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TRIAL OF HORN.
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The examination of witnesses commenced
in Baltimore on Wednesday afternoons, in the
case of Adam llor1, indicted ior the murder
OF his wife, on The 22d OF 2;5d OF March last
On the morning following the Sunday on
which prisoner fled from his house, some
young men, while shooting III the neighbor-
hood, cane on Horns place, and crossing q
email gully or gutter in the orchard their atteu-
lion WAS attracted by a hole newly dug in it,,
aud cluse by circular place a little sunk
They then went to person named Poist,
whom they informed that they had discovered
something strange III the gully, aud they
though, 1t was Maliuda Horn. Accompa-
MED by Poist. they returned TO the spot, du.
up the earth, aud there found the body the
headless, ii!nbless, uutIlaled trunk, sewed up
lii coffee bag. They also found ii spade
belonging to the prisoner. On the coffee bag
seen the name of Adam Horn, aud it
was Identified 10y Mr. Caushy, a mere hant of


Baltimore, as one in which he sold d quauti-


y OF coffee to Horn, nine or ten months be-
tore. The young men went to the house to
pursue their Investigations, aud there, ia a
back room up stairs, they found another bag
containing the legs and arms of human be-
ing, corresponding with the trunk; these
were found In bag soiled with mud, exactly
resembling that lii the hole of the gully from
which they are supposed to have been taken :;
mud being upon the several limbs also cor
responding with ii; the clothes OF the prison.
er, also found scattered about the house, soil
ed in the way, and his shoes. even when
found, wet and moist, and muddy, in every
particular indicating the recent visit of the
wearer to that place; still farther, by way of
tracing him TO the very grave of these mutilat-
ed remains, his footprint, exactly correspond
ing with the shoes, was discovered at the
gully. 1t appears, too, that the father of the
unfortunate woman also disappeared, about
the time of the murder ofhis daughter, Malin-
da Horn. 1t is worthy of note, one Of the
extraordinary inc cidents connected with this
trial, that the head of Mrs Horn has never
been foundry. 7. Sun.


CHANGE OF FORTUNE.-A Dir dominic
Won Mader, of Halifax, n ovia Scotia, receiv-
ed information las; week, that he had become