General Sc salons

Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Winship and Devoe
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Before the Recorder and Aldermen winshp and Devoe


M. C. PATERSON, Esq. District Attorney.


JAN. 6.Ths Calendar The usual number and diversi.
y Of comprise the calendar for the present term
Murder Il assault and battery with intent to KILL o. ioI-
gerry q burglary. III grand larceny, III breaking pri.
son. petit larceny second offence, dsoiderly house
l. Whole number Of new cases, 81 Old cases, 2o.-
Whole number Of old and new cases. 81.


The Grand yury-This body, empannelled for the pre-
sent term, Is composed Of the following gentlemen
David Trimbe foreman, Joseph NJ Bell, g. Barry Job
w. Cook Peter G. Coone, Thos e. Chardovoyance, Geo.
@. Campbell, James Campbell, w. Delafeld, Abraham
Pardon Jr Peter Gassner, James Harriet. Robert II
Jones, Stewart G. Marsh. Lewis r.. Osborne, Otis Pol
lard Sam B. sturgs Ben X Theal, Jay Jarvis. Charles
N. Talbot, J. Selby West.


ssThe Recorder charged the Jury with unusual elo
quence and called their attention to the Of prison
reform-to the taking of usury and various other SUBJ
jects.


Motion Deni4d-The motion OF the counsel for p. v
Walker for commission to examine witnessed, was de
ned


S1srn oF-A great number Of cases were sworn CT
upon application Of the prisoners counsel


Acquitted Stephen Faey, implicated with Daniel Nc
Cay on an indictment for grand larceny In stealing
worth $40, on the night OF the %th Of Decemberhs
property OF Daniel Toppen-was tried and acquitted.


At o'clock the Court adjourned till this morning