{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
.Narat Court yNa,tiat.-Ths evidence again,g
Capt. SteWart, the part of the prosecution,
closed on Monday. The Intelligencer states that
on Tuesday "JoseM Hopsinson, ESQ. read, in sn
impressive manner, an address to the Court in
which the whole case OF the accused was uly
spread out, and its several parts distinctly ard par


lcularly explained The several specifications un
der each charge were gone in order, a,d the
transactions to which they referred were stated at
large, as they either had been expected To
be established by the testimony. Ii would be so.
lation OF the privilege conceded to as hearers,
10 presen, 10 our readers copy or even summary,
OF this expose, until the testimony by which it is to
be tested, has been fully presented to the Court.


All we will permit ourselves present 10 observe,
Is, that Its language and arrangement were lucid
and able, its statements had the appearance of the
utmost fairness, and its effect on those who heard it,
on the warm friends Of the accused, was
exhlarsting IN the highest degree. Many congrat-
ulaons were exchanged eyes sisttned, and
some tears We're shed.


The testimony on behalf Of the accused then
began.''