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We have mentioned the acquitta of B. W. Green ol the indictments against him for fraud, in the Superior Court at Richmond. The Compiler says that when the jury returned with the verdict of not giilty--"to the shame of Richmond, and to the everlasting disgrace of Judicial Authority, yell of applause burst forth from the densey crowded auditory which deles description now it did then all effort to espress if, Upon the Clerks pronouncing the verdict o tale Jury, the Commonwealth's Attorney r.. npiiy reainded the Court and Officers that the

 issl. still in custody upon other indictments, al. the Court accordingly renauded hils jail. The prisoners counsel then proposed to offer bal, but the Court refused to entertain the proposition, leaving for the General Court which sits in a few days. The whole scene one of shameful confusion owing to the disturbance of bystanders."