New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

Tn CorRr az ERRoRs.-The recent decision
Of the Supreme Court sustaining in every poin; the
proceedings Of the Wig Common Council in this
city and cosdemning most pointedly. Illegal, the
violent and di.gaceful course of the Mayor and
his ninons is 10 be reviewed in the Ceurt of f.
rors on Monday next. We have not the least
doubt that it will be affirmed by an overw holmins
majority. The record, we understand, has been
made up-.tating fairly the undouhted facts IN the
case; all irrelevant matter sought 70 BE- inirodsccd
BY Mr.. Cowdrey, has been ruled esi BY the Judges
Of the Court aud the whole question has been
made 20 re4t rpon its legal merits. In this state
Of the case we have mol the slightest doubt as to
the result The following affidavit, published IN
The papers Of yesterday, may show the influences
which are Invoked in behalf of Disorder and Cor
ruption, by the parri,ans 81 Mayor Morris
Cifg and County II .Nesr-Iort.
JoHN L. Moran ,ad city being dolly sworn, dePoses
and says hat he was present on The ieen dd' OF Jun
instant oa the corner o. Wal street and broadNaE,
saw iour De.s made between ". TRrLsuELL ana III
CoRNELL the tate assistant superintendent 'iage' or
yoinied by the late Democratic Common Council anu '
claiming hid aid office. That the >sd bets we're one
of INV dollar. syen by laid Cornell and three Of one hun
drsd dollar. % fiy dollars escb rs aid Cornell, that TIE
Couro ror. 0uLid ecd- aTor the Democratic Cor
r,rston and Tins the Democratic party would hold Their
oiccs that the wie would get nothing Tor ther SER
woe, undsr their by thc Wig Common coun
ci hai aid COrE- stated that be Wa sure o ms pay
and had received Il up The night of ise loh OF June
Thsi the sixteenth dsy OF June, Instant bct OF my
d.iar. To- the same effect made by VI H. NDtRhiLL
late superintendent sage appointed by the Democratic
Common Conucil and It'll claiming to hold sad oihce "i
True,scl ,ad Trueseil. md that sad
nderh preseuon the previous say, and Confirmed
the statements Of ,ald Cornell above sei forth.
That on the l7h day of June instant, deponent was pre-
~ front Of Nblo. Garden, and the ssd 'nderh
and bet of y dollars even, with sad rue.s. 20 The
eject above stated and he. at the SANE time the aii Cor
neil bet To the effect, with the ssd Tr1ede
OF my dollars and another with the sad Norris ct MY
doars, even the effect, ami that the money on all
the sand bets placed in The hands s Mr. TrauN az agent
OF Mr. Pamers line Of stages stake holder That after
the lat mentioned bets the SAID Cornell proposed 10 the
said True.l bet Thousand dollars 10 the same e-
-ct and that fifty dollars SIDE was deposited IN The hands
" ,ad Undermll, which be forfeited by the pary
failing TO de.se the balance by - O'Clock ID day That
sad Cornell then offered publicly II ma twenty to1sas
dollars bet the same fleet # any body would covsr
IN. money That after the bets above mentioned were
made excepting the bet 81 thousand collars, Ior ~
then stated that the Democratic meusers OF the Court OF
Errors had aapriiy and bad held and agreed or
pdged tesciues 10 decide dror Of The DcOrdtc Cor
por1iion aad that aid Unrfhh present and backed
countenanced said Cornell IN all tie last msnioHed
statements relative The Court st Errors and that the par
above mentioned called upon deponsnt and requested
him tskc down writing and wiies, he said bsts when
be did and that at the samc time be ook down IN "rung
statements which made, and which are above set
forth, IA relation to the Court OF Error ,,o,rr
Sworn before me, ,hi. eght,enth day Of June, 1872
W ". r. IL
The Post Of yesterday Iyanhority, coniiadicis
the abo,c-or rather explains it by saying that the
bets were made in jest, and not in earnest. 1t
denies, too that Mr. Cornell ever stated that
caucus had been held, as sworn by Mr.. Msiat. As
To the fact that no caucus Ind been held, we be-
lieve it frmly-or We cannot believe that any por-
ton of our Senators are forgeul of their Judi
cial obligation and of their judicial oaths and their
personal honor az to enter into any such arrange
ment Party madness has never yet found It's way
into our sacred Courts of Justice; and the recent
decision Of the Supreme Count on this
very question gives good hope that il will long be
kept from their precincts. But we have no doubt
that tho train band Of Morris-who have from the
beginning soughtto keep the reins Of power in Ut
ter defiance of nl law and in the very -pirit Of
iacobinic mi,ruls-woud spare no pain, to pro-
duce a show of opposition to that decision IN the
public mind-in the hope, vain "a 1t might be, OF
inducing the Court of Errors 10 follow the sup
posed indications and reverse the decision. We
hav. little doubt that bets, or offers Of bets have
been freely made for this very purpose. How
futile these-hke all their other desperate schemes
will prove a few day. will determine. After they
are beaten in the Court Of Errors, as they assured
IL Will be- We are anxious TO know what will be
their next shuttle
PEKPLvxrSG PREDIcANEST.-lt appears by an
article in the Baltimore Argus, that the lease for
a largo portion OF the land which Baltimore now