The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-08
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IS 1-16. No. u Dutch standard Sugar, 25a26
LIVERPOOL, August 7-Noon.-Cotton quiet
sales 10 0Oc BALES; Middling Uplands, 10l; Orleans
10a. Weather unfavorable for crops. Wheat, 1Ss
10d. Corn, SSs. Sd. Lard, Sos. Sd. Pork, 7Ss
Bacon, 43s. Cd. Rosin-Common, z; Fine, IT, Tur
pentine, 81. .Tallow, 45.
LONDON, August Zap. M.-Bonds, .7s SIG.
LIVERPOOL, August ZAP M.-Bacon, As. Com.
mon Resin, 7s. Sd. Turpentine, 3ss.
-. Washington News.
WASHINGTON, August TN connection with
SrAsToNs official refusal to resign, it is stated that
he will not be allowed to participate in Cabinet
Councils. The President will not move further in
the matter during SrANBERY's absence.
Mrs. DAVIS is in Baltimore, en- route for Canada.
IA Grand Agricultural AMI Horse Exhibition oc-
curs on the National Race Course, near Washing
ton, October %. The premium lists will comprise
$4,000. The managers, who represent Northern
and Southern States, arc arranging to secure the
attendance Of all the famous running and trotting
stock Of the country.
Judge FISHER concluded his charge in the SUR
RArT trial, and the jury retired at 12 O'Clock.
FIsHER's charge covers four and halt
columns. It's general tone is regarded as
unfavorable to the prisoner. Tho following
is tho summing up: "From the observations
which have addressed to you, you will infer,
first that conspiracy formed in time OF war to
take the life Of the President and Vice-Presidont
Of the Republic. and the heads Of the Executive
Departments, for the purpose Of aiding the enc
mics Of the Federal Government by throwing it
into anarchy and confusion, is treason as heinous
andias hurtful to the people of this country as the
comprising the death Of the King and Queen OF
Great Britain is to the subjects Of that realm.
I'd. That every person who engages in this con-
spiracy as long as he continues member of it is
responsible, not only for the act Of treason, but
for any murder or less crime that may flow from
. it.
Sd. That the government may waive the charge
Of treason against any or all Of the conspirators
and proceed against them for the smaller crime OF
murder, included in the greater crime Of treason.
4th. That under an Indictment for murder re-
sultipg from the provocation of such conspiracy,
evidence Of the entire scope Of the conspiracy may
be considered in estimating the heinous character
Of the offence mentioned in the Indictment.
5th. That it was not necessary to have in the in
dictment the fact that ABRAHAM LINCOLN, tho vic
tim Of the murder, was, at the time of conviction,
President Of the United states or to prove it, in
order to allow the jury to take the fact into account
to determine the heinous character OF the crime, it
being fact of which Courts will take judicial cog
nizance.
6. That he who does an act by another, does it
by himself and is responsible for the consequences
m criminal as well as in civil cases.
2. That although an abb, when clearly estab-
lished, forms q complete and unanswerable de-
fence, the mere absence from the immediate scene
Of acrime, resulting from conspiracy, uErepented
of. and unabandoned by the party charged, it will
not avail him, if he were at some other place as
signed him, performing his part in the conspiracy.
8. That this plea is no less clearly made, out,
always regarded with suspicion, and circum-
stance weighing against him who attempts it, be-
cause it implies an admission Of the truth Of the
facts alleged against him, and Of the correctness
Of the inference drawn from them.
9. That fight from the scene Of crime, the
fabrication OF false accounts, the conceslment of
instruments Of violence, are circumstances indi-
eating guilt.
10. Although o confession in the slightest degree
tainted with the promise Of favor, or by duress
or fear, "a not admitted as evidence against him
who makes it; yet il made freely and voluntarily,
is one Of the surest points Of guilt.
The foreman Of the jury requested copy Of the
recorded evidence. Judge FISHER said it was un-
usual, for the defence was fling prosecution.
Objected to. SO the jury retired without the doc
umelts.
The verdict is awaited with fervent anxiety.
NINE p. M-No verdict has been received in
Court The house; is crowded with an anxious
multitude. Ef} SAsi., S. ia i.. E
Receipts by Internal Revenue to-day amount to
$4,000.
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