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Judge Noah.-The following, from the Courier is an anecdote characteristic of this gentleman:

 In the Court of Special Sessions, yesterday, a named John Fisher was brought up for some trifing ofence for trial. His wife, beautiful wo- man, more than seventeen years of age, appeared at the bar, with infant in her arms, as an advo- cate for her husband. She dressed plainly, and by no means in the height of fashion. Her presence, her youth, her child and her tears had softening effect upon the court Her husband was discharged and left the room. The young wife fingered behind to sob out few sentences of gratitude. Judge No- ah spoke td her few kind words, and enquired o her, are you really destitute you appear, and is that your child!" (. As there is God" replied the poor creature, it's all true. Since my husband has been in jail for trifingly offending against the dig nity of landlord, the latter, the nhuman monster has turned me and my child out of doors, and re- tains for his rent, as he claims, our little a Fol four days have subsisted R the open air, depending wholly upon the cold charity of such as chanced tl pass by betimes."

 This was more than Judge Noah could stand With his face concealed from the gaze of the speca tors to hide an evident emotion, he beckoned to the poor woman, who, she approached him, he shp. ped into her hand five dollar note which he drew from his pocket wishing her better success and hap piness hereafter. She left the court with an altered counlenance. The Judge adjusted his speclaces called the court to order and the business proceeded