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CHARLES BorsFoHp, charged with robbing the mail, in April lsla at Fayetteville, Arks, was tied in this city last week. at special term of the U. S. District Court Judge JOHNSON, presiding.

 Trial commenced on "Wednesday, 10th inst There were some 40witnesses in attendance, from various paris of the Union. They were examined on We'd nesday and Thursday. The evidence was, Of course, circumstantia; but of the most connected and con- elusive character The speeches of Counsel, on both sides, were delivered on Friday. The Jury, after retirement Of net more than re miaues, re- turned verdict of GUILTY.

 Counsel .tor the United States-~P. s. LoucH- BOROUGH Esq, District Attorney for Kentucky, and S. H. HEmPsrEAD, Esq, District Attorney, pro lem. for Arkansas.

 Counsel for he Prisoaer.-E. L. JOHNSON, and G. B. HAYDEN, Esqs

 On Saturday, 18th inst. the Prisoner was senten- eed to imprisonment, in the Penltentary, for FIr- TEEN YEARS.

 As this is an interesting case, we shall endeavor to supply readers, in short time, with an oc- count of il, somewhat in detail.