G RI M IN AL COURT.
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LbNGoDAIS JUNE -.


u. S. VS.. Wn, NJ Steoart.' This case was
again resumed this morning. Mr.. Key, Dis
trict Attorney, yesterday afternoon, after the
close of the report, addressed the jury in a
brief, but very forcible argument. He was
followed by VIM. R. Woodward, Esq, for de
fence. Mr.. w. made a fine address, and
spoke very warmly in behalf of his clien,
This morning, Mr.. Bradley. for the defence,
addressed the jury from the time OF the open
ing of the Court till half past l2 O'Clock. The
argument was concluded by Mr. Fendall for
the prosecution, who spoke till past P.
NJ


Mr.. Bradley then prayed several instructions
by the Court to the jury, and supported them
by some remarks.


The Grand Jury came into Court and stated
that they had disposed Of all business before
them, and asked TO be adjourned over I'LL Fri
day, which was accordingly done.


Among the business performed by them is
the finding OF presentments against Given g.
Hamilton. The former for an assault. with
intent to kill, his mother-in law the latter for
the murder of his wife,


The case of Ste,oart had not closed at p.
M. when left the Court room.