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JUDGE GRIDLEY.-The Utica correspondent of the Courier gives the following anecdote, in ilustra- ton of Judge Gridley's passlon--as It may well be caled-for despatch of business.

 Immediately upon the officers being sworn to att tend the jury their room and before they had left the Court room he commanded silence, and address ing the clerk said "CalI the next case, Mir. Clek- empanne jury," and thai just at the close of the eighth day of trial during which he had presided sixteen hours each day. The lawyers perfectly unprepared for such of conduct, but they knew he not to be triied with, they hastily des patched messengers for their papers and witnesses, and in less than twenty minutes the Court was again occupied with case involving some eighty hun dred dollars.