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within the last thrce DAYS, we understand,
that the dead body Of black man was aoating
onthe surface Of the basin; and was supposed to
have risen 'rom lis bottom or that Of the canal.
|, exhibited thc most suspicious signs Of murder;
the sl.aIl particularly being very much battered
and broken, II is said, tl,at the deceased Was y
aGlttnaN rom the upper country; and that in an
aiiray with another boatman, the deceased was
tnoekelin the head, dragged into the water and
SINK. a coroncr's inquest was called upon the
bol'. II Is said that the principal, if not the on
ly witness, iso deaf AMI d0mb woman who made
signs that she saw the murder, 1T night, and then
say the body cast into the water. She is IN
derstooa 20 have made signs also, that she viii
be able to recognize the murderer. We un-
iefstan1, that preeept has been sent up to
I.ynclbarg, ior the purpos, Of apprchending the,
blaci.mm suspected pfthe murder. The case OF
mIFytcrrr being tried on the evidence Of
t.af and dumb person is perhaps singular one
IN the annals Of Jurisprudence. Who IS TO be
the Interpreter III such a case? What rule is to
bc pursued,