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THE t COLLISION

LONDON. Sept. 5-The following is
the log Of the steamer Bywell Castle.
which run down the excursion steam.
er Princess Alice on the Thames
Tuesday evening the master and
pilot were on the upper bridge and
the lookout on the top gallant f,re-
castle. Light airs prevailed The
weather was a little ftzy AT 7:45
P. NJ, proceeded at half speed d,wn
Gallons Reach When It al Gu
the center Of the Reach, observed an
excursion steamer coming up Bark.
ing Reach, showing her red and
masthead lights. When we ported
our helm to keep over towards Trip
cock Point. as the vessel neared, we
observed that the other steamer had
ported her helm. immediately af
terward saw she had s~tarhoardsd her
Lelm and was trying to cross our
bows, showing her green light FL use
under III port bow Seeing a col
lision WAS inevitable, we s,oppe the
engines, then reversed them at toll
speed. The tyo vessels came in coi-
the bow Of the Bywell Castle
cutting INFO the other steamer with q
dreadful crash. We took immediate
measures for saving life, by hauling
up over our bows several passengers,
throwing overheard rope ends AID
life buoys, o hold ladder and several
and getting u boats, at the
same time keeping the whistle blow
ing loudly for assistance, which was
rendered by several boats from shore
and a boat from another steamer.
succeeded in securing a great
many aud anchored for tie night.
No log Of the Princess Alice had
been made up. Lor has the Captain
survived t. give An account of the
cause. An accurate estimate of the
number Of persons drowned is impos-
sible, but the general belief is it will
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GRENADA

GRENADA, Miss, September T.
There have been eight deaths and
four new cases Of yellow fevtr here
during the past twenty-iour hours.
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JUDGEo OF TBEsUPREaE COURT:
JAMES p.
OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
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New ORLEANS. September r.
From 6 p. NJ. yesterday to G p. NJ to-
day there were 212 new cases and
100 deaths. The Howard Associa-
ton report one hundred aud seventy
two applications for relief to-day
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton report eighty-four new cases on
their list. The Peabody Relief Asso.
cistion issued over eleven thousand
rations. The Towards received the
following kilograms:
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YIcKsBuRG, September -Four,
teen whites and eight blacks died
here to-day. The fever is still in
creasing. Rev. Mr.. Galloway and
DR.. Whitehead are still alive. Mr..
Galloway's condition is slightly i'm
proved, though still critical. No
hapes are en- ertained for DR.. White
heads recovery. Rev. Mr. Price, OF
the Presbyterian church, is GONZALES
cent. Among the new cases to-day
are Bishop Elder. of the Catholic
church, and Mr.. J. W. Alvis, of the
Western Union Telegraph Office.
Sig Sisters Of Mercy are sick with
fever.
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FOR AID.
The following appeals represent
somewhat the condition of affairs:

an appeal TO the Ciuilized World
from the Finance Committee Of tie
Citizens Relief Association Of
Memphis:
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R. w. MITCHELL, NJ. D.
MEMPHIS.


MEMPHIS, September S.-Anotber
sad day has passed, and near q hun.
dred fresh mounds are added to ouI
cemeteries and the Potter's field
Total number of intermeuts reported
up to 6 p. NJ are II, with one firm OF
undertakers to bear from, which will
make the deaths this date 10 the
neighborhood of 100. Only partial
reports Of new cases have been made
to-day. Physicians are so pressed for
time that the majority prefer to vic.
late the ordinance requiring them to
report to ~neglecting the sick. Six
resident physicians report 90 new
cases, and it is safe to assert that the
number Of new cases to-day is near
200.
A meeting of prominent members
of the Howard Association and Citi-
zen's Relief Committee was held this
morning, at which it was determined
as a means of forcing more people to
leave tie city, that no more rations
would be issued in the city to those
not sick, but that camps would be es-
tablished at various points remote
from the city, and that those remov-
ing thither would be supplied With
food
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WIN. RocKwoop,

President Howard Association.
The new case for to-day ere 2l5
Prominent among them are G. c.
Florence, Captain Charles kette,
merchant; John Aiken, Contractor
Mrs. w. j. Ka'zenmeyer, D. A. Cul-
len AID his two ehildrea; Mrs. II. G.
Garter, Adolph Methua, aged seven,
sole survivor Of his family; Miss
Mary Miller, George Helilinger, Hi
ram French, of French < Co., aud
his child; Charles IL. Seymour, sew
ino machine ouant
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STATE TICKET

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
CHARLES W STONE,
OF WARREN COUNTY.
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COUNTY TICKET.
EYocH D. YUTZY,
ASSEMBLY

Subject to the decision Of The District Conference.
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SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
AARON X. DUNKEL,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
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VICKsBURG, Mss, September T.
The following dispatch sent from
here today, pictures the situation !:
To w. Ii. McCardle, Washington,
D. c.: Your dispatch received.
Will give timely notice for addition
al supplies. Oar friends are dying
all around us, among them White
head w. s. Harrison, John Roach,
and A. A. Burnsley. Will keep you
posted. We are doing ell we can to
protect the United States Govern
ment 10 their liberality. Greatest
difficulty to get labor even TO dig
graves. God Knows where it will
stop. In evey house You can find a
light burning over the dead or dying.
1t is estimated that $500 more are
down with the fever. Business is
entirely suspended. The only stores
kept open are to receive orders from
the UoWards.
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in the race.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT--cHAMBEns
BY Judge Donohuc.

BY Judge Donohue.
Ff1 p. vs., scnapps. rev VS. Brett Pei vs. Ash
Cazade vs. Kcrklotz; Hadlock vs. Webb: Auchmuty
VS. webD-Orders granted.
denied, without costs.
In the matter OF Beck.-Motion denied. Menoran-
DUN.
Sheldon Hat Blocking Company vs. Eickenmeycr
Hat Blocking Company.-Grantd
BY Judgo Lawrence.
stone Phosphate Company vs. Dwight; Tayl Vs.
Palmer; Clark W. Decker Ward VS.. Holtan; Brown
Reynolds; Plat W.. Del Hoyo; Bonita vs. Che
ney.-Granted.
The People ex re. Gibbons VS.. Dunham.-Tae mo-
ton that OF Judge Flanagan to the writ of
certiorari be amended Is denicd with oil motion
Shook vs.. NsucndorM-As stated In the argument,
an allowance Of 500 will era to the defendant
An order OF dscon having been entered the
remainder OF tue motion IS denied without costs.
In The matter OF ElliotI-rhc Revised Statutes pro-
vide that cases wncre by law persons may
BIO Lot to bail further appearances ut the court having
cognzance of the ofcnce, they may DO 50 lot to bal
by the Court having jurisdiction 10 Try the offence
charged II sucn Court be sitting by any Justice
OF the Supreme Court r. 81, y. 023 sec. 49, In Bah
held that where person Is indeed Tor crime before
his arrest u Justice OF Supreme Court Is prccluded
from letting the prisoner to bail during the session VI
the Court having Jurisdiction 10 try the Indictment.
In obedience TO tue statute referred the Court
General Sessions, which has OF the alleged
offence oil the petitioner. is In actual session. nus
dismiss this writ.
SUPREME CoURT-spECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Lawrence
Gercty vs. Lo Count; Levy Vs. Willis ct aL-orders
granted.
Loben stein vs. McCrum and others Judgment Tor
plaintf OF foreclosure and sale.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Fowler va. Mehrbach and others; Jameson vs.
Observation-Disclosures settled and signed.
Musgrave VS.. Sherwood Compliant dismissed.
without costs. Opinion
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
by Judge Sedgwick.
Oakley vs. HyatL-Fndings settiod
COMMON rLEAs-CHAMBERs
by Judge Larrcmore.
McSpodon vs. McSpodon.-Report confirmed, com.
plant dismissed, plaintiff 10 pay disbursements.
BY Judge j. DAILY.
Frost w. HagAn; same W. samc.-JudQmenL of
foreclosure anu sale ordered.
MAXINE COURT SPECIAL TEAM.
BY Judge SinnotL
KessIer vs.. Kramer. -Upinion filed.
Walker vs. MazziDL lotion denied q nd plaiut,T IA
required 10 GAUGE notice oil Justification to DO served
In Two days
Walton W.. Hunt--Default opened and cause re.
stored on payment OF $40 costs
Undcrhiil vs. Wate.-DciauIt opened aud cause re-
stored lendar payment OF trial lee OF $50 &c
See memoranda on papers.
Richards VS.. Schulz; Carman vs. Frazer: Fountain
vs.. RusseL-Motions denied.
Anderson Vs. McHugn. lotion denied, with $40
costs
Lcibcr VS.. White. Motion denied but plaintiff may
dscontlnde on payment OF costs TO date.
Barrowcline Vs. Stern.-Aoton for commission
granted but stay refused.
HoppeuUors We. Crane Mo tion denied. unless do.
iendab or attorney pay painttral eo Of $50 within
SIX days; % compliance default opened
ksshAn Vs. kslL-Aoton " dismius denied, on CON-
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A HONEYMOON DISTURBED.

Philip and Barbara Haberman were married q few
weeks ago and took up residence in u little house
owned by Barbara, 10th street. between Filth and
Sixth avenues Previous to his marriage Philip had
told Barbara Of his farm in Germany where tho acres
were broad and where the pretzels and lager never
gave out Barbara soon after iound this to be "a anc
invention and thereupon her spouse from her bed
and board and compelled him 10 lake refuge III the
cellar. Yesterday morning Philip tried to resume his
former place at tho head OF the table, but Barbara
struck him on The head with hutchet, and he IN re-
turn pulled out quantity Of her hair In the after
noon the pair stood before Judge Wandell, in tue
Harlem Police Court. HIS Honor heard the story
through an interpreter and then preached
serious little sermon He told tho ui-
happy couple they had mado a grave mis-
take, but would have 10 ''griu and bear IL. y
They must respect each others rights and II either
were invaded ne should send the offender TO the
Island. He directed Barbara TO occupy tho front OF
the house and Philip the rear, ana not 10 speak 10
each other unless absolutely necessary. "Now,"
said His Honor In closing, Ego home and enjoy
honeymoon" Husband and vile then won't away In
opposite directions
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CuAMBEks--hcld by Judge Barrett.
Nos TO- 49, So o. ly, 1884, l5e, l60 l72, 1886 2l2 223
224 235 49, $50 PCS. 272 277 Isl, 2S2 2o3 2s4 2s5
2S9 2yO, 295, 800 3Ol.
srPERME CouRT- GENERAL TfKM--IIcd by JUICES
Davis, Brady aud Ingails-Nos 80, 1877.
SUPERIOR CouIr--CKcuIr--Part Held by Judge
1882. 1lOJs 1851, ti,9. 2S 06l. 553Ja sOe s92 49,
12Ss, 1909, 20g7 27O4 1915 1885, 1898 2479 1866 $40
1022, 1879 1880 1881 1882 $780, 1891 1897 1885, 1885,
170Sl,, 1914 1888 ll3l Pat 2-Heid by Judge Van
733 2O57 1854 140U 1902 l22s, 2G72 12Gl 1862 2yOl
1907. 20S7, 1910 Part 3-lield ny Judge Van srunL
Nos $751; 1905 93i, 59S $780, 1895. $780, l12l llsl 35s
1874. 1885, 1908 3S4, 1906 1884, 5l2, 1852, lOi7,
1881. 1882. $685. $40, 10, IL. IL.
superior Court, SPECIAL Term; Common Pleas,
Chambers; Marine Court, Trial FERN, Paris l and a.
supreme Court Special Term; Superior Court, Con-
cral FERN; superior Court, Trai Term, Paris and
3: Common Pleas, General Term; Common Pleas,
Trial Term, Parts anu 2; Marine Court, Trial Term
Part Adjourned Tor the term.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssioNs--Part 2-Hcd by
Judge Giderslcevo The People w. David H0llahan.
robbery same Va Louis Muller, ieonious assault aud
battery; Same w. Thomas McGuire ieonIous assault
and battery Same VS. William York, ielonous assault
ana battery; same Antonio PasolaDo, Ieonious
assault and Uattory; Same Vs. Thomas NJ. Crane, James
Wood ana James Cushorn, ielonious ult and bat
terry Same Va David Neil, may hem same Michael
U'Brcn. burglary; same w. Isaac Fimgennan
Joseph A. Wiley, burglary; Same vs. Micnae Dowdell.
grand larceny Same vs. James Leroy, burglary Same
vs. John A. Wilson and John Wagner, larceny IRON
tho person; same VS.. Charles Wills, grand lar
ceny; same VS.. David Sterling, grand larceny:
Frank McGowan grand larceny; Same W. Patrick
Carte eioncus assault ana battery; Same VS.. Zach
rae l. HUDSON ielonious assault and battery; same
W.. Wniiam Anderson, grand larceny; Same vs. Maria
Flcck, grand larceny; Same VS.. Kate Mcnamara,
grand larceny; Same vs. william Wesson, petit lar
eeny. Part 2-Held BY Judge suthcrand.-rhc Poo
Same VI. LASER Thuman and Grace Idestein, iconi.
Gus assault and battery
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A QUESTION OF SANITY.

Judge Gilbert, OF the Kings County Supreme Court,
has granted an order to show cause why the iunacy
proceedings against Jephths WAGNER ot louisville
Long Island should not be vacated and the order Is
made returnuble February Is. IL appears that Mr.
Wagner invented and patented number OF valuable
improvements sewing machines aud thereby made.
II is said. fortune Of some $2bO 000 He married
about fourteen years ana two children were born to
him. Alter iivnS together about eight years Nr.
tons became unpleasant that separation &C.
Cured On the petition OF Mrs. Wagner her husband
was declared q luuatic on January l, 1877 and she
and her iather were appointed committee to TAX
charge OF his estate. II claimed by Mr. Wagsner's
counsel that his client was not present during tho
lunacy proceedings that there had been record OF
the case flied In the County Clerks Office as tho law
required, and that no was not insane and was deprived
OF his property aud rights.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The payment of alimony was ordered yesterday by
Judge Douohue the divorce Clarissa McEweo
against Samuel McEiwee.
Tho haboas corpus argument In tho of the four
members si Company A, Seventy-hrst regiment, who
arrested the iull facts OF which Published
IN yesterdays HxRALD, was adjourned for week.
Meantime tho arrested mombers have tecn released on
parole.
William Diedrickson, the young man who was re-
Gently arrested on the charge OF manufacturing Ave
and ten cent counterfeit COINS was yesterday found
guilty by the jury In the criminal branch OF tho
United States Circuit Court Judge Benedict re-
manded him TO Ludlow Street Jail pending sentence.
10 supreme Court Circuit yesterday, before Judge
Don0hue, verdict was returned for tho city IN the
suit OF Henry A. Smaliey, receiver OF the firm OF
John l. Brown Il Wetheren against the city, TO ro-
So 900 Tor foundation stoues furnished to the
Ninth District Court House, al Harlem, the iacts OF
winch nave already been published IN the HERALD.
There was argued at considerable length before
John Dorohue. In Supreme Court Chambers ycster-
day. motion to remove George IL. Pe as receiver
OF The Eclectic Club ON the ground OF alleged fraud
and misrepresentation In hts appointment. Judge
Donohue took the papers.
The argument on the motion In tho Peoples suit
agaust the Eric Railway Company which was to
Supreme Court, Chambers, was postponed account
OF the sickness oi the judge. Meantime counsel
endoavoring to arrange transfer OF the argument
before some other judge in Judge Barrets SICK
should CONTINUE.
In the case OF Funch Edge Co. against Max Abou-
helm, IN which IN action was brought for $l4 UO0
damages tor breach OF the charter party OF the steam
ship Royal Standard and wilton was before Judge Van
BruDt ia Supreme Court Chambers, on Monday, He
returned sealed verdict yesterday morning, giving
S. 100 81 Tor the plaintiffs. Mr. William Allen Butler
appeared Tor the paintns. and Mr.. Robert Benedict
Tor tue ceiondanL
Judge Van Worst yesterday rendered a decision dis
missing the complainant In the suit OF Fannie Il. Mus
srau against John h. sherwood. Tue action
brought 10 restrain tho defendant from raising party
wall Two stories She claimed that tho party-wa be-
ing completed when she purchased the property
Sherwood had no right to put any addition II;
second that ho nude scntations before selling
his houses would only DO used tor private dwell
ings, aud tor that ronson no was estopped IRON max.
ing any alterations for It's ho,e or apartment
house, and third, that the deeds under which they
both hold prohibited the OF the properly
ment house. Judge Van Worst writes q iongthy and
elaborate opinion and decides adversely 10 her
these pointA
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A WIFE'S BUSINESS.

In the Supreme Court, before Judge Donohuc, the
case OF Henrietta Abrahams against Elkin LYMAN and
Charles b. Benson commenced yesterday. Tho
action was brought TO $4,000 damages alleged
TO be sustained by the plaintiff by sale OF the stock
In trade OF store kept by During the years 1874
aud 1876 she was engaged in the gentlemens clothing
and furnishing goods business at Haverstraw, Rock.
land county, and she states that tho 7th of June,
1879. she had large stock OF goods hand,
and that on that day the defendant, Charles
b. Benson, who was sheriff Of Rockland county,
warrant OF attachment granted TO the other lend
ant, Elkn Hyman sold out tho stock In trade Tor
debt owing 10 Lyman by man named s. L. Goldberg,
aud she claims the recovery OF tho goods and damages
sustained Dy sale The defendant alleges that the
husband OF the plaintiff calieu himself s. L. Goldberg,
but that his real Abranams and that he was
In business ut No SOL Caual street and that tho bust
ness Carried on by his WHO at Haverstraw was his
busness, ana that they had right on that
property. The plaintiff was subjected TO very long
cross-examination aud the hearing was adjourned
until this morning.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 20, 1873
Proceedings In tho Court OF Appeals Tuesday, Jan.
uary 2o:-
MOTIONS.
Sheridan Va Jackson.-Motion for reargumcnt sub
mitted
Harris VS.. Berdett. motion to amend return; T.. d.
Mccarthy Tor m olion.-Motion referred 10 tho Court
below
Latimer vs. Llvermorc Motion to amend remittur
submitted
APPEALS FROM ORDERS
No. 800. People. ex rel, Miller Va Cumming; sub
mUted Tor appellant; argued by \. l.. Wcsierbrook
Tor respondent No. $50 Grimm vs. Hembod.--SuD-
mitied. No. 375. Latham Vs. Rcharus; argued by
Esck Cowan Tor appellant aud a. Pond tor respond
ent. No. 377 Muuday vs.. Fro Commis sioners; ar
gued by ID. J. Doan Tor appellant ana II. d. Hatch for
respondent
No. $751; Spears VS.. The Mayor; argued By u. J.
Dean Tor appellant and X. ID. Hatch for no spondenI
GENERAL CALENDAR
No. SO. Wilkinson VS.. First National Bank OF Wor-
coster; argument resumed.
Court OF Appeals to-day
Judgment affirmed with costs-Frst National Bank
OF OXFORD vs.. wheeler; Goodrch Va Wheeler Mitch
gu vs. wheeler; May dale VS.. Wheeler; Hall VS..
wheeler; bret National Bank OF New Berlin vs.
Wheeer; Wheeler W. Wheeler; Bank OF Chenango vs.
Wheeler Boggorly vs. Farmers JOINT Stock Insurance
Comp,ny; Hughes w. copper Mining Company;
Hunt vs. hunt Horn VS.. Pullman; Auburn CITY Ma
tionai Bank vs. hunsiker; kranshaar w. Meyer;
koAasr W. Aattiage; Craighead w. Peterson; Holden
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Of the State Of Now YORK; respondents aud appellants
against the Bank OF North America respon dents and
appellants. There were cross-appeals by both the
plaintiffs ana the defendants from the judgment en-
tered the report OF William Stanley as referee In
favor Of the plaintiffs against the defendants tor
the OF Sos $50 10. the 9th day Of April 1877
The defendants appeal from this Judgment ana the
plaintiffs appeal from the judgment so far as It
cides that the plaintiffs entitled to Judgment
In respect the two drafts OF $40 GOO eacn. Tho
action brought 10 recover damages for The con-
version, by the defendants, OF the drafts These
drafts werc signed by different county trcasurcrs
taxes some being sent directly TO the State Treasurer
and others to the Comptroller, ana by him naorsed
and delivered 10 the Treasurer. Being the Treas
ury aud indorsed 10 the order OF the Treasurer
eight or ten drafts were taken bv Charles H.
Phelps, clerk IN the Treasurer's Office, aud
who was somctimes called ''cashier," and Endorsed,
"Pay 70 the order OF Charles HUDSON ESQ., cashier to
State Treasurer" "By Charles II. Phelps TO Hudson"
This indorsement aud deliveries by Phelps,
1t was claimed, were unknown ana unauthor-
lied by the treasurer or his deputy, and acts OF
fraud ana cfme, for some OF which Phelps after
ward convicted. Hudson tho so-caled cashier Of
bankers In the city OF Now York who called them
selves r. r. Snerwin Co. Mr.. Charles 5. Fairchild,
the cx-Attorney General ana Mr. Francis Z. Barlow
appeared Tor the plaintiffs; Nr. Francis Herman and
Mr. Elihu Root tor the defendants. Mr. Barlow
opened for the plaintiffs and Will continue his argu-
meut TODAY.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Gildersl cevo.
BRANDON CoNY1CrE

BRANDON CONVICTED.
A large crowd thronged tho court yesterday to boar
the proceedings in the case OF William G. Brandon
charged with completely In tho robbery Of the properly
Of Mr.. w. McKeudree Jones, which stored In tho
warehouse OF Seabrooke Purdy. In Washington place
The testimony has already been given ut length and
the having closed both sides Mr.. Orlando c.
Stewart summed on the part OF the accused. lie
commented severely upon the testimony OF Purdy,
VINO, he said mad confessed himself TO thief who
alter stealing Mr. Jones' property tried 10 drag
order to save himself from tho CONSEQUENCES his
crime. with the absence OF Purdy's testimony coun-
Sci conteDded that there was nothing III the
convict Brandon who had gwen an entirely satisfac-
tory explanation OF his possession OF some OF Sir.
Jones' property, aud which he had purchased In good
faith irou Purdy. Assistant District Attorney Bell
submitted that clearer case OF guilt had come
before court Altogether, apart from Purdys state
mcnt, there was sufficient TO warrant a conviction,
but the story told by Purdy how tho PRISONER aud
Ncwnal entered into tho conspiracy with steal
the furniture anu effects had been contra
dicted. Mr. Bell also referred To the prisoners
previous character as showing the likelihood of his
idea that Mr. Jones' stolen property had sat-
isactorily accounted Tor BY the prisoner Judge Gil
dersleeve then delivered his charge to the jury IN
which no explained the law bearing on tho case Tho
jury retired shortly before 1vo O'CLOCK and after a
brief absence returned verdict OF guilty OF grand
larceny. The prisoner was renandea for sentence.