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Reported for the New-York Tribune.


COURT OF SESSIONS, August le.-Before the Recorder,
Judges Lynch Noah and Aldermen Benson and Williams


The Court pronounced the following sentences:


Patrick Donahoe white and Zachaa Reed black convict
ed Of grand larceny stealing by burning $50 from George
Taylof were each the State Prison for years.


Mathew L. Banon convicted 81 grand larceny by burning
Jesse F. Goodyear of $50 sentenced TO the State Prison
for years.


breaking the pub house of Nh Duche corner o Ghsd
and Elizabeth sentenced the State Prison for year'


Charles Kelly convicted of burglary the 3D. degree break
ing the stable of Thomas West and stealing horse and
wagon sentenced the State Prison for years He has
been there before for years


John Doughey boy of IL convicted of grand arceny
stealing eery from the window of Mrs Hannah Ores
we'll sentenced TO the State Prison for years. He had
formerly been in the House of Refuge and escaped


Frederick Bart Christian Schab and Conrad Singer Ger
convicted of grand larceny, stealing IL hogs from Mrs
Agne sentenced to the State Prison each for years


Mary Hawkins convicted OF pei larceny, stealing Jewey
and watches from Samuel E. Hart, sentenced To the City
Prison for 30 days


James Flynn convicted of receiving stolen goois viz.
coats worth $50 which he purchased of boy for So So
the City Prison for 80 days. and fine OF $50


In the of Madame Reste the Court remarked that they
had received nfoa,on that the laid before
Supreme Court had received any
der from the Supreme Court for OF proceedings the
did receive such order by the first day OF tho next
they should proceed the sentence OF the prisoner


Disciarges-Wiam Henry black, indicted for grand lar
ceny against whom wines, appeared testify and Owen
Lee rshman, against whom there three several
plants bgarny beng marriages charged have
been committed by him in week but indictments found
against him. owing the appearance OF Witnesses
severally discharged by proclamation.


James Kelly charged with abandoning his WIFE, was also dis
charged from custody, no witnesses appearing.


The Grand Jury into Court with number of bills Of
indictment having heard and examined go complaints finding
63 bills, and dsnlssing 29 cOmpainants.


In dsmsng the Grand Jury the Recorder addressed them
and stated by zeal and industry they had disposed Of
business than any other Grand Jury had done this City
in the length having been only abou; eight days
The nnb service His Henor also adverted to the other
Ot
his duty do owing he stated the remarks of OF
the public journals who the habit OF charging them


witt, negligence and inatenion the performance OF their
duties Than which nothing could be unjust He said
must speak particularly language sf high approba
of interchangeable ZEAL unrng industry and ardent de-
votedness the District Attorney James K W hitting ESQ.,
the and arduous duties of his Office by which
thing possible and proper 10 be done was aecomPsed de
and ardent aud OF the Police department both
by day and by night their earnest endraTors detect and
the voator o the laws and tile dIsturbers the public
peace. His Honor remarked that he did this with Tie greater
pleasure nasmuch the public prints had unus taken
10 and charge with cupabe negligence all
those engaged in the administration execution OF the criminal
laws owing perhaps the ignorance OF those persons Of what
legitimate duties the officers engaged the criminal
department the public service For the contend
ed for by those pursued they would inevitably
terG defeat the objects OF the law bringing criminals
justice He said this in order epel the unjust OF
portion Of the and OF portion OF the people IN relation 10
the duties oil the public officers.


The Grand Jury then discharged w,h thanks and the
Court adjourned fox the term


POLICE OFFIcr-Rojbng a Money Drarer-A colo-ed
named Jacob " iams yesterday arrested and


t,ed stealing 5 ren the soneydraer Of Ivey H her
man, of Ridge and Divislonss


Iioeace 10 B0-Fredeck Garrett Yesterday
BY John a. Willis and John Tryon citizens for throwing
bune starter at small boy named Murphy. year, old
which hitting the head elled him the s,oun9 severely
injuriug him. he committed prison


4rrest Of the CAPTAIN oth CLopaQ-The Coroners jury
on "Wednesday having found cause
of the death Henry Ecko. James that hs death caused
by care.sness the part of Capt Isaac Dustan of the
steamer Cleopatra coming collision with the saboat he
Yesterday issued his for the Of
Capt Dusan and M Mhken the Deputy Coroner and officer
ievea proceeded his house Colubias and conducted
Capain the Police Office, where he held bail
$1,000 on charge negligence causing the death
OF E James fer his examination which ne
ample explanation of the OF the catastrophe
the upossibity AIS part avoiding without losing mis-
the rocks he gave the requisite OF ball. and
discharged.


CoRoyERs OFFIcE-Deatb by AccideHt-The Coroner yes
terday held an inquest the Cy Hospital the body OF
Richard Alexander coored aged 55. naive o. Maryland
The deceased engaged "Wednesday afternoon in letting
down bales feathers from the third loft OF the OF Tho
H Maghee Cedar-st and had repeatedly
down story the bales striking against
the sides the ,cutle that their descent the hrs
While engaged he accidentally fell head foremost through
the scue hole OF second floor the first toor and
taken up nsensble the Hospital o'clock
where he died in seven hours aierward
Dr. Greacen executed post examination and discov
cred blood under the Gcramaer and
stance of the brain causing aPope1y Verdic, thar de-
ceased his death by accidentally falling fran the 2d
the Cedar while employed lowering
bales of goods on the lin