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Washington Paris, who was presented by the Grand Jury at the present term of tho Superior Court, for the crime of robbing the U. s. mail, was placed at the bar on Tuesday morning, for trial. The Court was composed of Hon. Judges JouSsoS, Gfoass and EsKR1oeE. Prosecuting At tofney, Hon. 5. c. RoAaE. Counsel for the prisoner, CHESTER AsHaeY and D DaSIE1 RINGo, Esqrs.

 II was conclusiyely proven That he did open tie mail and take tAesearoree =e..,.el.yy letters, which he tore up, or dropped along the road. The Jury accordingly, on Wed- nesday evening, found him guilty. His sen- tenee is not yet passed.