The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1845, Page 1

— a - — ~ - a a trae age, NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING, APRIL Ql, 1845. Per THE NEW YORK HERALD. |DR. ix S8UiANA%ity eo... DM | ™revize desi Satine Sctntn' "| meetin ue merengue wil eran | amas Pe alae saying that he should not fret, thet Sydney was a v. ties piace’ and thet in a short time he would get on very well, and not be sorry for the change. It has been gen- «rally stated that the wife of the prisoner had a) for tickets te enable her to be present during the 5 Dut we believe this was not so. She had, throughout the pe- riod which elapsed between the time of the Spprehension other unhappy husband and the time of bis trial, mani- {cated the greatest fertitude, and expressed the —— to the best advantage, are respectfully notified that they can | The scene Bt Aylesbury this morning, (Wedaesday, | imconaistent with his innocence; and they should remem- JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. Par Ha See CoWIX HAT AND CAP March 12) at half past elght o'slock, inthe wees plage | ber that the existence of tine crime allegil was not incon: Circulati: on---Forty orty Thousand. pe vee Te EAT I and at the entrance to the Court, was one of the mmost | #ent with the other facts of the case, Whust on that part No. 103 Fulton street, between Williuun aud Nossau sts., mach | *imated and eminently disorderly that could possibly be | fthe question he should observe that the counsel for the DAILY HERALD —Every day, Price 9 cents per copy | cheaper than at auy other establishment iat Ket Imagined, It more resembled the crush end rush at the | Prisoner had admitted ali those facts, but had asserted that Y —Every day. ble adherence to the + vatem of larce sales, small profits, and | hustiogs dur-ug a contested election than the opening of | the law required not only those {acts should be proved, —$7 2 per annum—paysble in advance, hon delivery. enables tie proprietor to offer the different | aCourt of criminal justice. After all the flourish of pre: | Dut that it should also be shown directly that the deceased WEEKLY HERALD—Every Saturday Price 6} certs | articles iu his line a the following reduced rates :~ paration for the accommodation of the press, nothiog | ad died by poison, and that a sufficient quantity of poi- rom the prisoner lowance for her maintenance of 413 a quarter or £52 yearly ; and on the day in question «4 would seem he was to have taken her quarterly aliow- ince, When taken into custody the sum of £12 10s. was frand in bia pocket. From that fact it might be inferred, that he had gone down with a sort of mixed feeling, either of paying herthe money, or it he had the opportunity, of accomplishing his purpose of poisoning her. But as te per copy—$3 12} cents per annum—payable in advance. i few Mates Sould be more unsatisfactory or unsuitable. Atier a strug. | #28 to prodiice death hod been found in her stomach. | his motive of destroying her, it had been suggested that | / ‘ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices—always cash first quality Natrie Fur $3 89 gle uf more than half an hour's duration, destenctive of | That Was not true ot thelaw. It wos not necessary to | no man would commit such a dreadful crime for the sake | {ident hopes that he would be acquitted ; and in advance. Moleskin... ... 250 clothes and almost fatal to life or limb, the reporters | 8i¥e direct and positive evidenee in every step of the | of ing rid of the expense. That he (Vir. Baron | )opes been realized, it was her intention that they should PRINTING of all kinds feted With beauty end ‘ : 1 GAPS tought their way to a miserable little corner of one of the There was no difference between direct and cir- | Parke) should say was not a matter to be easily judged | loave Berkhampstead for a short time on a tour, with « PR 3, exect _y First, quality men’s and boys? 1 50 Gallerics, totally insufficient in space, and destitute of ev- | Cumstantial evidence, if the evidence was sufficient to sa- | cf. His Lordship touched upon all the evidence regard. } ¥iew to pace niin thes health Sadat eae jong lespatch. Recond do lo 1% accommodat e front seat being {oo far from the | tisfy their minds that death had ensued from poison. It | ing the alleged pecunl Clreumstances of the prisoner, | interview with Mr. Kelly the very ony bee the rs QG- All letters or communications, Loy wapobenee ‘These articles are not only quite equi ‘me respects | Tall to allow of writing, and the back seat 100 high to be | Was not ener to prove what quantity of poison wus | and reed the letter from his wife, in which allusion was | Commenced, and to him she spoke with con: ante Pog) 1 He Getabljshment, must be port paid, oF the postage | (eapecially in the style of trimming} superior to aay in thecity. | 8VAilable as a gent,and three times as many reporters pre. | Recessary to produce death by the testimony of any per- | made to the analety to haverthe’ papers from Sydney | \ue result, which showed that she looked upon his c- will be deducted from the subscription money remitted. | A’comnar son of the qualities and pe cea, with those of ouher | sent as could be supplied with even atending rcom ‘wer | #00 Who bad actually seon Raman life destroyed by it, | As ;to the feeling appeal made upon that affection- | quittal as matter of all but certuinty. It was stated at JAMES GORDON BENNETT, establishments, will show ndeduction of $1 to $l 50 on custo» } the scene within the Court beggars all descrip tion. The | 20 was it necessary to prove that such aquantity as | ate letter by the prisoner’s connsel, {Mr. Baron | Berkhampstesd yesterday, that the uafortunate lady bad Pia nangientcai cue tee waeiae te vl sinan Bey, Brices, |, All Hats warranted of the most fashionable | opening cf a minor London theatre for the frat night of | Would destroy life Bad avtually been found ia the bedy, | Parke suid that it only proved that the prisoner had bevn | made all the necessary preparations Seen n vata ' | N.B.— Che proptietor’s extensive arrangements enable him to | te Ckristmas pantomime, is the only scene to which it | They shoul! consider all the facts of the case, und if they very kind to, and enjoyed the affection of his wife, which J ‘Our; an that on the evening of the day of the triel, Northwest corneer of Fulton and Nassau strets, | offer very advantageous borgauie te mhelesls deeiens and | Could be compared. Crushing, yelling, jesti t- Jafied that the prisoner iad administered the pad | wos not at all incompatible with bia commission of the | Which she thought would be the concluding one (for es | Country merchants a0 Im*m. ing, and making every nowe. ‘Mr. Ba rke z 2 deceased, und that she had died ot it, it was not | crime with which he stood charged towards auother | !4 been stated that the court would sit until any hour, FARE $! $0 Regubey Opposition Line BANK FOR SAVINGS taken his seat, a murmur ran through the Court, ‘He is | ¥ecessary to prove what quantity had been administered | woman. His lordship then went into the evidence as to | ‘2 order to finish that vight,) she had aetually popes e between Philadelphia and Baltimore, from the we ee Ee, coming. toher, The Only positive fact which the law requires to | the alleged attempt made by the prisoner to poison the | Wurm bath for his reception, and Pia Fy lower side Ee it Fons Pee sey OTICE —Thede a ma en caeiysaiiling Joun Tawsut, a, merchant, and a Quaker, was | ® proved was the fisding of the body where such was | deceased in September last. There ws no sufficient | 'eadiness for him, in the \tull assurance that vis. + Chistee rane Dh erttre Cakale Gal eetict wit | depositors, and the pul then placed at the bar, charged with the wilful murder of | possible. He said * possible,” because in such a case as | proof on that ocoasion that he had administered prussic | i would be restored to her that night formed, that this Institute will Temoved on J aceite eae Me Nalidine Ne 107 Chemiee, | Sarah Hart, at Faroham Royal, on the first day of Josue strvet, weat of Church scet, where the: business, on that day, | 1Y, by administering to her two drachms of a-deadly pot and thenceforth wiil be transacted. son called prussic acid. all to30re BR. C. CORNELL, See. The prisoner appeared in the dress of a member of the OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT Co. Seciety of Friends. He took:ofhis hat on coming te the > " .. April lath, 1845." bar, and it was placedon the bench near him. Helooked (THE President and Directors have Of Sy Geolared afive | very pale, but mot unnaturally so, and he attended atrict- id thi conto font and a half rer cent oa. the Brent aye ly to the swearing in of the jury. He responded to the . iy ‘The children of the decessed woman, Sarah Hart, of whieh the prisoner is the reputed father, were in the neighbor- of the court throughout the trial, and wor have been called had there been any doubt raised as to th identity of the prisoner. The elder one, a little boy, cer- tainly bears a strong resemblance tohim. Perkins, the officer, placed the watch the poor mother wore round the neck of that child this afternoon, and left the two children in care of their deeply afflicted grandmother. On Thursday, while the Court adjourned for a quarter ten hour, the prisoner wished to have a glass of brandy @ person being cast overboard at sea, for instance, the body could not be produced, and the Jury should be con. tented with positive evidence of the wilful casting over- board. But, where possible, the body should be rere to have been found. ‘This was necessary, ecuuse formerly Ppeceand had been found guilty of the murder’ of persons who were afterwards found alive. The body of the deceased having been found, it was to be considered whether the prisoner had adminis- tered poison te her. rhe quantity was not necessary te be proved. He (Baron Parke) agreed with the learned ‘s south aud west from Baltimore. ‘On the Del On C B Steamer PORTSMOUTH, Steamer THOS JEFEER- t. J, Devoe. IN, Capt. Phillips. And through the Caual, a distance of 13 miles ‘only, are first rate pocket boats. ; in fact the accommodation by this line, both for speed and comfort, is equal to any other line between the two cities. Philadelphia, April 17, 1849 MORRIS BUCKMAN, _a17 Lao Office No. 90 Bouth 'Wharves. MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY and acid to her; but it was remarkable that drinking porter with the prisoner on the 30th of tember :she should have been so ill, and ‘hat after drinking porter egain with him on th January, she should betaken ill again and should have But ‘no direct and gposi- tive proof had been given that she hed actually taken poi- son in September. It was only supposition. His lordship having thus prepared the Jury for the questions they would have to consider, proceeded to read the evidence. ‘Thestrong facte against the prisoner were his presence at the woman’ about the time she died; his decla ist invitation to object, if he pleased, to any of the jurors Db: bleto the Stockholders ou aud after ‘harsday, challenging, under the dixection of May O'stae nane of te Transfer Book will be closed from the 24th instant to | his counsel, no less than thiateen of the jurors called. ou: intermediate Places.—The steamboat UTICA, t date. By order, ‘The requisite twelve having been at counsel for the prisoner, that it wa: ary to rations befor after bis arrest, and the fact that prus- | 9nd water ; the Governor would not accede to this request, cape . W. Carman, leaves the Pier foot ot | Paplétomylec C.L, EVERITT, Secretary. | tho trial proceeded, wp Rene Maat belated, Iiaet volecn, lead bees ‘administered, and that; if {thad | sic cid was found mber stomach. “He had now given | DUt he was allowed a sandwieh and a glass of wine, witch Tarchry steet (nor side, Yon Monday, Wednesday and Friday | spe pprm eee ey he swallowed with avidity. Mornin been, that the question would be—whether it had been administered to the deceased by the prisoner, or by her- self, Theonly allegation that’she had done so was that of the ptjsoner himself; and if the Jury thought the ex traordinary st told by him was worthy of credit, it would agree with the latter mede of accounting for her death. But if they did not believe it, they had no other conclusion left than that he had committed the crime im- TO PUBLIC SOCIETIES, MEMBERS OF THE BAR, | Mr. Sergeant Byles and Mr. Prendergast conducted the HE. Proctor et WILSON'S HOTEL, DINING |? The priv defended by Fi iets \¢ prisoner was a . THRoOMS) ard CHOP HOUSE, No 3 Gold act tet | O'Moliey. and Sie Canes OY ME Fitzroy Kelly, Mr. Maiden lane, begs to state that he has comfortab'e snd well Mr. Sergeant Byles atated thecase. The jury could not furnished Private Rooms, suitable for'Committee Meetings, | expect, in like the present i Arbitration, etereee, Se Which may be procured for s cumetantial evidences, Nee Parra Lee cof a otice, on ext iberal ten . pa naa ROREE on WRNHY WILSON. | the deadly poison from the hand that administered it thee an outline of the case, and made the general observations it was his intention to make, and he would next proceed to read over the evidence. The learned Judge then read the evidence in detail. With regard to the testimony of Mr. Champneys, he said that when he first saw the de- ceased, he cou'd not discover any smell of prussic acid from the body, but when he opened her chest he did smell it, and he mentioned the matter to Mr. Pickering who t Pelock. ves’ Albany for New York and intermediate landing, on ‘Tursday, Thursds = Batgrday Morning, See ¥ board, of to PC. Selita, a the offte ou the wharf.” PY °° ‘alt tfee NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE, It 7 o'dock, P. M. FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT, Tuxspsy, March 26.—John Tawell continues in the Same state of resignation or obduracy which has marked hia duct throughout. It being impossible to rd in innocent man, his behaviour does not o} in vor ; yet the lowness of Uae which evidently op- esbim is so great, and his general bea 80 becoming, that some degree of sympathy is felt tor him, from the Pier, foot of Courtlandt street.—The for | ody ofthe murdered, but that eye from which is | Puted to him. The learned Judge then proceeded to com: | alsosmeltit. That was the first trace of pru’» «7:7 hav. | #24 hopes are entertained that he will eventually make SEE sein Boat’ Mbrite, Capaig’ 8B. Maer. Ronde ob Nerin eealtasod ie Bhebeee tates | hidden) but hir. Bylea would in? belore toes a hier re cr | ent upon the avslente of Be Aaa eo | Rac ameltit, | That was the irettrace of peas: Soon confession of thecrime for which he is about to forfeit his ot of Con : . Wed: miles from the celebrated wate nce, fo iles from Red | the connection between the priso: ank, where stermeis pry daily from the’ {oot of Calton street. | trom its commencement to ite mot * f termination. He kk is galenlated to give : sot Practical eee ae would trace their connection by evidence which it was ex the > ds | “nnecessary for him then to open in det: Hepner mmm, O18, including all incdcats, exceeds | annegenrary fr him then to open in dotll but he would ‘Wantrp—A classical teacher, ‘native of ce. Also, a | atlength. The Jearned sergeant then proceeded to give female. Circulars and ixterview with the may behad at lear and succinct statement of the first acquaintance 131 Nassan street. ap 12 lm*m ind the Baie en who enter ~ VOIGTLAENDER'S DAGUBRREOTYPE — | Rhnnseria sme )arrago rs mesa terran he RRANGEMENTS recently made with their brotherin- | Scguaintance was ke Batlle thar ears loca depesed to the perfect health and good spirits of the de- ce up toa few minutes previously to the discovery oth ope feless trey A) Mie Ae ed medical bes of ON (20 internal ly vi ving no doul that she had not died from fecuiee 5 Nhen went to the evidence of Messrs, Champneys and Pickering,the surgeons, who, on opening the body of the decased, on the day following ber death, at once smelt the odor of prussic acid. There, then, was evidence at once of the the presence of prussic acid in the stomach on the day following a sudden death, accompanied by a] rances doubt she died from the effects of prussic acid, and he gave that as his opinion before he heerd that the prisoner had bought prussic acid ; and there was a circumstance that considerably strengthened the evidence a# to the pre sence of prussic acid in the stomach of the deceased. All the medical gentlemen who analysed the contents of the stomach, stated that the results of their experiments prov- ed the presence of this particular poiso! d it would of course be for;the Jury to take ali these matters into consi- deratiun. It was algo said that one of the symptoms of death from prussic acid was fluidity of the blood after id the deceased 3, at 7 o'clock. wers by the above boat will arrive at Albany and ‘Troy in ample time tg take the cars going east or west. FortPusage Of Relske, board the boat or ta € oF a on to ©. CLARK, at the office on the wher ‘aplsttre MORNING LINE, AT 7 O'CLOCK, FOR ALBANY, TROY, landing at Cald: wells Westpoint, Newburgs. Hampton Pough- kepaie, Hy Rhinebeck,'U. Red Hook, Kinderhook, rk, Bristol, Catskill ison, Ce kie.——The low-i derabint TROY, eats S™Sorn wll Sone Ns nesday and Friday ev Passeny Some diacussion has arisen among the authorities as to how he shall fare during the brief period he has to live, and whether he shall be executed in the prison dress orin the Quaker’s dress he wore at his trial. The visiting ma- gistrates met upon the subject on Saturday, and again to- day (Tuesday.) It is decided that the condemned man shall have no restrictions put upon his diet, and that he shall die, as he lived, in his Queker’s habiliments. Yesterday he was visited by his twife, his step-daugh ter, Miss Cutworth, and his brother, Mr. Wil This NY, Capi lew : eil, who is said to'be a draper in London. Mrs. Tawell ie at 7 o'clock, » Mr. <j ren. The learnt such as would be symptomatic of sudden death fi that | death; and it appeared that in this case the blood of | Wel, ‘pel cree Bday, Thasiey and botgring. Rectane: | oc iiss Aprusias tr ito whsiornten ee meen | tho clroumatances whieh ete Eases ‘in | powerful poison, Mr. Cooper, the chemist, hed itulysed | the wnfortuaate woman ‘wan in @ fuld sate after: Mr setiog or ence ae Oe oe (nat ete, end a ae Troy at oie oilock, AM. and ‘Al beny, at seven Mew Fine) Apparatus, with three ‘inch lenses for fall size | evidence, the following witnesses were called :— the contents of the stomach subsequently, and found a | Champneys had seen her and pronounced her dead.— ae rig hadoed ve imi beac bed feck m thet a i fe ‘it “ithe Low presaure steamboas ALBANY, ‘Monday moraing, | Medium size Apparatus, with two inch lenses for half size | oq Ze prisene I aldara Lyle oad coco [i vty nei Fa berriaauncl pg went ey ieee a eee ee tat ees imrartenit and | more than death itself. Tt lasted for near two hours, after April 2ist, at7 o'clock, lates, at $78. 2 : ped e evidence on this point, he | he ly wi pol ie fa oe Frith, apnly on board the boats, or 19 F. Pismall ize Apparatas, with oneand-ahalf inch lous for | rng risoner preaeeved (he mate ne Mould observa that the Jury thould| never lore sight | was so treah in the minds of the jury. "One of Sere eee a tar tcan tieeiele teen ee greet }. Gall, 4 al arter size plates, at $50. ery most i801 men, Larkin, state at he for _ i eee on tha wees, ‘'Gontismes seading remittances in accordance with the above | throughout the He communicated frequently with | Proceedings. To that ocdaduct he should recently cans | dorthe decewet's erate, bus the witness: ‘Thomas, dis, | {ondness for one another, and Mrs. Tawell, who mentions him in terms of grent affection, does not hesitate to ex- press her firm conviction of her husband’s innocence. ‘hter is of asimilar opinion. Up to the time of thetrial JMrs. Tawell spoke hopefully and cheerfully, uud at times confilently, ofher husband’s acquittal. Ta- well likewise made remarks, from which it appears that tinctly swore that it was » paper coveri d could not, therefore, have belonged to a bettle containing prussic acid. It was suggested by the prisoner’s counsel that it might be the cover of one ot the bottles found in the woman’s house, and which had, perhaps, contained some destructive fluid; but there was nothing in evidence prices, may depend upon reeeivi Apparatus, and not a worthless particularly refer, but he should beg the jury to bear alt the facts at once in mind. His lordship then proceeded tocomment upon the evidence of prussic ocid having been found in the stomach’ immediately after death, and to ob- serve upon the allegation of the prisoner's counsel that it the genuive Voigtinender | his solicitor and counsel, and someti ted article, they having | tion by the sharp and rapid mancer "in which he, tewed d. the aole agency for the U! ters 1 PrPvates and Chemicals, of therr own tinportation, as well ag all | TUSd On two or three occasions to scan the witness steer any answer he did not seem to like. From thi other articles connected with their art for sale at Yowest market in whieh bis chair was placed, in Ordee cher ae at aut lelphia Exchange. — W. A. F. LANGENHEIM. | face the jury, ais back waa turn ALBANY—Daily, Sundaysexcepted,through direct 407 ‘o’elock,’ P. M—From the Pier be: boat KNICKERBOCKER, Capt, A. Houghton, wit leave on Monday, Wednesday end Friday evenings, a Se PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS FOR tween Opurtl esi : Aba : a tothe witness box, end | WS producible from opples, and that it might heve beet 7 i Mit amboat ROCHESTER, Captain R. G. Crattenden, i 6 cribers 4 » , . i he felt certain of esca; After the meeting in question, gfticvoen Rene, "Hienay sed tay eretne | ae Geeta Avs egret te poe opera | (othcPartrmeesaghpevenem (he more remareble| froedslrom naaral causes of the tomech, whic cou | coneltive open thea pointe i! the cirmaance bed | Ss olcertin gl scape, Alter the meatng i guaion, OE ee ctock, P. M.—Landing. at intermediate places from | tet taterals ean be procured tothe stated prices, eather De- | °rnePe" being na trtsaration made, or indeed easily | {rom all the medical evidence, it was proved that the acid | The loarned Judge then referred to the evidence of the | icf husband, but his brother was in a state of distraction the foot of Barclay aurea Sqimem.. LANGENHEIM&BECKERS, | munogeable, for lighting the reporters, most admirably | ¥9S Contained, not in the epple, but in the pip and the | witness Perkins, and commented upon the declarations | *: the doom which has overtaken one so closelyrelated to PLUME DAGUERRIAN GALLERY AND PHOTO. | MCMVenlent gallery, they were in, periect darkness Y. H the last haif hour. The candles in the lower ore RACUG DELON S21 Brosdway, comer gf Murray st: | bartof the Court (supplied to hie loniship aud the hed hts and two ‘phigbest honors,” at the Exhibition at Bos- | scting as dazzlers to those persons placed above their ton, ey York and Philadelphia, respectively, for the best pic- | flames, and rendering the upper carkness more intense 1 14 “phe Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain Wm. H. Peck, will leageon Moudey, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday afvernoone, at 3 o'clock. “five steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain M. H. Truee- ally wil Teave ou Tuesday, (hursday ind yy afternoons, ata o’clocl pips were not found in the pulp in the deceased’s sto. mach. He also observed that prussic acid bad been ob- tained from the pips themselves only by a process uf dis- tillation, and was not producible by the mere natural pro- cess Seeennin the stomach of ahuman being. No made to him by the prisoner, which he said was an im- portant point for the consideration of the jury. With respect to the evidence given by Mr. Thomas and others in reference to experiments made to extract prussic acid from the pips of apples, that was important, inasmuch as him. Allalike speak of his kindness as a parent, his affec- ‘ion aa a husband imiabilit: friend, and his co stant benevolence harity, It is not gen- erally known that he has a child—a boy, 18 months old by his present wife sngers taking the above lines will arrive in Albany | tures axd apparatus ever . ._ | by contrast. one would die from eating a ips, alth russic acid was found in the s‘omach before it could have | _ THuRspay, March 27-—The convict yesterday passed a in ‘ample time to take the moruing train’ of Cars for the | Superb likenesses, of all sizes, taken in any weather, on x Be Rie Ha setiu! Cenk! labo i might be killed by the prise Pater reg Leeper ely by the pips of the apples she hed eaten. | r°stless night. a oircumstance which he attributes to to West. factory terms. n27 Lm*re Atthe conclusion of the evidence to character, chemical distillation. Besides,the action ot the acid was sud | It was suggested by the learned counsel for the defence pete fen final leave of his wife. He did not retire to Bil cae senresn deed henaiae aio thebeats of ie ibee LADIES’ AND FAMILIES’ Mr. Baron Panxe glanced over the Court, and said that | den and immediate, and the deceased had died in the man- } that the death of the woman might have been caused by | "est tilla late hour. He took his breakfast this morning, ‘wighout a written order from the, Captains of wae ‘| DAGUERREOTYPE INSTITUTE, eee question then was, should they go on in the darki pee she anid neve ae oe suddenly swallowing me Can emotions ot tne oe. bs ap! gd suhee of ee ee short erate iit else thinagiacul the dae or frei; 1) board the boats, orto P. C. . H. which, despite the aid of the candies, he feared i ame. Havi rawn attention to the evidence regarding | Sudden‘deatb. But such an hypothesis could not be en- e i Mi cin oftce bu tne Whath aatre RTL a Toomeeatia the Court, oF Sdjourt fo tore oe Pe at | the smell Bavtag been perceptible or not under fferect | tertained, and he was sure would not beby the jury whem | Fe isnow perfectly awarethat his doom is fixed for to- ~"“"ALRBANY AND RUFPALO RAILROAD is Jor ip morrow morning. Upon his being asked whether he ‘ag acquainted with what would soen occur, he said, Yes, 1 wane to-morrow is the day; I thought as much Well, I have no complaint tomake.” He didnot Unusually cast down ; indeed, he has ex- pres: tiefaction that the event is so close at hand, aud that his friends will be soon relieved from their sent harassing position. His brother has visited him again to-day for the purpose of arranging En private family busines: Farrar, March 28.—Thia morning the unfortunate cul- prit, Tawell, who a few days ago was found guilty of poi- execnted in front of the county circumstances, hi: id that all that could be in- terred from it was that, although the perception of the recone was Suoetiys. proof of its presence, the non pereeption was no proof of its not being present. Ag to deceased having ‘led from the water Being ured down her throat, his lordahip said it was quite eto at. tribute her death tosuch acause. At that moment she was not living. Death had alrealy done its work — With regard to the quantity of prussic acid requi- site to kill h human being, it had been proved that leasthan a grain would killin some cases, as ap- by the melazcholy instanco so frequently re ferred to of the seven epileptic patients in Patis; DAGUE TIST. DAsvenptotys PORTRAITS, including the best hee Mi Sieur heavy one, and it would probably be atyle of Moroceo Case or Frame, for er to adjotirn. : ONE DOLLAR. A Junon criedeut—Oh, go on, my lord, goon. We 935 BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT HOOM, | heveno objection to finish. “ We will st until we finish. ‘No. l—opposite the Park Fourgain. Mr. Baron Parxe—In so important a case, gentlemen, mhi7 Im*m Serre gan te wind it upto-night. I think DAUGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS. ‘A Jxon—My Lord, sholl wo have bede? F. TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 233 Broadway, up | Baron P, Certain! + stairs, second floor, waers hes executing some of the wot | aren Pan ecyunly, gentlemen, beds, of course. beautifel ‘specimens o jan Arti this city. ‘The | 1,5 2 us —Why, my Lord, we could get no beds the D. di ish, Prices are acoopsling to the styleof niet fromm a. Mr. Baron Panxe turned to the Sheriff, and requested should be procured for the Jury. He received crt he evidence before them that there was an egent, which was quite sufficient of itself to cause death.— Asmen of common sense they would, of course, take that view of the matter. He referred to the circum: stance because he wished again to impresa upon them the necessity of not attaching any weight to the ob- servations of counsel. His lordship next reterrea to the evidence with respect to the alledged wotive for the commission ef crime, and the history of the pri- soner’s commission with the deceased, He then pro- ceeded to say that he believed he had gone through the whole of the case, and read all the material evidence at Jength ; and it was for them now to form their con- r ALBANY AND BUFFALO RAILROAD OFFICE, No. 59 Courtiand Street, NOTICE IMMIGRANTS, ‘The Subscribers, Sole Agents in New Ife: for forwarding by a cond class cars from t Buffalo, Pad ay tio geet psy ew Br org ch Aabain, gh Hohe, Fuels Belg, th¢, “Chak irl itty dontat ym. 2 to Years old ‘at half pri re il in “o, mation ax to different routrs given gratis, and pas- ten af the 14th instant, roning Sarah Hart, w: ‘Those in want ot perlect ictures are requested to call and ex- | that h v a i to every, fario and amine his speciir ens. Mr. T. is to announce that he has lanat: and Mr. Cooper hi ed that more th: in | scientious opinions as reasonable men, holding the j £#°l. Sucha melancholy event has fortunately been of alge” = want tates. ‘subscribers woald call pera | eng Drctetnioual services of N. G. Burgess, fora short | ‘preceding right, Wet coe nee a eT mene Of the | ee ic aker ad proved) that more than a grain } sciention juntice between the public ond the nrisoner. | Fe eccurrence in this county, and a gloom has conse- ular 2, tue fact. thet THEIR TICKETS ONLY | time, and tho ewho wish Fictusesinhia peculiar beautifal style | Poppe pete oh ts rather sit to-night, my Lord, and | first found that no oth If the evidence adducet left rational doubt upon | quently been cast over the spirits of every person in the are wee Athe office at Albany. CKERS Wepelaccyrell recall poate: always on hand, and instruc. | Snish. : 2 their minds—a doubt which, a8 sensible them, they | (own, by re Leaner oeyaen deeply felt. The fact tAgts Albany & Buffalo Rail ‘2d class cars. | tions given in the Art on moderate terms. * ald Imee Baron Panxr—This case, gentlemen, is too impor- thought had weight, but not a trivial donbt created by | that We ions and other applications to the Home Se No. $9 Courtlindt street.“ | "avert BAZAAR, | tatto be pressed to a termination, and i fear I could not | sily there to destroy life. Ithad been suggested that the ingenuity, etn te favorsble result forthewsbepr . man kaetlg teemaeay Lai a t * sf v " __ New York, 8th April, 145. a9 lm*ee 149 and 151 Bronaway, ae ohigg Linerey st. | 22° wuficiently well to read my notes with the attention | ©*P¢riments had not been properly conducted ; but it was | the ner the benefit of it ey must have res all the circumstances of the case, [pr to the pre- sence of the prisoner just before the death of the deceas- ed,and the fact of prussic acid being found in her stomsch. They must consiier the conduct of the prisoner both before and after the death of the woman ; and if all that evidence left any rstional doubt upon their minds, God forbid that they should not give the prisoner the be- netic of it. It was their duty to do so, for they were beund to convict no one on evidence which leftany rational doubt upon their minds. But if they thought they could not explain all the circumstances of the case—the pre- known yesterday, alarge number of persons from pLon- don and this neighborhood assembled to witness the awfal eee The usual practice of admitting the represen- tatives of the public press to witness tha behavior of tcon- damned criminals was upon this occasion (ior what rea- son we know not), dispensed with. The representatives ol the London papers made an application to the Under Sheriff, Mr. Acton Tindal, to be ywed to perform their painful auty, but they were refused jission to do #0, in terms upcourteous and abrupt. The unhappy crimi- nat, wo Understand, was perfectly calm Byte the latest UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FIOM PHILADELPHIA TO BALTIMORE. Mi which leaves Dock street, w sey (euadeye excepted): at TSC AM. for CONSTATUTION Gs BalGimores ‘Phe above y the oniy tine that connects with the lines for the South and West the sime oon. Fare $2 00. tor the. jury to say whether they were satifactory or not iP His then went to the consideration of the conduct of the prisoner, and observed that it would be necessary for the jury to couple that conduct with all the other evi- dence in order to judge how far it bore out or contradict- ed the inferences which might be derived from it. It ap peared that on the day in hewn, the prisoner had gone to the Paddingion station of the Gt. Western Railway, and hadjtaken his place for Slough It was proved that he left his coat at the Jerusalem Coftee house before going down, and hetold the waiter that he was going to dine "ida, vue ntre forthe mle of eeety Geaccpronat J 4, he Court wes then adjourned to eight o'clock on Fri- day mornii subse! 5 itch 14 —A curious illustration was yester- Broadway, will putin cowplete repair and fit up in a day sfforded by the prisoner, of the perfect eoolness and ficent manner, two large galleries, where the traders, manufne- | self-possession fo1 which he has been along remarkable. turers and importers, will usjable to obtain ata cheap rent, a fine | A few gentlemen were allowed to stand within the dock and conyenient store; and the ladies and gentlemen rT Ribatis bh and within lock, Place of resort and a public and fashionable promen eng whom was ene, who, being rather nearsighted, ‘MRS, H. SHANKLAND, jan Artist, has already | PUt up his glass, tho better to observe the prsover's fea rented the front part o| galleries as a. Daguerreotype Sa- J ‘ures. When the Court adjourned, before Mr. Kelly had [pesacrhane she will continue as before, to give the most perfect | commencedfhis address, the prisoner, Tawell, walked up ij! be enlarged the Ist of May next, ber having reuted the upper part of the buildive, Iai ough by Rail Road in Siz Hours. for 3 to this gentlemen ond said,“ Why d. t me, | tthe west end ofthe town. That was untrue, and he | sence of prussic acid, aod the conduct of the prisoner—it | ™2™ent, and paid strict attention to his religious duties; one eae ineluding the best bhder Marae Desde Masia sie— what makes you single The Ont Aor ebeerveten me penis: made that false sintement for some purpose or ed believed bie tye meats unworthy coe and cen bs pase Ordinary was unremitting in his attentions to ° ees Host e gentleman was so astonished that ely | 2nother. He went down to Slough ot five o’clock, and be- | scientiously thought he was guilty of the offence wi rt ehags Te Comnters to Nets with Gish SMTA TAULA: * | reply. He merely tried to stommereaten sealer ache) | tween © and 7 Mrs, Ashley went round to the decessev’s | which he Wer charged, It weald be thelr duty for the ive ieeeegPerations for the execution were completed at Tani? im*m = perdon, and said he did not mean to stare offensively. The | 2U8e, in consequence of tho noise she heard of atificd | sake of public justice, that the administration of chat jus. | five.gclock thismorning,, end at seven nearly 2000 per- he Gare leave the depot, commer of iith and. Market street, INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO ptivoner thon descended into the jai Or eRTees, arenes (he prisoner in the ganden tn © hate 4 Hie Mugatunet be Cupereged, sid thet dive peuDdehowol| Pi rrus wad’ ceremonial vas cehakein te ee tie de iy ata orelock. P. i vand daily (except Lom 1036 P. i During the entiretime occupied by his counsel's long | °! 2Ritation, eo great that he could not undo the latch of | ‘he public in that administration might not be shaken by | © 4 remonial was appoint lo e place of Masic, informs his friend eneral, that he has in wen fs orn, Sa gavel of Se Cy A as ight o'clock, but ata quarter before that hour the un- ui Bore next moruing framp time oraay las lvzing for the t kets can be procni board ih Boat’ at Dock street wharf, Philadelphia. Fare to the gate She opened it forhim. Astothe observation she had made about fearing that her neighbor was ill, he could not say that the prisoner must have heard it, and therefore it went for nothing. Let it pass. However, 8 person not being convicted upon evidence which, upon due deliberation, was calculated to produce an impres- sion that he was guil It was now their painful duty, after the advice and assistance he had given them, to and able speech, Tawell remained standing with his face Piano Forte. His aryle of im. | to the jury, leoniog with hisleft arm on the Tall, aed he and ascended and descended the steps to the place with consi- derably greater agility thi the rope was then put round his n and after a few convulsive struggles, he died. on the previous day. locked , $13 5 , $12. , 5 e of The doors had been 0 after she had got in at the door of the deceased’s house, | form theirown deliberate conclusion. He would add a A Passriger Oar ‘will be uiached to the i Draje, which | very profesent soholare, and foe fe will be satisied as to J after whieh hour Mr. ry Parke took becca on the he turned roundjand sew the prisoner looking at her, | nothing more, but would leave the issue entirely in their besa given totsby the serian i Gevaeas bee te eal, Tears tittacre carly next moncing. Pare 90 cents,” | hi abilities on giving iim trial His Terme are retsonsble, | bench, and, after thecommencement of ‘hie summing wr, | and such was theeftect upon her thet she felt eiarmed, | hands who has afforded to the members of the press every inter. Larrivee Baltimore early next morning. vise afl those in want of a tencher to embrace the op’ | the crowd came singly and slowly in, making so great a | and closed and fastened the door. At seven o'clock, the | Mr. Guney begged to remind his lordship that he had | whe Has afforded to ¢ Press every 7 Forfarther particalars apply 82 igen Agent, reanity now oer. ‘rs and allothefatormation nade | noise, thst, altho eh the reporters worodicosty eer the | prisover waa teen hy a Pox. toy, and ue wartnon run: | aot mentioned ihe evidence, which hed been given with "John Taweil passed the wholo night with almost (0:7 Wall, or 6 Wests lication at 178 Grand, comer of Mulberry street. | jury-bux, and his foruship poke in hie trocar ice | cing towards the . At ten’minutes after seven he | respect to the prisoner's character. : . Lew nn law tenn end eau N. B.—Freight taken at 5 cents per 100 Ibs. __ mai Im*re Tre and audible manner, a ¢ siderable portion of his pre: ‘Tne learned Judge then said there was one circum. | sbated Sate only aiving away to oo. a wateBe ed minary observations were en! Bromecrieanl aie. stance which he wished also to remind the Jury of, and } ‘ion occesionally. He lis Ma ee ees RT uve CEOLIAN PIANOFORTES. | Jointed portious of his sentences ein Soin eae : intention was in going to Herschel | o which he had already adverted, but only in a general | !9.msny portions of Scripture, and read many himself } aes. ; Ulcantass Atstian Aamelier te the Planets Hie | His lordship began by the usual obesrvefion thee it had | House did not appear: He was traced back fagiin tothe | way—he meant the good character which the prisoner | o1a08 Coy "ia'ne listen aed waite ta thee that F(t bessage only, having superior accommodations, apply to | satire United States, (excepting Massachusetts.) announce to | then become the province of the jury to decide upon the | station, and an alert having been given, a signal was | had received from several witnestes, Such evidence was | 1nd not only ¢ bie tation jer danke ve Pred into bi Uae Capiain om board, Pier 11 Bast Raver, oFt0 | the public, that they'are now, Prepared to su Ay "Fienoforas | merits of this mone evply important case, and to decide, | made by the electrio telegraph—that he was seen to | tdmissible in cases of this kind, because it went to show | ‘yore ofered fer him, but heseveral times retired into his . J wil Improvement attac! or an) i i i i ite ar i = re y fi 4 a0 Iwerh Ha Benth stieet. Modern made horitoneal Picntartcs, “qansach che same to any | after having heard from him those observations which it | alight from the railway carrisge at Paddington, and | the general impression of the habit nor and mont fervently ‘and ‘penitently. His Anmuees neve ee ACKET FOR MARSEILLES—OT the ist of wl ig yom: red nase oe pad abili. | was liar duty to make, both upon the law of the | he was then traced home When he was taken up next | person. Tho prisoner was reputed to bea kind hearted | jn” most fervently and, and benevolent man. It was admitted by his counsel thet he had been transported for some offence, the nature of which they had not been told; but it was said that it was not one which was caiculated to affect his character for kindness of disposition. His Lordship then read over the evidence alluded to, and left it for the Jury to decide in reference to its value to the prisoner in his present position. J The learned Judge concluded summing > at 36 mi- nutes atter IL ‘o'clock, and the Jury then retired to consi- der their verdict. ‘Another Jury was sworn, and another trial was pro- ceeded with; but the Court still remained crowded to ex cess by persons anxious to hear the result of Tawell’s case. At five minutes after 12 o'clock, the Jury returned into Court, anda passage was immediately cleared for them in order that they might face the prisoner whilst deliver- morning, aad told what he was taken for, his answer was that he knew no one at Slough. It had been bo heen by the learned counsel that that was literally true, e the deceased did not live exactly at Slough, but a little distance from it. It had also been suggested that he wish- ed to prevent his wile from hearing sf his improper cen. nection. It would be for the jury to say what degree of weight should be given to those explanations. He had told several falsehoods respecting this transaction, and it was for the jury to say why he wished to keep secret his having been to’ the house of the deceased. It appeared that when the nature of the transaction and the reason why he was taken into custody had been explained to bim, that it would have been the of any reasonable man, if innocent, at once to have disclosed the entire that he knew about it, and what hed taken place. There wes abundent evidence to show that the prisoner was at the ty of . Wed, het <p j. | C28¢ and the evidence given, upon the guilt or innocence Sea yarcer as ee Qe"ascrton, tharine acne | ot the prisoner who stood there ‘upok his trial before remain in tane in any Omg, ee it will not be affected by | them ; and before entering, as he should presently have transitions of atmosphere. ‘most satisfactory warrantee is | to do, at length inte the entire nature of the evidence, he giyen eachinstrament. 7 should request the jury to dismiss enti been « 7 ” . irely from their ee? poll peg Ps ad okey Be me so minds much of what they had heard from the learned also may be found an assortaent of 6, 63 and 7 octave Fiano | Counsel who had addressed them on behalf of the accused, Cortes, both in rosewood and mahogany casas. m2 6m*re_ J and everything they might have previously either h FOR SALE. or read out of doors regarding that most painful and im- A GRAND PIANO FORTE known as one of the most per- | Portant business. Tho prisoner was chai with the fectof the celebrated manufacture OfERand ia raria.wineh | Commission of a crime almost Unparalleled in the history has already been tried in America during the wii ‘season. | Of human wickedness. The question was one of fact, and The price 1s $700, instead of ee, which it would coat if it | it wes the duty of the jury to consider it, they being the vas imported directly from Paris. With the Piano, will be | judges of the question of fact. "He (Mv. wevon. Perk kiven music by the best ancient and modern composers.vatued at | woStt otfec th h hictias ommsinne Tedeee upwards of one hundred dollars. Apply at MADAME. scat them such propositions respecting the bear. PEELE, 400 Broadway, aldimerre | 18 the law upon the Case as he deemed necessary and Lo nn! CR BT pot r TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS, _ | alone should tecite core. (ro rom him but the jury ‘MISSOURI, Capt Sylves- wnt will be despate ned for the above porton the Iai ‘ For treignt to f . a Hreatwoe For reignt ot Pops RGKEN, Agents, ‘9 ‘Vontine Buildings orto CHAMBERLAIN & PHELPS, al9toMtee 103 Front street. i FOR GLASGOW—The fine fast sailing co} Parian. rill pai a's few daze, baving tact of her ~ iM erteaca. Hor fretght, o€ bulk of $90 bales cotton, apply Bi Slip, or to, to master om board, west ai 2 SR ULL & MINTURNS. altee 87 South st. Mr. Sheriff also stated tous that Tawell remained up till after three o’clock this morning, when addressing the Under Sheriff, he said, “I wieh to retire for a few min- utes ; if I go to bed, will you beso good es to callme at five o'clock.” He then laid down, but did not sleep more than a quarter of anhour. When he awoke he atea hearty breakfast ; and at half past seven e’clock express ed OT that all should be over as soon as was then possible. It will be satisfactory to the public to know that Tawell has made a confession of his guilt, and also that he at- tempted to poison the unfortunate woman Hart in Sep- tember last. The confession was written by him some days ago, and he gave it to the Ordinary, Rev. Mr. Cox, at five o'clock this morning, he at the same tim making a request that it should not be copied, bat that th purport of it might be made known to the public. He faa New York built il ib mantet, Witae tales eption or the balk thereof, or passage, L—To sail ina few days—Th- id fastened SOUTHERNEN ET DoTat For freight of " i ide upon th f fact. house at the very moment the deceased had died. When } id that he di 4 pat <r a eae tema (Py SEL A ce tac, nrovnce fo decile upon ‘ihe events they. Gad | falrm of the nattreo te charge agua hi Reo | ing heirgedion "| 0° 0" OS | sitet mite oat teat ar a Pee al MINTURNS, &7 and on tl tl t fal is ly mentioned. ¥ a aire WOODHULL & South'st. Wier sree, Jota their ha agenes' _, noe ity foe over the conversations of the prisoner with the conta bles the front of the dock with a firm 2 be! on towards Sarah Hart should become known to his The names of the Jury having ' called over, The Curxxor tue Crown said—Gentlemen, are on ‘agreed to your verdict ? Foreman—Yes, The Cierx or tHe Crown—What say you—ts the pri- soner guilty or not guilty ? Foreman, (in a loud and firm tone)—GUILTY. matt ey should lag En es senaryscamae heat ‘Aan sweet, | their minds whatever they had heard out of doors con. entrance 19 Fulton’ Players near Fafton’ Market, and dows | cerning the prisoncr oF against king. es wea tnt oe east side, will find the 8. Hotel Saloon ll | matters become public, and were subjects of pre- palcalaged yg ieciaeeae MX Ligne {tdement through the instrumentality of the press, may ime | tigthion Ho shod init needs tae stoi inves. 5 inform tl LIFE PRESERVERS, gard to criminal proceedings bad been recently wlteres when taken inte custody, and then went on:. Friday, about one e’clock, the prisoner hed an interview with bis legal adviser, Mr. Williams—and after that in- ind not until after it did he make say attempt at n, or give any account of what had taken place, end the account he then gave was that extraoi aay statement which he (Baron Parke) should read at full I understand that the Under Sheriff has mede an appli- cation to the Rev. Mr. Cox for a copy of Tawell’s confes- * FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line—Kegular 2: sion, and that it has been refused. ‘il —' ‘ior fast saill ket Mat TE RPOOL, Capt deku Eldridge, 1100 tons Depart ala abet ee SEN os nd comfprle ve Pg Apply. co the Captain on board, west side Burling WASHULL & MINTURNS, 87 Bouth strect. Sporting Intelligence. Carnoutton Rac: cLirse Course—Fourth day— a April lth.—The Railroad Parse, $260. ile he Price of Passage, $100, gist? car's Patent Gum Elastic Composition Formerly, a0 far back as the histo longth fer them. [His lordship read the statement made | ‘The Ciznx oy tHx Crown, addressing the prisoner, hese vires tar ees vit By cagnecsinh Green of the West 200 tone, Captain, Pi IED to withstand the emvfemes of heat | and during even a great portion of Bis (seeor Pea lans | by Lowell to thé two constsbice, in which hesuidthepoor | #aid-You have bees: indicted for: the wilful marder, of Broeck’s, (A W, Small's) gr. c. Crotot Sarah Hart, and you have been found guilty of having committed that murder. What have you now to say thet the Court should not give you judgment to die according to law? The usual proclamation for silence, whilst the Judge was pronouncing sentence, was mede. unfortunate woman had once lived in his service, and gave the account of her putting something out ofthe oe abont the size of a thimble into her glass,and then drinking itoff } Here, then, the prisoner had represented himself as pre- sent when the wes administered,and as it was found in her stomech, it was forthe jury to say whether the own professional career, the practice had been for the Counsel for the prosecution simply to state the case he was about to prove, without commenting on it. The wit- nesses were called, and the prisoner's counsel cross-ex- amined them. Nothing but the merits of the case itself lar day. the 2ist of May. ait ec | ae Ma and not to malt or soften in the scams, (the a iF PACKETS FOR LIVER- & general asso) it " aed - my apt, J, eldsdge, will sail on Monday," April ist, her | S12 4@°re___100 Bre * ‘by Chorister, dam by/Muckle John, 4 y Ww. 5. Minor’s B. by imp. Doncast of Jane Grey, °, 8 ects see. D.F. Kenner’s ch. m. Aduclia, by imp Gl out of Giontess, by Leviathan, 5 1D Heinsohn’s br. o. Red Fag! was being paseed upon him, his strength became exhaust ed when he descended the ledder which leads from the dock to the jail yard. He fell upon the gronnd in a fit, but he was immediately roised by the jaiiors who were ment Tobias Godwin hos been sentenced to be hung fer the murder of his brother, Kli Godwin, in Johnston county, North Carolina. THE subscriber has been appointed ‘Wholesale Agent for a | upon the Judge, and he was now obliged to assume a line a in Ei a siege anita ot rons Pench aya | alate eects of een to the fang 1400 tons, will positively sail es above, the house. His lordship bere explained that the bit of ee ee eee id ¢vidently been used to cover bottle, bad not been luced by the counsel ‘obser- | for the prosecution, but by his (Baron Parke's) own or. bmitted te the jury, and the consequence was, that regalar day. BRONZE POWDERS theres ; , During th h the pri oar | dam bs ous wisl berths should not fail to make A . | there was nothing to influence their minds in coming to | 4®¢stion did not amount to the simple one of whether she uring the passing of the sentence the prisener apy am by Alfred, 8 y. 0... velmois thing te sven ber Burling slip, eto, Tiuc,rerd bent aud cheapest Bronze, in nll shades nnd quati. | a conclusion. But it had pleosed the legislature to. eiter | had destroyed herself or the prisoner had administered it. | ed calm and unmoved ; hut when the Inet words of the Time, 10 is WwW. &J.T. TAI 20TF fered for sale by TEOPOLA Kune ine OF | this mede ef conducting proceedings in criminal cases, | If he thought that she had been threatening to poison her- | learned Judge were uttered, the muscles ef his face be- At their General Pess ge Olfice, gy 4M Wall streets New Vork. | ead he (Baron Burke) thought the iteration a wise one: | #01, he certainly should at least have stayed to see what | came slightly couvulsed, But he walkes back into the Varieties alre 76 South street. corner of Maiden lane. UENO Y PO PD Smee | Counsel for the prisoner were now permitted to address | the effect would really be upon her. The jury sheula | dock without the assistance of any person. An agont of Messrs. Adams & Co’s Exress passed Ske, LIVERPOOL LIVE OF PACKETS.—Keguiar AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF such observations as the: ed to the Jury, but one | next observe, keeping that story ofthe prisoner's in mind, | Notwithstanding the calm demeanor of the unhappy | through Baltimore on Friday, with important despatches gab of che oe 4 Her ihe a on Ne, BRONZE POWDERS. reault hed been, that thaleeaat duty had been thrown | that no such vial as tint desorided by him wes found in | criminal throughout the trial, end even while sentence | received from Europe by the Great Western, for Govern- ater, purthen a mn the lar some small faving superior seeommodations for exbin, seeond exbin, and stecrnge passengers, persons about embarking by this an: erefore, became enabled to offer the most beaatifal and fo the affech of some ef ti ‘ former prices, and to defy all competition riorand splendid Packet, should make early application on | Pet cont lower than forme co ders, he having found it mentioned in the depositions, and | conducting him to his cell, and he recovered ina few | The Kentucky papers state that the frnits in that State Board, toot of Maiden Lane, OF 9 hes aaer at pot nei regare hare two gear, whe Sm [ rect the Jury. to llemion frou thes Crete al ina. ce | heviog thought It m mefter that should be foquited into, | minutes, “Hie spicits, which during the time hewas‘in | hart bec cosy al fee eae ee eae Wo GMeEH MeMURWAY, ommeuding them as superior to any other for briliian- | tempts to alarm them by appeals to their fears and He then returned again to the prisoner’s conduct, and | prison previous to his trial were unusually gecd, have | | The Fope of Home her a standing army of 14.690 is Ths favorite and well known, packet Ship Patrick Heary, J. | ema we ‘made Proper eaa,t@ | sions. They had a duty to perform to the prisoner, and | said that the fet waa proved by Mr. Thomas, who had | now sunk to the lowest possible ebb. Up to alate hour | controlied by Cardinal, President, ond @ board of celand, master, Will guecoed the Henry Clay, ced cait ne tie ave a large ansortinens always Sous mr josap | they should give hi the benefit of any doubte th t might | S0ld him the poison in the morning, that the prisoner had | of the evening he continued to pace his cell, and cry, | general officers. There isn reserve and nationel guard regu an ee ee eile Chea ouvlun Gases tho aeeShemd eat | arise tipon the case. “He menst hostay con ht oc- | pruasic acid in his possession on thatday. He (Mr Be- | ‘ Oh, dear—oh, dear—what will become of my’ poor wile | of 9,090. and ‘my children!” Dinner was served to bim ot bis usual hour for eating, but he declined to partake of 1t.— Later in the evening he ate some bee! steak. Whether in soriousuess or otherwise, his conauct gave evidence of a A letter from Greenport states that two men killed for- ty-four wild geese and eight dozen ducks on Gardner's Islond, last week, in thirty six hours. The Putnam Free School is about to be erected in New- D ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE ron Parke) did not give much weight to the observat OFFICE, 61 Soath —| fr [x » land Headland and Waley via Liverpo Foes vending for their friends would do well to av mael ves. ry of prisoner’s counsel that he would not have been ly to go back next day to the same shop for more if he were conscious of guilt, because, in cases of murder, especially Pease of importation. cur, to the mind of any reasening man. But they J. Mh, RICKETT, Whe Agent, a duty to periorm to the public. ma3 Im*ec (ite Kozelt & Co.] 91 Water street. Temn oath’ to return a trae verdi Wecerutve te th wi OR SALE—The Btock and Fixtures of the well known | dence, and they should retu - ihe opportunity of making theie,ssrpyesments is mre (or, tt Grecey aad | Beat State 11} Banth stryat, The seo kee | efces’ by appente to their lalinoser ery peur, bet in cases of murder by poison, great precaution was not | feeling of certainty that he must be acquitted ; for he ac- | buryport, upon the fund bequeathed to the town by the ae Ge ements, RO detemcion Whatever ¢ 1d tom, and would be disposed of on good terms | fearlessly, und utterly regardless of the Consequences | *ways used. The perpetrators did not expect to be at all | tually had a cariiage in readiness to convey him to his } late Israel eeq. ; Jake piace ia Li ol. ‘cau, os Usual, be furnished for intely, ie bie | that might eneue: and, if no rational doubt arose upon | found out. As to the medicinal use alleged to have been | home. His son, by tho unfortunate woman Hart, was in A man named Hardy Carroll, convicted of setting fire any amount, payable throngh yat the United Kingdom. (bap ber having business at the soot ee the evidence, it was their bounden duty to return a ver- | made by the prisoner of this deadly poison, he might have | court during the trial. He is a very fine lad, about five } tothe jail of Franklin county, N C., with a view of rf- ‘Apoty. if by letter, post paid, to al? St®re sein * "Tid South street. dict of guilty against the prisoner. He would next tell | had vancose veins, but at all events it had been shown | years of ge. When the verdict of guilty was pronounced Sm his escape, hat been sentenced to be hanged on alvec J. HERDMAN, 61 South street them what the case was, and how it was te be proved.— | that he had the poison in hie possession; he had the means | by the foreman of the Jury, 2 murmur of applause was | (he 2d of May. An appeal to the Supreme Court has been of doing this act on the day it hed been committed. The next question was that of motive; and, for the purpose of coming to an opinion on that point, his lordship thought it necessary to give a brief history ofthe connection between the prisoner and deceased. Having gone through heard in court, but it was at once and very properly sup- ressed. During his trial the prisoner maintained a bear- ing approaching almost to levity and impudence. Tho rson who brought him his dinner from the White fart Inn, next to the Court-house, he invited to come obtained by the prison’s counsel. The city authorities of Lowell have purchased a lot of land, containing about 20acres, to be used as @ public promenade or common. They are also negotiating upon he purchase a lot of land, in Belvidere to be kept open as UNITED STATES AND GREAT B ‘AIN and Ireland—Old Established Emigrant Office, 61 ig aii a a yg inoue onreioatee of passage fro; ym Liverpool by any ling every five days, ROULSTONE’S RIDING SCHOOL, ‘The case was to be proved, as they had been told, by ¢i 137 AND 139 MERCER STREET. ” cumstantial evidence, It'wes the only sort ct Wilkens infor ie tisads, one wablie in ener as his bp teppei most cases of a similar nature. oS Sel ir struction in Horsemanship is now open | Providence hed ous crimes were committed in secret, but jass American ships, com: Hours for Gent nently left, which were diacoy. | that portion of the evidence which detailed the com- | and see him after the trial, observiog that he was offer- | n public square mercial ti ‘weekly. From his preseut, arrangemen Haars fgr Gentlemen, fr WAAR EAM | Ryotthe perpetratore cares rpient, t@ lend to the dicoov- | rmencement of that connestion, he lordanip came to | ing no idle compliment, as he fully waticipsted the pless. | °°" having sent Weverk pe Sete oe, superintend thecm- | | ‘Terms of instruction made ‘known on application to Mr. | provided Ext tives pesletene not absolu Y | the scene between the prisoner and the deceased in | ure of entertaining all his iriends, and that he would cor Fata AFPRay In Lexineton, Ky.—The Low- hareateon 2 atey Wil Reve nelst Gomer teh scares Baglogen. on aopiiention tO ST Ceanary ; but, on the other hand, it wes equally trwe ther, | his house, which Baron Parke commented on as showin; the number. During the tem- | isvile Courier states that on Saturday night-week may 1ElY, abe’ fer any ealtewh, be pa Y darwoghont the wits aS, 2%. oir, ches ee SaRREET, peveral fine and intial evidence the case should be so fullymade | the extraordinary affection and de: took place each day, tae pris- f last, a man named Robert Tomlin, was shot by the kee of a house of ill-feme, named Rebecca Clippper, altes Kir. by. It seems that Tomlin requested admittance into her house; she refused, and he made the attempt ac ely; when she pulled out barrel revolving pistol, ao: shot him through with several bale. johns ap tnr 4 ; ently arrest pe “* ’ woce oe ter, we itted to beil laughed in a co: fidemt manner wit persona who stood in the spnes between the dock ond the counsel’s table, and who, os it afterwards appeared, were his witnesses as to character, and persons coanect- ed with his legal advisors. Another incident will also better convey an idea of the man’s character than a la- bored attempt at description. A prironer who had ben convicted and sentence: d to 16) care (ra sportallon, comw for the prisoner. With astrikin, Mfdevotion she said, that, in order not to prevent the union of the prisoner wi.h the lady he was about te be married to, she would G0 out of the world, and bo dead to « own mother, from that day forth ; and th h4 hed heard from that very mother, that from that time she had never heerd of her unfortunste daughter until after her death. She kept that promise, She did go out of the d Kingdom. : ¥ 4 outasto leave no rational doubt of its Ittal. Unjeed King eriealase ai nif by fats nid. sonst ree a 0] arke) should, therefore, advise ‘them (the jury) alg ec ROMAN, a FOR SALE—A Feat Trouing Gray Mare, 9 hat they should first consider whet WANTED Bhp #9 lead fr 5 Wouters For ld, perfectly sound, apd ind inal YY roved to their entisaction, and then to consider Aapiy te 4 sloleny aid itor in gm. ais. Avo, aL Wasa wake eamousor I w it her all those facts were consistent with the guilt of but fourth — ~ a "Appsy ag one Stables, Fe etreet, Green strest. the isoner. If they thought that were consiaten! with bis Ru It, and that va we Ttaconeistent ‘with it, an he (or. Baron Parke) could suggest nothing