For stealing a mule.

Jim Donegan,
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 The testimony was conclusive against the accused and the prosecuting attorney declined summing up.

 Magistrate lou must speak on this case, or d-n me- I'l discharge the criminal. Ton can't come II over old Jefers by laying low and playing dummy. My judgment s that the prisoner stole the mule; but as he is poor man, this entirely does away with the criminal intention which constitutes theft broth- CT Bill used to say in the Jarseys, in similar cases, and brother Bill was first chop lawyer.

 Then, as there was criminal intention, the mule will belong to the prisoner, who will be discharged on paying the costs of prosecution The prosecuting attorn ' will be sent of to the brg* two days for contempt of court, in not arguing the and pro- ducina the law The court will now adjourn all ca ses on the docket til more arrives from New Or leans, for tbe court prefers ice in liquor this hot weather; and the parties must bring fl in liberally when it arrives. or they will be erased from the docket. Them's old Jeffers' sentiments. Nov slope!''-[C Chicago American.

 aThe brig is an old hulk which was driven ashore in lsS7-the hold of which, in the absence of better modation, is used for ajail.