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he above account of the closing s oi the trial is from the correspondent Ae ballmore Gazette. The following punt ol ihe verdict in the case, IS from Boston papers,

 THE VERDICT OF THE JURY.

 s eourtwas thrown open on Wednes- '0l'ng at 10 o'clock, and was instan- 'AY illled with a dense multitude oi s@allxious to hear the announcement a'. @ls'dlct of the Jury, in whose keep spsplaced the lives of the tleelue pri- aalfe bar. The Boston Post re- aua' from the defusive circumstance m'ufy ,s.y dld not make thelr appearance ,gIn1s'oerable I1 O. period after the opening aa''' an impression that they hae conclusion favorable to the pris- ns 'ss al least, that they could not agree r 'ery prevalent throughout the as \. \ put at half past eleven, the Jurors ,a aA''eo into Court, with the sentence %a' , so leglbly and solemnly writer ,sa. as.su,h'enances, ,, as to extinguish, II 'rs' n me ialntest glimmering of hope aalorlty of the accused. Judge a not present when the Jury came .ae es further period of bfeathiess sus s,., . ,A'een minutes occurred, until th, l,s ss s.. Were a, then called, one by one ,saa.0' ss'u'et ot the Jury was declared ( fa'a'eiy' Tn the following manner ap,s,a p,a1entlemen of the the Jury, hay ss s'sG u upon your verdict

 ra'-o'hoo " no 10 shall speak for youl

 h f's0ners r;' were then directed seve |erd;a, 'ss as as they were called and receiv En. w.s ' :, s'ie jury. The Capt, Pedr Edhs ss ss 'ae first named. He arose saaa' and regarded the Jury wit aE saance and steady eye.

 her loo,. jurors. look upon the prisoner ssptlsu, %uA upon the jurors. How sa oGha'Anse IS the prisoner at the ba, sers... guilty or not guilty.

 verdict was pronounced again.