Jastiee.--The last Skeneateles Telegraph mentions the case of fellow who vas pros ecoted for detaining person on the road un- necessarily, by driving slow and turning oc- cas'onally, so as to prevent the other from passing. The justice very properly rendered Judgment against the defendant, on the ground mat man who drives faster than one before nm has "n undOubted right to pass. if there room' and whoever prevents, by turning sIner on one side or the other, is liable to pay damages for detention.