General Sessions.
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beIsre the RECORDER and Aldermen Gale and CoZzsns.


MATHEW G. PATERSON. District Attorney.


FED b-Ifidi for Keeping Dtsorderly House.-Parick
McCsbe was tried for keeping dsodeily house st No.
lag Anthony street. on the Five Points


The prosecution proved that thn house disordsry
The RECORDER charged that in his opinion, the mon
was not SO much to blame the city authorities who
licensed him and for his part he should p tfer t, see
them indicted and thought they ought be- instead Of
the men whom they licensed II was not expected that
licensed rum shop the Five Points could be very qu;st
or orderly, OF resoIted to by citizens OF any very
grep respectaailty Ald Cozzens appeared to concur
In the opinion Of the Recorder)


The jury acquitted the defendant without leaving their
seats.


Receiring Stolen Goods Robert Hudson, an old man.
was tried upon an indictment for the above ofsrcc in
purchasing great quantity of copper from negro
named Gro w. Mason. which was stolen from MessIs
\. X Collins Co. OF 66 South street.


The prosecution proved that the copper or at lesst
great portion OF 1t bought by the firm Of Pslett
Mann in Water street near Catharine street, of man
named Patrick Lee who purchased Of Hudson the &C.
cused at 10 cents per round and they produced Mason
upon the stand who swore thet he stole the copper diff
er ent times from his employers Messrs Collins Co.,
aponnd The defence produced witnesses prove coed
character


Thomas WARrHR Esq., defended the prisoner with great
ability, end Mr. PATERSON summei Mp for the people in
his usual impartial MANNER and with nccnsderable
degree Of eloQuence.


The Recorders chargs was very favorable to the pr
soner and after absence Of about = hour the jury
rendered verdict Of guilty, recommending him strongly
TO the mercy OF the court Sentence deferred till Friday


A. O'Clock, the court adjourned till tomorrow (rhurs
day. at IL o'clock.