Over and perniner.
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Before Judge Edmonds and Aldermen Diver and Hart:
os O'clock wh.n vs Knapp who stands s%'s


the murder Of Sarah Decker, was brought up anI
arragred Knapp though possessing appearance no.
differing to the passing observerfrom the ordinary
OF the business class of citizens in the lower line has
something anster about tho expression of the face and
looked extremely detected He Is about the middle
size dark brown hair, rather sleekly combed down,
with dark brown eyes, high cheek bone. and vacancy
az that wa passing
wards


Mr. vASDExvoosr, the Clork read the indictment, ant
arragned the prisoner. charging him with having ad
mnis,ered poison commonly called oil of tansy to ht


The prisoner pleaded ohrough his counsel, Mn


Mr.. GaAn4M--we wish to inform the court, yous
Honor that shall be prepared to go to trial BY
Monday week, if it suits your convensnce


Couar. The of Polly Bodine 10 set down for thai
Ssy and We shall not b a0' to take during A'


Mr. GaAHAM-Your Honor, should like to have {
day fixed for tho trial.


CoURT.-Say next Monday.


Mr. GRAHAM.-W shall not be prepared by that timei


MT PATERSON shall have occasion to 60 to Rochss
ter on that day, your Honor.


The trial was eventually set down for wednesday
5th November


Mr. PATERsoN.-Before you adjourn this court youf
Honor beg leave to make single remark and that
in relation to a melancholy casualty which has lately
befalen gentleman, whom all esteemed in the pro
ession. mean Mr.. De Witt. whose death have heard
OF few minutes ago. For the last ten years have
known him. and have respect for his talents we'll
his virtaes His great ability in the law and high pro
essiona attanments have had occasion to witness du
ring short OCCASIONAL experience in connexon will
him. Indeed, was intimately acquainted with him HI
has left family, and suitable mark Of respect,
nat this Court do adjourn for this day and that thu
Clerk be directed to enter the same upon tho minutes


CouRr-I have had more occasion than others, to wit
ness the merits of Mr. De Witt and have often had
casion to know him in private life and to know his
and disposition, and II is with melancholy satisfaction
that order this public testimony to be entered on b,
minutes by the Clerk and that tho Court Of oysr
Termner and the Circuit Court both adjourn for this day
Both courts were thereupon adjourned.