Court IntelIiUence.
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GENERAL SESSIONS, Nov Il.-Before Recorder Tall
Attorney.


SenteneesAt the opening of the Court this morning,
sentences were pronounced in the following cases:


Leonard n Hodgktns, young man, convicted on two
indictments for burglary committed by him, in breaking
INTO church also, into gunsmth shop, was sen.
and six months for the first offence and four years and
four months for the second.


Daniel d. f. Lipingston, mere youth, a confederate
OF Hodgkns and convicted OF breaking into church in
Forsyth street and stealing some property
ced to be imprisoned the State Prison for term of
four years and six months.


Wiiiam Brch alias Brown alias Foster, found guilty
Of obtaining considerable property by false pretences
sentenced TO be imprisoned in the State Prison for
the term OF two years and six months.


Ellen Nelson convicted of manslaughter in the ith de-
gree, in having caused the death OF her mother was
sentenced to be confined in the Penitenary for year


Rudolph Koch convicted of bigamy, sentenced to
be imprisoned in the State Prison for the term of two
years


Trial for Grand Larceny.--Two colored persons
named Peter Vance and Carolina Brown, alias Sarah
Williams, placed trial for grand larceny
for having stolen, in the month of September last


gold watch worth 800 and clothing Of the value of s52
from ChrstiaIa Ehman, of No. SO West Broadway On
the occasion Of Vance arrest ascertaned that he
had sold the watch Jews in Orange st. and that
some of complanans clothing found in the posses
sion Of Sarah Williams


In the OF the trial. it appeared that Vance had
not been concerned in the robbery but that he received
the watch from Sarah Williams for the purpose Of dis
posing Of it for her The jury accordingly acquitted
him. and rendered verdict OF guilty against the accus
ed female and the Court sentenced her to be imprisoned
i'll tine State Prison for the term OF and months


TRIAL for recering stolen goods Peter Vance then
tried for receiving the gold watch stolen by Caroline
Brown alias Sarah Williams from Chrstiana Ehmans,
which he sold in Orange street for $40. The prosecu
on failing that the accused cognzant that
the property had been soen the jury acquitted him also
this charge.


Trial for Buglary.-John Moran then put trial
for burglary in the first degree in having forcibly
tered the dwelling of Mr.. n X. Anthony, No. IA Gram
mercy Park the night of the 30h July last and stolen
glass ware, napkins, silver spoons, &c.


On the part of the prosecution it was shown that some
Of the glass stolen subsequently disposed of
by Moran to the proprietor of oyster cellar Lewis
Lockwood, accomplice of Morans testified that he
and Moran were Jointly concerned in the burglary.


In behalf of the accused, step-sister of his testified
that she gave him the glassware that disposed of
the oyster cellar and that the glasses had been in her
for several prior to that time She also
averred that the accused home during the whole
of the night which the burglary alleged to have
been committed, and that he slept with his brother


The jury rendered verdict OF not guilty after which
the Court adjourned until tomorrow morning.