Txrrrn Sr ATys'rs. CALEBJ. .McNULTY-IypfC1
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US1TgD STATEs'rs. CALEB j. .McNULTY-ISD1cr-
VENT yoR EmBEzzI E,EHT ON Saturday mornin the
second examination of Mr. W. Randolph OF the Treas
was continued for the United States, which closed the
testimony in favor OF the Government 4 number Of
gentlemen were then called and examined for NJ Nc
Nuty. of whom from the State OF Ohio. Their
evidence introduced N chief as relating 10 the stand
Ing OF Mr. McNulty in the State OF which he is resident
before the charge for which be s arragned publicly
announced.


The examination OF these Witnesses terminated about
four o'clock Saturday evening which closed the es
;nony in the The arguments OF the counsel will
commence this morning. The legal gentlemen engaged
are among the eulinen, IN their profession and
have conducted the thus far with signal ability
Mr. Fen dali will open the argument for the United States


Na;iona! ln,elligencer, Monday
DEATH FROM BITE OF \ HoG.-The wife OF
Joseph Hill aged 65 years of Newton, Sussex Co.
bitten IN the hand short time since BY hog, causing
wound which. in spite OF every aPpicstion, spread
through and affected the entire until finally the
gnant virus reached the body and entering the vi,as
terminated her sufcrngs by death on Thursday last.


Newark Adv.
- The BATTLE OF TRENTON is TO be celebrated
this week BY number OF military companies, including
two companies of coHRsgtGlS, of about - each
which are drilling take the part Of victors the
casion The companies from Philadelphia Princeton
sc will arrive on Christmas and De escorted 10 their
quarters by the Trenton National tia ards and the South
Trenton Rifle corps. Newark Adv
"a notorious rogue named Benjamin Lent
was arrested for a series OF bold arcenies Newark
Saturday evening.