Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-30

s. Louis rApsa Of fish and1sdh fnst. fur
risbsd Us b. seamsz and Hannibal,
s che oaIy matsnas We have to make our
fsvisw, an cur exchanges H51ght BY nail
sentainiug bst anserior news to thOss given IN
our last
The trial Of Rev. Mr.. KallOrh IS at an end.
.Aaer a sitting Of twenty-Oas hOursp the jury
bang brought to the court room, Judge Sanger
put the question to the fOuimzn M Fore
man have you agreed to averdict2
FOrama--We haVsn0k.
Judgs-Ars there any instructions upcn
bints Of Law that yOu desire ?
Forsman--I know Of none.
Jndgs-Is there any HrObabiIisy of your
agreement upon a verdiet2
Fore1nan--We stand in the same position
that we didlast night as to OPINION and there
can be no chance Of an agreement.
Jadgs-lEE Oaicsr. you may tIks take the
papers from the jury.
This was done, and thus terminated the trial
~ a.I IHn ~ NI.
which had 30 long occupied the rublic mind
in relation f. II, the Boston Journal says:
an the face. Of this conflicting evidence. we
would gladly believe Mr.. KaIIoch to Be inno-
cent. although to do So would ignore circum-
~staatial ev~iasnce--the main points of which
are admitted-of the strongest possible char
acter. The belief In his guilt We may safely
say, Is more general since the trial than before,
and nathing but evidence Of iunocsnce of a
positive character can now remove from the
. minds Of many whose opinions are worthy Of
respect the unfaFOrable impression which has
been made By the evidence. Under such cir
cumstances Mr.. Kalloch ought to withdraw
entirely frsm the ministry
, Mr.. Kalloch has indeed come to that con
clusiou,ard intends to commence the study Of
law.
Among California news iterns, we notice
that Mr.. Bates, the late State Treasurer, whose
Impeachment we announced two weeks ago,
E hiss been tried ard convicted. He has been
q declared incompetent hereafter to hold any Of
E fee, and isto be proceeded against criminally.
Judge w. W. Dummond, Chief Justice of
Utah Territory, has resigned. He says 1t
impossible for him to hold his Office any long
= er, being fully aware that the Mormuns do not
recognize the power of 0Ongress. that they
have a secret organization, acknowledging no
law but the law Of the "HOly Priesthood
at the head Of which, is the Governor Brigham
: Young, and that it was By his orders tia. the
the paper, records, &c, of the Supreme Court
have been destroyed and the Federal officers
constantly harased and grossly insulted. He
furthermore charges the Mornions as having
induced the indians to murder Capt. Garrison
Z and his party, poisoned his predecessor, Leon.
idas Shaver, and positively asserts that the
late Secretary Of that Territory, A. w. Bah
BIT, has been murdered on the plains BY a band
of Mormon u-larauders, acting under orders o
2 Brigham Young and Others and not by the In
7 dams as was reported by the Mormons them
Z selves. He concludes BY saying that, so Ions
% as Brigham Young be not removed and anoth
er Governor appointed, supported BY a sufi
r cient military force 1t is MONDAY madnes
O and folly to attempt to administer law in tia
I Territory"
at The pending difficulty between the Unite,
States and New Grenada Is in no way settled
Il win be remembered that q year ago tn
buildings ofthe Panama Railroad were attack
il ed and hunters of American passengers kiIIe
= by s furious nobof natives. The q. S. Min
! Eter, Mr. Bowlin. together with Mr.. Mors,
10 sent as Special Commissioner were i~nstructe
i to enter into negotiations with the govenmer
Al ofNe'K Grenada. Our latest advices, April Al
state that they have been unsuccessful, th
demands of the United Stltes being insult
he ing refused, Both representatives had detel
,rr mined to leave Bogota- "Thers remains
he says the Aspinwall correspondent Of the J
in Y. Evening Post, @but two courses for Il
n United States TO adopt, namely, either to |
ed insulted and brow-beaten by New Grenad
i and quietly withdraw her claim, or to ado
that principle Of seIf-preservation,' Of whic
Z then new Presidents inaugural spoke, and tai
BY force the indemn:ties and guarantees tn
We have been denied to her demands for redress
We EaTeno news from Nicaragua
we Euupean Intelligence to the S1st nit co
tains nothing very important.
France was somewhat disturbed By sscl
ON societies, and numerous political arrests b
rs taken place at Lyons.
re IL Spain the elections for the COrtez We
pes in progress, and the result reported favOral
tn, 10 the government.
AXE
on J. u. Co1EMAk has entered into the La
and Lot Agency business IN this place. ]
|. Coleman IS well known BY our citizens as
gentleman OF business qualifications and
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