Court OF Oyer and Termincr.
Before Judge Edmonds and Aldermen Henry and Be-



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N. C. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney.


MAY 24-Triai Of Klein for Murder continued.-This
trial was resumed at eight o'clock this morning. The
Court room usual filled with spectators anxious
to witness the conclusion of this tad. There
material change in the prisoners appearance The
Of the Jurors having been called Mr. Paterson
the part of the proceeded with his address
and arguments to the Jury and resumed his scat at nine
o'clock when his Honor, Judge Edmonds, delivered =


most solemn charge 10 the Jury strongly mpressng
them the necessity of their scrutinzing the evidence
given both sides, and that it not the punishment
that the prisoner to receive in of conviction
but that they to determine and deliver their verdict
between the people side and the prisoner tho
other according to the evidence before them That hcy
were to determine whether the prisoner At the time Of
the commission of the act had mind enough to know
what he doing, and he in their opinion labored
under any deusion at that time, any reasonable
time previous. If So they bound to acquit him
the ground Of nsanity but on the contrary they
Of opinion that he responsible agent for his
when he perpetrated the deed they to find him
guilty Of murder. At ten o'clock the Jury retired to
their chamber and returned into Court twenty minutes
to two o'clock with verdict of Not Guilty, on the
ground of Insanity Prisoner then ordered to be re-.
manded until Monday