General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Gale and Cozzens


Matthew C. Patterson, Datrict Attorney.
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Before the Recorder and Aldermen Gale and Cozzens


Matthew C. Patterson, District Attorney.


February 3-The Grand Jury The following gentle
men perform the duties Of Grand Jurors
for the February termThomss w. Gale. foreman; slas
Brown, Abel T. Edgerton, John Fitch, Henry A. HUI
bert, John G. Hull A. B. Haxton, B. Johnson, L. Lowns.
berry, d. Lathrop, M 8. Myers g. A. Newman, James
Peach. VIM. J. Prout John T. RUSSELL VIM. NJ Stone,
Joseph simpson, H. L. vsnwyck, John wood-whoe
number TO-


The Grand Jury were charged TO their duties, ny
the Recorder, and retired to their room. .


The Caisndar-The calendar for the term 10 unualiy
small and Is composed Of the following
and Battery q Rape, Forgery 8; Burglary y Grand
Larceny, 81 Disordery House, 1-numnsr OF new cases
bold cases 10; whole number for trial -.


Fnts usual fine Of $2s ordered 70 Do imposed
upon IA non-atteldant jurors, 80 - p s ry,


NoHe Prosequi-In the case Of John =. Bar o. WIS
consn indicted for obtaining goods OK se Ps..encss
from Lee Brewster, of this city the p,srct n"1rney
moved for noIle qu upon an adavit Of Mr Brew.
setting forth that from facts that had come to their
Ina since the finding Of the indictment they were


sas the he made were true at the
s; S ~ a. the indictment, in their opinion could not
~ s,,sss;r.d and further that they had not settled or
coernromisei 90 the matter in any way. The motion was
p,ee If Gully Peter Van Pet indicted for forgery,
q; bank notes, retracted his plea OF
@uty plead guilty Sentence suspended till Friday
Several motions then made, but tried and
at O'Clock the Court adjourned