New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

THF PFARnsLEY DIVORCE CASe.-The interest ~
this case continues unchanged-n fact the ,brong M
and about tie Courtroom, where the Trial took place.
was greater Yesterday than any day previous Judge
OFT occurred nearly three hours in bis charge TO the
inry in which be advised them 20 coufne their atten-
ton TO the Issues involved, which he stated ae iOio"s
l. lid or DID not the s,id plaintiff tAfed Belrtey sgd
Nary Elizabeth Beardey the said dendan inrnay m 'nt
City Brooklyn on or ABOUT the .;, Of June ~ Of the
Yoii
the sh day Of December 1883 procure The aTsse 20
be perfor1ed at Eastern District Of he City Of Brooklyn
the defendant since her marriage Win the
plaintiff committed adultery with the said Francis Mshon a.
5 Hl' or las no; he plaintiff Alfred BeaTdssy been guilty
OF adultery, alleged in the answer Of defendant a,
The jury were 10 eatsfy themselves whether the
parties ere or either Of he guilty or not OF the Of
ierses with which they are charged.
The Jury retired about ! o'clock, and at about y
o'clock cane into Court 10 request the Judge 70 pro-
vide them with supper. During their stay, the Fore
man stated that they had agreed upon the first three
rsnes bur were unable To come TO conclusion on the
remiiiing two. TIE Jury went 10 a neighboring sa-
Icon in charge Of officers, and their return retired 10
tie Grand Jury room for further dellberation.
II was understood, outside, that they stood II 10 ~
favor of n defendant AZ regards the fourth proposition
At 10 O'Clock Judge Lott adjourned the Court until
a. H. to-day directing the Jury to bring in sealed
verdict on Friday morning. Ii they agree, however,
he will receive their verdict tlis morning
The COURTs-The monthly Special Term Tor ex-
porte and a,d motions viii be commenced on the hlst Mon
day Of December 10 o'clock before Judge Emott go
On second Monday OF December Judge ocrugh8m VIII re-
sumo bic November sndar Of eqt iy cous's. 90,
In the City jury causes viii be taken up This
Term.
ACQUuTIo ON THE CHARGE OF BrRGLALY.--
Charles Journ implicated with John g. Wolf was ed The
~ Sessions yesterday the charge Of burglary IL Ep
ps that about O'Clock the morning Of the 9th August
two broke into Hesenbcttle grocery store corner Of %
man aud Atlantic and took from the drawer something
over rs IN s and change. together with articles OF bul
Officer Do liberty Of the Frsl Dsc, Police detected them and
gave They dropped their bundles and ecaped
Tho day the arrested in New1ork The
e, dence failed to nifty poyey and the jury brought
in o verdict Of not guilty Wolf has not yet been tied
DETECTION OF Al ALLEGED b. RGLAR.-The store
ofMr IT, Arpen corner Of Boergm and Aniic t-eet f.
lonousv entered between and o'clock Yesterday morning
no. below, he descsnded the Stain YER cautiously aud de-
teced the money drawer. Mr. Arpen colsred Lin,
and gave him the custody Of officer The accused
brought before Justice Conwe and his ~ Peter
McDerInott. He committed for hearing
FOUND DROwvFD.-The body Of a man named John
Murphy found the dock the foo Of Adams street
teldy morning. The deceased had e h home No 10 Frank
lin place. monday night He about the dock ~
wihmsn the ugnt apparently under the influence Of
hJror and il Is supposed fell overheard while in that state
ROBBERY Or A POsT-OFFICE.-The P0st-Ofice in
the village Of Neowu Queens County - L. buTganousy
cred s night aud robbed OF bag containing about 210 letters
gold watch two black cloth coats pair Of pants aud s shirts
the property Of Joseph r. Holman the Postmaster No clue to
the perpetrators Of the robbery has been obtained
AccIpTsT.-On Tuesday night, Mr.. j. +. Beck re-
siding junction OF Broadway and South Sixth street while
jumr toe Peck slip eny boats, lil between the
boat ond The bridge and badly injured tina. his LIE -
despgised o.