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CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.


Albert B. Van Cott, Us. William II. Sharpe
Action for Grim ConDoma2es laid $40 OOe.Ths case
contiruei.-Robert w Flanagan baker. testified
witnessing ndecae conduct the part Of defendant, before
Mrs. Van Cott, and attempting 10 kiss her. Miss Caroline
Lockwood gave similar testimony Had Shape sitting
Mrs Van Cote, lap and kissing her neck also knew them
BE- after the family had retired late night &c
George Badger testimony, seeing Mr.. Van Cott
feqenly kiss other ladies than his wife. Mary Huntley
(foruefiy Miss idl) testified 10 Mir Sharpe being admitted
TO Mrs Van Colts bedroom while the latter was dressing
knowing him have frequently kissed her 10 have sent wit
away ns erand, when they Mrs an Cott
Shap) together and OCCASION she ound the
doors fast her Sharpe generally came TO the house
in Orchard street when Mr. Van Cett absent Has seen
signal hanging from tie window. Saw Shape and Mrs.
Van Cot in the stable Wilms5urxh under suspicious
circumstances, sc.


The case will be resumed to day.


q. STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge BETrs.


Preserved Ca ge, otherwise George Gaige)
arragned charge forged Treasury


Five seamen recently belonging to the bark La
Grange placed trial charged with attemptto
rev at during voyage fiom Bordeaux, The will be
continued this forenoon.


SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge VANDERrooL.


Madame De La Have VS.. The Rev. Antoine
VerranTh- anonymous letters charging the plaintiff
with n;emperance and grossly ndeicate conduct at
mtted evidence and proved to be the handwriting OF Mr.
Verel Mr.. Whiting viii open for the defence this forenoon.
COURT OF SEsSlONs..... Before the RECORDER and


Aldermen ScoLEs and LEE.


TRIAL FOR FALSE PRETENcE.-The trial of Ed
F. Burke obtaining S327 worth Of goods b. false
peence N-ssrs Benson Fish, ia Front street. III Au-
gust last was resumed the part OF the defence.


The testimony closed and w. NJ. Plice summed up Tor
defence with his usual ability.


He was followed by joseph l. White, ESD who was re-
tanned by the creditors behalf Of the prosecution and who
clear succnc aba agumentatve and eloquent manner,
summed up tho for the peopedwe!ng with great EN-
pass the importance the community and 10 he cause
public justice of punishing By their verdict such frauds
these.


The Recorder charged the jury the law and facts this
expouudng the law aud applying II 10 the facts OF the
case, which he re-sated az given IN evidence.


The Jury rered and after absence of three quarters Of
ar hour returned into Court with verdict of Guilty


The prisoner was then ordered stand committed for
tence unless he 600 unexceptonabe hail. Not giving
the required bail, he was committed.


The Grand Jury came into Court with num-
Der of bills and returned their deliberations,


FoRFEIruREs.-Sarah Brown, indicted for pc
tit larceny William OBrien, for isdemeanor resisting
Officer and John Getty for assault and batterscverey
eautng appearance their recognZances forfeited


The Court adjourned.