Court Intelligence.
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GENERAL SESSIONS Sept. 2Oth.-Before the Recorder
and Aldermen Rich and Seaman. NJ. c. Paterson, Esq
District Attorney.


Sentenees-sentences pronounced this morning
in the following cases, viz. -
John G. Harden and Charles Mason found guilty Of
forgery in the third degree in making check on the
North River Bank for 5000. in the name of VIM. Joyce,
sentenced to be confined in the State PrsonHarden for
four years, and Mason for two years.
Barnard Mulligan, convicted tor assault of very
aggravated character Thomas ioohan, also another
assault on Mr. Fisherman, was fined $780, being $50 for
each offence.


Patrick McQuade, found guilty OF being the receiver
of stolen property, fued 500.


Hugh smith, John Sheridan, and John Radcliffe,
found guilty of riot also assault and battery,
ordered to pay fine OF $40 each.


Grand Larceny.-The District Attorney then called
to trial Patrick McCabe indicted for grand larceny in
stealing gold watch worth S3l from Peter Chrysal of
No. $50 Broadway


The Jury was sworn, and progress made in the trial
when by consent OF the District Attorney and the Court
a Juror withdrawn and the trial postponed in
sequence oth absence Of several witnesses who
to testify the part of the accused The will be
tried at the next term when 1t Is probable that some
appears that the complainant Peter Chrysta keeps
mock auction establishment in Broadway, and the
cused had oicated in the honorable calling of Peter
Funk or sham bidder, in the same concern.


Discharge of the Petit Jury-The petit jury were then
discharged Tor the term During the present term
to be disposed of excepting whose trials have been
postponed until the next term and sworn off by the
reference OF counsel


The Grand Inguest.-The Grand Jury came into court
and delivered bills of Indictment also present
ment in relation to the landing Of cattle at the piers in
the lower part of the city and afterwards driving them
through the streets to the imminent danger Of the lives
and limbs of citizens. The Grand Inquest likewise
represented evil that there is not at present suta
BILE accommodations for persons who are confined as
witnesses, and recommended that some measures be
taken have sufficient and comfortable accommodation
provided for them. They further stated that they had
visited the City Prison. the Aims House at Bellevue the
Penitentiary also the Lunatic Asylum on BlackwelPs
Island, and recommended that the latter
should be enlarged for the better of the
inmates They were then discharged for the tern with
the thanks Of the court which adj ourned until the rst
Monday In October.