New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

nu,o.r by The I,y- OF Nsv.Ycrk He dsagyc,.
cudso With the obssrv slioo ttst While h's most q
mate rtccreeiioJs wtro Ssso iA'sf ~i'h ne groE h
aud sdvsIoen.tDs IF the City Il Nesflrs, he Jet,
uIless me barrier sp e0Iy THsed = afrss' 'nr
ulsti vUUHe % ofue tremb I'd tor ms tiare
OF Ills uttcpo!p. Dur ng be III ia term a ntf 'n
ueevo;td 10 lsy fOuuoa iCn tOr tbs vnoleso ns ~
II n!sha iCn OF Crnlns ja.LCt. lie frustA ins Jd!
rcut cicsrd sl symcs'ty hs vel Go al pceJioice
fen their bets aud dispose Of the iesrfal AIS d.
co se6 in tbs case 10 the spin. Of their Cshs snd wls
reroute purpose 10 discharge their whole dlts TO
society.
Judge Russell tn proceeded 70 ohsrgs the Jury.
TIE Cow, coEcurTsd with the Ds'Ttc,-Auorn sy thst
Il tbe iserer cd formed the purpose OF klliog At
tie instant OF killing il was n much premeditsied A.
il formed any length Of tcle before Toe City judge
cal &c the sitter oo Of TIE Jurst the legal dsoctoos
between the ctue Of MURDER std the dheren. degrees
of msnslaughtsr He said Il the fatal 90 Ia Thu case
vss given without The design 10 lake me- ana re,
wtt The hest az passion, was Usnssugher IN the
first degree. But II eivfp in the heat OF ps'si n snc
xtbout TIE eetigp 10 take life It was msnsaugbter ic
the third degree InoIca;ion 90 Excuse for en- ne;
it was isf 40 egsravstion But II Toe intoxcs ION
wa. so aggravated as to utterly destroy MAS Tee
mcie sgtEcJ then it II ght be considered IN mieg'
ton, tut oily in that point Of viex. Bat such. OBJ
served tie Court, did rot sppesr to have been the
condition o. the socussd the night ia q1esh)n
The Judge passed u review the mststis facts IN ev
derce AID throughout his charge posted stroog'S ID
the cor cusion that tss prisoner guilty ct murder
At tire cloee Of the chNee, Mr.. Andrews requested
the Court 10 charge the Jury nat they ga is
fed the deceased struck the 6rs. blow they cosd God
for 10 more than manslaughtsr, which the Coar: re.
fused 10 do.
The closing proceedings including the charge and
The speeches CT were stene6 to by large scd
dee piy attentive audience, and the noslly
gwen 10 The Jury at 10 minutes 70 o'clock. They
retired at 10 ontes 10 they returned, announc-
irg hey bad agreed upon verdict.
The CeIk-Gentlemeuo Of the Jury: What say you !
Is Jamss R.dgers the prisoner at the bar, guilty or
not guilty.
Foreman OF the Jury-GrILTY.
TIE olek hen Iolled the Jury in reference 70 the
verdict lust announced by their foreman and each one
severaly answered Guilty.
The prisoner listened to the verdict With little more
apparent emotion Il be had listened to all the pre-
vious proceedings. He ordered into the nm..
diste charge Of the officers, and the sentence Will
probably be proroupcec cone time uert week.
After The aoj urrment Of the Court, an aifectog
see ne occurred in tie mother and sisters OF The unsor
tur ate boy crow ding around bin be msined seated
in the dock and fairly flooding BIN with tears aud
ksess. The giils especially, appeared completely
broken dow and walled sHd sotbed most sin!uily;
but more Of tbese things appeared arcuary To move
TIE prisoner. The girls quite respectabe-look-
ing your women.
Adjourned TO IL O'Clock to morrow morning.