u. 8. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Belts.
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JAN. H. Mott Wood Tin this case, already noticed
the jury did not agree, and were discharged.


The Court hasbeen adjourned to the 27h nst In
consequence of the serious illness and expected death of
Of Judge Belts sons whose health has been for
time in sinking condition. His Honor made the
nouncement, and was deeply effected. being moved to
tears. rhe public would deeply sympathse with Judge
s in the event of any such melancholy visitation,
which may Providence avert" h---


The recognizances Of W. Jackson, late Of the.barque
"Cristoval Colon" charged with endeaverng to create
revolt in the above vessel, have been forfeiteds


The Court adjourned to the 27th inst.