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Sentence of Big Thunder" We are ndebt-
ed to the kindness OF an officer ofthe steamer South
America, which arrived at half past two this morn
ing from Hudson, for the following letter:


Hudson, Sept. 80, l845.


Before the timn arrived for the passing of sen
tenee on DR.. BoughtOn.. or Big. Thunder, the
Court Room wasthronged with an immense crowd
Of both ladies and gentlemen.


At a quarter before two, Judge Edmunds called
the Court to order. The prisoner, Bough.on, was
then brought in, and ordered to stand up and say
"why sentence should not be passed upon him."
Bough,on arose, and in low tone stated that he
wished for few days lenily, in order that he
might see his wife and settle his family affairs,
which request was finally complied with, Tie
Judge then addressed the prisoner at some length,
and concluded by pronouncing his sentence to be
confinement IN the Clinton County Slate Pri-
son during the term Of his natural life r.
o.. NJ Y Herald