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UNITED STATES CouRr-The trial OF George Baker
Joseph Hoffman and Isaiah Peake, charged with endea-
voring revol, board the bark Oscar, was
concluded Saturday The Court in its address to the
Jury explained the law and charged that the Jury were
decide whether the conduct OF the men tended TO re-
vol, or riot or whether of such character the
situation of the caused by drink being taken into
view as the Captain might overlook. On hearing the
Captain preparing his firearms Baker said in an angry
tone .let him come on with his bulldogs" and Park
observed in a similar tone can die but once. may as
vel! die now any time. A few minutes after this it
viii be recolected Curtis of the crew was sho: by
the Captain. The Jury came in with verdict saying
they cid ind the guilty of attempt at revolt but
they found Baker and Peake guilty OF rotous conduct at
the same time recommending them mercy. They
could agree whether Hoffman was guilty or not
The Jury then discharged.


Court OF OYER AND TERMINER.-George Potter was
again brought up. Mr. Graham. oi his counsel ssid
they intended the right OF the Governor 10
place condition he did to the pardon Judge Edmonds
thought there such power as it had been exercised
in relation female while he was in the management
of the Stutes Prison. who redcrested and is now
serving out her term The counsel on both sides not
being ready farther postponed 10 Saturday
next.


CIRCUIT Cornr-Thc Jury. in the of Brand o,.
Ideson. will return sealed verdict this forenoon
SUPERIOR CouRr-Smih Cutte1 NathI H. Wolfe-
Laverty, Gutter 81 Co assigned to plaintiff in 1893 The
trust subsequently transferred TO Mr.. McAlPn and
two associates The whole of the trust papers were
burnt up in the store Of Mr. McA. in Broadst last sum-
mcr the great fire, but copy OF the assignment pre-
served. After the assignment 10 plaintiff certificate OF
deposit for 1926 passed by l.. c. d. Co. TO Mr.
Wolfe and the present action s 10 recover the amount
and interest on the ground of wrong transfer. 1t was
shown that Mr.. w had guaranteed Suydam, Sage & Co
in letter credit for $500 which they had given to the
firm and that Mr. w. applied the proceeds of the Ger.
tihcae of deposit to pay it. Verdict for defendant


For plaintiff Mr. II F. Clark for defendant, hlessrs
j. w Gerard w Wheeler and Geo Wood


Solomon Hcins vs.. Joseph Heias-Action by iather
against his son for alleged libel in publishing adver
tsemcnt in the Court Journal saying that plaintiff who
German physician had taken the flesh from the bones
Of he corpse Of his and hung the anatomy up
his office. The principal defence alleged want OF
character the part of plaintiff Verdict for plaintiff S5


For plainif, Messrs. Joachimssen and Mackay; for
defendant Mr.. II. p. Barber.


Augustus 7ivoG va Haicrtine Rechnw.-Action for
assault and battery defendant having drawn plaintiff into
his house and assaulted him. Verdict for plaintiff $50
damages and cents cost.


For plaintiff, W. Nagle for defendant Messrs Cas-
snrlv and Duyle.