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TRIA1 or IoHNsoN.-The trial OF this man tc-
his alleged participation in the Greene ou,rages i. sul
proceeding at Binshsmton From what we can CLEAN, he
stands in tjcklish position 1t has been attempted by
.npI tor the defence 10 set aside the evidence OF Mr.
Burdck by stating that she had been subject 10 hyEerc
hts-hAd but lust returned from Lunat'c Asylum sc.
He attempted demonstrate that !; was possible fot
her 10 have placed herself in the ditch in the position
which she had been discovered, aud 10 Tie her osn
hands. &c. The counsel for the prosecution makes sn-
swer that needs such arguments 10 celert
it--that Mrs Buriicks hts and sub sequent deranse
meut were the result OF her treatment by those who
ducted her and never observed before the occur
renccs involved in the trid. The whole affair II strikes
Us very complicated one, and Viii need great ce


of minute investigation before verdict be rendered