Court OF Sessions.

R.Eoro the Recorder and Aldermen ScHEIFFELN and SEA
NAN NJ c. PATERSON, Esq District Attorney.
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Before the Recorder and Aldermen scarIrrELs and SEA-
MAN nj. c. PATERSON, Esq. District Attorney.


THE CALENDER of Crimes aud Misdameenors
ms follows assault and battery with latent to kill q rape, l.
burglary g. grand laIcepy & sceyng M stolen good, mot


Sc as.ss e Of s to be disposed M
previously convicted q preyg,9usI lndIced wlinesse


Grand Jury.-Oa calling the roll, q persons
answered of the Is summoned Grand Jurors. The follow.


sworn %gd Sy % 5IemsS a sSe bnse % 8 pnS s
Gabriel O. Amnux. Nathaniel Boyd Abraham C. Bamere.
Mem H.nIy p.sph n9Tsj &
George Morgan. Joseph NJ MG5sh W'an p Mess James
Sew1rt Etinghun Townsend Wliam c. White and James
NJ Alderman , Schie1elin charged the Jury on their
onroprnte ducand also the subject OF the laws govern.
ing Grand Jures He spoke PARTICULARLY and strongly o. the
n more Especially oil those who urge and induce the gno.
nnt the unway and the mbece TO vote IN violation ui law
and punished He spoke Of the hard ships attending peHons
convicted und imprisoned for crime who ~ coming out the
employment whereby they ne compeed to relapse into
OF etSrmatoa. lie no suggested propfety Of law to
my prisoners the State Psnn for all erwprk that they
hTs might have the living lor lime after eir
until they could Obtain homes lnd employment The


Out of "a GRIND Jurors, 81 appeared TO serve


eadnece lnss @GIs eSa esch ss'e Jurors 0' 0a


Case Of Eduard Fearaan.-The District Attor-
ney stne the Court that since the conviction of Feanan
son. ard in whose the verdict has been sci asdehe had
communication from OF The Jurors who tired
Fenrpan stating that from what had transpire they did
believe him guilty The District Attorney stated that the
testimony his opinion sufficient Feanan
and as he had taken active port and beea nstn
mental in the re-arest of oppy, who prison, he
te District Attorney should deem II to be his duty. TO enter
,ole proseqm the case, which accordingly entered,
and FeaYnan discharged from his recognzGnces.


Irnt for Burglary Augustus Nicholls was
tried for burglary the 81 degree in breaking into the
ors shop of Jacob Lnorge Ia Christopher ST. the night of
he l4th Octebe with intent to steal He found in the
shon with light and behind the couHer by Mr. Lnorge, who
nrreed him. and found skeleton key at the with which
The premises Supposed entered. The Jury found
the accused guilty. md the Court sentenced him TO the State
Prison for years and b months


Case of William Daris, late Deputy Keeper
Of the CITY Prison. convicted Of aiding and nbettns the
cape of the convict Hoag The District Attorney and
gave that Tomorrow morning he should move The Court
10 nrss sentence the case He remarked that he had
cei.ed no Of Of proceedings issued by the Su
he think there could be tenabe grounds
FOR my exceptions the matter The Court stated that they
entertained the motion OF the Dct Attorney and should
proceed pass sentence Tomorrow


TIE Case of James Ho,card convicted of en-
h.zzlnr monies belonging the Corporation while acting
MoTor's Isl Slanha-The District Attorney stated that he
h., thnt previous to his coming into office bill of
sycenon had been prepared but further steps had been
IN Ken i'm the matter far he knew, he considered
bs action should be had in the case and therefore gave
lice that he should move for judgment at an early day


Adjourned TO Tuesday, at II O'Clock, A. NJ.