CASE OF MACKENZIE,
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The N. York Journal of Commerce says: "We learn
from undoubted source, that, although the decision
the courtmartial in Capt Mackenzies case was tecb
caly in favor of acquttal as before announced mai,
ity of the members (vz seven out of twelve) were
opinion that the charges or some of them, had BEEN
proved In order to conviction. the voice of twohi
ofthe members was necessary One more vote in a,m
of conviction would have changed the result"