COURT OF SESSIONS.
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WE"NEsD,N, January ).
Before The Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noah, aud AL


dcruleu TmpSon and lnner.


William Shaer, acting District Attorney al interin
Richard Leaycruft tried for assault and battery
Stafford Thomas Essey, Po'ande: by stabhlng hini
tho stomach with shap instr anent, when al the cor
of Bayard AID Mott The 7ta November last
The evidence faOd TO connect tho accused crninally
with the transaction and the Jury found verdict OF not
guilty.


James indicted assault and battery on Mrs Cathe-
rine Coppcrg Of No. l2s Leonard street Withdrew his
plea Of guilty aud pleaded guilty TO the indictment
rescrving tho privilege OF putting in ali !avits


Noah Selby coored man, who was convicted at the
November of petit larceny stealing So lrom The
office of Messrs Rawdon, Wright & Co., and who had
forfeited his ecog ance, but was arrested on bench
warrant brought scnouced to the Penitentary
for 8 months.


FeRFElrEs REcoGSlzASCss-EJ }. Sylvester, indicted
for so ling lottery tickets Ben amin c. Woods, for ~
suriag numbers in lotteries. William Reed, for petit
larceny Samuel Poole. Mark Fecly Ftaucis Hail. James
Harley Henry Wilson, and James Nesb for riot aud as
.a and battery; James Wilson, Peter Qusu, Nap"oo n
Brunei, Clement 30. rnanger William W iisor and Henry
Bertrand for assaults aud battery, scveray failing to APP
PEER and their recognizanccs were forfeited
There being other roady for trial the Court
adjourned f.r the dJy.