New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13
CITY ITEMS.

LAW REFoRN-Msdiag Of ne Bar.-The ex'
citsent Enong the Lawyers Of City Il increasing
daily There large meeting Of the Par on Thurs-
dsy IN pursuance Of call made by those hostile to Mr.
OConors bill % re6esnife the Courts Mr. II 2. Hsst
inss from sCommlftee appointed at previous meeting
made report accompanied BY preamble and resolu-
ions eoadernng the general features Of Mr. OCsnors
bill sad especially the terms Of Judges a. ten yesrs)
the amount Of Salary $4,000 the establishment q two
Civil cou il the place Of the presen, Common Pleas
and Superior Court the heavy Taxation Of suits tor
fees TO raise fund to pay Judges, &c Sc &C. Mr..
HsstnEss plan proposes one Court Of Record, to be
called The New-York Civil Court" Of common law
ard equity Jurisdiction Of eight Judges 10 hold Office
for four years instead Of the present Courts snd i
conforms s. nearly may be TO the Supreme Court n
its organization and practice Il does not propose 20
touch the Justices and Marine Courts nor the Criminal
Courts until the Reorganization Of the Civil Courts Of
Record ieondemns all fees and taxes on suits beyond
the levied suits in the Superior Court in the
State large provides Tor paying jurors one dollar
per day and shngs in each and proposes 10
tx the salaries OF Judges al 5000 and Of the County
Clerk COO with Deputies al $500 each as many as
necessary Il then sudes TO the spprosching Election
for Judges Of tie grsvest Importance, and recon-
needs 81 immediate organization Of judiciary Reform
Associations prepare for the same and make an early
nomination Of Judges without respect to party. Tsp
pess to the profession abandon their sxclusveness
and unite with the IN promoting the election of
good Judiciary. And finally. II recommends eodn-
cation Of the laws smphhcstiou Of the prscuce-and
sbolishing the distinction between Law and Equity
The day was spent in discussing the merits Of the
plan motions made by its opponents to get nd of it
snd substitute opposing resolutions and after voting
down al attempts to dodge the question the meeting
resolved 10 take mp the report and act upon and sd
eurnei 70 Tuesday nest AZ Z o'clock P, NJ
tF> THE FAREvELL OF rRE HurcHNsoNs at
the Tabernacle last evening attended by audience
that filed every inch Of space in that immense building
The Ministries have never given better satisfaction TO
their friends than on this occasion and the enthusiasm
Of tte vast multitude fitting acknowledgment
Of the power Of their music awaken the strongest
feelings Of the heart They will leave this morning for
their mountain home 10 the labors Of the farm
and drive their thrre.caitle teams The kind wishes
Of thousands viii 60 with them.
HELPING THENsELvEs.-lt Is gratifying 10 know
that while American citizens contributing. with such
uphesrd Of Kberaty for the sufferers in Ireland their
couuiryen here are also unostentatousy doing great
things. Mr. Harvey has sscertaned that during the
month Of January and February there have been
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back in Jan and FEB stSo4lO
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