Circuit Court.
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MARcH a6.-zAe Csss Of Ges Poftsr.--In this case, /,
Judge Edmonds gave very elaborate opinion yester
day morning, BY which will be that Potter has
been remanded and will have to out his time In the


State prison. unless the opinion 10 reversed by the su
Court the Court for the Correction Of Errors
The ground the judge took that the pardon to
be regarded In he light Of contract in which each
~ sgrssd certain prisoner on his part
promising leave the United States The usual prac-
tics was to allow the prisoner to plead his pardon and
then enter into recognzapce TO perform the condition
cord and there were numerous he found Ia the
books to show that the nhcon ofhe original sentence
the only means Of enforcing the condition He was
also OF opinion, thar the had full power to recon-
NIT the prisoner to undergo his original sentence Il
would bean anomaly he the court had no pow.
Or to enforce the original sentence upon prisoner who
had violated his own proered conditions OF pardon and
then turned round and said there power to snforcs
the contract have made punish me for the fraud
have committed Tho authority of the law II not 20
imperfect but in criminal, well In civil proceed
ngs may be invoked to enforce this dictates Of
mon sense, and the obligations of good aith The pri
soner must therefore be remanded.


Court or Oyer ana Terminer.
Before Judge Edmonds, Aldermen stonsail and Comp
MARCH 2o.-Nuisancs Cew. The People W: me
BMcAers 9ssociafionFurther proceeding IN tnis case
was adjourned to this morning, IN tnc
illness II Judge Edmonds The civil business WIZ net
be taken up until Monday next.


Marine Court. teM


Before Judge Smith


MAacH os-John Dsrlsy W. John L. Msors-Ths jury
this case rsported Yesterday gave verdict for fhs