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farAL AND AcqUITTAL OF Msrozs, THE 0ERMAN-Par-
Ion + D. Menges. the young German, indicted for the
nutder Of Martens, at West Hoboken in July last
eserday put upon bis trial in the Hudson County N J.
yer and Terminer Chief Justice Hornblower presiding.


ha opened by District Attorney Hardenburgh
lo.anam stout, Henry heiyea, Coroner Benson Tho


sworn and examined, whom the rested on the
art Of the prosecution One of the Witnesses Relyea
underwent searching examination by prisoners counsel,
which he contradicted himself several times. The
0unse for the prisoner about open the for
he defence, when the Chief Justice suggested that he
srdy thought nscesary to proceed farther with the
There was certainly evidence Of the commission
most brutal murder fer which public justice de.
banded punishment. Yet that from the testimony there
was nothing which would 20 in the least TO asten the
,ut upon the prisoner And uuess the Jury had doubts
necessity for putting the prisoner upon his de-
snse The jury conferred together moment and &C.
quilted the prisoner without leaving their seats The
Chief Justcsth added his belief in the entire nno
OF the prisoner and ordered him to be discharged
custody The acquitted then received the friendly
rer and congratulations Of the officers Of the Court
md lsit the Court room with hts friends Throughout
the trial he maintained the utmost composnre. l.. D.
Aadenbergh District Attorney, and H. M. Alexander,
Esqrs for the State; L. II w. Wright, j. D.. Miller and
4. w James, Esqs Of counsel with the prisoner.


Lower Police O1icc-A MATE ARREsrRD.-Capt.
Thomas Smith, of the schooner John Richard, Of Egg
Harbor appeared and charged his mate. Ezra Sne with
stealing his POCKET book, containing $46. portion Of
the money found where Smell had passed it. He
said he ound tbs pocket book and used portion Of the
funds intending to return it, and give the whole 10 the
owner. He stands fully committed for trial.


RFcoyERy CLOTHING "A black fellow, named VIM
Smith, arrested by oficer Baker, the vigant police
scer OF the Fifth ward, charged with stealing clothing
valued at $62 from the house oi Samuel Jackson York
street, the 9th OF September last portion Of which
was found in his possession.


LOOK OUT FOR PEpLARs-A pedlar woman, named Ann
Hsrdnan went into 55 Leonard street Monday week
VI Fanny white and s contents being valued at about
sA she was arrested yesterday, and committed