Pries Two Osnts.

Court Intelligence.
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GENERAL SESSIONS Sept l5.-Before the Recorder and
Aldermen Seaman and Rich-M c. Paterson, District
Attorney.


Issue of an Attachment-On the opening Of the Court
this morning. Mr. Carpenter moved that an attachment
should be issued to compel John X Hasket 10 appear
and for contempt Of court in committing an
court striking him in the passageway leading from the
courtroom to the vestibule OF the building


Trial for Li5eL-Michae Walsh indicted for having
published lbelous article on George Whkes on the
raneann Of which the defendant the repued editor,
was then placed upon trial. The bellous article
tanned remarks very derogatory character as to his
character and standing in society Inc prosecution
proprietor of the paper caledhe Subterane0n the jury
under the direction of the Court, rendered verdict OF
" not guilty"


The Clinton Barge Case-In the of James Honey
man alias smith, William Parkinson, James Davis, and
James Miller alias Cupid indicted for robbing the barge
Clinton OF Poughkeepsie, OF about S34Uo Mess ors
ham, Brady and Warner, their counsel moved the Court
to admit them to ball. and that the sum be hxed Also
that the from them the time Of their arrest
should be restored The Court in reply remarked that
they would take the papers and peruse hem and dis
pose of the case tomorrow


Trial for Receiving Stolen Goods.-Patrick McQuade,
indicted for receiving stolen goods knowing the to
have been stolen was then placed upon trial


Mr. r. r. IRVING of st. Marks Place testified that his
dwelling was broken open on the night of the ls of No.
vember last aud robbed of about 5000 worth of proper
ty. amongst which was coat belonging to him, and
which he subsequently recovered at the Police Office
ROBERT s. MARTIN, Police Officer, deposed that he
searched McQuades premises, on the 2lst OF January,
when he found much property including the coat claim
ed by Mr.. Irving


that the property had been stolen the jury acquitted
him.


Second Trial for Li5el-Michael Walsh again tri-
ed for libel published in the Su6erra-
ever had been made in the trial, when the Court ad
journed until tomorrow morning.