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spot eaper informing him that the vessel was
10 sail YET Ill was done that afternoon and
evening When did he ascertain the fact, AID
for sha, purpose


The testimony oi Caroline Htnshaw IN rela-
tion to the marks upon Colts shoulder was re-
eaYded as establishing beyond all doubt that OF
Nr#0ctoa, who saw him put MS shoulder 10 toe
box. Nothing would have been more natural
tasn that marks should have been thus made
But II IS asked vfy he did noi send word 10 Car
el,ne.,o secrete this watch Because the body
eli adams mad not been found, and Caroline knew
Eott!ng al the watch Colt must have known
that nothing so fatal could have been placed on
/ toard ves3e filed with passengers as the dead
body Of human being nooRe could nave re-
Hraain.d on board with saietg. For THIS reason
NJ Whiting regarded II as evidence OF a r.
deening spirit that h- should have procured salt
to preserve II. and thus perchance save the=hyes
cf others.


Mr. Whiting SAID itlst We were=not bound TO
prove that Cots motive 10 Kill Adams was one
suiTicis NJ TO induce us todo Ii. The law says the
I1sigaon OF the devil . is sufficient motive.
It's Impossible TO assign definite, and what
should call adequate motives for all deeds Ike
this Ii we had proved that there was prelnsdi-
taieci design, il v,4s sufficient. TINS deed mas
been surrounded=by q most wonderful arrange
r?ent Of f.ciFcunlstances-5o wonderful tla IN an
cent times 1t would have been ascrlbed 70 d.
-sctin;erpostion OF God The evidence of those
who had been brought 10 show that Adams was
Of an irritable temper was commented on and
shown to be valueless.


Mr. Whiiisg concluded bysom- eIoquen; re-
marks relative to the duties OF the Jury, anC the
necessity tnat Law should be respected and lis
punishments enforced Heas<ed no oneto draw
influences untavorable to The prisoner from the
careless disposal OF the mementos OF maternal al
lection, bul hc must say that II these had been
KEEP. nearer his heart-had they presented them
selves 10 his mind at the time the deed was
committed, his hand would have been stayed.


TIthere was rean in the world who regratted
THIS crime, thai man, he believed, was John c.
Colt AND willingly, IN MS opinion, would he
l2v down his own lie could=his victims be re-
turned Bat this was a matter which must not
Influence The 1lry On the bench OF ihls Court
they would find man with he art full OF mercy
and kindness one who would find himself
obliged TO steeI=hiS heart against the iiaest ieel
ings othis nature, justly 70 support the laws Be-
fore the attribute OF mercy can De exercised, the
verdi, 9 guilty must be pronounced. Mr Whit
ine saic u. uad thus endeavo-edto discharge aduty
he owed to the three hundred thousand citizens
cf this county, and the result must remain with
The Trry under the charge OF the Court


And the=Coart adjourned untll i o'clock.