Court Of Common Pleas, Tu...
; - uuL 'ncr m illS morming at itS usual timile. It was occupiedl during the first hour in attending to oppositiolns made to notices sf bail. Ooe of the aflidavits contained several asseverations, oot of fact, butof opinion, respecting the solveney of one pf thc persons of. iering to bccome bail; as, fbr instance, that he'believed tlfe bail to be a wortiless feUow; that he would not trust hin sixty farthiligs, much lefs aixty pounds; antl sinijiia. *The Couitr observed, that they were bound to anibnadvcrt upon this practice of oppesing ball upon mere declarations of' opinioni tley were not evidence, and ought not to be presente(i to the Court: if the opposition was to be of use, it must be tounded upon ftets, and not upan surmises, whicil niilitE often be malicious, and sometimes false. Tltev trusted that they shiould not have to notice this matter again. 'Plie Court was occupied till two o'clock In hearing speclal argu. ments of no public iminortanee. I UUKwr O)FX CO;;jMON Pll'EAAS, TUESDAY. NOv. 1C