, 1861-02-09

fully Investigated By the Grand Jnr5, and VIC be-
them t.; e b rh4y f;e and TSse} 9e3oqs
lave to believe these charges were intended
by the eaid Bsse1t to be made to influence the pnb
lic mind IN the ease OF said BssslI low pending In
| the said Court, before the said Robert s. Wilson.
/ The Grcnd Jury, acting under the advice Of tha
States Attorney on the law Of The case, hare no.
ior said alleged libel, although he Jury believe
that the said circulars were maliciousy, wilfolly
and conupt3y printed BY said Bsaell.
Phip Ps4H i4bseFsn G. s9,!sbp iss5
| !. Q. Wiltenberger, Daniel W Corhin.
| Rent. F. Adams, Joseph Liners.
Wm. q: Gale. AndreT And y Fish,
| Dan'l B. Shipman, John kitte1,
| z. s. Alexander, S. S. Vogt,
| John 4. Go0tchtns, Isaac Speer.
Jacob Portman, J. ]. Rchards".
ITO Mr.: Richards nameis added, "As far as IN
| vesti:nted."
| ;r. Recorders Court.
| An error was committed In our report Of the
proceedings Of this Court on Thursday, in
stating that one Sampson, charged with rob-
btng VIM Calhoun Of $500 had been found
| guilty and sentenced to one e4year's imprlson-
ment. The Fact is, the jury disagreed, and
| yesterday new trial Of the case was had, the
result Of which vas not determined last even
ing when the Court adjourned.
The proceedings Of the Recorders Court
yesterday were Us follows:
In the forenoon the jury In the case Of An
drew Kline, charged nth larceny Of watch,
found a verdict Of guilty. The sentence Is yet
| to be fixed by the Recorder.
| Thomas Welch YVES convicted Of the larceny
! Of buffalo robe valued at $4.89.
| Tne remainder Of the day was consumed in
the trial Of Sampson for robbery, mentioned
above.
| CASE OF PATRICK MuL1Es.-The Coroner's
inquest upon the body Of Mrs. Catharine Null
len, mentioned yesterday IA having been found
| dead in her bed at Bridgeport, on Thursday
morning, resulted In the rendition Of the fol-
lowing verdict:
We, the Jurors find that Mrs. Cathazine Mullen
came to her death from being stamped upon BY the
heel Of the boot Of her husband, Patrick Mullen,
| from the conBtantuse of liquor to excess, and e1-
posufe On the night before her death.
As the examining physician stated 1t WAS his
opinion that the injuries inflicted by.Rstrick
~Arllan could not have occasioned the Death OF
his wife, yet they contributed toward that
event, the husband WIS held to appear rtrial
at The next term Of the Circuit Court.
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~ A4". - uee'1ne u 1A"ioso lasn, !ntet-
esteo IL eoutu enofe eonnecuon ol Inleago
with the city Of Buffalo, WAS held at Cleveland,
Ohio, on Tuesday of the present week.
Among those present were the following gen
| tlemen:
Hon. Hiram Barney. New York. Hon. 4. NJ Cir
bert, Utica; N. L. Sykes, Jr., Chicago: B. f.
n sm1ta, aanato :" T. Mfu, Banao; 4: a: R1cn,
b. Flaer. Bnaalo: VIM. Williams. Rnt5afo. + u
Norwalk o. P, Miller, BofsIo: j. N. McCuIlouxh''
Wellsyillc; George II. Burrows, Edward Evans.
1o'eoo:
Ta1opoy's MUSEUM OF ARu.-Tb}s von-
aarf,,1 ena an+o,+s7n;n, ovh;h;+;or ~ r..
NV nj, "a ,,;7,,,, - v.v - ,,n..,.. -,
ularitv, and is theme Of cordial admiration
and praise with all who witness it. The sue.
cession Of scenes With their charming variety
| nf ;ncidanta and at,t;np fae,i+v n ,s+r-a ~
forded the greatest pleasure to goung and old.
An exhibition will be given this afternoon for
families and schools.
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RxxovA1-The Michigan Southern & Northern
Indiana Railroad Company have removed thedl
General Freight and Passenger Office from No. &
the sherrnsn Hon.e An .rnssd,v Fab sth 7ss,
fths1st - nro " c,r,-
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Juzr so.-The n1.ee where eood meal. .re to b.
had it low rate md where the valters arr nolt,a
and anaoss' u at case q Pafmelee's Ealing House
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| T. 2. Ands7son, P1stor Of thu Central Church, 81
Losis,-:"1 have been in the habit Of usina
Browns Bronchial Troches. = or Lozenges, when
compelled to speak though suffering from cold
The, arc be1y beneficial in clearing the throat hav
ing no lujuzions Tendencies Of any kind car
confidently recommend them to public speaker,
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