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he was arrested. His young wife, notwithstand


ing his crimes, lis deception and neglect of her.
SELF and the bitter hatred of her father, was de-


yotedly attached to her husband. Crawford was
carried to Louisville, and his trial came before
the Circuit Court, on the 4th instant. The evil
dence is said to have been conclusive, as to his
guilt, and his own confessions tended to the same
result. The forged check and bill were produced
at the bar The case seemed hopeless one,
yet his counsel, Robertson and 1hurston, wrought
up for him a defence SO ingenious, and appealed
so powerfully and successfully to the natural
feelings of the jury, that though they could not
but declare the prisoner guilty, they sentenced
him to only five years Imprisonment, instead of
ten, as his crime demanded, and as every one
who listened to the testimony anticipated. 1t is
said the counsel for the prisoner have obtained
time to file a plea for a new trial, and bill of
errors in arrest of judgment.