At half past seven o'clock, on Wednesday morning, he was found dead, having hung himself to the grate of the cell with a piece of the lashing of his hammock. _Name and Sentence._ _Solitary._ _At Labor._ _In Solitary._ Isaac Martin, March 27 April 20 24 days. 60 days solitary, and July 1 July 26 25 days. 3 months hard labor. Isaac Martin cut his throat in his cell July 26, when he was removed to the hospital, where he remained nine days, and died. _Name and Sentence._ _Solitary._ _Hospital._ _Solitary._ Elisha Cole, Nov. 6 Dec. 28 52 days. 100 days solitary. Jan. 4 Feb. 22 48 days. _Name and Sentence._ _Solitary._ _Hospital._ _Solitary._ Socrates Howe, July 4 Sept. 7 66 days. 6 months solitary. Sept. 21 Nov. 7 47 days. Dec. 2 Jan. 16 44 days. Jan. 19 Feb. 12 23 days. _Name and Sentence._ _Solitary._ _Hospital._ _Solitary._ Nathaniel Parsons, July 3 Aug. 16 43 days. 6 months solitary. Aug. 19 Aug. 27 8 days. This man remained in the hospital, after his discharge from the cell the last time, from September 17 till December 3, when he was pardoned on account of ill health. _Name and Sentence._ _Solitary._ _Hospital._ _Solitary._ Edmund Eastman, Sept. 9 Jan. 9 4 months. 4 months solitary. This man endured the whole period, without leaving the cell. "_Asa Allen_ was sentenced to six months solitary and two years three months and fourteen days hard labor. He went immediately into solitary, and remained seventy-four days without interruption. At the end of this period, he came out in good health, and performed a good day's labor in the quarry. Dr. ROSE expresses the opinion, that this man would live in solitary confinement about as well and as long as any where else. He has been a _soldier_, and has been accustomed to the hardships of a camp. He has been a wanderer in the world, without a home. It is not material to him where he is. The keeper thinks that six months solitary to this man would not be a greater punishment than fifteen days to a convict who had been accustomed to the comforts of life: also, that he would rather endure six months solitary confinement than ten stripes. "_John Stevens and John Cain_ both entered the Prison at the same time, under sentence of three months solitary, and both endured the whole period without interruption, having received nothing except the usual allowance of bread and water, and a little camphor to rub on their heads. "_Benjamin Williams_, also, endured three months solitary without interruption.