CRIMINAL COURT.
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Irid Of Ed,card l.. Hamilton for murder.


The examination Of Dr. Johnson was con-
tinued yesterday afternoon, and full, learned,
and medical description of the state oi the de-
ceased at the time of the post nlortem examina-
ton of her person was given IN by that gentle
man.


This morning, Drs Tucker and Miller were
examined. and one or two others on the part
Of the u. S., when they closed.


The defence have examined number OF
witnesses, among them Drs. Munding and
Smoot. the former of whom stated he did not
think that he nor any other medical man could
state what caused her death Dr. Smoot stated
that he had heard the evidence, and read the
report of the Physicians who had made the posi-
nortem examination, and he couldn't from them
say what caused her death-it might have been
by previous disease, or the injury, OF perhaps
by both A number Of other witnesses were
examined, and they generally testified 10 in
temperate habits of the deceased; also to seve-
raj contradictory statements made by the de-
ceased relative to the manner and cause of her
injuries. One of the witnesses-lhe brother of
the prisoner-whie giving in his evidence,
was taken very sick, and his examination was
suspended. The case is still progressing when
close this, 5, p. m.