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UucA, Saturday Morning, 0eli


THR CASE OF MCLEOD is virtually decided
He Will be acquitted By the Jury, probably VIII.
out leaving their seats The proof OF an abba
du-od yesterday is irresistible It was 'ho"
;ha, he was not in either of the boats which st
out to destroy the Caroline, was not sees byeilhs
OF the commanders either during that expedir''
or on the beach before it started or after iu =
turn 1t was then shown by Mr.. Press that b
took Mcleod the preceding evening about 7o'clso
to Lieut. Morrisons at Stamford six miles d
ant BY Lieut.. Morrison, biz WIFE son and iaris
ter, that he came there before 3 o'clock, sat u2tA
after l2, slept in the parlor than hi, boots weo
set out by the kitchen FIRE in tho evening, and wef
there dry next morning, and thot Col. Cameror
called that moning and told them that the Cam
Hne mad been sent over this Falls during the pre-
cediag night, showing a piece Of her and iha'
Lieut.. VI ran up and told Mcleod. who was 'i-i
in the paror, half dressed, and who exclaimed
q" wish to God | had been there twas be'
shown that he rode of toward Chippewa, me-
Judge Mclean and Dr. Foster near The Pal, al
wa. recognised BY them fell in with Mr. GiIA'
son, rode up to him through Chippewa and aloa!
past Nayy Island, were fired at with cannon,
soldier picked up the bali, gave it to McI.eoi
who carried it OFF, and showed it that afternoon
passing Lieut.. Norrisoss house, on hi, way dow
to Ningau. There were some discrepancies "
think they cannot fracture the chan Of eyidenf
peresen,ed.


The examination Of Lieut. Morrison caa,s
some irrepr.ssible mcrriment. lie j. Scora
Highlander Of great simplicity of heart, opcnnss
OF manner, and marked pccu!iariies, includin.
military promptnes., energy, and keen sense q
honor. His cro.s-examina,ion was long and ,e,fcs.
ing, ba; il did not shake HIM in the least, and n.
,her served to confirm the impression already made
that falsehood IN him was a moral irspos.i5iy-
When asked whether he did rot inquire Of Co..
Cameron how the Caroline wa, DESTROYED, Offs-
iher now he had learned it, ne readily replied
8 Sir took s;s word for it without doubling
IS the custom between officers Of The BEit''
Army"


The cause of the enlargement between Lieut.
NJ. and Mcleod was tenderly touched in the cro'''
examination, the Lieutenant, asking the Att0r's'
General not 10 press it, as it wa, sore spot :
MIN and not at all relevant to this issue. As h'F
ever, something came out on Mrs. M0fn''''
cross-examiaation which is calculated 20 make III
pres.ons injurious to the family which the tfaD
docs not warrant, it Is perhaps best that the i'''
should be stated. believe them to be thus o'a'
three year. since, Ellen Morrison, the eldest daus4
ter of the Lieutenant, then about 81, was deee''-
into marriage with one who pretended TO 'e :
gentleman of family and fortune, but WHO '0''
turned out a bIackleg and swindlsr. he I00A l''