Constable Doran, sworn, deposed : I produce two rugs which I got in the house of John Duncan, and one blanket I took from off the prisoner in the earns house. John Duncan, sworn, deposed t lam a sawyer, between 5 and 6 o'clock last evening prisoner brought to my house a quilted rug. About an hour afterwards he brought a second rug. He offered to give me one-. I went to look for a policeman, and returned home with two. About three quarters of au hour afterwards prisoner returned with a white blanket wrapped around him. The police who were outside came ihto the house and arrested him. They took the blankets away with them. There is a blanket at my house now, which Mr. Dunbar claimed, but I do not know how it came there. I never saw it in my house until tho prisoner came last night. Prisoner has been living in the same house with me. Ho occupied a room with a man named Phillips. I saw defendant go into the room in which he sleeps, when he came in last evening. Alexander Dunbar, having examined the blankets produced, stated that they ware his property. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and stated that he was drunk at the time. Sentenced to be im prisoned for six months with hard labour. Friday, June 23. [Before Josiah Flight, Esq., R.M.] Drunkards. Joseph Hutchinson, George Lamb, and Charles RobinsMi, wore charged with being drunk in New Plymouth on the 22nd instant. Ths first named was mulcted in the sum of ss. and costs ; and tho other two, (being their second offence) 10s. and coats, or each and severally to be im prisoned for 48 hours. LiARCENYt Joseph Nash, private 70th Regt., was charged on information with having stolen from the drapery shop of Mrs. Mary Ross, Devon-line* between the hours of seven and eight o'clock on Tuesday evening, the 20th instant, a striped shirt. The prisoner pleaded guilty and this being his second offence of larceny before tho Court, he was sentenced to six months' imprisonment with hard labor. Obtaining a passage under False Pretencesj Joseph Greaves, seaman, was charged by Mr. Alfred Horsey, purser of the steamship Otago, with a breach of the Steam Navigation Act in travelling from Nelson to New Plymouth > with out having naid his faro. 