Court Intelligence.
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GENERAL SESSIONS. Oct l6th.-Before Recorder Tall
madge and Aldermen stoneall and Charck NJ c. Pat
Cs, of koac Cockefair-The verdict rendered by the
ury in the case of Mr. Cockefair was given in the last
number Of the Herald but the subject again referred
to- in consequence of the admission OF additional and
very testimony the part OF the accused,
which unavoidably excluded in the report yester
day. .d;na. eor tho asfsrc.
the Mayor and the Chief OF Police called 70 test
fy but important business prevented them from oeing
jury without their evidence Previous to the verdict
being rendered, however the Mayor and the ChieI OF
Police made their appearance In court and the jury was
summoned to hear their testimony.


His honor the Mayor stated that some time ago ne re-
ceved visit from Evans who informed him nat one OF
his officers (Cockefair had been caumniated IN GER
tain spaper, which charged Cocksair with having
stolen OF money from him. Evans repudated any
such accusation and told his honor that he would see
that justice was done to the accused.


The Chief of Police testified that in the month OF May
last Evans in Nassau street. and required OF him
state the for making charges agsnst Cooke
fair. when Evans replied merely make these Charges
to create sympathy for myself"


The jury then rendered their verdict Of not guilty
rasny Young Ea entered % Plea '1fs Of guilty to
grand larceny, in robbng his employers OF large
of property and tho Court sentenced him to be
imprisoned in State prison for the term OF


Trial for Nuisdncs.James Barnes Josiah Fields and
Ge orge Qumby next tried on an Indictment for
misdsmeanor in keeping slaughter house G &C. a. NO.
living in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. health and comfort be-
ing materially affected by the stencil arising from the
was in no wise concerned with Barnes and Qumby in
the ownership Of the property or engaged IN tne
carried ON there He was therefore acquitted put
in the OF Barnes and Quimby the jury rendered
verdict Of guilty. Sentence deferred. .


Trial for Forgery William Cutter then called to
trial forging check for 81 500 the Bank Of Com
mercs in the name Of Charles King Co, which paid
In consequence of the admission OF the testimony OF
witness the part Of the prosecution but little progress
had been made in the triawhen the court adjourned until
morning.