The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03

1t can never recall the sweet spirit that's parted
Never in life to behold her again,
Is the lot of the loved one, now desolateheartsd;
IL her slamber now taksn-
Say, from that sleep
viii she ever awaken
Hope and have faith" by the promise thus given
We shall meet her sgain not in life, but in heaven
MAYNE REID.
New York city, Sept 1, 1896
STATE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-Tuesday,
September 1.-The Comptroller sent q communi-
cation to the Convention stating the amounts paid to the
judges of the Oyer and Termner under part a. chapter
title l. section Is Of the r. Stable and printed MIR.
stephens called up his resolution for the adjournment
OF the Convention and by consent amended so that the
Convention would agree to adjourn the last Tuesday
of September at Mr.. Young edto lay the
solution ON the table. Lost So to 81 Mr. Brown moved
to amend by substituting the first Tuesday OF October
Carried; The resolution as amended wa: adopted
select committee to arrange the business to be tran
sacted by the Convention Table The Convention then
further to consider the report Of the Judiciary
com mittce; the question being the 9th section
The in S9uy nS shall be, Ss taken Ge'VT.
manner as testimony taken upon the trial OF an
issue at law "
Provision shall be made by law for the taking of test
mony in equity cases in court in the same manner
proper for reference may be referred one or
more auditors referees and the legislature may pro
vdc for the trial OF issues OF fact in all proper cases by
The substitute was rejected without a count Mr..
Morris moved to amend the 9th section so that would
read
The testimony in all civil cases shall be taken in the
same manner as % taken In Issue: nd
jury except when parties agree to try tho me by the
court alone and also when the court referred by an
order of the court according to law. Rejected
Mr. Bascom moved to modify the section SO that It
would read:-
of civil shall be uniform may be- and
the offices of Master and Examiner in chsnoery are here
Mr. O'Conor moved 90 to modify the section that it
would read thus:--
ri. xaba
manner as in actions at law. Carried
Mr.. Mann then moved to add the Offices Of Master
Carried, and amended the section agreed
toayes 80 noes O. The 10th section was passed over
cause by both houses Of the legislature Of the supreme
court judges and the judges court OF appeals and
da,ion OF the Governor, was read Mr. Morris moved
amend the section TO limit the OF removal to
Mr cTooser proposed substitute for the section pro-
vidng for the removal in the same manner OF all Judi
sy be-
Mr.. Morris proposed to amend so as to allow parties
complained Of to introduce witnesses as wei as to DC
proposed substitute for the whole section. providing
that any public officer might DO removed by the Cover
nor after trial and conviction Of any crime gross I'M
morality, misconduct negligence in office, or inability
to discharge its duties. Lost, to 76 Mr. Tslmadse
proposed substitute for the section providing that the
judges of the court Of appeals and supreme court may
be removed by majority Of all the members elected to
the Senate the recommendation OF the Governor NO
| ArrERNooN sEssIoS.-The amendments proposedsb BY
Messrs. Tallmadge and Perkins negstived. TIE
amendment proposed by Mr. Morris, was reconsidersd
and negatived, and the 18th section agreed to, 81 to IL
ment Of Justices Of the sy tho
Senate by the electors of the respective judicial
districts-was then taken up MIR. Swackhamer moved
to strike the section providing for the appointment Of
judges Mr. Brown moved TO amend so as to provide Tor
Ss ~ 80 " to for Z.
ofjudges in the respective senate distrcts he single
Ss
Mr.. Brown moved q reconsideration Table. Adjourn
ed.-aibany Argus
| THE COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRons
commences its session on Saturday next The
far as notes Of issue have been received ~ O. C. De
Kay and wife spplts VS. Q. irving and al resPts T.
Small. vs. HeTnn spP sompns Nc
Cullough, va. J. Moss. s. c. Call, The People o
Gates Mos:I The ssn
son R. r. cobvs Brown O. H. ysSn .. v'P
Geneva College, vs. Q. s. Paterson Is Ray, W Vic
sry Prdssys Il e. W. ns S' @
| s. w. Coonley,-.al5any Argus.
BRAVERY OF U. s. MIDsHrPMAN-At the late
| fire in Quebec, a most dramatic incident occurred
young lady the beautiful and accomplished Miss o.
Pierre she turned out in the sequel wes seen BY he
story Of the building, whittier she had RAJ, no doubt
with the idea Of precptsting herself ON the pavement be-
at M; omsnt cssn;pr her banJs shs sxci.;msd 4.
h.ar,renJ;no sccenfs Nv mothsr h, and INN ediss.iv
aer tho word William q cli from h.r lins h, soStcr
tones rush was heard a. the .rtrsmv n fhs crcwd.
n rouno man dres.ed in fsteus ~ q n q :" w;Sdv
win one bound into which he seemed N throw the con
centratsd energy Of despair and hone reached vim
dow in the building some FIVE feet from the street from
forth Tho and intsrest h.io :, AZ. ;nt.rs. I
moment he made his appearance beside the lady and
Their moment he appeared At window in the second
sory .he ioweI ons oenk enureiy enveoPed py inc ee
vouring element With the rspidity OF lightning ne
laid down the LADY, and took Of his coat tied the sleeves
tight he could round his right foot then swung
himself from the window heIding an with his hands.
said f.w vorS. 10 shs i.dv ,sb.n a.. rot unon hs
.hnnIas.- vi ~, wnol sno ~ Mind
shouioers ana WIN coolhess ana presence OF MINI