BosroN, March 26, lSl6.
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BosroN, March 26, ls46.
Continuation Of TeWs 7Sat-7ae Tsstimony all in for
the Government Opening in behalf of the Prissner-


Nature cf his d. fence bislism Wife
and Child in Court, &c. &c.


The trial OF Trre IL still progressing in tho sunrems
Court All the testimony for the government was nut
In yesterday forenoon Is entirely circumstsptial
but there Is such chain Of circumstances aSanst tho
prisoner, ~, In my opinion II will be hard TO break He
was stopping at the house with the deceased on III, nisb
Of the alleged murder bis vest cravat and cane were
found In the room the next morning he iss the CITY in
hurry, on the morning after the murder, md soon
after tho alarm Of fire which from the house and
room where the deceased found dead upou thu
hosr with her throat Gu! from ear to ear He soon altar
Asd 10 Canada and finally was arrested ON his w.x -
New Orleans, passing under assumed name ~
After the testimony for the ComncnweaIth vas ali
put an Annis Msrri Esq junior counsel for the de.
hnce opened or the prisoner in a lssg.hy and aba
address 70 the jury which commenced
upon the nature Of circu upstantiai evidence cited
condemned and executed on such tsstinonv
and went at large into what might be called
now Of the pncipal points in ths dsf.nc - -,
be alleged habit the prisoner Of sleep aikinv ~
or something to that eject sevsrs3 wit
nessss, including bis mother, brother and near neigh
bor have already been examined mainly iso via - "a
estsblsh the fact that Trreil has been aActed with
msisoy o. ,ns somusmnuc Kind The fact secms to bs
'ssundsd that he has frequently been found in
very ano UNNATURAL statoWaking about
making unear,hly nosss and after beng walked M
wholly unconscious OF what had transprsd. II viii be
contended that he was in that state the morning Of
the murder and the witnesses for the nave
laid the foundation for such IN assumption


The prisonsrs whe-a beautiful woman-apd his liz
ue apparently about years DID, were In the
court room ycsterday. After the adjournment at noon
they had brief interview with the prisoner He mani
% nos emotion than on the nrst day and occasion-
Dr. B. wosdard, superintendsn Of tAs Stat. u,.,.
Asyiun, w worcester. in attendance, probably a. =
The crowd around the court house. anxious "a r.n
admission, remains undiminished. ~-' " seAA


sales or Stocks ae Doseou.


MARCH 2o.-Ar Arcrior-i7 shares Boston and Maine
ksiroed, per Ct adv Boston and Worcester do ia
~ adv; 20 Cheshire do, $50 paid, $e2f Boston Duok
Co 10 per c. Ped ssi per ct; 20 Boston and sand ich
GLASS Co $Slf ae2 10 Market Bank, dividend on S7oI
io0rans Bank, per ct adv, Traders do par Bovis
Railroad, 81 e6 per share


ssonsns Bo..n-o0 shares Long Island Railroad q,
Noswich and Worcester do, bad 81; 90 do el Is do
ana Msins Railroad Co, 81 % q 81 oS.


Sscoso boAao-50 shs Norwich and Worcestsr Rail
fosa 100 Long Island do sol0d -; 22s do ISI;
80 DO East Boston Co, iSI. ~ ~


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