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From Albany Atlas, Sept. Id.


HupsoN, Monday, September l5, lS45.-The oil the
People vs. Boughton which has now occupied the court
two weeks still progresses and hope ots termination
at some not distant day may be induged in. Up to
Saturday last four jurors only obtained ::
to-day, however three more were empannelled, ma
king the whole number of jurors sworn, The
prisoners counsel waived his peremptery challenges
these three jurors for not altogether ntell-
gible The jurors of intelligence and of the
stamp those who have been heretofore aside
peremptory hence the surprise. THIS morning. Judge
Edmonds mentioned for the information of all concerned,
that he had made arrangements in relation to the
ters in his circuit, and consequently there was
nothing now to interfere with the trial of this
this time, if the county could provide jury The num-
ber OF taesmen examined, am informed is seventy
seven making with the panel heretofore exhausted the
number Of 1885, out of which, luckily, seven have been
sworn as jurors The prospect of empanelling jury
during the week seems exceedingly fattering The
glimmering of such event has lighted up the coun-
tenances of judges, counsel and attending persons and
witnesses The prisoners counsel has used ten of his
peremptory challenges leaving ten more, which he will
with his usual sagacity


From Albany Journal, Sept. l6]


DELHI, Sept Ia, 1S45-Since last wrote you, several
prisoners have been arraigned, and some have plead
guilty in part. The court have adjourned until next
week. Most of the last week occupied with the civil
calendar.