The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-20

-keduction oil the Army, Etc
WdsiiHyf9n. JUly l9.-The trial o, Mis- Mary
Harris terminated this afternoon. having occupied
ten days. The coIgt-room dcnrcly crowded with
interested spectators, including many lade4 long
before tho Codrt was formally opened. Hon u W.
NoorEe made the closing -poeeh In hehaf OF the
cuIeJ, and Disiuc; Attorney CuriuFton delivered
the coucudlns argument iog tho prosecution. Tho
.tter said appeals d teen made to the tyInpathics
Of the juy--nothLs else, AMI he could prove It
Great God, he exclaimed. what sn array Of coun-
rel! Joseph II. Bradley, tho great and eninen,
hsyer-
Before be bad finished the sentence, Mlshal Good
ing interrupted the speaker, telling the audience
they must cease laughing, or hC would arrest them.
NJ. Carrinston said Let them laugh, Judge ; thoy
have the right to laugh or cry. Continuing lie re-
marks, be said:
II the jury acquit this woman On the ground OF
max them Iook ridienlou The srsne % sd WI, IN
Chicago We mud thst Mary Harris meets Mar
pevn, who kecqs millinery establishment. What
) kind of an establishment Wa thrt?
judge IueLes here called the attention OF the
Court 10 The nsTop .esentation of tho evidence By
Jude Wyle informed the District Attorney TIM,
, C should not retnliate upon Mis- Deyln as TO the
defence had attacked Dr. Burroughs. There was no
thing in evidence AGAINST the cha nc Of the house
Of Miss DeyIin, aud he would not permit him 10 make
attack uJon the house, thOush he mis- Lt comment
a. much he likci upon the testimony Of tho.e s.
dies but he should not asai her house, aainst which
thelo VAS no evidence.
Mr.. Carrinston- No man shall say that was ever
seen to cover. 1 dischtTVe nay duty in the tear Of
God, and without the lear Of man.
JIdfe " iio-iou snail not 30 on In that manner,
Sou shai n6t 20 on cir, IN that wsy / will have no
discu-son between you and niysef to be determined
Judge Tuphes ,ad he did not desire to interrupt
the Diftrict Attoruey. lie therefore hoped he would
confne hinseii 10 the evidence and within bounds.
.Iu1Hp IL ~ o. ia IA li4u In
terrupt counsel but In H. closing argument, the
counsel mu3t Limit themselves to the recognized
Mr.. Cnrrinston resumed his argument and again
denounced Miss Deyn.
gent. ~ an aud no gentleman would such Lam
gusge e could not III quietly and suffer the unoI-
Sir. Ca4'iHfton said he would DO his duty
Mr.. flah - iooined hat no gentleman could use
MI " iug,on said he would return the insult, the
gcu' euHu having used such language against Dr.
" s.oy said Miss Devln was brought here by
hirl rrd hc would protect her An attack upon her
wa un n'ia upOn him. anl lac would resent IL.
TIC Cont oiee cd the to stop the quarrel
ling, aud informed MI. Carrlngton that he was going
beyond bounds Ia using such language against the
lady, seaihst whom there as nothing Ia evidence.
Aiter W. CarilnsIon had concluded his arVumenL
laid down b. thc Court: Feeling satisfied that they
uLdern ood IL he would noN submit the without
further charge. lie hoped tLey had Inade up Tia ell
minds, aud would soor render she,r veIdiCt
The Jury retired 10 their room and in about ten
minute, returned with averdict OF " not guilty "
The announcement was received with loud applause
eoIne 4 tue women cried with JOY. Handkerchief
were wWed' and hats thrown up. A large number Of
speetAtos rushed towards Miss Harris 10 congratulate
her on h- acquttal the words Of which had ,c.rcey
been ann0ncel, when abe fa.n;ed and sas taken
from The c%rt-room in the arms Of Mr.. Bradley, her
senior c'unsi Persons Outside the loom soon caught
MP and Iepeaed the aocsmalious fJoy.
About lov aPi,c,,ons Tor pardon were received by
the Atorney-'eneral to day, among them the pctl-
tons OF Lieut. Tan. ~ b. Forrest, Of the rebel cav.
airy and Fort I7low notogiety; W. B Brook, e..
retel Senator ron Mississippi and member Of the
Con,e ion which sssed the ordinance Of secession
and n. II. Bioodfod OF London, England. The
only pardons srAn'e were to few obscure indl.
yidusls
Gen. Ewell, prisobr OF war, having taken the
oath OF allegiance, ar given bonds that he will
respect 1t, has eeen penitted by the President to
return 70 his home in Wilma OIL parole. 70 reDOr,