Trial OF the Anti-Renters.
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In this days paper will be found an ample report
al the proceedings in the case of the anti rent
prosecutions, up 10 six O'Clock on Friday evening,
al which time the Court adjourned, to meet again
on Monday, al IL o'clock This step was taken
VITA the consent OF COUNSEL on both sides, on the
recommendation of the Judges, after The sue
oessu termination OF three days labor to procure
a jury, IN consideration of whom as well as of the
ends OF justice, it was thought desirable to com.
mencc at a period which would admit of con-
tnuous and uninterrupted prosecution of the trials
1t was, therefore, Judged better, in view Of the
customary adjournment on Saturday at noon, not
to begin the business on Friday evening.


1t will be seen, reading the report, that jurors
underwent searching examination, to ascertain
their fitness; and, perhaps, nothing but the nature
of the would justify such an unsparing use OF
time Be this as it may, jury isnow empannelled
TO the agreeable surprize of all concerned hut them
selves, who, before they get half through, will be
pretty well wearied. The proceedings will be pro-
tracted but, owing to the interest generally taken
IN them we will publish in the Herald, from day to
day. an exact and graphic report of the entire in.
vestigatlons.