LEXINGTON Ky. April |.
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 The trial of JoHN U. WARING, on an indictment for the murder of s. o Rieh- urdson, commenced on Tuesday of last week, and closed on Saturday. The prin- cipa portion of the time, however, was con sumed in the effort to procure a Jury, which was done on Thursday evening, when the investigation commenced. The Term of the Court expiring by operation of law on Saturday night at l 3 o'clock, and the Jury, who retired about 8, being unable to agree in a verdict, were discharg- ed at half past II, and the prisoner re- manded to the custody ot the Jaler. He was prosecuted by Mason Brown, Esq. (CommonweaIih's Attorney) and Lewis Sanders, Jr. Esq. and defended by Fran cis Johnson, and Thomas F. Marshall. Esq. of Louisville, and John J. Critten- den, of Frankfort.