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FRIDAY, 10 A. n.


Judge Barion-The Court having given the
subject, to the inadmissibility of the evidence
in reference TO the confessions of the prisoner,
the most careful examination, and after consider
ing all the circumstances, have determined to ad-
nit it, for reasons which will be stated hereafter.


Bram6ls recalleG.-Asked if the man was
dead said he was told him 10 remember, in all
be said, that was one of the officers belonging to
the Police Office, and it would be given in evi-
dence, if was called for; be then burst out in
tears, and sat down on the bench then asked
him, after he had come to little, if he had any
knowledge of the man previous to this sransac-
tion had ever transacted any business with him
He told me he had not-never. then told him
down in the neighborheod of the brokers, in Third
street, and there l had been told, amongst the
crowd, that he and Mr.. Lougee had been in
business together in Cincinnati, think it was,
and that Mr.. Lougee had taken the advantage of
him in some way, and that he had come on from
there here for the express purpose of seeking re-
venge. | asked him if that was the case-he told
me it was not, that he had never seen hin in his
life before to his knowledge. then desired him
again not to say anything TO commit himself-these
are the words as near as | can come to them.


He then told me about his leaving home. He
told me that he was paying his addresses to lady
at home-that her parents were wealthy ana 50
were hs-tha, bis father, so near ss can come 10
It. had advanced him money TO begin business
That ne had got into high company, and that was
all exhausted, and in consequences of that his tash-
| er and he had had some high words-tflas il had
get to the lsdy'a eazs-tha. he had seemed to be