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 [From the N. '. .Journal of Comu,ssce.l

 Court of Sessions, Mondag Jan. Is.-a Eliza Tillman, agcd 24, sister of the cele- brated Lady Barrymore Tdf Bow-street no- toriety. and claiming near alliance to tho monarch who yields the sceptre of Graat4 Britain ;--was for twenty fliird time nut to the bar. She was charge ed:upon the ev- idence of an Irishman named Malorv .with having entered his place Of fhabitatioi, and taken therefrom sundry articles. The pris. oner was asked what she had .to say in dc. < fence, and availing herself of her privilege to speak, poured forth torrent of the yii. lest abuse against the court, officers, Ac. &c. # <

 Recorder. Eliza, ii Is useless for you fo act in such way. Ton and | have been acquainted with each other for the last % years. GA laugh.)

 Eliza. I know it, Judge Riker, so va have but that fellow (alluding to Maloryl was in the State Prisen when.I was there. aud who will believe word he says? Recorder. | know he has been . convict and intended you should have the benefit oft.

 His Honor here exprussed himselfto the Jury in favor of the prisoner, and said if he was in their situation, hes should have no hesitation in acqnitting her. The wit | ness had once been convicted of felony. d

 that circumstances rendered him infamous. The Jury consulted for about ten min. htes. and returnedswith a verdict of GuIL- 1sNr. 9s AsS q N ss.

 Recorder. Eliza yoasl.aye been found gpilty, and ID doubt the Jury have acted very properly You must slhEer for what you have done, and N Eliza. Suffer Why ny constitution $ broken down, my life is almost gone. andI know, Judge Riker, you don't want to con demn me, because you signed my last par don.

 Recorder. WhafsverE might nave done it is my duty now to punish you md tl.e sentence of tho court t. that you be inpris. oned in the Penisentiary for three caIsndar months. Eliza. Only ,hrss ,,ioaths Thank you God blessy N ss

 Foreign PepalGsioa ef Nsw- YorE From authentic returns, derived from tho Custom Honse. we are enabled to annex statement of the number of passengers ar- rived inthe port of New York during tIle year 1928, from foreign countries.

 1st quarter of 1928, 1885 "a do. do. N 7A47 3d do. e dO.I K Nl67 Afh AO in e ssa1s