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uErrk4L skssioss, Oct. ii-bsfers Recorder Tn.
madge, and Aldermen Stondnl and Charliok-M c. Pat.
tsrson, ESQ., District AttornSy


The Case Of Madaws Cesfsls the tuf this mar
sea- James NJ Smith made an upphton 10 ths eon fer


postponsmsnt Of the trial, In sdnsqvsncs Of the ab
of material witnesses for tie offence The court
granted the motion of counsel aAd the trial vas put
down for Monday, the Goth inst


The Case Of John SuIpGnln the case OF this indivi
zling goods belonging to L. Owen his employer John
Mckeon, Esq. moved that the court exclude VIM M
Price and James Brady Esqs counsel the pros
ecuon and the associates Of the District Attorpev on
the ground that they not authorised by Statute
law to prosecute criminal pleas Of this Mr. Nc
Keon then demurrsd to the Indictment, the ground
that il did not forth that tho de fendant not an
apprentice and the age of eighteen years. Grhs
indictment stated that he over twsnyone years Of
age]


the court, as not being tenable.


Trial fs, Msdemeansr.-Two lads named John Nc
Nevin and John Hutchinson, then tried for having
on the Sd OF June last blown the smoke of assao
teda into the apartment Of Mrs Clarissa Stanton, Of
No "a Cherry street. fromthe effects Of whch she be-
came seriously indisposed well several of her
Children, who were in the at the time.


Mrs Stanton testified that the accused occupied ad-
joining room in the house No 81 Cherry street, and
going into her on the Sd June she perceived a
noxious vapor which appeared to bs issuing from the
tube of tobacco pipe, introduced through aperture
in the partition Of her and that occupied by the
accused


MIR. Stanton testified that on entering the room
between 40 and II O'Clock at night, he found that
the room was impregnafed with noxious vapor, and
ducsd from the room occupied by the boys. The de.
fence called number of witnesses to prove the good
character of the lads and that they not the offend
ing parties.


The jury after brief consultation rendered verdict
Of Not Guilty


Ssntenees-John r o'Hsgan convicted of libel on
Jusce Oerrlson OF Brooklyn, sentenced to Be i'm
Hne Of $i0


The Court then adjourned until Monday morning