United States Circuis CSars.


Before Juoge Belts.
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july 29-This being the frat day Of the term, the
following gentleman were sworn Of the Grand jury
viz -


Samuel X. Brooks, foreman-P. g. Arcularius, NJ
M Brown, Charles Belden, John Brewer, Caleb
Bartlett, John Y Cobra Henry Erben, Daniel Jack
son, James Lee, John Purdy, p l.. vandev voort Sid
ney r. Ingraham, and James Van Benschoten.


Judge Belts briefly addressed the Grand Jury on
the state OF the calendar, remarking that there were
between twenty and thirty cases, and some Of them
charge individuals with crimes Of high magnitude.
Mutiny IN foreign port-revolt, with acts Of vio-
lence-setting American seamen on shore in
foreign country, and revolt board Of whale ship
With respect 10 this case said his honor, there 10
some doubt as 20 the construction Of the law. He
would, therefore, advise the Grand Inquest not 10
regard the construction Of the statute-but il they
deemed the testimony sufficient they were to find q
bil and then the question would be finally dis posed
OF. There were, besides, cases Of cruelty and as
sault on the part Of shpmasters against seamen and
petty officers coming, perjury at the house,
forgery under the patent laws, and other minor mis-
deueanors.


The Grand Jury then retired, and the Court ad-
journed.