas we'll nled With spectators anxious 10
hsay The resuB Of the deliberations Of the Jury. The
Sewd, however was mot 20 ares ~ n xodd have ossn
Cd The jury last night were permitted 70 leave their
con ned quarters and BY the kindness Of their keepers
were allowed tho full range OF the Court House
A. carly hour this morning they were seen ranging
about The building In psrs or alone, In apparesNv the
Sher seass About O'Clock they gathered together
aEa by ocer Prcrard end escorted back to their guar
sers there TO remain until verdict Was reached or until
lnmedsaey on assuming the bench Judge Sanger d.
ssssed that the jury sns ud be brought do 70 the court
poom they came IN looking somewhat care and
veAry. but ssh de ormined their Individual opinions
my had been out twenty enc hours.
vsssnsn, n.ve You agreed upon verdict
Foreman We have MOI.
Judge-Are there any instructions upon points OF law
Iosensp-l know Of nome.
Jpdgo-ls there any PROBABILITY Of your agreeing upan
EorsmAn-I should think not, your honor. We stand
- sbe position that We did Last night - 70 opinion
Judge-h y OF the utmost Importance, gentlemen, to
ne public and TO the defendant tba. you agree upon
vsd,o but in doing 20 you must do 90 oonscieniiousy
s.e IN sooo,dance with your duty-aAd you say there
IOremsD-Thers can be no chance of an Agreement
Judc-Ar Officer, you may take me pspsFs from
MS vas tben Done an Tins terminated The trial which
- % long occupied the public mind
GOV understood that tae juIy On their nrst ballot.
yesterday afternoon equally divided standing ak
ooR conviction and SIX Tor Arquittai
Messrs Hyde Of Lowell, Couch Of watertown aud Sta
pes Of Cambridge were the strong adveoates Of an 90
gutaa on the nrst discussions IN tue jary room aud
Saese. With Nesrs Rock wood and spo OF Ashland
end Kir oman Of Reading made up the who were
sn acquiitsl on the first ballot
MY futile Of Lowell, subsequently, Joined their va
and afteYwayos the iorensn Mr. Russel OF Lexington,
same 70 The view Thh makes the eight who from
ehAs time, oooek last evening, were OF the opinion the
0nnnco IVES NOT clearly proved
ne 9th four, heesya Messenger or Cambridge Hsst-
A Of Framirs bem Hutchinson and Nichols OF Charles
eowp, for . viotion and remained throughout
Throughout, the morning Until tne discharge Of the
COURT and vent out together, and with M steen. me
ease viii probably never reach another trial.
From the Boston journal, Aprils
IN The face OF this conflicting evidence would gadly
beaScre NJ Kalloch 70 be Innocent although 70 do
would isrcre Giro umstsnta eviienoetne main poins OF
when adm tsd-of the strongest possible character.
ne belief In nv tuh We may safely say, 10 more gene
q pnocence Of q positive character can remove
from The nnds OF many whose opinions are worthy Of
vespe the unfavoaole impression hoh has been msde
~ the evidence Under sucn circumstances, Mr.. Kali
och ouent withdraw entirely from The ministry. Per-
Dans friends may rally around him. and . very is-ge
OAsd him innocent; but his inf 1ense . minister
cannot be revived unless this dark coui scattered
Hn presence IN the pulpit woul5 be continued reproAch
% The cause OF religion The interests OF the cnuroh and
Ms good OF sosety inpe auvey demand HE withdrawal
While such step would be no ooucesson OF guilt We
TRUST that inuti 5ous oounses viii be suffered TO out
weigh the dictates Of propre'y and discretion.
From the Boston Times, April e1
From paragraph subjonipg the abovs, In the same
paper, learn That Mr.. KAoch "has concluded from
OF duty Which has overbearpg weight In his
own mind 70 the field OF the ministry ana 70
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