Mary Greenwood, for assaulting Mary Nc
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Mary Greenwood, for assaulting Mary Nc
Connell, was fined $40 and costs.


Edwd. Mcclellan, for assaultng DIR. Lewis
Damman, was fined $40 and costs


The States Attorney stated that he had been
unable to procure sufficient testimony to au-
thorize him to go into trial of Thos Buck
ley, indicted as party to the killing of watch
man Mcintosh; and lie therefore ordered the
clerk TO enter him as ''not guilty.


The Court directed the warden of the Jail to
bring to the bar Sam Jones, VIM Free6erger,
and Chas. Brown, found guilty of "murder in
the second degree, " in producing the death of
watchman Alexander Mcintosh, They were
according y arragned, and after brief address
from Judge Nsbet, sentenced to be confined in
the penitentary till the cd of August, 1853.


Richard Martin, found guilty Of "man-
slaughter" in producing the death of Ann
Short, trem severe beating, was sentenced to
the Penitentiary, till the I'd ofAugust, lS49.


The States Attorney stated that there was
no other business ready at the present term,
and the petit jury was finally discharged. Ths
Court adjourned till Saturday, 10 o'clock, A. NJ.