The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30

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speiiea's LSbsr.sioa ia Dublin.
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irpresku snsr the dewey IL The Judges charge ~a,,
us The JDy would dsxree. Prom several remarks
srepsd By lsco,., 10 plain .s'., their mluds we're
much susyed By ire production for The OF Julia
lsons sna ~ss alleged, gave The sun ooEnes 70 Lucy
u olsn Her ey'eeooe, " corrceoraave, would have
are The Jaiy we're also d.psased a he absence Of
CA'hs rne Ca nj bed Who svslAsIe, and VINO nigh,
esys ihrvn gS' upon point IN toe evidence OF Ms
SunUirg IN refe 70 TIE sivt window The pro
dlcor o. The alleged bloody clothes slso element
nnepoirs the verdict jsmes Spoilers evidence (the
Get go al cesrod BY The jury, bot the ria
. brps BIN forward. cxpec log that no would 90 vii
nss for he del noe, When his might
e more tosp his eci evdence fos tho prosecution On
tn obsr hsns unset for the defence fearing his
examipsio ION, kspt bin in The backs round. Toe
quenos CT these 81 agems was that the jury became dis
urpreoedenec tia ended and the uls tragedy has bad
a'ded 70 new ACT more strange, more startling, and
% lncomprehensiole than Guy Of the preceding What
present op,,on viii bs divided upon many mstsers ooo
nsctd with the progres and result OF the matter. a.
Acn befe the fehtbe fullest report nave 90
tanned Of spolens peech," and ths closing s'eno Ia she
Commission Court, Green sree,, Dublin, yesterday.
The Foreman Not guilty.
The announcement received with eome cheering In
the gallery which was instantly suppressed.
The prisoner, hesring the verdict became deady
pale drss hi. hand .Os,ss his face struck the rail
FELL back In tantIng state on the turnkeys who
stood behind, and woo raised him up and placed
bis collar opened, and after few second,
he d. Ank water and bAtoed bis head and face
med again overcome, fell back his seat, ours. to
Tears. ind, covering hs face with bis hands cried ont,
'My cbilerenl my cnildren' Having remained In that
fron. Of the dock and said We'll, my lords and gentle
mel, find am not deceived NY conviction was fixed
aua experience who bad every .ppe.rsu,s being men
Who had family circles and happy fretes, and tn ought
hi they ~ould npartay take things into confederation
praise myself but have been brought here wrongful y-
by Anoher pause No; will not condemn them.
paure be Continued return thanks TO the two honorable
gentleman who have defended M. may be too sens
tive when say that the servants Of the Crown backened
me 100 much In he eye Of the public. but am thankful
have escaped, thanks and praises be 10 God
(he here covered bis face with his hands, and seen.
ed again deeply Affected After . considerable
thing 70 me. Oh, my Chi dIen my children !
must now be chlldless for the remainder OF my hfe
NUT 20 70 some silent colony and there ter inmate
existence. {Ater another long pause, he oonnued) IL
return my sincere snks TO the gentlemen OF the press
Incarceration II would be fooshpess In mo 70 think
cou.c sufficiently thank the gentleman mr. Curran) sho
has Offended me, for inc untrng energy which he has
disply ed and for the scrutiny which exercised
trial.
5 oIen continued TO speak for Time but his oou
Guiding observations we're ipaudble
Another version Of spoens words IL the following -
:" not for me to praise my self; but have been
hand an striking the bar Of the docI} W; bat WON'T
condemn the woman al Ways liked the man, and loved
the woman but dreadful thing 10 be in the hands OF
ala Tn a(rslA
irretrievsby impaired Ny chidrea, the only persons
love- have 10 provide for and had the would
IKE 70 retire to some silent colony for the remainder Of my
Lord Chief Jus.ice AorahAn Ii there any other charge
against the p,soners
Mr. Marcus, Governor Of Richmt nd Peussntary-No,
Nj dnsy-rn. being so, my lord, Ihave 10 apply that
The Chief Juauce-He Is now formally discharged from
the court
Mr. sidney-The jaiier will aasis. him In reir,ns pr.
va,el'.
Mr.. Curran II win be better, think, be should
main until morning
spoen ,nen retired the leading the dock, and
Ap immense crowd assembled Outside the court house
and in be adjoining sreS. Who sheered when the verdict
duct the oeferce btcame subjects Of loudly Expressed
popular favor - hey leit the court
Miscellaneous Foreign Items.
We read the folowins paragraph 10 the en Gd'ate Of
the 10Th Apr-rhe Chinese Foreign ON addressed
his imperial Majesty TO effect tina, officers eciay ap
pointed By them have carefully conducted certain Russians
back 10 their country. In private ieter received
the 2ls instant from the North OF Chns mentioned
uAy that Russian Imperial hat lately
been a; fesn III he and his suite had . abort time be
fore gone home; but that be would return Pekin
fe~ months About fifteen months back II Was ~ nored
the Chinese that the RuseiAn governmea had
In ely concluded uesy with the Emperor or China, by
which the Rlsstan merchants ,oeye permtred 20 earn
", ne citis II BarEoai, U,asser, Holm and Kglsn
slso that the En- OF China had granted Rsiau
chants perm s,ion TO trade al the Five Ports aud later II
Vas ruuored that agents for Russian merchants had pur
ohsto land snCb 10 build wareho and Offices at
Chufan and SEan, hal,
In Spain the ancient monastery OF Yuste, In which
Charles took refuge withd,a sipg from the cares OF
royalty. was Tune back ofsred for sale, In conss
qrtnce OF the Law authorizing The dposa TO private nd
vie uas Of church prop'rv u vas about to DO knocked
Napoleon ~ben the Marquis de Nrayel anxious no, 10
alo one OF the gores Of hs country 10 pas, nto the
hands Of fort guer offered considerably hs her price
and became nr purchaser.
II appears from recent London Oc,lar that the export
Of Brst iron OF all sorts sud steel during the 80 years
epoipg 1879, amounted 10 Goo O2b wni,t ia the 27H
yesrs folio wing, dse times that value ported or 10
the amount OF Elss ,32o mailing total FOR the 90
year, Of nearly $50 10000 The hardsare and cutlery
trades fully bisu their position. Notwithstanding the
largely increased make In France, Germany, aod otner
Countries. In the is end pg 1922 the
G76 164 $50 sgan.t $50 100 3l4 Tor tho fooving 27
yeat 10 the msohnsry and steam engine trade the In
creoe h@ be- mmense tue exports amounting to bat
81 sb7 for The eight years eneng 1922 whilst In the
bia make OF pig iron from 1858 1866, Inclusive
90 oe ee6 tons and nay be assumed that 80 900 600
tors on rolled iron, allowed for waste vas maize from this
quantity Of pig non.
The States o. the Swedish kingdom have discussed two
p'orsrons relative TO notifications In the constitution.
On lie TO the eec, that the council Of s,e con-
suited on he question OF contrasting alliances with foreign
Powers snd the other declares thai King cannot be.
come reepre prince 10 foreign country without the
sent Of the states The former rejected by majority
OF 81 10 80 by the MOBILES and unanimously By clergy
but sdoped without mod doaon by the order Of the pea
sanu and with sght change by that OF the burgcsse
In the year 1855 there united In oouds Of we'd.
lock In England and Wales 152 ll3 cou plea OF whom
~ e1 were united sccor ding the forms OF the estab
sbed church, 1880 In registered cbaue and places OF
wor,hp and In superintendent registrar offices 81
marriages contracted between Quakers and akercs
and ga tet. Jews end Jewesse The marriages
10 1855 we're lover tbau 10 any up 70 lS4p The mi
nio,uu Dumber Ill asl In 1888, and the maximum
LEA $40 IN ltt3 snce 1898, inclusve the number OF mar
nsse has teen 222 OF which a2793 we're soIem.
nzed according TO the rites Of the church. 2ol In re
s.ereo places Of worsbp (slch Romsh and DISSENTING
eetins house), $3.50 In superintendent, regisr.rsi
ocs, ais between QnAkos and QuAkefes,ep and s6sI
hal. la ana Is~a