JUDGE GRIDLEY AND RUMsELLERs
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1t is stated that case Of violation Of the
License law came before Judge Gridley, at the
late circuit in Oswego county. The jury,
without leaving their box, Immediately brought
in verdict of ofsguilty.' The Judge after hav-
ing il hlnled to him by sundry respectable in
dividuals in the village that $25 would be as
much as was usual to impose as penalty in
such cases, and would be quite satisfactory TO
allthe parties concerned--to which hints he
gave respectful and silent hearing-had the
prisoner brought into court, and imposed up
on him fine OF $3.50, and ordered that he
stand committed until lrit was paid. 4 tat


4i. New York Organ.