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WAsHIN0ToN, July i4.

 1Ne Unitsd States vs. Ana Royal -Anoth. or case came yesterday before the Circuit Court, which, by the unusual crowd that thronged the Hall, appeared to excite much interest. Mrs. ANN. .RoYAL, against whom bench warrant was issued last week, appeared to answer m indictment found against her during the term, by the Grand Jury. for cer. tain alleged improprletics of conduct, denom- mated tn legal phrase "common scold," common slandeFer," '' hrawler," " common nuisance" &c. The defendants counsel en- tered demurrer to two out of the three counts of the indictment, which the counsel tor the prosecution agreed to submit to the court without argument. The defendant aiso asked a continuance of the trial to Friday next on the ground of the absence of two witnesses material to her defence. The in au'gence was granted, Son the understanding !nash she was convicted, the expense, (grOw- lng out of the repeated attendsree of many wssnesses) would be paid hS The trial was accordingly postponed tessTiday.