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CouRr OF CoANoS PLEAs.-Caiendar o1 1'e.tncsteS'
June a.-First penei-73 l03 49, LOO b. - =9'
IT, 149, pa, 267. -. 80


Second panel-253. 9G4, 80, i, I5v @2V ~ ~
204, PIG, 254, 266, 21a, 268.


CouRr OF SESSIONS Iuesday-Betofe IN iecoIGei'
Jadges Lynch and Noah and dermen Lee and oliT


The following persons we're and enspaneieo a.
Grand Jurors VIZ: John Outnout foreman, o!e Dae ~
Patrick Dohertv !iara s. Falls, Samuel 1[itiHs'
C. Turfcr Alfred II Duncornbe, Henry AHc[e"5' -, "
Seaman William P Coles a5ahel Raymond le'1[io" ~
I"o tb v T;Iy.Y simon C.aunen Stephen Conner,
John H. Akin BENJAMIN F Howe and OsceA f'ass'1'g
-l8.


After an aDpropr;e charge from the tecoFoe nc Grand
Jrry retired 70 enter upon their legitimate duties


~ ,h as C rhc People William H. Gregory, indicted
for three sevcral OF false preence IN oong money
On tho sales of land Ithaca, from Mesgs. Darby and
+arntarn Joseph Wallace and Dr. James Rodgers ghch
uo1s rOseqvis entered Al the hast term Judge Lynch
pronounccd the opinion the Court stating .a: The zo.
pros intended apply any other than that
of the complaint made by Darby and Farnha ard not
the two others, which would be tcied.


John Ferdon tried tpr grand larceny, Jea.ng case
Of silks for umbrellas containing 720 yards worth 500
from the of Messrs. Gignoux 6 Co. No j william
street, on the 19h pril last.


The goods by mistake from snip the store
instead Of being taken TO Cus,omHoGsc and
left inside in the door The morning the mis-
sing. 1t proved that the OF silks taken By the
accused, who is 4 Swede, in company with named
Ehlert 10 the store of Clemene 81 Van Allen No 2s7
Greenwichstreet and there sold fo $3.50 The bill ct sale
being made in the of Il. Jencs, which the
cused who pcdiar had intercourse WIN
Them for two before he accused had bought goods
of ard sold goods Clcncne Van Allen before, and had
been found BY them be honest in his dealings The goods
publicly opened in the and ed ana open
ing them the accused OF OF the paper marks Part
Of the goods sold by Clements & Van Allen to sr J.
L. Case, Of No 80 Chamoersrect and by him sold others
the of business. The and par OF the silks
found at Clements & Van Aliens store and identified
by Mr.. Leonard the properly of Mcssrs. Gsn9ux. On
being questioned by Clenene prisoner said he did sell
the silks for himself, but for another.


Officer Welsh arrested prisoner Larner Hete INC
21st of April where he had board from lis former
place in Front street, two days before


For the defence, the prisoner proved that named
Ehler above alluded to- owed him $500 on mortgage OF
personal property, for moneys prisoner had loaned him


In his examination. prisoner stated that he received the
of sks from Ehcrt the Bowling Green khct
ting him that hc had Just received them from Canton in
the ship Panama, and that he wished prisoner sell them
for him, which he did Clements & Van Allen and that
Ehcrt, of the moneys received for the silks paid him
the $500 he owed him.


The prisoner proved good previous character, and Col.
William w Tompkns dcposed that prisoner enlisted in his
Company of Dragons for three years and served his
time faihfuy-ha he with him several months
Staten Island and had charge of his baggage Sc and
always perfectly honest and rustwory-ihut ne went with
him Florida orderly sergeant. with HIM IN bat
1le and good soldier and brave, courageous


After charge by the the jury found the accused
guilty, and recommended him mercy.


Mary Murphy tried indictments for burg
larry in the st and the other in the Sd degree in breaking
into the dwelling of John Weller No "A Princes;Icct
the night of the 29th November last and stealing sundry
articles of clothing &c. and the other for burslaousy
terng the of the person the night at No
5G3 Broadway and stealing Some tancy nrcr- such 's
boxes, pn-cushos &c. The house found on fire at
half past four o'clock the morning which eXnsus
ed tie keys which had bee left the table gone and
the basement door was found OPEN


On going the found open and one OF the keys
taken im the table of the house which found IN the
door of the Some boxes &c. missed om the
Mr. Wcller shut up the again AMI left The
he of will
ing concerned in the burglary the prisoner Wces
house aud took home shawl that had been stolen hcrcron
the Righ; of the fire.


Wachman Garland dcposed ,hu, he, with Wa,chnlan
Ross, going home from the Watch-housc Bridget
Hickey and whom he believed be prisoner but
positively certain, standing the door OF the
saying they belonged there, had been u out and him
put his hand and unslcn The door, which he did and
they entered and down. and Mr. Garland left hc there
Officer Hochcr arrested the prisoner and found Of the
dresses stolen from Weicrs house. her person under
another dress and some tinscl such used Wcers
store in the attic of prisoners house.


For defence John Brush fireman, dcposcd that he lived
in part of the house with prisoner who washed for him
That he called up BY three several alarms of fire. all
of which he and got home the last time about o'clock
the norningd go bed but went 10 prisoner Tor
his clothes which she gave him-hcard Bridget Hickey
turned away from Murphys house the night before. The
morning of the fire Bridget Hickey brought Two baskets with
boxes of cohng Murphy and gave several boxes
and dress the prisoner the night OF the tIc Whcn
the fire mentioned Bridget with her baS&ets
and caught by witness il the Second Avenue


Prisoner proved good character Tor five years The
jury found her not guilty.


Police OYF!cg.-BXrglory--0n Monday morning early
Peter Jackson arrested in lear>irccr. Madison
with kegs Of butter his possession. and for which he
arrested and detained mentioned in our paper
of yesterday.


Yesterday Mr.. James Mills Of -lhc INN of Thenas H.
Mills & Son of No 2lS Fron,-s,f9ct, the Police
Office and made affidavit that their No. 2S Front
street had been entered burgaousy, between Saturday
i,N n-, Of the