General Sessions.
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before the Reoorder and Aldermen Miller and Devoe.


& and Soys named
Peter Hene and james Dinez tried and convicted


rom the store q MI fsadore Raphael s No 4o5 Pearl
street. the 18th ofDecember in the evening The
SY ss
who fonnd about dozen and a half Of the rings.


asS the
an absence OF hour they returned with verdict
of guilty. Sentence suspended till to day.
N Keeping Disorderly Ho,se-Cornelius Driscoll was
,red and convicted on an indictment for keeping disor
dery house on the Five Points Drisco stated the
CONT and jury and called God to witness that his asser
OFFICER Sitter $40 and Officer Cochrsne sl0 fthey would
let M the matter drop and not appear against him.


The DISTRICT ATTORNEY stated that he had heard such
statements before and had in his possession number of
sdavits to the effect that officers had received money
and got the matters disposed Of Court and he
determined to put stop TO it if possible Sentence was
suspended till tomorrow morning. ~ Il -


Plea of Guly-Mke O'Brien and Peter Van Pet,
charged with forgery in the second degree were brought
into Court to plead to indictments against them
Prison) plead guilty and Van Peit not guilty


.dtemp to Steal.-David Robertson tried on an in
Sctens for attempting to steal from the store Of Jacob


carr KsAcr, tsceutIy nom Tie Heidelberg wsrand
formerly police ocer testified that he the priso-
entering the store his hands and knees-another
boy named Cunningham waited on the outside and that
to rob the money drawer of Mr.. Smiths meat shop


Rosr H. MoRRs Esa for the prisoner, contended that
tns eetaDIenn6Dt Oh smith was NIT
ketaso that it necessary to show that there
money in the drawer for unless there he could
stolen any thing he had been unmoested by Capt
Krack., t. RI l, ;. ...-4 II s...f.-+ .s','


The Jury, after a short absence found the accused
guilty and he was remanded till tomorrow for sentence.


I,ial for Aaintaining Nuisance Sanger was
tried upon indictment for maintaining nuisance at
No 81 Hammond street in the shape Of soap factory,
where putrid and offensive matter Is Boiled the smell
from which is greatly offensive to the inhabitants the
vicinity and detrimental TO their health


The prosecnton- proved that the establishment was
rom he mar
" The defence maintained that the establishment
ried IN the usual manner but with great regard to
cleanliness-that ventlator had been introduced the
top Of the premises and rvae sewer constructed to
carry off the waste ye They also contende that they
had right to carry the factory nssmuch it had
been occupied for the purpose for years
md that tha smell although particularly agreeable
not at all deliterous to health They produced
great number of witnesses to prove that purd
vas used in the manufactory and that every
taken to keep it as clean possible. ! st4 ..sttf


J.W. Gerard and ]. M. PIatt, Esqrs. for defence


The case occupied the attention OF the and jury
ill quarter past O'Clock but without submitting to
the jury the court adjourned till this morning al II
o'clock.