Court IntelIircnce.
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GENERAL SESSIONS, Tuesday.-Before the Recorder
and Aldermen Connor and Jackson. NJ. c. Patterson
Henry Long placed trial, indicted for stealing
prayer books bibles &C. from the Rev. Dr. Potts church
in University Place. He was found selling them. The
Jury returned verdict of guilty Sentenced to State
Prison for years.


Triaitor Grand Lareeny-Wm Smith was now tried
for stealing gold watch and chain valued at So from
Safad r. Pond corner of Mott and Broome streets or
the 26h Of June Pond was sitting barrel at the
intoxicated and Smith seized the chain and
with the watch The Jury returned verdict of guilty
The Court sentenced him to the House of Refuge.


urisl for :assanh and Bse,ymBernard Lowber was
apprentice, &. w. +. Miller It was shown that he was
beaten with strap but was contended that master
had right to infict chassement on his apprentice.
The Jury returned a verdict ofguilty. Fined S25,


SPECIAL SESSIONS, July % Trial for Beating Wife
Peter willard tried for beating and abusing his
The lady Said he was in the habit of getting drunk and
would strike her-but she loved him still only
way he had and she hoped the Court would forgive him
He was accordingly discharged


Stealing Money.-Myer Baur was charged with steal.
ing SO from Patrick Finigan Delaney street Sent to the


4ssauA and Batfery-Mary Overdike was tried for an
assault and battery Mrs Mary Jane Parker and her
mother. She was shown to be bad character Pene.
.another.-Wm varndell tried for entering the
room Of Edward sta, Pine street. and throwing lamp
in his face while in bed There were some curious incl
dents in this case, and Varnde discharged.


u. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, July l5.-James Naugh.
ton, seaman on board the ship Shanunga, her la
trip from New orleans, was examined on charge OF
deavor to create revolt board said vessel and di
charged Captain Patten, of the vessel, was ex
amned charge OF cruel and unusual treatment and
also discharged. Naughton has sued the captain in
the Marine Court for civil damages for assault


SUPERIOR CouRr, July l5.-Before full Bench This
Court engaged in hearing argument cases. The
following order was entered the minutes by direc
ton of the Court Ordered that this Court will adourn
for the Saturday next July 49, and that argu
nents will be heard during the present week. except by
consent OF both parties.


UNITED STATES CiRcuIr CouRr, July l5-The follow.
ing orders have been entered.


Taxation Of Costs Ordered That in place of the pro-
Of parties the cost of parties her attornes solicitors
and counse shall be allowed and taxed conformaby to
the regulation and appointment Of costs made in the last
provso but to section one, No. 1859 of the act OF
ing Appropriations for the Civil and Diplomatic Expen.
ses of Government for the year l8t2.


Ordered That for services rendered pursuant to the
course Of practice Of this court for which fees an.
porloned specially by act Of Congress and Of the State
New York force, there shall be allowed on taxation
the rates Of compensation by usage adjudca
tion Of this court the Supreme Court of tho United
States allowed therefor the time of the passage
of the act of May 49, 1912, aforesaid.


Ordered That in all cases Of taxation of costs fees
shall be allowed having been appointed the laws Of
the State only according to the rates allowed for lke
services in similar in the highest of law and
equity OF of the State OF New York


Ordered, That Special Circuit of the United
York, ON the first Monday of September next, at II
o'clock, A. NJ for the purpose OF hearing ana decdine
cases In equity cases in appeals issues OF law motions
IL arrest OF Judgment, motions for trials ana 10 per
form all other duties authorized by the ACT OF
approved July ith lsi0 entitled An Act IN addtion 70
the Acts respecting the judicial system Oh tne on'ed
States.


Cases on appeal and writs of error will be first hoard