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Criminal Court.-The State vs.. Samuel Kenne-
dy, 70, Murder.--This cas- was brought to close
about O'Clock last evening. Inc jury: aher
having been in their room about fifteen minutes,
returned into court with verdict Of "Guilly.'


Or the announcement Of the eerdic! there were
some demonstrations ofapprobaton in court which
the officers instantly suppressed. The prisoner
who, stood up 10 hear tho verdict, sat or fell back
on The seat in the dock, and cried aloud and most
pteously. a.. :.


On motion of the prisoners counsel, the jury
were individually pocd for their verdict when IT
wos found tba, they were unanimous in their
opinion of the prisoners guilt. :,


Every thing tina, professional ability could
suggest was done for him by i'Is able counsel
Messrs, Canon and Randeit Hunt.


Tho prisoner was, in custody of the officers OF
,l,e court, remanded back 10 rlson, to await the
dread sentence of the law. He is aperson of most
respectable connexions. Mr.. Kennedy, the former
British Consul at Galveston, is brother Of his
and he has another brother Of a deservedy high
character in this city.-Pic.