Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-15

times at his house saw him once at Lewiston in Novem-
Der, lol1, when he and his family examined be-
tore MI Bell; IN September 1889 heard him that he
hoped The American authorities would ct Nc Lrod and
punish hni for partic pancy in burning the Caroline;
heard hm say Tie same thin. 1t his house. The
that Capt Morrison assigned for so saying wa. Thu.
Mcleod had scduced his daughter who was married
! Mr.. Taylor.
/ Cross.ryamined by sir Spencer-L:ved at Lewis
town when the Caroline was burnt-was on Navy Is.
land for eight days-was taken prisoner there Ivy Nc.
Kenze--was so kept TIL the evacuation o.. Navy Is
| Iand-was kept at the head quarters Of Gen. Van
Rrnssciaer-was kept in the r"om-sometimes gct
ou-thinks there 3ii rank aud file Oh the Island,
besides the guards and olhcers-isa school teacher
taught school Rochester last winter and spring
did no, teach school Navy Island they knew more
! than witness did there.
Mr S,encer here read the d. position Of the witness
Def,ld, taken before the Justice In this document
Drlcld stated that he had never conversed VIII zap
tain Morrison the subject Of the destruction OF 'he
Caroline till the evening before the deposition was Ia
KEN and that Morrison said he was not certain tna'
Mcleod aths house the night the caroline was
burnt
Dr. Hamilton was then called by Mr.. Spencer, and
being sworn deposcd-that he had known Dcr!d since
he boy; his reputation was not good witness Is
citizen of the village with Deheld; witness KNOWS
Capt. Morrison his reputation is good.
James Nj DYKE recailtd-Seyer heard Deteld 5 chl
rac,er Tor veracy ucsoned; has known him Tor some
time. =
Cros.examned-ls n frontier man; has lived al
along the frontier from Niagara TO Lewiston: had charge
of The line was once arrested By Mcleod IN Canada
fought three DAYS for Mcleod when he was arrested
and 90, nearly logged 10 death: "a laugh)
Tie Court-Alr. Spencer, have you any other eS'
dcnce3
h Mr. Spencer-No, yonr Honor.
The Court then admonished the Jury OF Their duty
dufior The Sabbath when, unpleasant as It was, the.
must remain together
Nr Mo,,, one OF the jurors, was allowed by consent
VISIT under charge oil constable Drclhe
lying al point Of death.
Another juror asked the privilege OF absence IN The
same way, which was denied, such cause for hl'
separation existed as m tn. other case.
Another Juror asked If they could go TO meeting
Court-Yes, certainly: you must 90 IN body, sit 10
r.ther, and be attendedLy / constable.
II A constable then sworn 10 attend MIR Mott du
ring his temporary separation from ms ieio" jurors
The other members the jury were then gwen III charge
Of cons,ablcs and retired The prisoner ana 1iie
the bench member, Of the bnr, and last not least the nu
ncrous corps Of Reporters. followed in regular order
and so the Court Adjourned TIL Monday morning
E,rrcrrn AcQvIrrAL or McLEop-The trial oil
Mcleod Il will Ice seen by lie rrror, Of The testimony
taken YESTERDAY. aspect highly iavorabie y
the prisoner The a.bi clearly made out This Is
mp.;,ant and 10 most Of our readers, welcome inte
renee The following i the tenor Il note from our
Corresponds. a, uuc, a, the laic., hour last night
"l,ica, F5tday eesniny, u
s.You i'll see TINT the testimony to cay puts another
fare on the case of Mcleod CONSIDER HIM acqni''
ted lhoush The verdict has not been rendered have
no tine say more the Court has been IN session.
from until past :, and The cars ar. going Oh The
proceedings are brou ,ht down 10 the last moment
[.Htdny .irsus.
Fnv,rp. rug FosGrs-rhe Boston Daily Adver
User oi Monday contains account Of his hand'wo'k
N England uh~rc IL presented himself, It seems, y