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GENEVA, Feb. %, lsi5.


The breach OF promise case, 10 which | alluded
in my lest, between J. B. Williams and Miss Con-
rad, at Ithaca, has finally closed, after ten days
trial. Joshua Spencer for the plaintiff, in the sum
ming up, spoke seventeen hours, and Mr. S'bley'
for the defendant, seven hours. The case was sub
mit,ed TO the Jury on Thursday at P. N. They
remained out all night, and came in the next morn
ing and reported ,ha; they could not agree. They
stood seven for conviction and five 10, acanital-
Judge Strong allowed .hem 10 get breakfast, and
then sent them out again. They remained GnEil 3
P. Nj, when they came II, ,ld again reported that
they could not agree-one standing cut, and four
of the previous fye agreeing to give verdic; =
The verdict which the eleven were willing 10 give
ranged fr5m Gyc to fifteen dollass. MIR. W is
estimated 10 be worth from eighty 10 one hundred
thousand dollars. Yours,