The New York herald., 1868-02-20
COURT Of OYER AE0 TeRM,KEa.

Charge to the Grand Jurv-The Attention Of
the Jurors Called 20 the Private Lying-in
Embellishments.
Before Judge InRraham.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Justice Ingraham charged the
Grand Jury IN this court defining in the usual manner
the duties dsvolvng upon them under the provisions Of
the statute No alusion made TO any special case
but stated important would
BE- brought before them. In cosing the court addressed
them ~ f0lows:-
cannot, however, In closing my remarks to you,
calling your attention to what have seen fire.
Quensly OF late in tho papers with what truth do not
know. refer TO the Of establishment In this
city Ia regard infant children. Il seems to me- II the
charges In the papers, the charges which have come
IN some measure before the public are true to require
at your hands an Investigation. refer 10 the estab
iishment infants sent for the purpose OF being
taken OF, and after short time found 10 die
refrain from saying anything about further than to
suomit IL to your attention aud call your notice TO IT,
leaving TO you TO take such course AZ you may SEQ t
upon that subject
The Casey Cornell Murder Cnsc-Thc Jury
Out All Night In DcIibcrasion.
The People, DC, %. Richard Casey Yesterday morn
Ing after the charge had delivered to tho Grand
Jury, the trial Of Richard Casey resumed. Ex-
Judge Stuart occupied the court from half.past ten
o'clock in the forenoon to twenty minutes to two O'Clock
In summing up the case In behalf OF Richard Casey,
who has been trial since Monday las. indictment
for the Of William Cornell in Bay ard street,
the Bowery, the 9Th OF January last AT that hour
. fecesA
court District Attorney Huschngs closed the argu-
ment for the prosecution. Al halfpast three O'Clock
the Jury retired 10 consider their verdict Judge
Ingraham charging, alluded In tue brises terms 70
the incidents Of the crime aud dedned the Law which
SHOULD govern the Jurors their oelberaons regard
the proDsble motive, any existed but in reference to
winch evidence had been adduced upon either side.
Ii evident That the court desired, In far
consistent with It's DUTY to the people, TO comment upon
the acts or the Case aus0n " or Tecapu OF
hemdseoms to create impression Of the uDprosoked
nature OF the HON, eide
Al about hve O'Clock the Jury into for In
strucons relative The distinction between murder In
the degree and murder the second degree. The
court read tho statute upon the subject, whom the
jurors asked TO be informed IN relation 70 the extent OF
punishment n the event Of c0nvlcton either degree
They desired TO know the nature OF tue penalty attending
each VI Ihvse degrees
Judge Ingahan stated that this question entirely
out Of the range Of their consideration. They were
sworn ~ render verdict In accordance with the evil
dence adduced, and not with reference 70 the puush-
ment TO be inflicted upon :he prsone consequent upon
the degree IN which they might nnd him guilty. s,ili
tho court had objection to givisg the Information
desired. The Judge then informed tDem that The
penalty attached 10 verdict OF murder In the 0rst de-
gree DEATH and In the second degree Imprisonment
for life
The Jury again retired and at half past O'Clock,
not having sgreed zoe court directed that be
taken until half past ten this morning.