Court OF General sessi ons.
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Before Recorder Tallmsdge and Aldermen Connor and
Compton Jonas !B PhilliPs,Esqr, Acting District At
torney.


JA. a. Suspended Recorder, this morning, an
nounced that information had been impaired to the court
that the grand jury had found true bill Of indictment
ellor at law for passing counterfeit order fr the
discharge Of prisoner and that under these condcra Ter
@ : % s s.. sousp iupsns M
shall have been satisfactorily disposed Of


Trial for Grand Larcsny.-Two men, named Charles
trial for grand larceny in having the 2lst Of Decem
ber last stolen trunk containing clothing &C., worth
Sgs belonging to Manuel De Levsgs from the ne bark ark
soners having been arrested by policeman Of the 4h
ward with the trunk in their possession Immediately
scr II wss taken from the vessel The jury rendered
verdict OF guilty and the court sentenced Tucker to be
imprisoned in theStae prison for the term OF three years
and Robins for the term Of two year, and six months
James Lawlee indicted for manslaughter in the first de-
gree in causing the death Of colored man BY drown
pool; George Washington Dixon, for libel on Joseph
La Cost Raymond Starr, Matilda Green, and Mary
% s,:nd
an sssaul. and battery sad John Donnelly, for an
assault and battery, seversly falling to appear, when
called c trial. their recognilances were declared to be
.anofher Trial for Grand Laresmy-Catherine Farley
was next put on trial for stealing clothing napkins and
tel, the property Of Mrs Thompson and Mr. j. Schnei
deker. The accused, At the time the offence commit
ted, was In the employ Of Mr. Schnedeker as domes
tic There being doubt in regard 70 the value OF
the property exceeding $20 the jury rendered verdict
Of guilty Of petit larceny only and the court sentenced
.9nofhsv 7Siai for Grand Larceny Andrew Murphy
then tried for grand larceny In having, during the
pey silegedto be worth thirty dollars, from the count.
ing of Mr.. Ferdinand Grovesnor, No. 81 Beaver


10 this care the %Iy o unable 70 ssIss on
sideration Of the subject


The Court then adjourned until tomorrow morning.