C0nrt InfeIii0ence
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GENERAL SESSIONS, Nov l4.-Beforc the Recorder and
two Aldermen VI. C. Paterson, Esq, District Attorney


Trial Of Michael Walsh for Libel resuhtsa-In resu-
ming thu trial this morning, several witnesses we're
called the part Of the defence to show that common
report alleged that tne character Of Mr. Horspool was
publicly spoken Of in terms that justified the publication
of the article that appeared in the SubfeTrarean


The then called other witnesses 20 prove
that the character of Mr. Horpool beyond reproach
and that he engaged in extensive business, In


fair and homo abIe way The having closed on both
sides the deenent proceeded to address the jury in his
own behalf which he did with great ability Mr. Win
slow also summed up for the defence


The DISTRICT ArToRSEY followed On the part OF the
people, in most able and eloquent speech.


After brief charge from the Recorder, the case was
submitted 10 the Jury who at late hour had not rem
dered verdict.


Triai for Grand Lrceny.-James Cleggs was next put
his trial for grand larceny in stealing 400 sovereigns
from Joseph Holmes Bedford, in the month of August
last while their passage from iLiverpool, in the ship
Waterloo. The complainant testified that he lost has
money leaving the Liverpool dock and subsequently
observed the defendant steal his trunk vsse but did
mention the circumstance until he arrived here,
when he obtained the services of officer Rue when 100
soveregns found upon the person of Cleggs Com
planant paid the officer Rue $40 for his services, but
did not get his sovereigns back


sut little progress had been made in the proceedings
of the trial. when the Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning.