General Sessions.

Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Dickinson and


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NJ. G. Patterson, Esq District Attorney
September llTfiai of Camsrrn concluded The trial
Of Hugh Cameron for assault and battery upon Archi
bald L. Dick, epgraver with engravers scrsper, with
intent 10 kill resumed upon the opening OF the Court
The defence called great number Of witnesses show
that the accused aborng under temporary nsan.
y at the time the assault committed produced BY
the improper indulgence Of ardent spirits for days
previous. The evidence, however, did not establish
tua arrangement OF intellect-or even dorum tre.
mems.


JAMES NJ. SMITH, Esq made long, able and eloquent
speech in behalf Of his client and the District Attorney
closed for the prosecution in brief but forcbe speech
The Recorder charged the jury at o'clock who then
retired and after ubsesce of half hour,
with verdict Of Guilty, with recommendation to
cy.


The prisoner was romanded for sentence Till Friday.
The Court then adjourned till this morning at ii o.
clock.


menced this morning