General Sessions.

Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Jackss
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Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Jackson


and Williams.


NJ C. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney.


Der. THE October term Of this Court commenced
its session this day.


The Calendar for The term is small comprising the fol-
lowing Forgery 3 Burglary 8; Grand Larceny
23Total 49, There nine cases from last term not
disposed of.


The Grand Jurors called and sworn, follows
Henry Erben, foreman Andrew q Bininger, William
Bunker Philip Doane, Thomas ,lau, Samuel Frost
Wood Gibson, Elias Hatfield Philip Henry Chandler L.
Ingersoll, Matthew Morgan, Robert MCGEE, Walter
Mead, William Reed Walter Sparks George g. Taylor,
John Westervelt, William w. Wetmore and John II
Williams-Total l9.


The Charge The Recorder proceeded to charge the
Jury relative their general duties under the laws Of
the State and dwelt particularly the election laws
and punishment Of illegal or fraudulent voters.


Petit Jurors thrtythree out Of eighty four petit
jurors, who we're summoned, answered to their names


Case of John Sullivan, the BurgarThis case was on
the calepdar for trial. but application OF Mr. Russell
his counsel 1t postponed until Tuesday OF next week
Posfponements other applications for post
ponement If trials made, when the District Auor
ney stated that he intended 10 try Mr. Schermerhorn the
secretary Of the Oce6n Insurance Company for embez
element VIM Davis for releasing Hoag, and Graham B
Hoap for aiding n his escape during the term and
postponed ia this manner he should not be able
to perform the duties incumbent upon him.


Gambling Indictrnents-Wm. M. Price, Esq counsel
fer several par les indicted for winning money by gam.
bling, nted several points raised by him demur
against the indictments which answered by the
District Attorney decision will be given by the cour,
in day or two.


The court then adourned till this morning at II o'clock