THE TRIBUNE.

Deferred
CITY INTE 6 K N G E.
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BANKRuprcY.-The Court opened pro forma Oh
Tuesday and adjourned. Except denying the peton o.
Mes.rs Amory and Leeds for final discharge thsy a'iH
made preereuces) and denying the discharge oi '%i
McBurney, marble cutter, principally on the slounN -
not having stated his house 70
was built by himself and brother Alexander '
Court has done yeiy little IN bankruptcy io' ' @
four or FIVE weeks The Calendar Will be taken up Tooaoy
after the adjournment OF the Circuit.


COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge iHeRAHAM.


p A. and J. Curtis, oS. Margaret Smlth-Thc
l,ie are silk dealers aud sold defendant, who kept
al 5se Broadwara quantity of goods on Credit Sh
denies that she liable and that her mothoF kept the
store The Jury from the testimony did not SO consider IT,
and found for plaintiffs


U. STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge EErrs.


Jacob Yates, Mate of the ship Oxford, plead
guilty Yesterday TO the charge Of smuggling He wall BE-
brought uo in day or two Tor sentence


MAYORS OFFICE. .BETonE HoH ROBERT H MoRRls.
Sayre os. Shannon.-Thc Mayor, we under
stand has decided hold defendant bail the charge Of
Improperly swearing hs Sessions thar complainant had
committed an assault and battery upon him, sc.