New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
DEGREES IN Eqlaty-JudgmeHtI Of The Supreme and
COarfv Courts

ne eros and tsnements goods and chsttes owned or
TO be owned By persons against whom such DEGREES &c
shall Be rendered, with Ike effect In the present
Courts
Executions are TO be issued as al present
Concurrent Jarisdieti0H-- Transfers Of Lar Sals.
All suits and proceedings pending in the Old Supreme
Court on the 5th Of July next and ready for hearing
may be decided either in the nes or cd Courts Ct soy
time before July l. ls4--the ike 10 suits before the
Chancellor Suits that mag be pending before any Vice
Chancellor, or Assistant do the 5th Of July next
10 be decided by the Supreme Court II they are
ready for hearing. Judgments and Decrees By the Su
preme Court and Court Of Chsncery, after July 3,
lrt7 be entered and enforced in the Court
Cases In the cd Supreme Court and Court Of Chan
Gerry which though ready for decision hearing next
9Th Of July shall neither be heard decided tor
twelve month thereafter viz by July J. l5i-) are TO be
then transferred to the Hsr Supreme Court.
Duties Of Comfy Clerks.
The several County Clerks are to be the Clerks OF the
nsc Circuit Courts Courts Of Oyer and Termner and
except in the City of NewYork) Of the County C-ars
and Cosrts Of Sessions OF course they are 70 perform
the duties now fulfilled BY egsers Assstsn. listers
and Clerks Ia Chsncery.
The Offices Of Register in Chsucery and Clerk Of the
old Supreme Court are 10 be continued till July,
1913 The Offices Of Assistant Register and Clerk and
Sergeant in Chsncery 70 be abolished after next 9Th
July-as also the Offices Of the old Supreme Court
Clerks at NeW-York, Geneva and Utica.
Copies and Transcripts Of Cont Records.
The Clerks with whom the official papers Of the pres
en, Supreme Courts may be deposited make and
certify copies and transcripts when required receiving
the present rates Of fees and All fees So received by the
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals, be paid into the
state Treasury such copies are TO be received in evil
dence with like effect as The originals.
The Treasure IN Chancery-Court Moneys.
After next July all bonds mortgages stocks and
curltes taken In the nsms Of the Register, Assistant
Register or any Clerk Of the Court Of ChAncery or any
Clerk Of the old Supreme Court and all moneys deposit
ed in the NewYork Life and Trus, Company In any
Bank Savings Bank in the Of such Registers
Clerks then in the hands OF any of them are 10 be
vested In the Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals by virtue Of
his Office
All moneys which shall be directed 10 be brought into
Court by the Supreme Court or by any County
Court, SHALL BE PAID TO SAID CLERK, or deposited
with such incorporated company, in such banks ne
the Court shall direct 10 the name Of the said Clerk
and the Supreme Court shall from fiHe % time pre-
scribe IN pha bank banks incorporated o0mpgEes
mOneys brouRh into Court ~ ord Of any Court shaH be
dsp0sif6G or kept All bonds and securities which have
been taken IN the OF the officers Of the Court Of
Chsncery Of the old Supreme Court County Court
after next fourth Of July 10 be taken In the name
Of Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of Appeals.
Ia the Albany Ar9us and Albany Alias this statute ia
published At length, and officially certified by Mr. Ben
ton Secretary OF State 10 BE- true copy In both, all
moneys directed 10 be brought into Court are 10 be
paid BY the said Clerk of Appeas) deposited" &c
but this makes nonsense Of an important provision.
have substituted the word TO, which ind IN page
80 Of the printed bill and which restores the sense
Any laws force relative 10 the receiving invest
ing, transfer &c of moneys in the Court of Chsncery
20 apply 10 the Supreme and County COurts and
10 the Clerk of the Court Of Appeals far sppica
bic. The old rules Of the Court Of Chancery about
Court moneys IN force and the Supreme Court
may make ones for the safety of said treasure and
for keeping accounts Sc This department of law /
making ike many others. the Legislature leaves % the
Judiciary They TO frame the enactments and ALEC
10 enforce their Observance.
Moneys now under the control Of the Court of Chan
Gerry and the old Supreme Court to be deposited
kept invested 10 the several Counties in which they
are paid in. may be done with safety TO the
parties interested AMI moneys 10 be paid under the
ders Of the supreme County Courts are to be /
invested and deposited on the same principle.
The State Reporter.
lie Ia to report the decisions Of the Court of Appeals
but to have pecunary interest in their publication
which is to be by contract to be given to him who will
publish and sell al the lowest price.
Al old Laryers Licensed agatn-but Ner Can.
didates must BE- H0Hest-Judges may RemOUe them. |
IS. Every person who shall be a Solicitor in Chan
Gerry or Attorney in the Supreme Court shall next 9Th
Of July be entitled to practice Attorney Solicitor and
Counsellor in al the Courts Of this State and every
person who shall then be an Attorney Of the Court Of
Common Pleas OF any County shall DO entitled prac
ice In said County Court and every male citizen q
years old applying 20 be admitted 20 practice as Attor
ley Solicitor and Counselor shall be examined by the
Justices Of the Supreme Court, Of general term
g and II found 20 DO of good moral character. and
z to possess learning and ability. the Court shall di
q rect an order 10 be entered that such person Is en-
ited TO practice Attorney Solicitor snd Counsel
lr Ia all Courts In this State until he shall esuspended
rom such practice for cause such Court shall pre-
cribe rLd shall be deemed sufficient proof Of good moral
arGctr and the Rd Supreme Court shall possess the
'ower to remove suspend any Attorney solicitor
md Counselor, possessed by the old Supreme
Court and Court OF Chsncery.
Reterees-Masicrs and Examiners IN CbGRceru.
Any Court Of Record after next 4th OF JAY. may re-
err any matter hitherto referred to Master in Chsneery
u Referee whether at law in equity to Clerk Of
court County Judge snd Surrogate other suitable
erson. in the same manner references have hereto
ore been made 10 any officer or person by any Court
nd WITH THE SAME Powers As HAyE HEREroFoRy .
Egy POSSESSED BY SUCH OFFICER Oh PERSON"
This restores the Offices OF EEaHinr sc abolished BY
be Constitution, with the old powers the Judge eci
,es, in the same manner Masters in Chan sery do
ow.
Taking testimony ia Girl Cases.
By agreement OF parties, any competent witness IN
lie STATE may be examined before any Justice of the
esee &c. and his evidence thus given, on oath, and
absorbed by him, may be fled in Court 10 be used
hereafter in the there In dispute with Ike effect
. If he had been personally examined Al the trial
his is modification OF the old system Of written ex.
limitations in Chsncery fuits.
Trial, bit not by Jury.
By consent OF parties Judge may try any issue of
.ct the calendar OF his Court without jury-eN-
ept In actions for assault and battery false imprs0n-
lent SANDER libel breach Of marriage promise erin
sl conversation seduction Of plaintiff daughter or
srvant In these cases, the Jury must ind to the
Icts NJ Issue
Judicial Pracfice-PerIoEal Interest
ssh. No Judge Of any Court shall have a voice in
lie decision OF any in which be has been counsel
r, attorney, or in which he Is interested
-. No Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, or Justice
the Supreme Court shall practice as an attorney or
'unselor In any Court In this State. No County
ldge shall practice In the Court Of which no Is Judge
1r shall his law partner prsqece in it,
The Court for the TIal Of Iup>aoh,4ents
to be Of record and to be held At AbAny--,he Pres
mt Of the Senate Chief Judge Of the Appeals Cour,
TO preside-snd al laws relating TO the old Cour, for
wing imPeaesments are, where sppe able. to apply to
a new.
Many sections OF the Judiciary c are occupied with
recons for the transfer Of bu' mess from the old III
nAls to ths new, and with proyi.os conferrinx the
wers enjoyed by the Judge and other officers Of the
4 Courts upon their succe, sors
Weathe'r aud Crops.
THE sEAsoS-Th', prospect. so far have been
ny discoursgng Tor the growing crops In this region
outn and cold h~V nierfered much in securing good