The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09

Notes.-The greatest part OF the press have treated rs
weli)
Mr. PAvsEYes that has been the case in the greater
number o. instance: the have bssD
this city, but letter writers for other papers He hoped
they could still maintain the integrity Of their church
Mr continued to enferce the necessity for present
action and combat the objections to the adoption ofthe
solution
Dr. Lucky next supported the resolution He regarded
them as preliminary and provisionary. He deprecated
the use oil the terms schsm separation DIVISION &C., and
had reason to believe that they 80 strong in the ina
gination OF brethren that they eared them more
than the wild beasts Of the West and them in mind Of
the fact that Mr. Wesley admitted the necessity Of admit
ting the separate existence OF the American church. with
DR.. BANGS supported the proposition in able speech.
Mr. FILLMORE next spoke and took the same view OIL
MIR. FINLEY DESTROYS before he placed his name be
fore the public by vote on that BILL to say something
church II he did, he would stop Nor did he think there
was anything unconstitutional in it, Hs differed from
brother certain points relating to rsstrc
were no such articles Mr.. Finley then proceeded to
point out the presidents that mentioned for the
present in the of the church In Ireland
connected with England and that of Canada when indie
pendence was recognized in 1928. He was OF opinion
that Mr. Cartwright was mistaken.
Mr.. CARrwRsoHr. How am mistaken. sir?
Mr. FINLEY. thought you voted for the measure
Mr.. CARTWRIGHT: did not.
Mr.. FisLkr. | thought had caught you in trap.
Uaughter) They asked for a division, and they were
voted 1000 dollars.
MIR. CARTWRIGHT. That was not till 1882.
Mr.. FINLEY. Well. knew it sometime Qaughter)
MIR. Hamline Dr. Bond, and Messrs Porter and Sand
ford all addressed the Conference After which they ad
journed till 81 o'clock in the afternoon.
In the afternoon the Conference again assembled and
proceeded with the discussion of the twelve resolutions
comprising the terms Of the proposed division Of the
There was debate Of any interest the resolutions
being all adopted with some slight amendments
SUPREME CouRr.-June 5.-Present--Mr. Chief
Vtet al, IL,
ton to set aside inquest c-granted, on terms and
referred -Ferdon ads. Mum. Motion to change
venue granted by and al adj.
granted. sy Ssfaut1Wfbsr ads Chapman Motion to
remove the cause to this Court and to change venue
denied-Ferrs, late judge, ads, the people ex. rel
Munro. Motion Tor costs against relat0r for not
ing-granted = Baxter dds Seamen Motion for judg
ment as in Of suit-grsnted by default
Bird ada Gary and wife Motion for judgment in case
of non snt-graned by default.-Bax,er ads Seaman
deiautBaxer ads. Seaman. Motion for judgment as in
case Of non snit-grnnted by deauimCark and al ads
Wsse i tor Of % aon
out del't Richs notice attached to his peadings-
granted, with costs, by deiault.-Tylee ads. Fuller
Motion to change venuedenied. TrubsAaw ads. Rem.
wick Motion for pf to file security for costsgraned
time limited to four months-Cook Va. Rich. Motion
that pf be allowed to amend his writ Of replevmgant
judgment and open default and set aside execution
granted, with costs. Cannon ads schermerhorn. Mo-
Carman Newell Motion to set aside default judgment
and subsequent proceedings granted costs to abide
event.-Griin ads Mitchell Motion to set aside judg
ment &C.. order that defendant have leave to plead
terms, and that be reerredPi esident of Bank
Of Albany vs. Barnard Motion to amend Judgment re
cord and docketing graned-Leland and al ads Carter
and a Motion to rtsr-granted, with costs, by default
Swift and al Babcock end al Motion to refer
granted, with costs, by default Morris ads Knapp
by default -Ingham ads. Knapp. Motion for judgment
q. in case Of non ~ dsauCs. ads
non suit-granted, by default Smith and al ads Cross
Motion for judgment as in case Of non gran'ed
let aside default denied with costs. - Stanton ads
Helbert and wife Motion that plaintiff file security for
Motion that pf dle security for costs; granted expare
okil1man VS. Keny Motion 10 substitute com'r for
admeasnIcment Of dower-granted, explrte.-Andersor
costs.-Desn ads Slater Motion for judgment in
of nonsut-granted with leave TO stipalae.McColln
ads. Aver Motion for judgment in Of non.suit
granted, with costs.-McColum Averill. Order tina
e bill Of particulars be stricken out unless within
lays after service oil copy Of this order de furnish
pies thereof show at the next special term why
should not do it, with costs Of opposing defts motion
and al vs. Bowen. Motion that ps have leave to ado
another replication to de plea Of infancy &cgranted
on termsBarhydt ads Potter and three other causes.
Motion to c0nsOlidatedened defect OF service OF pa
pers, with coss-Harris and al ads Knox and al. Motion
for relaxation ocosts$s 80 struck out order stay
caed-Harrs and al ads SaneMotion for relaxation o.!
COSTS SO 96 struck and order stay vacated Berry
implicated, sc. ads Administration to set aside default
against defendants granted with costs by default Thorn
vs. ADMINISTRATION to amend &. ia nnc pro tuncgrant
ed exparte The Mayor &c., Brooklyn in the matter OF
opening Wilioughby streetOrder to confirm report OF
commissioners of estimate and assessment, expare.
rhorne and al Bell-Motion TO set aside bill Of x
and that copy Of said bill he within ten
orney and that be referred the Circuit fudge
tie and that the order for trial be vacated. upon
tens; and all proceedings on the part Of plaintiff
on the Judgment until decision on motion for a
new lal on bills Of exceptions, be stayed Allen
and Furniss Motion 70 confirm award and for judg
ment-g granted -Stedman and al. VS.. Ostrem and u
Molten for leave to go to trial and order staying
proceedings-granted, by default-Tolles VS.. Wright
Motion Tor leave to prepare papers TO to set aside
Chapman and al The rule for judgment in of
suit entered by default yesterday opened and ordered
the motion without further notice-Van Rensselaer, VS.
Pomeroy Motion TO vacate judges ordergranted with
costsSame Moon and al Motion to vacate judges
order-grsnted, with costs-Same VS. Hageman Motion
70 vacate judges ordergraned with costs.-Henry ads
Early. Motion to change venue-graned, by default.
Fake and al Hanks-Motion for precept against def
granted with costs, exparte Van Nance ads sheldon.
Notion for judgt in case Of non sugranted, by de-
fault with costs. Cooney ads Fitzpatrick. Motion for
costs. Curtis ads CoOkMoton to set aside def for
joining in demurrerdenicd, with costs. without preju
streetMotion on the part Of the State by Atty Gen1
for money awarded to unknown ownersreerred to clerk
New York to report &C. Same in the matter of 3oth
'treetNloton that clerk at New York pay moneys
70 petitioner-granted, on giving proper security4La
ny .dtias
City Intelligence.
The NEW DsrRIcr ATroRNEy.-The County Court
semble at four o'clock afternoon, make the
appointment Of District Attorney in place Of James X.
Whiting. Esq resigned. tits e be hoped that whoever
appointed to this station they will select Jonas B. Phillips
Esq assistant. His attention to the public business
courtesy and talents will render his continuance popular
with all parties.
TYLER MAN ELECTED LAsr-The result OF the
public school election in the 18th ward is announced as
ollows-Thomas Adds Emmett, Commissioner; Jere.
miah Towe, Inspectors Patrick Dohery, trustee. Whole
number of votes 924, of which, for commissioner, MIR
Emmett had 400, and d. Moulton, Native American 400
The whole vote Of the city, Monday, for school Off
GERS % 49, which not hall Of those usually
poled Mr.. Towle who is elected Inspector,
Of The earliest friends Of President Ty ler and the naval
Ulcer Of this port. The other officers democrats
MINISTER RoBBEp.-The house of the Rev VIM Ro-
bers OF Jersey city, rs Grapd street burglariousy
uttered Thursday night and robbed Of time piece,
able several articles of clothing sc. The sacr
igious rogue should Gown up" and return the minis.
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