Brooklyn City InteII,0enc.-
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ter house The witnesses exsm;nsd s ~ IN nls slaugh
We're samuel Ryder Charles Z. Banoski Isaac d Smith
Luxe T. Ryder. Archibald McAfahon and Morris Moora
We're sworn on behalf Of the defendant The ry found
next tsrm n,S una sentence was suspended until the


ra,rIck cunningham, indicted for assault and battery
ready suffered imprisonment r tbs same esncs g. a.
at the Special sesfions His plea was not re-
con- h Du. aer the sxami naton Of witnesses pro


- .L is was was acquitted Dy the. jury


- IN me matter Of Luke G. yder indicted for nuisance


a,ia was postponed to the Court OF Oyer and
dictmens found against John L. Lockwood and Beni r.
nJctsd o as also IN the case of John W. Tucker
samuel Barker Edwar Johnson, Peter Creighton and
o,heUs Foreman npleaded with Dennis Kelly and
negro camp Meeting, held at Bushwck short time ago
were, with the exception Foreman0 found guilty
County JAIL at hard labor for the term Of three months
una 70 pay nne OIL $50 each Keys trial was on mo-
h S % ms couhseis adjourned until the Session Of
In the of the People vs. Edward Bunford Indicted
mants nS l;I oh anu IN TWO or three other indict
knowiedged satisfaction the District Attorney with the
appropation OIL the Court catered in each cause noHe
Robert Manly the well known distille Of Brooklvn
placed upon trial for offending the nosrs Of his
connected with his business The 7ury found The dsSanJ
bell Esq. 1siehdea oy Alexander Camp
p,,.S COURT c7 sE.sioss-A colored man named samue
,u.ry aias william Johnson was convicted of petit
IsIseny, second offence.


young man named Francis Canaher was tried on an
indictment charging him with passing counterfeit money
He admirably defended by Alexander Campbell
questionable character that he had been the victim Of
some designing vagabonds in New York. who had i'm
good bills, which he brought with him from place in
the country at which he had been working Several
E arsss s ose
celient character and the jury without leaving their
seats, rendered verdict of honorable acquittal


LATE citv otcbrr
indicted for misdemeanor, Alexander Campbell, ESQ.,
counsel for the defendant moved the postPonsment Of
the trial to the Court OF Oyer and Termner which


The business of this will in all probability,
junction with his able associate Mr.. -aided by
the industrious application Of Mr. Hsgner, their much
with the disposition of the unusually great number Of
causes ON the caller dar In this praiseworthy object
the bench who have, with great patience daily re-
aimed until late hour at their posts to reduce pr
son plethora and mete out justice to the various unor
tunates confined in the county jail


Ferdinand Mosely fine and interesting looking little
habits sent to the house Of refuge he having been
convicted OF grand larceny.


of rbbng Of his under
stances, was adudged to be imprisoned Sing Sing for
the the tern M Oitwo years His guilt was exceedingly doubt
ui ana It IS probable that an application win be made
to the Governor by the District Attorney and members
OF ti;e the court, r., for an immediate pardon


offence, was adudged to be imprisoned the State pr
son for the term of three years.


George Iompkins alias Thompson alias Joseph Farr,
formerly in the employ of furniture dealer in New
York convicted of passing counterfeit money in CON-
pany with French Canadian named Sweet (whose
trial is postponed until the of the Oyer and
Terminer OF Kings County, sentenced to an mpri
s9nmen IN the State prison. at hard labor for the term


Samuel Purdy, alias William johnson, "a colored
MANI convicted of petit larceny second offence was
ordered to be imprisoned Sing Sing for the term of
five years


Catherine Einsman, young and good looking Dutch
a axx nko nd
who, shortly after her arrival robbed her EMPLOYER of
on OF r fer Ssd for sen
fenced to an Imprisonment in the county jail hard la
Dor, Tor three months.


conductat the last Of the Court were ordered 70
appear for sentence at the next session.


James Willis, colored, convicted of grand larceny
was sent to the state prison for three years. and Jacob
Potter another black fellow found guilty Of arson was
consigned to the same place for yea s Ebenezer
Smith and James Kelly, respectively convicted of OBJ
tanning goods by false pre,ences were sentenced to be
Imprisoned at Sing Sing, for three years and the
other for two years.


sent to the county Jail for three calendar months
sebastian Pons for assault and battery to the same place
fine OF $50; and Moses Corson a seaman to the state
prison for the term of two years. for grand larceny


The jury will be discharged todsy but not as in New
York, without something lb Q adequate compensation
for their trouble and loss of time the public service
Alter their dismissal the Judges will proceed dispose
fore them on appeals from the decision OF inferior ri
bunals.


coMNos PLEas-ln the trial heretofore noticed be-
law. Judge Vanderbilt, t'n motion off, NJ Cott ESQ., or.
defed nonsuit.


certiorari cause was tried between William H. Fair
weather and Cornell Peck appellants and Lucus Smith,
appellee, and verdict rendered for the plaintiffs for
sss The entire costs ofths suit less
than two hundred dollars mono ofthe tgants there
fore gain much by an operation resulting in such small
ESQ for plain
John Wheeler, John Corson, and Benjamin F. Lewis
severally discharged from Imprisonment by proca
nation


Messrs. John 7. Doyle and Joseph Boughton were
mted to practice attorneys and counselors of tins
Court.


Of Mr.. John Vanderveers Greenwood stag .s tl
fright while standing culpaby unattended near the Fui
BILE damage to divers vehicles which they nnntared n
their mad career-amongs Others smaship q wagon be-
longing to Andrew Oakes, Esq., the hy Coroner Of
Brooklyn. "


SUDDEN DEArH.-Yesterday mo ming. about nine
o'clock, man named Michael Elliott, aged forty. five
years, native of England wh'J had been confined in
the county jail since July last for an assault and hat
terry committed by him, u,.dsnly dropped down dead
whilst assisting the masons who are at work in mproy
ing the front Of the pri.on Messrs Van voorhis and
Van Duyre were exam ned as witnesses at coroner,s
inquest held before Andrew Cakes Esq and the iurv
rendered verdict of death by causes to them nm
known" N'
Cs'eksa ar. .Lss OF BRooKLrSThe Kings County
Club sort OF demiarisocratic cricket association re-
Gently org in Brookyn) met for practice at three
oci1ch oday At N Getting of the Union Star Cricket
at Russers, on Tuesday evening last out Of fifteen
new. members proposed only rejected and the


fub now one Of the strongest in the United states A
challenge was the same evening received from two
crack players of New York to match against
Messrs. Wilson and Hne Messrs. Wilson and Horn.
buckle fJr considerable stake and is probable that
the banter will be accepted.


GREAT Success OF THE ETHIOPIAN SERENApER,r-
The city OF Brooklyn has heretofore been miserab
and unprofabe place for the rivng of concerts and
other entertainments of like kind that the be 81
and most talented companies have been afraid to ventu re
experiment Of appearing in their profs ssiona
Ethiopian Screnadersr have, however accomplished


feat which few any of their brother caterers for pub
lie have attained for their performanc
have been attended by the crowded and fashon
able assembages 1t is almost state IN at
the grand secret Of their extraordinary popularity NAV
be attributed principally to the well mered spnort
which they have received from this journal -