From Me Dailv Troy Budget.
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announced that the Jury hadagreed upon their ver- dict. .,- El,. N#.

 The Prisoner was immediately brought into Court -.t.

 The Jury on resumiug their seats were asked "Gentlemen of the Jury have you agreed upon your Verdict?" ..f rl Foreman ;---' We have"

 Clerk.-.' How do you find the prisoner, 1nno- cent or Guilty" ~.s a.

 Foreman-s Guilty" ..-...

 Each Juror on being called, made for himselfthe same reply. r..-+. '.'...t a.,

 The Dist. Attorney moved the pronouncement of Sentence. .n -~

 Mr. Pierson asked suspension of sentence to en- able the defence to submit some question of law to higher tribunal =, The Court rejected the application, and called ! the prisoner to stand up. Judge Parker.-Henry G. Green, stand up. 1 The Prisoner rose, pale but preserving the same ! fixed and imperturbabe look which he had main- tained through the whole trial.

 Judge-Have you any thing to say why the judg- ment of the law should not now be pronounced up- on you!"

 l Green-faintly-" not guilty" ..a Judge-That is adding nothing to what has been said before. The plea was put in for you by your counsel and the issue has been tried with every ad- l vantage on your part. You have had the advantage of distinguished counsel, whose endeavors have been unremitting to secure your acqulttal. You

  friends of high responsibility and character, who have secured you every opportunity of presenting yonr whole case to the jury, fully and fairly.

 Notwithstanding this an intelligent and honest jury have found you guilty, and 1t IS not to he denl- ed that there is no individual who has heard this trial, that does not concur fully in that verd'ct- You stand condemned as guilty of having murdered your wife. Your in all its aspects. exceeds in enormity any of which have ever heard. It will TO doubt stand out on the page of history, as the most criminal awful case of murder that ever came before court and jury. You murdered her deliberately. You murdered ] the woman whom you had sworn but one short week, may say but four days before, to cherish l through life The woman whose destiny had been placed in your keeping. in less thar one week after marriage, you deliberately poisoned. You pursued d l your design, day and nght-repeating the deadly portion from time to time, until she expired-and thus added to the crime of murder. the black crime of periury-for you violated the most solemn VOW, taken at the altar. .' .r T. Was it ever known that so interesting and holy

 relation that of man and his wife, has been fot- lowed thus soon by result so shocking and pain full to all the feelings of our nature Now, the law pronounces your sentence. You arc to be execu- ted-cut off in the prime of life, or rather just az you are entering on lfe-where you had rich and powerful friends to aid you-when you might have been respected-but from which you are to be cut off and consigned to an early grave. And those lrlenos Wno nave stoou oy you' VIII HUI S"d'e ;" 'e disgrace that awaits you. They have been disgra- ced more by your foul deed than by the ignomini- ous execution which the law has provided for you We shall give you the extent of time, nearly, which the Statute authorizes you to live. And this, that you may have opportunity to prepare for the fate which awaits you, and that II errors nave been committed in the 1.-the trial, that your counsel may avail themselves of it. But 1t is prop CT to say to you, that the court have no idea that you can hope for any relief.

 You have had the advantage of every doubt, which has arisen or been started during your trial You should bansh, therefore. from your mind, all hopes of pardon, or a trial for there can be no doubt that you wilt be executed. You must not Aater yourself. therefore, with hopes that cannot be realized. You should immediately set about the work of preparation for death. Your friends that have stood by you through this trial will no doubt that you have every means to aid you Tn reali- zing your situation and of leading your mind to the contemplation of the heinous nature of the crime you have committed, and the importance of prepa- ration for your fnrl account. .'

 It is not necessary that should say more to ou. To one whose heart is so hardened. as the facts in 1 this case show, nothing that could say would be of any avail, either to effect or improve. a, It is the judgement of the law tf on Wednes- day the 10th of September next, between the hour of o'clock in the morning, and o'clock in the af teanoon, you be taken to the place of execution, and there be hanged by the neck until you are dead

 Mir. Sheriff, remove the prisoner.

 An accident of rather singular nature occur red to gentleman in Baltimore on Monday morn- ing of last week, which, it is feared, will cause him to lose the sight of one, f not both his eyes. The gentleman lives near the Camden street Spring, and had just seated himself in small carriage. in company with his wife, when smelling bottle m the hands of the lady exploded, and the contents flew directly in his face. He was immediately ta- ken into his house, and medical assistance sent for but has not yet been able to see.

 A singular trial was had before the Supreme Court at Northampton last week, Judge Dewey presiding. It seemed that man named Wells. losing his wife, had given one of his children to Mir. and Mrs. Nash of Amherst, to bring up as their own. A change of circumstances in his family created desire on the part of Wells again to get possession of the child, and a writ of ha- beas corpus was sued out for that purpose. After | long array of evidence, and looking, as he said, that it should continue under the protection of the adopted, rather than it's natural parent

 Look 10 your Ms,rance.-AM Mr Seixas. in New York, who owned buildings, week since, worth $50 Ooo, let his policies run out day or two pre-. vious to the fire, and is now poor man. ..,..r

 The number of deaths in this city last week, (474) is greater than ever before occurred in one week, except during the prevalence of Cholera The average weekly number, taking year togeth- CT, is about l6O There is no unusual disease prevailing, and the increased mortality last week may he attributed to the extremely hot weather Week before last, the number of deaths was only . 2l5.-J60r. qf C6rin'.