CRIMINAL COURT.
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U. S. Us. VIM. M. Stewart. This case is
still slowly progressing. The evidence for the
defence (the testimony of some twenty y-four
or more witnesses) was closed to dav. Mr..
Bradley for the prosecution, then made state
ment Of what the rebuttng evidence on the
part Of the United States would be. At4P
M. this case was laid aside and jury was
sworn in.


u. S. Us. John T. Tucker. For an Assault
and Battery upon Capt. Ramsey with intent to
kill. This was the dreadful affair that took
place at the boarding house of Mrs. McDuffie
in the spring. The evidence clearly substanti-
ated the insanity Of the accused, and the jury
declared he was "not guilty." Mr.. Pendle-
ton of Va, appeared for the accused.