THE PLEA OF soMNAMBULIsM.
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The TRIAL TRRELL for arson was concudeda at Boston
yesterday, the jury bringing in verdict of not guilty. Judge
Shaw, after Minute analysis of the law and the evidence
the case, alluded the plea Of SomSAMHuLsn which had
been raised in behalf of the prisoner for crime
which the law docs ecognsef He not Of
where it had been offered defence
what like it, but do not under that denomination. Som.
nambusm though not regarded by those who have had
pe,ence to be state of uusound mind is for the being
suspension of the govenance Of the mnd and If so must
regarded as an excuse for crime The Judge then
into long inquiry as to whether in this person has the
governance of his mind and therefore not responsible
the law what decision his honor does appear


The jury however, acquitted the prisoner though it took
them three hours to make up their minds to it.


NEw JOURNEY RousD THE WoaLD.-We learn that
Mcssrs Lea Blanchard passing through their press


new and unique Book Of Travels II may be remembered
by the readers of travels that unsuccessful efforts
compass the globe land made many years snce
one by LEDrARD and the other by Captain CocHRASr
remained for Sir GEoRGE SIMPSON, Govenor-n Chief Of
the Hudson Bay Companys territories be the first achieve
this extraordinary and perous journey Arriving Montreal
from London he crossed North America Oregon thence
to Ska Russian port the Northwest thence across
the North Pacific ocean, and Of Okhotsk the port
the Here horses procured and Sir George
reached Yakousk the Sena thence he proceeded Lake
Baika one Of the largest in the world Tobolsk the capital
of Siberia, visited and England reached in safety


through Moscow ST. Petersburg &c. This singular and
daring Journey exhibits new incidents Of c scenery
new manners &c. and presents freshness and interest that
few books Of travel have ever iunished--U s, Gaz,