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The Courts. --Only some three or four cases were brought before the Mayor on Saturday morning, none of which were of a character to interest the public. In Judge Lyons's Court, civil matters entirely were disposed of, the criminal docket having been swept off on Friday. Several habeas corpus cases were called up before Judge Halyburton, of the Confederate Court; but, the parties not being ready to go into examination, they were continued.

rning. Fines were imposed on several parties for failures to comply with the requirements of the ordinance relative to reporting the names of parties to whom their servants have been hired; after which, the court adjourned. Before Judge Halyburton, of the Confederate States District Court, several cases of habeas corpus, involving discharges from the military service, were called, but a further continuance being asked for by counsel, they were postponed. Nothing was done in Judge Lyons's Court, the docket having been gotten through with for the January term several days since. In the Richmond Circuit Court, Judge Meredith, in the matter of petitions for writs of Habeas corpus of L. H. Walke, Ed. M. Morgan, James Roane and James Pearce, praying to be relieved from service in Colonel Danforth's regiment, second-class militia, under joint resolution of the Legislature, the parties were thus brought into court, and, upon a hearing, bailed until the 4th of February next

nsequence of that reply to the overtures of M. de Meyendorff that the announced visit of the Czarewitch was countermanded. The French and Papal Governments have concluded a telegraph treaty.--After New Year's day, a simple dispatch from Paris to Rome, and vice versa, will cost only five francs instead of thirteen francs and fifty centimes. The municipal elections just over in Prussia have all resulted in the success of Liberal candidates. A Paris letter in the Salut Public of Lyons says: "Do you know the history of the seven hundred and eighty galley slaves whom the Holy See is about to restore to Italy? Mm. Pisanelli and Peruzzi had thought proper to restore to the Holy See about two hundred convicts belonging to the provinces comprised in the present domain of St. Peter. Cardinal Antonelli, not over grateful for this indirect recognition of the Pope's temporal sovereignty, then called on the Italian Government to accept delivery of seven hundred and eighty convicts

d thus furnished. The following is the list: Allen, William C. 1 Belcher, John 1 Cosby, J. W. 1 Carrington, Colonel 1 Cohn, Jacob 1 Christian, Ann 1 Deitrick, William A. 1 Duval, Samuel S. 1 Duval, miles. 1 Ellett, A. L. 1 Edmunds, Robert 1 Ford, A. J. 1 Garnett, William F. G. 1 green, B. W. & Sons 2 Haxall, Boling 1 Heckler, V. 1 Hughes, John C. 1 Higginbotham, E. J. 1 Johnston, Thomas 1 Kerr, Mrs. & Robert Maxwell 1 Knight, William C. 2 Lyons, James 1 Lersner 2 Leake, T. C. 2 Lawson, Peter 1 Maynard, J. C. 4 Omohundro's S. Estate 1 Paleske, C. G. 1 Poe, John 1 Payne, Robert 1 Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad company 1 Randolph, William B. 2 Shields, John C. 1 Schutte, Richard 1 Stearns, Frank 1 Taylor, M. S. 1 Tinsley, Reeves 1 Wickham, John 1 Winston, James 1 Werth, John J. (agent) 5 Westham Iron Works 15 hospitals. Louisiana Hospital 1 Camp Lee 1 Camp Winder Hospital

Judge Lyons's Court. --Before Judge Lyons's Court yesterday, the habeas corpus case of Hugh A. Hicks was taken up and argued till a late hour, when the further consideration of the matter was postponed till this morning. Judge Lyons's Court. --Before Judge Lyons's Court yesterday, the habeas corpus case of Hugh A. Hicks was taken up and argued till a late hour, when the further consideration of the matter was postponed till this morning.

That when he says that is the fact, he has the power to hang, roast, broil, banish or stew every person in the United States. (See Lincoln to Corning and others.) 21. That if the State Governors and Legislatures don't suit him, the provost-marshal will keep them in order. (See New York Times) 22. That by touching "a bell" Lincoln has more power than any one, aside from the Almighty, has ever attempted to exercise on earth, and that all his pimps have just as much. (See Seward to Lyons, and Burnside to the Judge.) 23. That it is the duty of white men to marry sooty wenches. (See Eider Tilton.) 24. That all men ought to have niggers marry their daughters. (See Bishop Judkins.) 25. That love for the mate blacks consists in putting them where David put Uriah. (See Port Hudson and Morris Island.) 26. That Hannibal was a nigger. (See Solicitor Whiting.) The corollary would seem to be that when we die we should go to a lamp-black Heaven.-- N. H. Democra

Bailed. --On account of the condition of Wm. St. George Gunn's health — he being afflicted with a severe case of the camp itch, and therefore likely to communicate it to the other prisoners,--Judge Lyons has admitted him to bail in the sum of three thousand dollars. --Gunn was arrested some time since, and committed to Castle Thunder, on the charge of running off negroes to the Yankees.

Hustings Court. --The Hustings Court of Magistrates disposed of the following business yesterday: Frank Morris, alias Hermann, was arraigned on the charge of murdering and robbing Michael Rourke, and the Court, being of opinion that the evidence against the prisoner was of a decided character, sent him on for trial before Judge Lyons. Malissa J. Parmature, charged with stealing two hundred dollars in Confederate notes from Bickerton W. Saunders, was also sent on for trial. Aner, slave of Francis Gathright, charged with burglariously entering, in the night time, the house of William Palmer, and stealing therefrom six thousand dollars' worth of silverware, provisions, etc., was ordered to be sold beyond the limits of the Commonwealth.

Hustings Court. --The fourth day's proceedings of the session of the Hustings Court of Magistrates will be found below: Eliza, slave of Edward Stiff, charged with poisoning Augustus Kuper, son of Frederick Kuper, was discharged, the evidence being insufficient to warrant the detention of the accused. Jas. E. Robinson and Thaddeus A. R. Hopkins, charged with stealing a watch from J. A. Lafitte, were sent on for examination before Judge Lyons. Wm. Clayton, charged with stealing two hundred and twenty dollars from Martha J. Crawford, was discharged. David J. Childress, charged with aiding in the escape of a negro slave, was sent on for examination before the Hustings Court. The Grand Jury brought in indictments against Francis Leidermeyer, Jas. E. Robinson, John F. Chambers, Christian Bergin, J. H. Sherman, Henry Beckman, D. J. McCormack, F. W. Hagemeyer and Christian Euker, charged with keeping drinking saloons, where liquor is sold without a license.

Judge Lyons's Court. --The February term of Judge Lyons's Court commenced yesterday. The Grand Jury was sworn in, with John W. Purcell as foreman. After being charged by the Judge they retired, and at 3 o'clock came into court with indictments for felony against the following parties: Joseph Johnson, Frank Morris, aliasHerman, alias Meinham; Isaac Jacobs, Samuel Clark, Melissa J. Palmateure, George W. Berry, David Childrey, Asa Perrin (three cases), John Munn, Henry Smith, A. A. ThoJudge Lyons's Court commenced yesterday. The Grand Jury was sworn in, with John W. Purcell as foreman. After being charged by the Judge they retired, and at 3 o'clock came into court with indictments for felony against the following parties: Joseph Johnson, Frank Morris, aliasHerman, alias Meinham; Isaac Jacobs, Samuel Clark, Melissa J. Palmateure, George W. Berry, David Childrey, Asa Perrin (three cases), John Munn, Henry Smith, A. A. Thompson, William Daley and Catherine Collins. The Grand Jury were then discharged till Thursday. The cases of Johnson and Clarke will be tried to-day.