New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

- ~ 1 't H., + ts- the bills are all fled by "
- s,,v are sled br his relative ). u sS-
i.ts arc invested in rha; Court for Infants ne sa'
about sa5lJ-- For Widows mere Is ..''e7'eu
Cha7cerg Biz Filed, 4th Circuit.
,, 1,;, rer,o-.- IL a sled IN The Vice Chancel-
-, Ccr;-- in - and lI3 n l-i5. also 10 petitions
sc;, vaar OF cou.se entered on Cs!eIda- feoFla!:
$50 April 10 there were 10 OF WEIGH = were a.
80 of Them being over2 years Old
Il ply the Convention did not a=s no" mani oI
,.. sr1,cj 49,. me CEancery Judges had e:t tor one or
two year, "ii1ou; deciding upon iheiEi
Cof,cs ~ IIce- ChGHneilor's C0Vrt-SeconG C"en2t
In l-i;. BIZ. sled ID Petitions, 80 IN l3i5 Bills
fled 20 Petition, - Also causes placed on me Ssi
enderz for TIE stated terms VIZ; In LII ara -" III.
clud.ng frst term Of SO =. causesoi winch 20 t'
arged and of these I37 60 were older than NAY l7ii
One Of ;hl clerk Calendars j. lost and sometimes re
IS present whom the ViceChanceor hears cases Al
the C!rcu, Court l. there any Calendar keP'
Other heard By the Judge a rs chambers the
clerk being absent where a-o are heard tAoC'
being placed on The Calendar for any tenn.
Mir Forbus, the clerk gives what itwcre % De wished
or decisions in Cause from st January ei 10 May
I-i6-in al lel DEGREES This - more DEGREES than
all the causes on re Calendars in the same space, eX-
GLIDING the lost
CatscS n, Tiee Cdaace'lor's Cyprt-EyJ.L Crcpa
Bill. IN Chencc-y aled il La 274-in l345 80 also
i CAUSES referred y Inc Chancellor to the FceCna
celOr
Causes on the Calendar from March 1914 to Iune,
l-it--D aud Of ;hesc u have been argued and DE-
c.oED-oi which q were two years cd and more
Causes IN I'ice ChQ1srellor, CoUrt-.SLr'4 CtrcHF.
Mr. r B. MosRs,1 the Cicrk states that, in l-+i aud
l-3j there wcrc ned il- bills factions brOu1htl that
there were placed the Calendar for !iai from Feb.
II 10 Feb - b5 cases Then there vacancy III
the oi.ca. bu; IN September Vice Chancellor NcCou1
held term for which - Causes were up Tor tr!A In
February and April 20 there were II causes. There
were 30 old causes before May, Lao.
Causes IL I'tce ChaAcoio $ Court-SeCsAth Circuit
Bills fled in I7i5 and g 65J. Causes placed the
Calendar February ~ to May. 80 233--o which there
argued l79-and Of these causes 90 were more
than two wears old.
Causes IN Wee Ctaaceiiors Court-Ejgdtt Circuit
Bills fled in ISL s3e: DO in l545 "a yothins said
OF petitions Icd) There we're 40 the Can.
daf in al in the several terms OF 1871 lo45 and thus
far IN 1876 OF these 80 the Court beard tue lawyers
argue The merits Of 81 and l6- OF them were Two
years and more in the law. dating from May l. l-i6
The Three Millions m ChaNccry-
Tli. mater IS at Ia, decided and the information
called tor. Chancellor WALwoRTH, who Is said by
gentlemen ,he Convention to have bought Library
BIZ authority for HI. Count out ot the funds VIII no, be
slow III producing and am prepared 70 hear an OBJ
lection printing because i volumnous, expensive,
&C. What the expense when compared TO the great
importance OF this inquiry Nothing.
J. L. WOODS Deputy Clerk OF the 18th Circuit writes
the Secretary OF the Convention June 2ih in answer 10
Mr. TACGARTS inquiries what moneys are now invested
for the use OF infants in said Cour-ditto invested
OF sales OF property OF the infants III l-i5, that
they have not the data from which TO answer. That by
looking III the minutes OF all proceedings ever had
THE office On Ellrai and the tiles OF pspers-wncn
would he endless undertakag-we might ascertain TIE
whole amount ofmoneys which have been under the
control of the Court for nfantstut that this would not
show the present amount for when infant atains 81 his
special guardian pays over, and lakes his receipt sup
pose Il all event. nothing here any thing OF IT.
In reply the questions of the Convention as 10 the
amount OF moneys under the control OF that Court vested
or uninvestcd Tor widows right or dover, MI WooD
saws Our Office will not answer parties interested
make arrangements OF which we have no evidence.
Let these very unsatisfactory answers, evad!nS or de-
nyinc the direct information promptly supplied by other
Offices the subjects and Is il not apparent that
there Is something very loose IN the management
brief vacancy the Office OF Vice Chancellor i no eN
cusc for system OF account from which Court Clerk
giving but $1,000 security and who may have control
of forty times $4,000 (as III the Second D!srlc9 tells
his deputy thus 10 answer the representatives OF the
State
The Chanccry Clerk of the Seventh Circuit answers in
Il very different
HIdors and Infants money in Fce ChGRoeilorS Court
III Circuit s A Goodwin, Clerk in Chancery, reports
that 20 applications for the sale of The Rea Estate OF
infants was made to the Court e4o-that - parties
(minors) had their lands sold that year, and S20123
the proceeds less the costs Sj per case. on the
avcracc)-Navcs. &c. S2000-Wood S2OOp-Robinson
81 43i-Russel $500 &c-thRt SJ7,999 are invested
for infants by the cour-that S2653 invested part
being moneys be paid when called ior-that moneys
paid in by purchasers OF infants property paid over
10 cuardians-tha $li in court belonging TO UNKNOWN
OWNERS are invcstcd-and that sou are invested lot
widows.
Moneys for Minors and Itido'cSm Wee ChGRceli0rS
Co,o7 sh Circuit.
Mr. Darwin Smith the Clerk. reports that there
81 applications in ISIS for the sale OF Infants (nnors
real estate of the value Of SiJ97 belong
ing Infants sold by order OF Court that year
VIZ for Nandcvcntcr sc. $500 Barber, sc. S2,593
BrockwHy, $500 Bell &C. - 131, True S32, Stewart
&C. $3.50, Fem, &C. $500. Reyes, sc SiJol &c
that the average costs OF sale where property over 500
ono,
the bonds and mortgages in his possession securities
for minors funds besides nicrestand that >I1t0 are
invested for the of Widows.
sat, IN Marine Court, Nsir York.
The Clerk reports to the Convention, that 900 law
suits commenced in leiin ISIS there were 2,3l5
and in l-+6 10 end OF Jane, LIZ.
The judgments entered were 900 IN lcii-l 80 IN lci5
and 5ii N lSi6 10 end OF Jane.
The Jur,' Trials in loii 62-in l-i5 67-and II
lsi6 %
The gross amounts OF deb, or damages OF judgments
recovered were for leii SiS6l6-ior ISIS S5959slst
hal; OF lSi5. S9330J. In al Sl3l.575.
The number OF judgments removed by ceruorarls into
the superior Cour, OF the City - in ISIS in
isis IL irst half OF lsi6.
.I5S'icc IN AHcgaay County
The County Clerk reports that in Isis the County
Courts - DAYS. 81 The Calendar -
causes were e ard >6G7 was the aggregate amount OF
the vcrdcjs ! OF these appeals irom Justices
Courts: - causes were on the Calendar arising On
these - Judgments reversed and
affirmed Only one term OF the Circuit COur was he!d
IL SIS which SAT less than days and tired causes
out OF Il on the Calendar The aggregate OF the verdcis
being S575. The number OF judgments docketet In
SAID Courts in sl5 los the whole sinount o, dam
ages s3Cl., And the costs p Sill Inc Courts
mus, have been employed part OF the tune IN criminal
business
Justice n Montgomery County.
Mr. BKuMLEY the Clerk reports ha, the County Courts
sal 70 DAYS tried out OF Is civil the cslen
ds, and gave verdic:s in al, equal 10 S64 OF y ap
pea from Justices Courts were tired. In TWO cases
yerc,cs O; SO and So were .eversed-n another, So
for plaintiff was Changed 10 $40 10 detendani-in two
cases S2 and SIS verdcts turned into ncrsu!t>-
in Two cases there great change In II cases on
ccrtiorar! II were tried. affirmed and reversed
In the Two terms OF the Circu; Court cases were
tried and verd!ct> thereon given o! So''2 II o.
judgments docae,cd IN Common Pleas the amount OF
debt was SS,097-duIlsces Si,l4j-costs Sl,eeS
Nj ANGEL ana Nj ST. JOIN presented plans 10! 4 Ju'
dietary to-day and the heat obliged Members 10 adjourn
before SIX 7. N. n
P ST WI. have something TO say about Mr. Flsss's
inance one OF these days.
From ruy MOUNTAINS The steamboat Gener
nj Brooke arrived Yesterday Fori UaioH post be