New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

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Correspondence of The Tribune
ALsAsI. Monday April 90
The House was employed during the morning
session, chiefly on matters relative to the Admins
,rs,ou Of Justice. In Committee Of the Whole on
County Courts the sPEAxrR took occasion TO declare
that he bad bis fears the result Of some OF the Ju
dieial Elections The electors might and probably
would make wise election of County Judges and
they would DO he Sane with reference the Supreme
Court if they hsd opportunities of knowing
the qualifications and relative worth OF tie various can
didstes.
bill IL in progress to prevent the commen cement OF
lawsuits against persons on saturday who rel giousy
keep that day az other folks taught keep sunday
1t will probably become slsw.
Mr. sHuxwAr reported bill from the Judiciary Com.
mlt;ee which fsvors the principle that private indvidu
ais should have the power to ugae claims sgsEs
the state which IL hss against them.
bill Is its legislative travels under the especial
guidance Of your NJ DEyKLiS. the important object OF
which 1, to call Dan Bagg Dan Bragg. Why not,
Mr. FLANDERS from majority OF the Judiciary Com
mittee reported in favor OF the Senates bill, 10 su
horze parties eir at their election to ootsin
the testimony OF the adverse party This reads IKE
common sense Why not have their testimony
B Mr. AILAsES introduced bill to release Delaware
County from the payment TO the State OF $4,000 to
10000 paid during the AnuRent times for sunpow-
der guns pistols parsons doctors, duck shot, cannon
I balls &c.
A BILL by Mr. BowprsH relative to leases grants Of
Agricultural Lands referred TO the Committee on
Landlords aud Tenants The bin to abolish the ONCE OF
County Superintendent of Common Schools was, on
motion OF Mr.. I SMITH, ordered to third reading.
/ HhrsS tie sabaiael
The bill to provide for the appointment of Notaries
Public 10 referred 20 Messrs Stckles, SUBWAY and
Flanders to report complete.
/ Bills of General Interest Summary Disposed Of.
Nesrly dozen Of bills most Of them OF great general
interest have been engrossed and ordered to thisd
reading nearly all OF them without minutes discussion
or the least explanation In Committee OF the Whole Ihis
Ia summary way of ..ending the Revised statues,
aud be too severely condemned converts nine
tenths OF the members into little better than cyphers
One Of these bills Is relative TO the wit OF habeas Cor
pus and the commission of Crimes-another about Par
and Chidren-a Sd about Commissioners OF Deeds
4th 20 the removal Of indicments-a 5th concern
ing Grand Jures-a 9th about the state Milits-amost
all OF them TO revise the Revised Statutes do not like
% trouble the Clerk for the bills, and II had them
would still have 10 refer to the Laws in order TO
ascertain the extent Of the proposed changes
Netr- York Inferior Locai Courts,
The inclosed pamphlet with green cover was placed
on the tables OF members today and consists of bill
10 e,,ablsh Inferior Local Courts Of GIRL and Crim
nal Jarisdii0a in The Guy Of NeV York viz: City
Civil Court with eignt Jusuces from the nns decl-ons
OF which Is proposed 10 carry appeals at once TO the
nnal Appeals Court Of the Sists-s New York City DIS
trict Court of Districts (sectOn 37a Court of I'm
peachments Section 6D-Police District Courts 81
City Criminal Court. section b5)-a Court OF Special
Sessions Section 70)-a Recorder at GOO and his As
soca,e At s2OOO-in all 20 sections This bill is endors
ed by Messrs L. Livingston, Emanuel Hart and L. L.
/ Johnson Committee and printed by the worshlpIul
Board of Aldermen.
should this bill pass the worthy citizens may lack
justice, but Courts OF Justice nrr How many SHPe
rlOr Courts there to be. do not see-probaoy an
equal number for n uniformy's sake.
The iSeaaie-COat Making.
The Assembly frsG the Canal Appropriations. The
Senate is 6rRg them all over again. This Is ss II a
tailor to make coat and send II TO another tailor
10 take out every stitch IT he chose make IL all up
again each tailor charging 50 day only coat turned
out after oil. Money bills which pass tue Commons oil
/ England cannot be amended by the Lords What OF II
Englsnds a monarchy. from which will take nothing
but Common Law and ComWnBy 5y TWO taiIors takn.
/ the rnoesure-'He 0"0 " Wv
rip up again - =,
Dan,,,Us Bank Inguiry-Mr. HdHeys Report
1y bd men in one tree bank hnd that what is unjust
rsnrehensible and Injurious 10 otnefs mss oeeu uOu
Vim mpuuty by unprinciped persons In another Tree
| hank the example may encourage TEEN 10 preser''
power get money credit or perYert their powers oS
similar means do not Apply nus nus 70 o ,ns sss Com
mlttee have hwsred 10 their endeayor 70 concea
the whole Of the legal evidence taken before mem
through a resolution OF this morning by Cen fCL
and which requires the Bank Commsttee to report
Whether the petitioners did not sledge that ne trans
fer book Of the Bank had been mutsIed BY Mr.. Wood
ruff formerly Cashier Of the deiunct Lockport BANK
the Cashier short time before Directors we're 10
be elected IN le44 by cutting out OF Il transfer 10 "
Towsey from mr House. OF stock, although the said
stock book contained prior transfer OF the very same
stock from said House 10 the Bank iise TO secure sdeo
And that said Cashier Woodruff did cast 10 votes
upon said stock (although IL the property OF the
n. Il peNfe ly
VS. more than the majority then given for the Direct
ors elected They s!so ask "hsther the Csshier csl
ed have voted under AL authority Oh tne Tlesaen
or any of the Bank officers. "
And vh.ther the Directors who thus owed their cleo
don 10 the Cashier did meet Board and approve
of the said muiilation and very improper Young and
thew AK that all the evidence laid before the BANK
mitt.e tMessrs Hadloy. Gallup. De Witt Maxwell and
Crosby ON aud connected with these matters may Dc
laid before the House.
long and elaborate Report should have been enu,sy
slynt on such charges these Il 10 hoped that tney
will be able to explain this silence The vote 10 suppress
the testimony, notwthstsndng much loooylng' Wal
only carried 6y votes would have directed poohc
attention 10 this msr earlier but hesitsed 10 excite
feeling either way while the investigation was IN pro
gress. spw
The Committee Of the whole on County Courts Com
mon Pl,as and bills for half dozen other things resu
med at four aud their TALK on the powers OF tnss'
Courts Ike that OF the Convention. sPpIensy my, -
/ ,bin GAlrs Weariful woman would herself nave
been fairly tired out by the endless samenes' oil oui
solomous If the fifty nine County Courts were az osc
as some Of our lawyers say they were the n gan"
them certainly deserved mich public sympathy.
HoRRrBLE AFFRAY-In Georgetown, Merce
Counry on Tuesday Lost there secured desperate sn'
. muroerou, Array msu nsmed Burr nad ni'snsso ans
se.,en hls witt and tire ueighbors tskng her part DC
,sTmin.d 70 tar and feather him They accordingly
, went 70 house where he was and commenced an al
, ,.ek He was supported By woman who was hvln
with him psrAmour snd her friends Iney rsss.e
The attack and desperate fzht ensued The s'silsnt
were nfteen in number and rather superior TO tne a.
: tackled. f. ,.x .
six persons were wounded IN the snrsy r iour =
1 whom James Crsig George Palm, o. WICK and Geors
Eencb IN h ,uppossi will die Burr himself ~ss wound
ed but is thous he will recover Burrs Psfsmoui
whose name 10 Stately fought IN his defence VIC a.
a, and wounded several Her father was smoul
: 49, .nopo,ed 10 be MORALLY wounded. No arrest
:. h.x heen made. y Am LEI. DLsPa 49,.