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oom in the house, proceeded down the steps into the street. This conduct excited his suspicions with regard to their intentions, and he immediately felt under the head of the bed, where he had put his watch, but found that it had been taken out. Nothing more was heard of the affair until a few days thereafter, when his watch was found in the possession of Collier. The counsel for the accused introduced a Miss Belia Macarthy, who testified that on Monday night last Collier and a man named Jas. Denay came to her house, where they met a man named Fraydeen, who proposed to sell Collier a watch, which he decided to buy as soon as he could go home and get the money from his mother, which he did, and returned in a short time with it. She did not see the watch, and therefore could not swear that the one claimed by the General was the one which Collier had bought from Fraydeen James Denay, who has been in jail for some days on another charge, was brought into Court as an accomplice of the pri