The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-18

,,o-,ins from Me ,sv Tia, sovsSns the esss- |
v render snoh vsrdio, ~ yon ninf proper
The Rsoordm Wa three qur,srs Of an honr de.
lrvc4ns his chsrge-.nd At quarter 81 sievon
O'Clock the Jury retired A. thoy tloi Jas, the
prisoner he snnc,sly scrnanisd their ccnnten'
.noe- bu, made no rgn indicating unu,uA emo
Uon. Fnsry is barely % year. n age apparently
. mere youth, with hsrd-lookIng, inheritle No
lures His Eyes opiy betrayed unossinoes other.
wise be listen 81 slteruvely IN al that was uttered,
never .r-.t ins N any q out him, or doing sugh'
tbs, nroyeniod hnarins every remark tina, VAS ut
tered by the counsel NJ The Recorder
Wv, ninut.s PCS, eleven. n, iury retnrned into
Court having be>n ,Ns~ui twenty minutes As
uev to-k Their places, the prisoner glanced rAp'dly
a, tie fsc. Of oar md 1t the Clerk ~ h. called
The n,m,. The wrv we're dir" vi 10 lex upon
N. pr.oner the prisoner ssnding NJ ~ ihai pm
Tos,.
The Cl,h tb.n nt~i. "Gen.sm'r. hsvo vou
sgres1 uror vsrdict"'
The foreman responded. we have, ~"
eek Hon say Won, e'ntlerien-i. R'rnarf
Frcrr, the prson.r At the tr ~ tbs Crn-',
| Guilty. or 80, Guilty ~
Flrcr.u.GrHTY or NrRnER IN 1HF
FIRST DEGREE
Cetl 'i,th.t ihs votdiri n you nilr' To trh
Ii. jurors answered. and m teing -svu.y ssk"i
the question, ss.cnicl ~ ,hsr names were cA,'ei
Judy re Holman then ordered Ne prisoner t. Oo
renardei for sentence, .nd tho Court s1io1rne
unit Monday st II o'clock
| The prisoner heard 81, vetict without msni'rat
rug any emotion. hut As H.. Court ". tcins cleared
he entered into tuhdued convsrnron with his
uncle and .ous friends Who gathered srount him
! A large force ~ officer, then took him In ohsr.s,
.nd osc1rt.d him 10 the Tornhs. Tho irryr'en
stated that they asrsed upon their verdict slmt',
immediaioly upon entering he room.
RAfL TIVE PfNArF -EFsrIrF ~ SrN
rrSc, Tbs or or for ,he execution N the r"tel
ruAn Captain Be,ll, which was 70 bsvs i~en oar-
riod into seci betw III, hours of twelve and tvs
o'clock to-day IN Governors Island. has toen res
pitsd for m. present. General n has scns orders
W the eommandant Of the island n thst sfcc.. The
fate OF nes1 now lea entirely w the hands OF tho
Executive. THIS respite, however, may give hin
| hope Of hnAl eemency, notwithstanding the 'uor'
NIFTY Of ,he erims Of which he ssuds convicted.
County VoLuSTEER COMMITTEE -ES'
it-rSrrTa on oyEa HUSDRrp Mss PER D'1.-
Raogrss Cows TO Gsfu The rooms Of .he Con
r,itce on Volunteering were densely crowded
again yesterday with large numbers Of ssrirant
Tor military houors and thu bounuss. In all ~
vso,c number enlisted yesterday was about on'
hun rcd and fifteen mon, three .hhhs Of whom
came Of themselves and consequently got the han'
money Ct one hundred dollars, in addition 10 TN
regular bounty ~ nine hundred dollars. Mr. P.un
hal several applications yesterday from OUTSIDE
brokers Tor hounucs and hand money for recruits
! which, rs they ALLEGED, had consented N 20 10 III
war and IN vsr.hcaron of their s,aiemenu pre-
ssn,ot papers signed by ,he so-c,Ilcd recruits hut
It Is unnecessary 10 .dd the papers vst' fJrgsre'
! aud the brokers departed hey cstne, she swim
die hcing TOO msnifest.
FIRE DHrARTMFNr.-Mr MURRAY vos'crta
intro iuccd into the Legislature bill for tho bette
regulation OF the Fircmen In the City o' Vow York
The bill 10 is believed, proposes merely a reformi
ton Of tho present Fire Department. in .ccordnnc
, with an ordinance NJ tho Common Council n hi
city.
. RErrRS OF Cot. RAKrR FROM WASHING
!, ro,-FrErn.R DYvVIorSg,Ts Col RAker return
n al to the city yesterday morning and resumed hi
4 raid on the bounty jumpers having learned som
= additional facts sinc- his departure Tor Washing
!, ton. As soon (. hs srrive1, number Of person
a waited upon him with complaints aeninT tourt
q | broker. who had victim rcd them = iving fa'i
! sutsnmts certihcAcs snd ~ erwise. Several
10 the monev-msking gentry were forced 10 give u
II their m gotten ,pins BROOKLYN broke, name
" O'Keeie, Was arrested, charged With de'rHud p
IL one Dennis Hart Of 500
1. TuF CorST IouASSrs having causcd \
y ,udict,sn, ,g.ipa John Clancy, for hnel, uhic
40 not tired IN Consequence nj The des,N ~ Il
m defendant be discovered th't stephen Il Fisk VI
20 the suthot Of the article Judge popns havir
IN refused 10 entertain the con plant, ,he Court al
q. tsns him, but Judge Connolly granted , ~ArrAr
y Yesterday the Grand jury cam. int Court A.
se announced that ihey had found no hln" or
h. other words dismissed the casc 81 that ihGl .,
~ brought by the Count is of no .ccounL and may
e. counted out
IL In tho Cont n Common Pleas the trial Of III
~ ace Gre.ley, for liNolng the Count was eont,nu
he aud a mass Of evidence taken Couusc, had co
Y. menced summin. up.
an THB SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
Ii EXAMINATIONS OF tux CosruoIlRll's DErARrnEs1
~, CaAHdr AGAINST TuE RoARp ~ SUPERVISORS /
ifo Committee appointed 10y he state senate to inv
10 tgste the condition Of The several departments
~, tho city Government, resumed their exsmiuau
IS yesterday, after a recess Of two weeks. The G,
Vac troller's Department was brought forward
I.r Judge Keen, ON tehalf 81 the Citizens A.
~ cation for the 18th war;, submitted sts'c.u
~ impugning this department, Judge Flmnuts q
- Mr. Mcdonald, for the same sinti, ., ia u
IN. Ihst Ihs Board Il supervisors had run tho cont
Ia ia debt S9,50N,OO,I without legal Au,hotSui
a.. Also that Ms tho law Ia In respect ~ Fl ctiot
,on Sup rvsors, one haf II the I'ari is elected b
.v minority against tie expressed wish II snaior