POLICE COURT.— Monday. [Before T. Beckham, Esq., R.M.]

DRUNKENNESS. Jeremiah Cooper, Robert Goose, Thomas Savage, Thomas Carter, Thomas Reid, P«ter Bulloy, Henry Donnelly, James Johnston, John George, and Archi bald Campbell were sererally convicted of drunken nest and received the usual punishment. EMBEZZLEMENT. Jesse Cole was brought up on remand on a charge previously preferred against him by Mr. Henry J. Wadham of failing to account for moneys, collected by him. The prosecutor failed to appear, and the prisoner was discharged. BREACH OF PASSKNGEBS ACT, 1855. There were two charges entered against Captain Thomas Scon, master of the 'Flying Cloud,' by Captain J. Williams, Emigration Officer, for a breach of the above ordinance. ' Mr. Brookfield appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Weston for defendant. Mr. Brookfield applied for an adjournment of the case until Friday next. His Worship asked if there was any chance of the yesiel getting out of her present position. Mr. Brookfield said he was afraid not. The only step that could be taken was to memorialise the Governor, which had been done. His Worship said it was a painful thing to see so many passengers placed in such a position for so long a period. The case wai adjourned until Friday next.
