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from the ydence aaduced his conviction this
scuon OF 800 was authorized and legitimate, rs having
peen based upon part Of the official salary of the
cused with which he had, ofcourse an unlimited dis
cretion he said that, with the assent of the Court Ne
should abandon the prosecution upon this indictment,


Mr.. Carlisle desired that the might be submitted
to the jury but the prosecutor declined and entered


oe Proseq staying further action upon the Indictment
and cutting it off from the prosecution


suspension of an hour succeeded during which
most oil the spectators dispersed TO report the OF
the accused upon the first Indictment Mr. Fendal for
the prosecution disappeared and rumored that he
had been suddenly taken very sick partly was assert
ed from his disastrous defeat upon the first Indictment
and partly from the heat of the day.


But tins was all hoax The prosecutor had gone to
the Executive for consultation upon the matter before
the Court On returning he asked that several i'm.
portant witnesses in the other causes were absent
postponemen of the trial till Wednesd sday next.


Mr. Carlisle resisted the proposition The causes
either go or the trial continued to the next term.


Mr. Fendal opposed the continuance bur plead for the
postponement.


The Court, who, we fully convinced in great
dread oi sitting upon these ca ses from six to twelve
hours day, during the whole of the dog days ruled the
motion fora postponement out of order and ordered
that the trial be continued laid over postponed TO the
next regular term, beginning the first Monday in De-
cember next


The chances for the taverser thus far from these pro-
oeedng appear TO be brighter than could be expected
God send him safe deliverance.