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verdict for two dollars instead of ten. A motion for q new trial was made by the present plaintiff and overruled.- The day after the adjournment of the court, this letter was handed to the Judgesn

 "Sir: Your partial and wicked con duct in my trial, has been such that had determined to intlict personal chas- tisement on you, but thought il would be sufficient 10 let you know what l think your base and corrupt behavior. You are disgrace to youf species and to human nature. Yours, &c-.n

 S As the laws of this territory have taken from the Judge the power to pro tect his authority, except ;n cases of contempt, committed in the face of the court, was compelled to pocket the aifront, together with the letter, trust ing in the just ways of Providence, to bring about a fit season and time of re- tFlbution. You now claim new trial because the Jury have refused to fol- low my directions, thus placing higher value on the integrity and intelligence of the man denounced by you, than in twelve of your neighbors. shall say no more, but leave you to your refec- tions.n

 The plaintiff retired in silence, and abashed, and 1t is said did not utter a word until he had mounted his horse, when he inyoluntarily exclaimed, sswell, may be the Judge is right" The au- dience was deeply impressed with the scene, and an approbation, strongerth than words, could be read in every counte- nance.-U. s. Telegraph,