Sttpbbmb Gotjbt.—The criminal seesions of the Supreme Court opened at 11 a.m. By the withdrawal of the two charges of libel in the cases of Begina v Ivess and Begina v Fenwick, and one of obtaining money under false pretences,. Begina v Michael Murphy, the calendar was reduced to thirteen cases. In the case of Begina v Henry Ma3on and Wm. Palmer, for placing an obstruction on the line of the Bakaia and Ashburton Forks Railway, his Honor raised a point as to the framing of the indictment. After some argu ment his Honor decided to allow the pri soners to bail to appear at the next session, his Honor in the meantime consulting the authorities and his brother judges. In the case of Begina v Fredk. Sandberg for larceny, the prisoner pleaded " Guilty," and the pro secutor asking for meroy, his Honor sen tenced the prisoner to one day's impri sonment. In the case of Begina v John O'Brien for horse-stealing, the Sry found the prisoner guilty, and his onor sentenced him to imprisonment for two years with hard labor. In Begina v Peter Martin, indecent a ssault, the jury re turned a verdict of guilty, and his Honor sentenced hjun to five months' imprisonment with hard labor, and to be twice whipped during the period, twenty-five lashes being given at eaoh whipping. In the case of Be gina v Bernard Neary, laroeny, the prisoner was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment with hard labor. In Begina v Hudson, lar ceny, the prisoner was sentenced to ten years' penal servitude. In Begina v Russell and Walsh, laroeny of a cheque and receiving the same, the prisoners were sentenced to ten years and five yeara' penal servitude respectively. The Grand Jury were discharged, having completed their labors. Just after the dis charge of the Grand Jury depositions in the case of Begina v Barringer, embezzlement, arrived. His Honor said that the Besident Magistrate might have notified that a case likely to result in a committal was before the Besident Magistrate's Court, when he would have asked the Grand Jury to return next day. As it was, the prisoner must remain for three months for trial. 