General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Devoe and Drake
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Before the Recorder and Aldermen Devoe and Drake.
X M. c. PATERSON, District Attorney. t.f


Trial for False Prfences resumed The trial Of Camp
was resumed upon the opening OF the court Two wit
nesses were examined Tor the prosecution but did
prove any fact material to the issue fsTs MT ss


JOHN KELCHER called by the prosecution and
titled that Keolard left money with him year ago
last dum, and was sksn away about ten days after BY
Keollsrd.


KEoLARp testified that he collected the money in May
last. rrf tF


The DEFENCE


CLINTON Dewitt Esq counsel for the defendant open
ed his case TO the jury and then proceeded to
host Of Witnesses who entirely contradctsd all Keolsrds
testimony IN reference to his connection with the officers
and with Camp. officers McGrath and Hays disproved
all the testimony OF X. in relation to them II also
proved by Reuben T. Johnson Of the deputy keepers
that Keollard directed him to witness the did
not object to his witnessing the order; Keoard had
pen in his right hand, and the order in his left when wit
ness went into the CELL he did not take hold OF witnesses
coat or endeavor to prevent him from signing the order
as Witness


Mr.. and Mrs. MURPHY, who kept the porter house
where Garvey robbed testified that Keolard boarded
there until the Monday after the robbey that he
exhibited any money until Sunday the day after the
berry when he offered $500 bill on the Merchants Bank
OF this city, in er his board previous to that time
he had borrowed shilling Of the landlord and
debt for his rum bill; he months Afterwards pnid
the bill 1t also testified that Keolard was in COM
the robbery and afterwards coming out OF the Mer
chnn.s Bank (beiore they known) where they had
gonesto change $1,000 bill


The testimony announced as all in at O'Clock,
and Mr. Dewitt expressed desire to up the case
but to submit under the charge Of the Court The Dis
trct Attorney asserting ,the Court adjourned till TO
row morning at IL o'clock, when the charge will be de-
livered.