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COMMON PLEAs-Par, Nos 4s 81, 81 s; 81, ss,
90. l5 g. II. g, 81, 6s-Part al 10 ocock-Nos ID,
ls, &c, 50 g., s6, 10, Y, "a 2 TO- &C. g.
TUESDAY, November2s.


U. S. CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge Thonp-


Tie following gentlemen empannelled as Grand
Jurors and after charge from the Court retired 10 their
room


James Lee, J. Berien, Wesley Budd. Jshn CorHody,
Miles Chambers, John Culver, Edward Ferris, Wm Gee
ry William Gage, James Jarvis Tyler W. Lafe, a. James
Pbyie Cornelius Reed John T. Smith, A. NJ. Valentine,
Thos Winshp, 5. G. Wande, Amos Butler, A. Van Cleei
John Myer, John L GIeand Tsos Jackson, Jacob Ack
err WaIdron B Post


The FIRST three cases the Calendar the United
States Jesse Hot-On motion OF Mr. Seldcn they were
ordered TO lie over Ill next Term.


The 10 the United States rs. Wilia1n Hogan,
admir-, &c.


John Nederer A,dre.p Bar6ey-Action to recover on
three bills exchange for lsC0J francs The defence


the balls drawn Tor the accommodation o! gen.
enan named +. Luzzer, who promised place deead-
IN funds IN few days but on his failing 10 DO So tbe
the drawee in France honor the bills
and in consequence, they not paid. The Court de-
ci>ed protest by the ''Ituser" Marshall OF the
Court at Metz sufficient protest under on! law s'
Ike the present, where the defendant hInse'
caused bills dishonored, iecessary
requisite prove value ior The bills Verdict Tor PLAIN
ia, 81 ,26S "a, subject the opinion oil the Court.


Ales. Qankin ct a. Jesse Hoyt, Coiec,o.-Reiaive
10 duties verdc! for plLinu:i,, S2,iS7 Is.
Judge Thompson stated that the Calendar was heavy
and required great application The Court will therefore
81! every day TIL O'Clock, longer if found 10 be
sary


COMMON PLEAs.-JohR Mc.Soriey as. Henry
onsoa-Ac,ion replev!n against officer for ev,ing
upon groceries 81 Aenstree execution against
James McSoriey. Verdict defendant.
julius Graner, Ct al ps Jacob 5. P!a.-Repevin TO re-
OF large lot Of toys which the defend
ant had made advances tie original assignee The
tried few weeks agowhenthe Jury could moi agree
The trial will be continued tomorrow forenoon.
aIcNillan u Hart-Ths alluded to in oar last
The Jury will sealed verdict the opening Of The
Court to


Police OfFICE.-CHARGE OF FALSE PRE-
TENcE.-A named Solomon Leuzenberg arrested
by officer w. H. Stephens, charged With having, onihe 5o
April 3i0 obtained $3.50 worth OF goods from Messrs.
FouidS, SoDo Co. No. 79 Maidenanc, by false and frau
ulent representations and pretences He stated that he
had purchased The slcck il trade OF John orapge, No. ~
49, Chatam-street and was going 10 carry The bus
ness ere hseii that he would OF 1891 due
lOrange the above firm, and succeeded in this way
ia obtaining the credit of $3.50 worth Of goods The
CEahamstreet iourd closed The day, all the
goods removed and Lauzenberg where 10 be found lie
vas held 20 bali in 500 L, answer.
STEALING BARREL OF LoU0E--A colored man, named
James Hudson committed for stealing barrel OF liquor
from The OF Nathaniel c. Ely OF Front and De-
peyster-streets.


CoRoNER's OFFIcE.-AcClDENTALD DROWNING.
The Coroner held inquest to-day No. 40 South St,
the body OF Daniel Coleman, native OF Ireland, ag"e
about so years. lie deceased abo-ing man, work
ing along the wharves and Monday afternoon
abou, o'clock, foot of Olds!ip looking for jo1
OF work. This morning his brother who was looking o-
him. found the body in the wafer OF the East River, nearly
opposite where he last Verdict, accidentally
drowned.


