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AcQUITTAL OF TIRRELL.-Our Boston
exchanges of Saturday evening failed, and
hence we were unable to announce until
this morning the acquittal of Tirrel, w hich
took place about | o'clock on Saturday af-
ternoon. The ground of the verdict ofthe
jury was understood to be a general insult
fciency Of proof, and not that Of suicide on
the part of the deceased, nor insanity, nor
somnambulism Of the prisoner


The case is altogether one ofthe most re-
markable on record. The prisoner was
discharged from this indictment, but or
dered to be remanded upon the charge of
arson, which rests upon the same evidence.
The excitement was intense in and about
the Courthouse, the crowd raising an i'm
mense shout as he was carried oh.-Spirit
of the Times