COUNTY COURT.


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rdye yI.uoErrER in the ChaifPcs-;it. the judges Of


Common Pleas, Mayor Recorder aud sixtesu Aldermen.


TRAu (oN iMrEAcnAEHT) OF JUSTICE hAsKELL-
,oniinUtG:


SIR. Paliinsou remarked that the Statute requires tile
Court of Common Pleas and the Court OF Sessions be
both session when the County Court is held. The Court
sessions has adjourned for the tel but he understands
that the opposite Counsel will make technical objection
Brady rcplied that lac would Br.
Paterson doubtful whether jurisdiction, In such
exists Judge Ulshoeer remarked that The County Court
heretofore has adjourned over, when tcr Of the Courts
lluded TO were in session, but he Is doubtful! on the
pot II the Court of Common Pleas is the County Court,
and the Judges of the Sessions In as members the


sitting regular If the decision in 18th Wendell governs
tie case then the proceedings would probably not be egn
lar The Court after remarks from OF the Counsel
and members decided to adjourn to Tuesday next, NJ
O'clock