Court or General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott, and Aldermen Livingston IN


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John McKeon, Esq, District Attorney.


JuNE 2-The names Of the gentlemen su nmoned to
Court this morning but in consequence Of twelve only
appcarnr to serve they disc ged until
morning when another effort will be made to complete


Finss-Eight persons summoned to appear and serve
each 6ned in the sum OF s25 for non attendance.


T,ial for .assaulttns Policemen Theodore Edgar
Charles Slater and Robert Sanders Indicted for having
the night Of the 4th Of May last assaulted William
Appleyard. policeman OF the Fifth Ward were then
put on their trial On the part OF the prosecution officer
Appleyart deposed that in consequence of per-
sons having been touched in other robbed at
Mary Woods by the panel system he had heen directed
by Captain Dusenbury to watch the house an prevent
as far as possible any man from going into the house
with the prostitutes living there, by cantoning them
with regard to the character OF the house, &C. that in
consequence Of keeping constant watch about The pre-
misses witIes had been tn eatened with personal vio-
lence that the night in question, witness perceived
an old gentleman. apparently stranger, in company
with Of the panel prostitutes near the house. and
going him for the purpose Of entering with the girl
somebody caleo witness from the opposite side OF the
street-whe crossing toward him. witness assailed
Of the house alluded that after sending for Alderman
Hart and obtaining the assistance Of Captain Dnsenbury
and several policemen the house was entered front and
and Slater found sccreted In a dark closet
The jury acquitted Sanders. but found Edgar and
Slater guilty and the Court sentenced each Of them to
be imprisoned in tho penentary Tor six months


Plea Of Guiiy.-John A. Canrer, against whom there
haynv ss heeo fnnd in possession Of large amount Of
counterfeit bank bills. with the intention Of utcring the
same on being placed At the bar % withdrew hs 10 former
sentenced by the Court be imprisoned in the State pri
son for the term Of seven years


German then put his trial for having passed to
Adam reschter Of the Seventh Avenue, a spurious SIS
OF this city, in paym Cor glass Of beer and receiving
the balance (S497 in good money The jury found the
accused guilty and the Corrt sentenced him TO Be inn
prsonsd In the penentiary for six months. The Court
then adjourned until tomorrow morning.