
    DELOGNY vs. RENTOUL.
    Conversation of a party, while a compromise is in view, admitted to prove a fact.
    Ellergy,
    opposed the introduction of testimony to prove admissions made, while a compromise was in contemplation.
    Livingston, contra.
    Proposals made while a compromise is on the carpet, do not bind; but conversations, in which a fact is disclosed, may be admitted to prove it.
   OF this opinion was the Gourt.  