The evidence for the State authorized a verdict for murder. The accused introduced no evidence, but his statement,, if credible, authorized an acquittal. There was no view of the evidence or statement of the accused under which a verdict for voluntary manslaughter could be legally rendered. A new trial should have been granted upon the ground that the verdict finding the accused guilty of voluntary-manslaughter was contrary to the evidence. Herrington v. State, ante, 745, and cit.

Judgment reversed.