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Harvesting. The reapers and Graders are ma
king havoc with the ripe wheat in Fairfax county,
Virginia. The merry song Of these gatherers Of
"bread" is heard in every field.


The horse attached to Mr.. John Fl. Smiths
barouche ran off last evening about o'clock,
in Z street, and brought up al D. Pumphrey's 3
livery stable minus one Of the fore wheels and
the two front standards Of the top broken. No
injury done 10 the young man 10 charge Of the
car riage except a few bruises.
CRlMINAL CouRr. June 25. lS47.-United
States VS.. negro Classy Williams--Larceny.- -
Stealing gold chain, the property of N. P.
Causne. jr. Not guilty. Wilson and Raiclifi
for prisoner. b
/, United States VS.. negro Warner-Assault.--


Charged with assaulting Mrs. John Allen.


Guilty. Motion in arrest Of judgment, that the
prisoner is slave. Swami and Raicf fol
prisoner.


United States VS.. negro George Hawkins


Larceny. Charged with stealing sundry arti


cles the property Of Samuel Carson. Verdict


guty--and the jury found the value Of the


articles stolen TO be $4 87a. Sentenced to foul


months imprisonment in the Jail. Hatclif fo'
prisoner. iA


United States VS.. negro Isabella Brown


Larceny Stealing one silk dress and one


calico dress, the properly Of Nelly Forrest


Not guilty, Ratclif and Wilson for prisoner,