New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
SURRAIT.

THE JURY STILL oUT-N0 PROSPECT FOR AN
AGREEMENT-CoST OF THE TRIAL.
WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-The Criminal Court
was again filed at an early hour this morning by persons
Of both sexes. There has yet been no ntmaton OF
any conclusion arrived at by the jury The jury have
now been out "A hours celebrating in their juryroom
Judge Fisher has been upon the bench this morning,
although he has been about the Courthouse. There is
little excitement the spectators ana considerable
discussion, but the excitement does nd run so gh as
was TO have expected considering the Importance OF
the trial feeling that has been manifested on one
side or the other during its progress.
aooock p. m.-The Court still continues in session. and
the Courtroom ia thronged with visitors Nothing def
mite Is known how the jury stands but IT is gener-
ally believed that they viii be unable TO agree upon
verdict The counsel FOR the prisoner are IN Attendance
anxously awaiting the result OF the deliberations oi the
jury.
4 O'Clock D. rn.-The jury has been out 81 hours
and there seems De prospect OF final agree
ment there this morning IL runored among
the knowing that the jury now stand II 10 l. or
course this is conjecture, but those who assert II
firmly believe IT. Judge Fisher has not been upon the
bench at all to-day. The crowd goes and comes con-
tnuay, and individuals discuss with much energy the
probability OF verdict SnrTatt is being tried over
again by the spectators He has not been brought 10 te
Courtroom yet to-day Mr bradley s M Spsgeg Ierr N
Mr. Bradl ey jr is present To watch every proceed
ing Mr. Pierrepont has not been III the Courtroom since
the went To the jury.
on m-Judge Fisher return ed TO the Courtroom at
o'clock this evening, and the jury was not yet pro
pared report he returned to his home in Georgetown
saving that he would not be back until tomorrow morn
ing al 10 o'clock He gave the officers permission 10 go
home and the crowd. which had been 10 attendance al
day Immediately separated and took theI depatule, @
t understood however that the jury desire 10 come
Into Court during the night Judge Fisher is 70 De sent
for Various ruinors prevail as 70 now tne uiy ~ tn
surat case arc divided but the most reasonable report
is nj O'clock, that nine for acqual ana ree IOr
conviction Up 10 that time they had been IN the jury
room S3 hours.
bduiohL-The Jury in the surrat trial have now been
t "a hours and they are nusnearer reaching definite
conclusion than they hour after being locked up
All kinds OF rumors and statements, youehed Tor Dy
different parties some of them trustworthy are sos to
ound as 70 how the fury stand in the case but there
no reason TO change the statement ia these @
last evening that ten are for e1nvicH0n ana 9 Two
for acquitta. Judge Fisher had hopes hopes t1at hI
thew would come in at O'Clock, py
y,,r,best hut when that hour arrived, and he found
thev were not ready report he announced tha theS
syd verdict this evening they must not report unt
io.morrow morning. The same large crowd was III az
tendance all day, One-eghth OF whom were women
The Marshal has paid out for purely legal fees s2oOOo
n IL calculated that entire cost OF the tria VIII DE at
least 100000