CIVIL COURTS.
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TUESDAY, Dec 4.
In the Superior Court, yesterday, the Cooperation
brought against John W. Su!ter, keeping pre-
vous July last the Pearl aud Cros streets
for selling other places thon the pub markets
The COM 2iainant was ar. " am No.ck who saw hlu
sell a the i3,h May aud receive money
for aud, the .ita June. hand anobor per
but seeing m. whispered TO the individual win
went away without pnyigg for The penalty Of go
claimed for each offence The Counsel, FOR defend
ant moved or nonsuIt principally on the ground that
legislature had authorised the Corporation u ,ablsh
public markets but not sell The stalls high prices 10
ndsid aals aud thereby render them private property
The CoarI oycrrued Tor ncnsuit and declared
its belief that the Law con,tiu ona. Judgement for
plainti1' III SlOC, ana cents costs.


In the H. :. CircupCourt action was brought by Mr.
George NJ. on.ey against sir. C"rts Collector, 10 re
coyor the bounty 500 bb. Ieducd sugar which hso
been expor,c1 by him which the Collector refused 10
psy necessary documents having been presented
to HIM 1t was shown that the surveyor had WITHHELD the
necessary certificate, but tins declared by the Court
TO have been no fault of Collector and nohsut
ordered.


The Grand Jury presented truc bills against WIN. Jack
son for larceny on the high Aaron Smith for max
ing an attack With gerous ~eSpon d. T. Swain and
Edw Park for revolt; Peter OBien and Chsrles Shep
perd, for perjury on enlis;ing


Three of prisoners then arraisncd who pe-d-
cd not guilty.