There seems to be nolmistake about the earmarks, which it is proved are not Busch's, but Bell's. Re garding the covering up of the sheep when in, the cart, you will have to consider whether they were covered np with the intention xrf hiding them, or merely to protect them from, .the sun, aa the defenoe sets forth. When sheep are mustered on> run, the neighbors are generally expected to come and take their drafts, but in this instance these sheep of Bell's were sent away before anyone came to draft. The fact, too, of a head being found with the ears cut off looks very ugly, especially if you believe the head belonged to the carcase that was sent away. You must be satisfied that prisoner held the sheep with intent to Steal- If you have any doubt on this point you must give the prisoner the benefit of it; but if you think he intended to appropriate the sheep to his own use you must bring in s> verdict of guilty. The jury retired at 4*5 and at 5 O'olook returned with a verdict of " Guilty." There being another case against the prisoner he was remanded, and the Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning. This Day. Joseph Busch was charged with killing a sheep with intent to steal the carcase. Mr Harley appeared for the prisoner, who pleaded Bnilty. His Honor, addressing tha prisoner, said he was very sorry to have to pass sentence on a settler. The sentence of the Court was that he be imprisoned for 2 years with hard labor > in this case, and for a similar term for the charge of sheep stealing for which he was found guilty yesterday, the sentences to be concurrent. Mr Fell then withdrew the charge of larceny of the carcase of a sheep against Busoh, and the prisoner was removed. - '. Queen v. MoLaugmun. * Henry MoLaughlin was charged with the larceny of £25. Mr Pitt appeared for the prisoner, who pleaded not guilty. The following jury was sworn in :— W& H. Ddyle, W. Walker, J. Baker, T. Field, J. Btaarty T. Leonard, J. Hood. C. Larkins, J. Luting; F. Bjgglekow, H. Liviok, and H. Miller,. Mr C. Larkins was seleoUd foreman. 