_Cross-examined_ (a shirt and linen coat produced).—These are the clothing we found in the captain’s berth with cuts on them; there was no blood on them nor on the bed; they had the appearance of being clean and folded up; I partially examined the prisoner to see if there were any marks on him; I found no fresh marks of violence on him; I lifted his shirt and looked at his body; I looked at his arms; I saw the figure of an eagle printed in India ink. I saw no other marks on his arm. The hour of adjournment having arrived, the Court adjourned to ten o’clock Wednesday morning. THIRD DAY. The court was densely crowded at an early hour. THEODORE BURDETT, examined by Mr. Dwight, deposed, that he is a policeman belonging to the harbor police; I found a boat about seven o’clock on Thursday, the 22d of March, the day after the sloop was brought up to the city; I found the boat fifty yards to the southward of Fort Richmond; Hickbert and Gresler (the two witnesses) gave me information where I could find the boat; I saw the hostler of the fort; he gave me the oars and half an old boot, and a piece of an old stump of a broom; I went to the sloop and found Mr. Selah Howell, the owner; I showed him the boat as it lay at the slip; he claimed it, and took it away. To the JUDGE.—This was at the police station. SAMUEL J. CONOVER deposed—I am a watchmaker, doing business with Mr. Squire, No. 182 Bowery; I remember repairing a watch about a year ago for a person named Burr; it was on the 6th of April, a year ago; it was not Mr. Burr himself who brought it; it was left by a gentleman whom I saw in the court yesterday; the person who left it took it away I presume; it was a double case silver watch; the maker’s name J. Johnson, and the number 21,310. (Looks at the watch.) This is the watch that I repaired; I do not know the guard; I don’t know that I ever saw Capt. Burr. _Cross-examined._—In giving a description of the watch and its number I am aided by a record which we keep at the store; I am pretty sure I made the record before it was repaired; the record is in my handwriting. (The witness was requested to send for the record.) HART B. WEED, recalled, deposed—That the dark hair produced is what I found in the cabin; this other (the light hair) I found forward of the mast, on the deck in a pool of blood. (Witness here selected and showed out the clothes brought from Providence in the trunk and bag.) I have now a bag in my hand in addition to the things produced yesterday; the contents were taken out of a green chest brought by the officers from Providence. _Cross-examined._—I cannot enumerate all the articles found; I did not find any jewelry; I do not know if any one took a list or description of the articles. _Re-direct examination._—I now recollect that I found the daguerreotype produced yesterday (of a young lady) in the breast pocket of this coat, (a dark frock coat).