BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II, ls44
The trial OF Andrew Mccain, for the murder of Ser
geant John Guyer was broughto close last night The
argument OF counsel occupied the attention Of the Court
until O'Clock in the evening" each gentleman being re
stricted to two hours. George w. Barton, ESQ, and
Joseph O. Clakson. ESQ., spoke in favor Of the prisoner
and J. Murray Rurh, ESQ, and Ward +. johnson, Ess
the Attorney General behalf Of the Common
Judge King then charged the jury, who retired delbs-
rate on their verdict.


An immense Of persons assembled in the
court house, and its vicinity. and when McClan was
taken out to bs conveyed to Moy amensng. the crowd
gave him three cheers Groups Of persons remained
front OF the tavern where the jury kept until twelve
o'clock at night occasionally cheering.


large crewd assembled in front OF the tavern this a
ternoon and have increased hundreds The jury
the mail closing