, 1863-10-26

for assault with intent to murder was found against
HotEe, and rcquisItion far hin sent on to the
Governor Of Massachusetts, under which he was
arrested and brought to this city. He vas required
to give bail in i've thousand donarf. which he
finally procured. Objections taken to the 1rst in
dietment we,e eustuned, aud the Indictment Vas
| quashed, but Subsequent caot Of the proaecutor
! was more surcrsefn1 The second Indictment was
eIstained and the case hs at last come to m Issue
1APANK11No 4 JURY.
Ac:owd OF spectators who were present ycetct-
day morning in the Recorders Court Room where
the TRIAL vas to take place. eyinced the interest
| which the care hae excited. AL yesterday fore
noon, and cou.i1exable portion Of the afternoon.
| were occupied In the cmpauelirg OF jury. Moth
w occurred to relieve the tediu1u OF this process,
| Arcept let Of wit from the prosecutor
| The fuYg, Us dna11y enpaueled, consists OF the
| following gentleman; ". B. Eber1e, Albert Lock,
| 2. A. Pieces, J. ". Dean. G Pottgeiser, ]. Il
| Palm. Albeit Emery, II. ". Wf1narth, L. n
Deam. ] Il. pouard, 4 i. Noith. and ". .. Hot
THE AccpsED ASD COUNSEL.
In Tic trial Of this Gaze tie people are repre-.
fentcd, OF course, by the very sble prosecuting
attorney, Joteph Krox, ESQ.,, assisted BY his
partner, Mr- Reed; while Mess1s Bates, King and
Goodwin, Of whose abilities 1t Is MOI necessary to
| IL
| rnesups, sprsaraEee and expression Of counteu-
a1cc Of tho accased, are certainly little sugees-
tive Of atrocious crime, as those Of auy person VIC
hive eyer seen at the bar. lie does not look like
a mar, who would deliberately resolve upon crime
cut Of the natIye malfgnity Of his disposition, or
be betrayed into it by the sudden violence Of In
ppIse, sppetite or passion. He 1ooks like A able
msn. and docs not Iook like bad mai.
lie ts man OF about fifty years Of age, como,
what more than average height with frame wiry
and vigorous, but not bulky, with ministerial
bead, high and long, but not particularly broad,
rounding mp largely In the regions Of vanesatlon
and cousc{entiuuencss, with high and prominent
forehead, and general intellectual Development
| nucn e1eatef tban tho average. The outline o
; his faco is sharp md well defined, but not pain
| er1lv q, and tho general expression ol MS eoun
| frnsnce though crcry line IL full Of thought
Indicates rather the plain, practical character O.
rue second clnsa Of New England Inirds, than &c
nia1ftv and breadth Of cultivation. His hair fs q
most white, lis facc clean shaved, his dress scru
/, puloue1y neat and his whole appearance that Of
man sccukAomed to respect himself and to exact
sufficient amount OF respect from otherB-in short
} neither Eugene Arau nor Dr.. Webster had fou
en4eznbze lees suggestive OF the ASSASSIN than Nc
hemish Hodge. We viii add that while he see1ni
LAG Aoau @Se9A4ot0eo 10 Wokk Will energy =
whatever he has to do, he does not appear to en-
terrain any particular auAle1y " the result o
! | this t11ai.
. OwNER WANTED FOR STOLEN HORSES -
| Officer Stone arrested man, about O'Clock Sun
day morning. who had two hosscs, which be Of
: fercd to st1 for serenity dollars-eithes Of them
{ worth ninety dollssr. Ono Is bay, with lts
. ears cropped white spot on forehead, AID On the
:. sud of his rose, and eomc white on both hind feet
Tic nsfer ia A b.a ek n ,th white Lind foot Tbs