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case of the United Statesvs. Samuel A. Suydam (or an attack on Mir. Alsear tt Niblo's Gardens, some months ago,-the particulars of which were related at the tine.l called il the U. s. Circuit Court at New York on Saturday, and was postponed on account of the absence ofwo material witnesses, of whom has gone South, and the oher Miss Selinda Stewart, had left for EurPe by the Great Western. It seems from letter winch Miss Stewart wrote just before her departure, that she had but recently re- turned from Paris, and that summons witness was the first welcome she received her home. She resolved Ff once, to go back again, preerring the horrors of voyage ai this worst seasonof the year, rather than be made the object of attraction to a crowded Court room ohimpertinent people, and suffer the unpleasentness ota severe examination by pack of mpe rtnent awyrs all te details of which must be spread over the daily papers"