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a PERFECT FARCE.-After occupying the at;ep
ton of the Court and jury since Mondav last the ,a,
of Honeynan. the alleged poughkeepse Barrs Robber
was terminated en the 9.h inst nornuay for the ureseD,
term bu: as we believe Tor all time, under the following
circumstances But little testimony Of arv importance
had been elected till the Prosecution offered to intro
duce e-idence Of Parkinson ha.ing Travelled 70 and from
New Brunswick by steamer Rar;tau in which boat he
had EXCHANGED sc7crl Of the stolen notes for passage
and also 10 prove thatwo others o toe party implicated
had yisited Parkinson bis residence in NcyvJers


To this the prisoners counsel objected on the ground
that no combination Of the prisoner Houeyr,an with
the o.her accused had been shown and ths therefore
he- acts could not be ndduccd upon the trial pres
en-, stage This usiter. already argued substantially in
other points, yYas again handled with great skill By the
gentlemen FOR The prisoner and for The people when the
Coyr, took recess At their usual sitting the Court
gave an opinion that such primo facie e-ideuce OF his
Joint cooperation had been proved to justify the intro
ducon of the testimony objected TO- and decided it to be
admissible.


A, this pon, Mr. Graham for the prisoner, stated that
he fe his duty remark 10 the Court that from his
own persoaa knowledge he el; assured tha, the
could not be concluded at tic present term which is pre-
scrbed by law TO three weeks and must therefore ter
min ate this Saturday night midnight therefore
the Court WOuiu tdht sOlIe uy WulcE
,her proceedings might be stayed.


Mr. Hoffman, for the people, concurred in the belief
that the trial could 10. DC brought close and sug.
gesed tha, the prisoner counsel should make motion
alleging that justice could be done his client in the
necessarily hurried manner in which the defence
be conducted.


To this Mr. Graham objected, alleging objection
that his client had been misrepresented by portion
OF the press ha. he had idea should 90 the


world at large that the prisoner stayed the proceedings in
this advanced stage OF the trial.


After a great deal Of argument and more foolish
squibbinc the following rule ordered upon the min
utes


|, being suggested the Court that the trial OF this
cause cannot be concluded before the legal expiration OF
the present term and the prisoners counsel, and the
counsel Tor the people, assentng and coucurrns with
such suggestion it is ordered by the Court joint
agreement, OF the counse. for the people and the prison
eI that Juror be Withdrawn and all farther proceedings
on the present trial of this indictment be stayed


agree 10 the above. j. HoNEHMAN


The name Of of the jurors was then called and he
not answering the Jury discharged, and the Court
then adjourned to this Saturday morning at o'clock.