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Trial OF ABNER RocERs-The evidence for
the people in this case had closed, and the pris-
oner's counsel had made some progress IN opening
for the defence when the Court adjourned, on
Monday night. On Tuesday several witnesses
were Produced among whom was a. w. Crown
inshied, contractor for cabinet work in the pr-
son.


The testimony of this witness, TO whom
Rogers had made frequent appeals for protec-
ton from imaginary mal-treatment, as well as
that of other witnesses, although not conclu-
svc as to the insanity of the prisoner, proves
@ something peculiar" to have been observable in
his dcmcanor before the murder The deceased
seems to have been an object of great terror to
him, in consequence of the frequent punishments
occasioncd by his repeated violations of the pri-
son rules. The case is not yet concluded, as sc
veral other persons, among them Doctors Wood
ward and Bell, were to be examined on Wednes-