General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Cozzens and Has
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Matthew c. Paterson, District Attorney.


FEB al-S.ntence.-G Godfrey shebel was sentenced to


Trial Of Samuel adams resumed-Sirth Day-Crsss er
animation Of WEssoN. resumed Il have never had any diff
fcuty with Adams; and the only time had words
with him was in the spring of l843 and continued to be
his friend until found out the fra1d Of suydam, Sage
Co., and then cut his acquaintance knew that Adams
and that he had offered her insult never said to
Jennings, that before this time, Adams would be dead
s G
fore certain period, he would be dead man. When
Mr.. A. was arrested was in the tswn; and when he
requested to 60 with them by 8. g. Co.'S attorney in
case any attempt should made to get him of writ
q hasea, corpus, 50 that might be used as witness;
pretty fast Mr. Thowman was employed BY my recon.
mendaticn at the request Of Messrs s. g. Co. Ihave
said that 9 g. Co. could make out a clear
case case Of swindling; J don't know that have
.sd ny S,, :s,% would make ont and
Sing, but don't know that have; when came on in
in the spring came on as wtness; did not bring any
siness; left directions for my clerk Mr. Joline to
onj he brought Mr. Adams; when took the receipts from
Adsms did think I'll the property xss % on hand the re-
Watts Seymour the receipts after they were filed
up; think that Watts and Seymour responsible men,
BY them hat Is L they divided equally; Adams cre
dit was great in Ohio his character was excellent
There other man in the State Of the age Of Mr.





has been in business since and before he and
always honorable prompt and puncta in his payments and
he made unfortunate speculation till the -four
speculation he could have got money to almost
any amount in Ohio; there was scarcity Of bar
refs the time of pork operations Adams bought
5000 barrels from Mr. Finney; Martin told this sum
that Adams contracted TO buy pork to be paid for at
future day. TO the aout Of about $4,000 and failing to
psy at the time he sold them wv. Coy hams to set
lie the amount during the time o business relations
/ purchased great many thousand hogs Of him,


Explanatory have the means of showing that Mr.
Adams is Indebted to me was advised that Adams
had nsulted Miss Wallace that Wallace had challenged
him. and he had accepted the challenge but left the cy
after him at the Astor House, assured him that
wallace had not followed him 10 shoot him, and that the
matter should not be pursued


(Dras sight were produced by defence which were
endorsed by way Of proving that the money all OBJ
tanned on the sgnt drafts in Ohio or paid away for pro-
perty)


FERDINAND suYpAM caled-Am the senior partner
of the firm Of the firm of Suydam, Sage Co. The
raDgement with Adams was with my consent We In all
believed that the receipts were for property
hand.


CHARLEs O. JoLINE, sworn.-I am the clerk OF Mr..
wesson, and commenced my services in October, lS4S
about six months Of this time considered myself II