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GENERAL SESSIONS, Oct 26-Bsfore Recorder Tall
madge, and Aldermen Stonssll and Chsrlick NJ. C. Pa
terson, Esq district attorney.


Ssnfences DJrred-n the cases Of Livingston and
Hodkins convicted Of burglaries by confession
oiher two separate trials, the sentences
pended until the first Tuesday in November The sen
tence Of William Burch convicted by confession false
preiences, was also suspended until the time


The Case Of the Robbers If the Rage Citation The
counsel for Miller. alias Cupid, Parkinson, Davis and
Hone man, alias Smith, consisting Of Messrs Graham,
Griffin Brady, Warner, Benedict. and J. VI Smith. made
application to the court either to admit the accused
tics bail dismiss the two full terms Of the
had expired since they indicted without hav
ing been brought to trial. although they had ever been
ready TO moet the charges preferred against them.


The District Attorney, with whom were associated
Ogden Hoffman, James Whiting and VIM Price,
Esqs opposed the application either to discharge ad
nit to ball. the ground that the posponement Of the
trial occasoned by the absence OF material wit
the part of the prosecution who was shortly
pected to arrive and testify in the The court after
hearing the argument Of counsel behalf Of tho defen-
dants stated the grounds advanced to dismiss tho
admit the accused to BAIL were not eiable and
accordingly denied the melton Of counsel Tha accused
will therefore probably be brought to trial during the
Of the court After few unimportant motions
disposed Of, the Court adjourned for the term.