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OUR'CIRcUIr CoURT.-We were prevented last week, by the length of legislative news, from continuing the synopsIs of mpo tint criminal cases tri'd at our Circuit Court. We add a few more to those already given.

 In the case of the State Marler, for the murder oi his brother, the jury returned verdict of euty but recommended him to mercy Goldthwaite, and Hayne & Mays for the defendant. Dr. Marer has since then, we understand, received the Governors pardon, and been discharged accordingly

 On Friday the l2tl, came on the trial of the State vs. linbbie, for the murder of BougIe. In which case the jury, after remaining in nearly week, at last brought in verdict of manslaughter, with De- nalty of Sl fine, and sixty days imprisonment Golthwaite and Hutchinson for the defendant

 During the following week, the case of the State vs. Schuesser, for the murder of Govrie, was called up. Verdict, mansaughter, with a penalty of 337 me, and eight months mprsonment Williams &. Satfold for the defendant

 The case of the State IIaiL ins for tho murder of Bonglie, came up on Monday last, and occupied two days. Verdict, guilty. Williams and Harris, appointed by ihe Court for the defendant.

 The of the State vs. Whittemore, as access sory to the same, has been continued.

 On Monday, the 22i, the County Court opened its session, Judge Bibb presiding but the business in that Court not sufficient to occupy the entire week.-f Montgomery Adv. 27ih.