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principal charge contained in the alleged libel,
which consists Of an open letter addressed to
Col. Benton by the accused, and not in any
part Of the famous pamphlet issued by Gov.
Thomas. which treats OF all the unhappy diff
cul'ies existing between him and his unfortun-
ate wife. The argument was not closed when
the Court adjourned, at halfpast S, but will
be by Gen. Jones early to-day.


An amusing incident took place to-day
while Mr.. Fendall was speaking. A young
man who had been standing on the left of the
Court, and feeling faligued. stepped on the
bench and took the vacant seat of Judge Dun
lop. The Hon. Judges were the last that dis
covered their new and uncommissioned asso-
ciale, who, upon perceiving he had got in the
wrong box, fled before the approaching Mar
shal, and. for aught we know, may now be
beyond the "jurisdcton Of the Court"