MAIL ROBBERS.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 9
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At 10 o'clock yesterday morning the
Circuit Court of the United States resum-
ed the trial Of Thomas Ward, arraigned
for robbng the Mail, &c. David Stewart.
Esq. addressed the Jury, in continuation
|of the defence Of the prisoner, and was
followed on the same side by Reverdy
Johnson, Esq. The case was closed by
1.-THE District Attorney. Judges Duvall and
Bland severaly charged the jury, the lat
ter at considerable length-after which
the Jury retired for about one hour, and
delivered verdict of guilty on the third
count in the indictment, and not guilty on
the first, second, and fourth counts. The
third count, it will be recolected, embra-
|ced only a charge Of simple robbery, as
|in the case Of Emmonheiser, and renders
the prisoner liable to the punishment of
Imprisonment only. The other counts, on
which he was found not guilty, were the
capital counts. .american.