



Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Mott and
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Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Mott and


Dickinson.


MATTHEW C PATERSON, Esq, Acting District Attorney


MONDAY, Sept 1.-The September term cf this court
commenced with full calendar. The court room has
been reed and furnished, improving its general appear
ance and adding to the comfort OF the bench the bar the
press and spectators.


Grand Jurors Bache McEvsrs, florist foreman Jared
r. Adee, merchant Daniel Boyd shoe maker; John C..
Brown, builder Miles Chambers tailor Joseph P.
Dean, gentleman; James B. Garretson cabinet maker !;
Samuel B. Carton, merchant John w. How. baker |;
Thomas jeremiah, butcher Henry b. Knapp, gentle
man John Mcclure, grocer; John Mills machinist !;
Jonathan Purdy carPenter Jeremiah Skdmore coal
chant; James L. Stratton, merchant; James Webb,
builder; Thomas Wallace brass founder; Matthias
Blo0dgood.-Total 49,


They were briefly charged by the Recorder and retired
to their for the transaction Of public business


The CALENDAR-The following cases of crime are to
bedsposed Of viz murder assault and battery with in
tent to kill d highway robbery ?; burglary Il forgery
grand larceny III attempt to steals aiding in prisoners
escape Il petit larceny i2d oence)I false pretences Il
assault and battery keeping disorderly house Total
81. Of new cases Old previously convicted a. in
dicted 7; abandoning his family l. Total IL; in all old
and new cases, a.


Sentence of alexander HoagThis notorious man was
arragned for sentence the first business of the Court
Upon being asked what he had to say why sentence
should not be him replied in his usual sneak
ing, cowardly manner that he had not been properly
tried and that his counsel Lad not rendered him full JUS
tice in his defence.
the law remarkng that his counsel had performed their
duty in every respect, and that the conviction in
strict accordance &C., with the testimony and law that 60
at Sing Sing for five years. being the full term in the
power of the Court He taken to his abode in
the afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Brennan


Grand Larceny-A fellow named Owen Jones,
tried second time the charge Of grand larceny in
stealing forty gold sovereigns from Wm Jeaes Of II
Front street, on the 18Th Of June last The jury
able agree at the former trial. also at this and they
were discharged. Jones remanded to prison, but
will probably be dismissed to- day.


The Court then djourned till IL o'clock this morning
The Special Sessions meet at Q.