Chester, Thursday, Sept. ...
O)n their Lordthips euttring the Court, the Hon. Chief Justice NA ARnEN asked sOme of dle Jury by whom Johka Hanzilton was yesterday convicted of the f'clonious assault upon Jtemima Coopef, upon wliat grounds they recommended hinm to merct P They repAled, that thePy belihved him to have becai irliquor. The CHiIEr JUISTICE.-And is that your only ground, gentit_ men r-That is all, my Lord. He was ordered not to be brought up for judgment til the open- ing of the Court on Mlonday. fgrrton fronmonarr pleaded guilty tothechargeofhorse.gtecaling. CntIEF JtST ICE.-Did you know that the crimze of which you stand ch arged was a canital one? Prisoner.-No. ow l,ord. CIIItEF USTICE.-And do vou still stand by your plea and. pleadi guilty ? Prisoner.-1 do, my Lord. CHTEF JUSTxcr..-Let the sentence be recorded against him. F.dward Edards and Edreard CoIt?nurst pleaded guilty to the charge of burglarv. CIIIEF JUSTICE.-Are vou aware that the crime is capital. and that the Court may immediately procetd to pass sentence of deati in you ? Prinoners.-No, myay Lerd. CltIEF JUSTICE.-And do you itill plead guilty ? I'risoniers.-Yes, nmy Lsrd. CHEsTER. TT7R%nAXAV. S;PT. P.