General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmajge and Aldermen Bunting an,
Dickinson.
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NJ C. PATERSON, Esq District Attorney.


SkPT. THE Of Peter Walker The trial Of this
ton Of Counsel for the Defence postponed till the
term Of the Court material witnesses absent.
Grand Larcsny.-A female named Winnfred Finney
wasIred for grand larceny In stealing on the night OF
the a4h OF last month, $246 from Carstn Meyer OF No.
Elm street.


The complainant aeposed that the prisoner invited him
into house No 81 Orange street the night In question
and while he In her company she secretly distracted
and then replaced it, first having stuffed full Of worth
less bank bills.


Officer Cochrane arrested the prisoner. and found the
money at the house put up In her stocking


The jury found the prisoner guilty, and the court
fenced her to the State Prison for years.


AssAuLTIvG LANDLORD AND OrrrcER.-M Matthew
Yates and his wife, indicted for assault and battery
on Thomas Stephenson, whilst assisting City Marshall
cess beating him on the head with club and other
lent Stephenson the landlord OF Yates and his
wife Brant also beaten


The jury found the accused both guilty and the Court
application. postponed sentence till uesday next.


Dsordrfy House james Trainor was tried for keeping
dsorderly house in Walker street. between Christi,
and Forsyth streets. commonly called the "Sawdus
House, spartan Hall where dsorderly conduct fro
Henry Hallenbcck Benjamin Downs, and others testi
6ed to the noisy character OF the o this house
and that fights took place. andhe watch frequently called
On the other hand Il stated that the honse la ry ha6
kept more quietly and orderly since Tranor had
been the lessee A watchman named Blake deposed tina
the evening 4h OF July while passing the house
he knocked down and much hurt. Henry Gabb
who lives opposite 20 tho house. stated persons
sanly in front OF the house, were noisy 20
ing In and OF the house at intervals but IL KEEP
like other porter houses. Michael Hughes, elderly
gentleman, who lives opposite stated that he In
wise were his family, annoyed by the noise proceed
ing from the house,


The Jury acquitted the accused.
Adjourned to Monday next ct II o'clock, A. NJ