Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-06

inflammation Of the brain without ifacturiug The
skull.
In my cpiricn 30 man eau tell At the time that
act was committed the condition Of that mans
mind ] consider at the time Of the commission
OF the crime that man was insane.
DR.. 8. Preston Jones, afirmed--Am engaged
in the charge Of insane in the Pennsylvania Hos
pitai; have been engaged for 8 or 8 years fire.
luently see oases Of partial insanity in mono
mania there 10 an ineane deluAion blows are the
recognized cause Of insanity; il may produce
partial insanity !. = blow on the head may pro-
ducc insanity long afterwards, blow on tho
head received In childhood may cause insanity.
examined John Danby's head, the outer table
Of the skul; is depressed; believe that serious
unhness vould follow that blow, could not say
that insanity would follow; believe that the
prisoner was insane at these spells believe he
was insane at the time his daughter saw him
looking through the rooms aud that he was look
ing for the person spoken Of In connection with
his wife, this would come under the head partial
insanity or nouomauia.
The testimony for the defence here closed.
Court took recess at 81 O'Clock until 10
o'clock Friday morning
FRIDAY MoRElEo The Court met at ten
O'Clock. The State examined number Of wit
nesses who had knowR the prisoner for many
years to rebut the testimony OF the defence as to
the insanity Of the prisoner. These Witnesses
testitt d that they bad Away believed Mr.. Dandy
TO be sane, but very strange man in bis ways.
The case was then argued at length by Attor-
ney General Moore for tho State, and Messrs
Bates and Gordon for the defence. After q
charge from the Court the case was Submitted to
the Jury on Friday evening. The Jury after All
Abaence ofseveral hours returned verdict Of
"Not Guilty" The prisoner returned to this
city on Saturday morning.
EscArED Capt Lewis Nolen, Of the Second
Delaware Volunteers, who was captured by tho
rebels 10 the battle on the Weldon Railroad, on
the 2ist Of June last, has escaped from ihe trai
tors, and reached Knoxville. Tenn.
The Money Market.
Messrs. Hillyard & Co., Bankers and Brokers'
No. blo Market Street, report the following quo.
tAtOns up to o'clock, p. NJ yesterday.
u s. 6's Coupons. 1881. ll3s@ ia
s. G's 1881. Coupons of, lO6S@ i07
8. Five-iwenties, IO7 90 1914
U. g. Ten-forties, .e 9sI6 9g
Certificates Of Indebtedness, 81 al 175
Gold, 227 a. 229
Silver, 30 IA 2I5
X. Il Robinson y Co., Bankers, corner Of
Fourth and Market streets, report the following
quotations, at four O'Clock yesterjay:-
Gold 227 "a 228
SilTei- Halves aud Quarters, 2I5 "a. 2lS
Dimes and Half Dimes, 2l0 a. 2l2
U. s. Coupons, Gs, 1881, ll34@ ll3s
u. i. Five-twentiOs, 10T G9 fO7k
u. s. Seven thirties, liz "a ia
Certificate OF Indebtedness 975(9 971
Wilmington City Loan, no G9 Iii
New Castle County Loan, l07 "a l0S
Delaware State bonds, 100 "a l0l
P. W. & d. Railroad Bonds, l34 Ca 1856
Delaware Railroad Bonds 1903 "a l05
Stock, "a "a 25
NGws FOR LIEUT., GENERAL GBAHT.-Josoph
Waite, the original Oyater Bay, sells good
stew for 10 cents. He also has on hand Terra
pins, Game, Fish, So, which he will serve up a,
all hours during tho day and evening. lie keeps
open until the arrival Of the midnight trains.-
Families supplied with Oysters ut their resi-
dence, at 40 cents per quart. lie also keeps
constantly on hend old stock Ale. Don't forget
the number, 237 Market Street, below Third.
JosRrH I. Warn.
HOLIDAYS.
BoughmAn, Thomas q Co., successors 10 J.
U. Head, No. 42l Market street, Wilmington
Del, have just received from New York aud
other sources carefully selected and large
supply Of FERMENTATION Books, both standard
and ornamental.
BOOKS FOR THE JUVENILES, PH0TOGRAPuIc
ALBUMS at cheap rates, WRIrINa DESKS, WonE
bo8Rs aud in general very large variety Of
FINE STATIONERY and Fancy GooDs adapted TO
oil tastes aud pockets.
Their stock is now opened and customers arc
invited to call and make an early examination