CRIMINAL COURT.

JUDGE CRAWFORD, presiding.
P. BARTON KEY, Dist Attorney.


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TuEsDAy, June 70, lS4b.


y. S. ps Joshua Richie. This case was re-
sumed this morning, and Messrs. Barnes and
Beatty were examined for the prosecution
The U, S then closed for the present. Messrs
Carberfy and others were examined Tor the de
fence. The defence is similar to that made by
Mr.. Stewart when he was tried last week, viz:
possession Of the place where the fracas oc-
CURED. To prove this, deeds without number
and plats, plans. drawings, &C., have been pro-
duced, examined, read, and commented upon
1t is impossible to follow the line of the present
inquiry, SO numerous are the various bounda.
ries defining the place; one party contending
that the fight took place in "Whlte Haven" /"
and the other that it occurred in "Amster-
dam.n


How the case will be settled, ii is impossible
to divine.


Some twenty witnesses yet remain TO be ex-
amned.


The court had not adjourned at a.quarter
past 5 O'Clock.