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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

NUNNUE, NICA
The Ninth Academic year ct I'll Boarding school foT
Yure laA4es ,x " utur TEcea., the III Of septtm
hcr next.
Experienced rrofxso and tnstrucar9 art It the head o
The several Hep tunct1ts.
TIL. 1netttutu tnperlor advantages to yourE a.
dies wl.hnK s,eer III III s uch. G. rnan A1ht.
k. FA%snk. rn u and tnrtrl.utut Music i1tnn OfEAh
Hasr and Gnflar Th-e wairnk 70 pEepate fhemseaFes
n,ttachcIrt th+se dcr ailments viii I'D this Institution
unraed IN tlts te.r- aExe addt9r Il bring VI up.
I'D th- ~ao inssuson ofaensed Ia dec architectural
taHr dur M The vncassun+
hard, faltn'!s English. Room (fu,ni.hed ardeapet.
~ LFnts .na fuel txGo 1ef t. m. Three te1Hs pet
seAr For catAngne: ecnainnk full inforaon+ sddfeas
tue Principal J. BOYD. Mousoe, Mich. aut.,s-:ua
JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL,
~ Far M1r- aud FcraaA No. 100 West Monroe etteet
hxec. Ill. Thf ncxt term will Commence Mo- DAY. Setk
18th. ir39. For Clrcu ms rr!y 10 i. Byan UtuEeai
cu lief We4t Md Ant 1e6etsnn s1rrsts Of nddfr
Hc MlLEs; rMirGpaA M r. o. Boz i;sa
ieonalenuy .ucumn.sd Air. Il. C. Miles nj saes,.,so
| IN tie Jedrxoa High School. 70 III ln'e!rr1et.
uui ly'ai H. u. GLEASON.
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Hfnat ADVERTISEMENTS.


MASTERS SALE.-State Of 1lli-
~ n"sn superior Court chse~ko., Ru.sel Grin
AEH Al"lp II Holden. VI C4Ar r.es NcpuAneu.
Puzzle Ebttcs hr:h taat In pufsuan Of de-
t1efA4 ur. red Ia t.e srltet On the four
teeuta tAy II June a. II Is j, l. Is Scott Master In
chanscT q the ~ ss:nt run Of !teaxo. will on the
2 tie r-nun Of sal! .y. sell II Pu'c Auction. to Il
hthet t|def of es.n II The north dor Of tbs Court
Huase Ia tie ei:7 oi ChIcxo In d county and state th
following zeal e1ae. IL Wit sub lota o. % an
tye -, t.s ~ w I'd III 10 hoek nnnber thty
nao-I two ~ Ut lot nrnher ~ Ia block number
e.btyonc sl Sehao Section 1dttnn n the city Of
1hcax In County OF Cook and Ststs Of n!noi4
much " sil yEenfse4 NAV ee nec-.tssy u pay the
amount Due jon &2ll teeret with !Et<.s.s md tt.
t3tA SCOTT.
Aa4erta Ctanet1y Of the sapes!o. Cou1t q! ako;
Chicago. sept. 1tth, ltta- rs zA5 u
, 1859-09-30

~ CUraTY. S*-t'onk County t1rrntt Canr@. Nay.
T*rm 4. .. l5'v ie-se " hitr hrad EaEv Ch.pnan.
Public n"ee Is ttse xavs Il, ths ID tns!y thAt nan
thai wit Of .1sactnet --us out IT tte "tee q The
t.efk 1hk Iuut< Ceui trrrt. 1ix1 tie f. utfh day
II My H. =. 1t. II IT, ."' y. t!e A..t Jts.~
.a1 II F.us H.ntrr and t"ry Five sass di~eted 70
the Sheriff nf Couk CoLlS. VII eh sail Unt na* bten ~
iurne-l r1-eu.'1.
S"w therefore, unless 5ou. ths II Emily t:hatnzn.
ri 5..,nA!y t. md apg~as hrf Il ~4i "k oansy
t!srn}t b<fe The dist ia. 0s the nn1t isfEn
there be hotca 1t The cuft ti"sst In the eav ct
t:bcas The tL!na Monday VI SnrFnt<e. y. lSs9,
ys Special hail .t 1tsst The s1h p;anils aetlpu,
Judgment will nrred a4ins1 yss at In f.v"rrf1he .ad
Jeae heh~at. and trh Df t+ prFty at'h' ben -
2y lie sufficient A.tt,fy f4a sAa lHdxneut a eoaaA
x.Ii 10 sid 10 .4iisty the s1me. ..
H. p jAxfa pr6s' AIRY. e~kAE k4W
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TRUSTEES SALE.-Nh hereas,
J. SAMUEL j. !~s and Ll11ls his wife Of The cry
Of sd HluUl. al uls atA deliver 10
linn r. Ds1. ~ ffu str. thett ce1ali+ deed at
Of h< pEenles he FL after esTlh~d tesihk'
lily Ut MAssh. 4. u. lse 10 ths psya.ht uE
t%u cerfhh prtn~ry nnss Ctsts IF saha = y HaJfst
btEns theE viii. each T the nj VI rtr tl0a'
hurtrt,! AEd tsrnt d*e d1a.t ahd pay abte
e.s n1rnth. after he Sxe thet<Nnts IT, T. O. DIR VI
Gta1n " hut~t. ard tu .tGSs u Charles u.
o&, viii aid ret nf t;u.t r<eo1de1 Ia the H.
curieE'. utc- nf Co"k cornty. fn,A IN notR Us Of
e~. pasc ~ nj where~s trtAnt la Ice. msds tn
payne1t VI aid AID Application h.- eexa
uaae hy th- lexa1 hl <r nf 4sid t. sr tbs p n-
.es IN M deed oftrust .e+cbed of the po'p " H. Feia
Mtntunet,
al lub,. thu hElr' bdder ff cA oh saIuF.
dr. the s dAF VI shtthrr, l:s+ II tt t&e IN fh r..
t.en n.rth j. II the GDu uurs h th~ City u
CbI a aus.zi IN ut.ou Lffhe kIust 1es.rsd n nj
hY et ttIt. Ire nj! H. -at es'! OF f'sa nse's"
ri And d~-cIit 3D. r vii .-Late thT I'LL n n.y.
thfe~ ttt thirty -E{t}, trty.n*e ~. thirty &x ~.
aud ttItr Is: in 80 ,ss' .u-lA!sl .f Ft@
Two In sae taat r ties slariiFA'h thr @tha1
~ hsfl>tlo Of n'F |ustteF " u E<ton
sesrntttn o~nshp shIy MEs VI, nn.th Is RAaks
fou.t tl4j, east tae lii +. In ctesxo In tho
county Of CtDk .rrt It sr IT hnets,
A .ts i've al and rlt lsl In Rlcck four al IN En!o
Park siaa 10 thIc. 4nate in ~ Euu1 y A0u St+t
<ihsr III Ill tk.t j s3Ay uf re '<u!tsa u the ~
samuel \ la.x and 1i'c hi~ wife. their re!ss r1e<u
tura atna!ssraso.s .thett T. q anr thereof
| WILLIAM r. BARRON 'rFustae.
Dated al Chicago, Stpte ulet d. lssa. se1&0..td
, 1859-09-30

-. Notice.-The undersigned,
hsk4ir7sir ir the Merchants Hank c: Macon Georta ..s
fv :ae 'o'fasa Of - cLa<f. e personality ushe fer
- s<as Tho noa o. Eas liaak w.u be taken BY u a
..fa*.t On te Is Ees:u=ty. Indiana and hlp.
Il. A. T{it,EER (l
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Hurrognte's DRce.

befofe INWARD Q. West Surrogate
Arxn 4-hdm,ss,oa # Vcrbh VA 10 Probate -
Enry Pearson shipped from this port board
ria,n ship Eureka as a seaman a voyage to China and
BACK bat died on the Och Of March last return pas
saye IRON Shaugbae 10 New York Oh III 22i Of Feb
rnaIy previous, he verbal dis post on of hs pro
perty and effects the presence three VI hls snip
mates, who were all examined aud testified tne de-
fhos R,ss, decelsed. the names of the czatsrs ars
Anna anu Mary Ross botn vi IN lvs clty of
He~ Yvrk. rDe surrogate directed tbs viii DC admit
TED 10 pfosc aud letters Of guardianship To Issued
f the iega,s, and IN A. tue guardian tase letters Of
Osrjostf gun. with the will au1ex d
The wills III Honry Patterson, Ferris Fach NJ. ritt
H. Snn.h, iVsnsend Bsds tiisht q WIisox St nlsi
Maycock Joswu j.. SDattucw Nnristlna F,ouai aud
bate.
rho wills Of rhos. Raven, slotlcy r. Jones'. william,
Dodge ann pavid is ons bave ocen oierad PROBATE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
The Twelfth Regiment.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Believing that you intend the columns of your valuable
journal to be "the very seat of justice, well
Of public information, request limited space TO reply
an article your issue Of the I'd inst under the above
caption hearing for both sides just what the Twelfth
desie, and caumnators ana deesroyers do wish
grant and the various newspaper articles nave thus far
been characterized by truth and sirncsevidence which
can DO man injustice.
By referring the Adjutant Generals report for the
year 1861, PIP 1879, find from the inspection re-
turns that the Twelfth regiment had In six companies,
and absen, 222 privates and, with officers, ot
Of 1b4 men.
During the year 1858, order TO conform in both arm
and undor m, exchange Of Company was made, mum
boring seventy men, for Company r, OF the Eleventh
regiment, II some twenty hve men, thus reducing The
strength about fifty men, ana one Of our companies nov
ing Just organized from the sappers and minors,
by the Brigader General aud inspected
merical strength the Dspecron returns show 22 men,
resent and absent exclusive Of hed aud ttn AMI Com
Iany A, excused az above.
Such should have the returns that reached head
quarters which would have shown total strength OF 245
men,
ON the morning of inspection In 1857 il rained as
late nine O'Clock and many OF the members ioerred
that usual the parade would be postpone1 AMI suco
would bavo been tho dictates Of humanity aud common
sense as good officer unnecessarily exposes the health
and coboti0b OF bic men.
In 1858 the tor our inspection was ounermandei
al one ury and postponed for two days aod thar
10 the very which the ununiormed militia vas to
be- dsu necessarily requiring the absence Of Two
OF officers from each company. also believe thu
t the militia be maintained upon strctly military
prncples II better be abolished and II numbers
psea discipline, Ia 10 be the standard OF Judgment,
let US armed mob for projection rather hso
uirc pinned troops
AS ,or our quota Of the Communication fund, we drew
from The County Treasury IN 1885 $50, and paid from
our owl rcgmtntsl nes $lc4 larger amount an,
other reg ment 10 the DIVISION.
Ihts few uf the facts.
PLUME Of the Twelfth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

The 1otttng season is now about commencing, he
entries for purses offered by the prossors Of the Union
Course having nearly ell been filed. The numbsr a
horses the island greater than usual early m The
sssson comprising lancet Ethan Aleu- Geo. n Psschsn,
stella, Senator, Jupiter, lantern, George Warrington,
Democrat, Tartar sam. Webster, BrsttIeboro', Lady
woodruff Kate Mler Nilers Damsel, VIM Tell, TO-, &C.;
and Flora Temple, Native American Prince, Brown DICK
aAd others are daily expected making string a trostng
horses upequalIed world aud from such INDICATIONS
before may assume that the present will be
the most brilliant trottDg that has ever been on
The island We sabjon list Of the matches and stakes
far as have been able to the parsIeulars
The FIRST rottiDg match OF the will be between
Mr.. IvDgs b. m Lazy Woodruff and Mr. Bevins b. r.
Mountain Boy-wo mile heats, in harness, for 1000
which will come OFF the Union on the 10th
day of May.
On the 18th Of May Mr.. KeIy's b. m. AMI Mr.. Mar
sballs b. &. trot for 81 900, mile heats, best
three in FIVE, in harness, the Union track aud on
the 18th Of May the horses trot Tor like amount
the same distance, to Wagons.
On the 18th Of May, Ethan Allen and mate aud lantern
and mate for IS side mile heats, best three
in FIVE.
On the 10Th of June sweepstakes and purse viii be
for the Eclipse the will be tvo
mile bess harness. 900 entrance, 81 900 given by
the proprietors OF the Mountain Boy Native
American and Prince The en'ries fos the stake.
double team purse stake the Eclipse course,
900 entrance, with 81 900 ADDED by the propre-
tors, 10 close April To- oil in June, will
be interesting affair, three tanis already
pounced as 10 De ia, Messrs Halls, Moanots,
and McMApu's
Aso, double team stake, two mile heats, harness,
entrance $780, 81 900 adoed by the pfopreors will
on the 18th April, TO come oil some time in June.
OF all The above i,ches, the vhlc1 attracts
the eatst that between L4nte, and Ethan
Allen both the largeaess Of the pecu
LARRY Of their way Of goog beng hArn.ssed along
side Of q running horse A similar took place last
fall between these celebrated horses, winch resulted
favor Of Ehan Lantern having Withdrawn the
first heat, owing injury he sustained by cutting him.
self just he reached the judges stand The result Of
that vesy unsatisfactory alt who witnessed it,
hence the great desire the ng II
impression then that Lantern ba1ly harnessed
for that race that mate entirely unsuitable, and
that Mr. Spicer unable TO drive han aud If he is to
be mated harnessed and driven in the ay again,
the result be easily fore,old. The important
match that between Lady Woodruff and Boy,
two heais also looked tor with in
terest The for the sweepstakes between Prince,
Mountain Boy and Native American, over the Eclipse
course, two mile heats will also be slsshng Affair.
The reported match for $200OO between Nicholas /.
and Tar RIVER il all bumbug, and had its origin in the e
| vered brain CT some Southern editor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
CITY Intelligence.

DTaERrERs ARREsTED.-The two men, Charles Mcdonald
and henry Cannon, who rescued from a raft
Sunday night By the terry boat Brooklyn, in the East
at Governors Island, instead Of sailors, they re-
p.seoted at the lime they picked up. Tney were
cent back TO Fort Columbus.
IRE TwRIFIH REGxxyT.-A committee from this excel
corps went up Albany last Friday night, and the
day had very agreeable interview with Governor
Morgan reeard matters connected with their CONSOLE
alton with the Tenth regiment. full expression Of
given on both sides, and the committee re
.aed 10 this city fully satsed that the Governor would
DO them justice
NEW York TyPoGRAPmcAL SocIErY.-At meeting Of
this society, bed Saturday evening last the following
uamed gentlemen elected officers for the ensuing
President, Thomas T. Sutlie Vice President, Ro.
bert Mebsmib; Treasurer, James Marine; Secretary,
Thomas c. Faukpcr; Librarian. Jno. Craw
CHANGE IN TIE TINE DEPARTURE TR.lSs.--Tne
uaus on the Erie Railroad for DaDkrk and Bufio leave
IBIS city at . A. N. the through mail train at A. NJ
RI ck'and passenger train at $50 p N via Permont.
Way passenger train for Newburg and intermediate sta
ions, J.. N. Night express train for Dnukrk anu Blf
81 L. n. On HUDSON River Railroad the express
trans leave Chambers street at and IL A. aud PM
CnY lrEns-rhe work Of denoishing the Broad way
heare was commenced yesterday morning. The steam dre
ergines 81 c. Cary" and ~ storm have been laid up
at be Novelty Works in consequence OF the of funds
pay the hapdt nec ssaIy TO operate them az appro
pIatloh mas oeon made Tor The purpose rne Gay tes
va, IN honor Of the birthday OF Henry Clay, will take
place % the I'm inst by grand banquet at the Lafrse
House Several emmett wings sIli Lake part the fes
vues rbe Sozaft Hail Democratic Associations last
evening atthc several places of rendezvous Effected
pei msnent OF gan cations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
An Array Of alleged S,uru~rers In Court.
CoUKr OF OYER AND TERMINER.
Before Hon: Judge Davies,

Before Hon. Judge Davies.
APRIL 4-The Court of Oyer and rermner this morning
presented unusual array Of alleged crminais for al
though In every iormby the knife the pls
to or the slow insidous posoDis rite in our city, we
seldom many OF the supposed perpetrators at the
bar Of justice at the same time.
John Class, James Glass, James Higgins James LOTUS
and John Qunlan indicted for the murder OF William Deck
eI-tbe Elm street morder.
Their trial. the District Attorney, was post
poned, by consent Of exJuasc Whiting, their counsel
until the taird Monday mcnth when pAnei
of Jurors win be summoned
Jean B1squet nsane) indicted for the murder of Nal
tiuo SAINTS Of the most extraordinary looking
specimens Of humanity have seen: ms forehead
rs very low, his face peri ecs 1at, ADD his SMALL TWINK
Ing sunKeD INTO the sockets 30 lar taat IL IL only DC
cssonay they perceptble he Ia constantly matter
ing hiuse Mr.. Anthou says tnat MS
madness from his personal appearauce that IN
fact be has been nonteo mt mauese by the ucnns vi
tn Streets who have invariably followed him Win taer
hUOtnss.
Ibe District Attorney said there doubt Of the
accused being insane, that, therefore, he was not
retpous BILE for The ALI ged act Nc Anthon aud the De
IL ney then arranged that inquiry should DC
made by medical men Into the state Of the prisoner 3
mind.
Quimbo Apo the Chiraman, charged with the murder
Of Ms. Flecner young oOKiug and small IN stature,
without marked features VI teTocy OF countenancc
which would expect see in an individual charged
with heinous offence for which he TO be- tried.
Thomas MURPHY, ludCted Tor the murder OF ELIZA
Murphy apparently SO years Of age. 1t appears
at The nclpal person charged with the homicide not
yet alneuab,e.
Michael Flynn, indicted for the murder OF Freeman
Cutting Ro,eeven street, by stabDlng him. Is also
men youthful apreaia nce.
The petit u,ors called over; but few answered TO
their naies, and or those offered against
servpg
Tue District attorney said that be did not exoect 70 have
be.u proceed 10 day with any Of trials. He
hau he prsoneis ougny down 10 Court order that
tsy might DO formally handed over 70 the sheriff
1be curt coed, ana sheriff Kelly and half
dozen Of deputies the prisoners Charge and
cOpout ted them W jaii.
The Court then a. journed Monday 10 O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

AUGUSTA, Maine, Aprn A. 1862
The legislature has day passed bills appropriatng
one million and half acres Of public lands to aid toe
Al oostook Railroad and the European and North Amer
Railway.
Loan act has also passed, authorz ng the city Of
Bangor loan credit thereto 10 the amount of five
bunored thousand dollars and there to be trunk line
ON Bangor 10 the ,ary Of New Brunswick, BY the
way OF Msttswsmkesg, with branch line To Aroostoox
These matters have occupied the chef attention Of tn
Legislature for the last four weeks but nnay passed. b,
oserw hclnnpg msorit,s 10 - senate the stood
a TO 2, and 10 the House Ito 8
III, So measures believed, will secure tho building
of The iai.xays named.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
United States Circuit Court.
Before Bon. Judge Bstts.

ArRn 4.-Seversl prisoners arragned. John
NcIIenry, Indicted for an assault with u dangerous
weapon, pleaded guilty. George Drew and rhos. Camp
hell indicted tor larceny the high seas. Robert
Walker INDICTED for granddaughter on the high seas,
and also for cruel aud unusual punishment Jonn II.
Palmer was indicted for forging claim fr hafpay. Tho
epdants all pleaded not guilty The Grand Jury brought
bills Of Indictment The Court then adjourned 70
tuesday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
Brooklyn city News.

TIE RIDGwooD REsERvorR INJURED ny THE sroRx-
curing the high of Thursday and Friday Of last
week the raised by their action In the Eastern
division Of tho Rdr wood reservoir (Which Is I've or SIX
set deep), sercusly damaged the south wall me ~sser
wasb.d through The open stone work and carried away
h. earth behind for three four feet above rs oru.
nary surface that portions Of the wall gave way snd
rebuilding viii be necessary. strong force " mon sse
now employed in repairing the breach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
Court Of Common Islcns.
Before Hon. Judge Hilton.

APRIL 4-Ed,ctn Forrest rs. ~ II. Wiltis.-Ths case,
which the calendar for to-day, was postponed
until Frioay next II IL action for libel Mr.. Forrest
court accompanied BY his counsel, Mr. Van Buren,,
anu looking remarkably well and In gooi spirits
aud CONVEX with several ricnds Moand nun IN
which seemed 10 Indicate tnat hs sodP' "n
and eager Tor the rsy.n Mr.. Wuils WAS in court
but represented by his counsel, Nc. Fancner rne
faci Of the plalutu defendant beng Vel kaown
az public cbniact,is, ana tbem long hostility TO eacn
other, Will creste than ordinary degree OF ntsres
about suit,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
Interes ting Suit Tor shippers and Ship
Owners.

Of some impo lance TO ship owners was de.
eided in this city recently in the United Slater Dsrict
Courtby Judge BE IT, Il an action for libel ON the
Bhip Fanny Fosdick Nelson j. Nettleton and others.
Il appears that tile hbeiants had shipped 800 sacks
of wheat ON board the Fosdck IN December last, at
New r,eans this city, hut the grain having been
brought into close contact with some Breckenridge
Goa, OIL. of bsve o. the latter, was alleged
daaxged it, for this damage the action was brought
The uet was-irst, that no damage WAS sustained
AID the ship engaged IN the business o
gsLei that tie wheat was well and
scuyey according TO the usage OF the trade, 200
bags oniy ueng the hold with the oil, aod the evil
dence show that the remaining 100 bags, slowed
decks, could MT be injured by the volatile
euted by the OIL. The Court decided that there
nothing prove the tice IN perishAble condition, OF
that DAYS ventilation would not remove the smell
entirely. He therefore declared that the belanS estab
hAhed rgat VI action, and dismissed the libel with
coSis 10 be t&xed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

The FALL OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIvER.--Thc rate
OF decent neces sary ~ produce rapd current IN
10 very shaht. A fail Of ten mic suIi
Gent To ooNruot nlvsaton II owing very slight
descent 10 ib- Msseslpp river that uavs sUe -
g''N On etpt We learn arsclc J9irnt,
81 the Gsoefavcal ciaty that tue rate Of
descent IN Mat river, below the jnucton with oar,
Fput 80 bches 10 the miie trOn the mouth OF
Nopeso'a 10 tbs Oo,o 20 bcues. rhe t,i.l all lou
he wp'h oi me Mnn,so~. NJ. Gulf 3s2 miles, al
feet, p ut tbn rate of "a pabes mite r0s
fsl - h,'~san 'he Rock Isana Rapids sui tne Ono5i
Inches 10 the mile.
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Tho Jurors thus sworn allowed 10 separate, bat
we're duly cautioned by the Judge not speak With or
listen to any person on the subject Of the Trial.
Dwipy ths time the prisoner sat In the dook which d
rallied enclosure about six feet wide and three feet long
Near by sat the prisoners father Mr. Bagos father Of
Mrs. sckes and several Of the prisoners most intimate
friends.
Mr. Stanton called the attention Of he Court 10 the fact
that the prisoner placed In the box where his cOansel
had ready He asked the Court to order
the box TO BIO placed n such position tha. Mr. Sckes
could confer with his counsel In point OF Fact he may
as well remain in jail during the trial Of his be
where be y now placed
The Judge could not consent have the prisoners box
placed beside the lawyers n-was the rule to keep 1t
where it was placed 1t might, however, be removed 10
the railing directly back OF the bar, and the Marshal
would be directed TO keep the way open.
Mr.. Magruder submitted that II was not asking too
much TO have the prisoner confronted with the arors and
bis accusers The accused might conduct his own de.
fence, and certainly such case would not be forced 70
occupy such an out Of the way place They would no'
ask thing for him the ground Of his public posi-
ton, the ground Of his profession but merely what
they would ask Tor the humbest American cit'zsn. 10
the various States whence the counsel come the prisoner
s always permitted 70 occupy seat beside his lawyers
He asked that facilities should be extended 10 this
case
The Judge asked whether counsel had ever known
man to be tried for murder who was not placed In the
dockY
Mr.. Magruder admitted that the prisoner might
nst be placed in the dock, but the practice 10 Virginia
Alabama New York and other States, that the pri-
should sit beside his COUNSEL ana have, need DO,
fact tiles for writing.
The Judge had a man tried for murder who
not placed in the DOCK and had read of such
case, certainly not in England he not disposed 10
make any distinction in this
Mr. Stanton oisclamed desire to have any distinction
mAde. They would be satisfied with the arrangement
ugeested by the Judge.
lnstr ucons to that effect given TO the Marshal
Seventy five taesmen ordered to DC summoned by
the Marshall and returned at ten O'Clock the following
morning.
Tho Court then adjourned for the day it being then
about one O'Clock P. NJ.