New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Judicial EtciiOns-Dsrp and abiding THteresf n
chanting Good JudSes-TenVss BW-NeD Eis1io1S
Bill Capt. NORRIS Funeral
Correspondence Of The Tribune
ALBANY. March :
In sLsAIE, Col. Young communicated informa
ton obtained through ]. L Stephens, the celebra.
ted traveller relative 20 Courts of Cancellation. Mr.
Denniston introduced general bill, under which
Canal Companies might be Incorporated
On the Emigrant Passengers bill Mr. HARRIS
offered a substitute to indemnify NewYork against
foreign paupers, and 70 make provision for their
comfort Mr. FoLsoN stated the expenses Of the
different Aims Houses Of New York, in 1916. at
$3.50 600 the number Of foreigners admitted into
them that year at ans and their proportion OF the
expense at 100000 How much did the immgr ant tax
produce What has been recovered on bonds On
what data does he state a. sboye The Bill Is not yet
Iu AssKMBIY. Mr.. shumwsy.s motion to refer back,
TO have reported complete the bill to secure to married
females the enjoyment Of their own property was lost
80 to s. But ioT Mr. OConor II would not have been
wanted.
Judicial Elections and Term Of OGoe.
Last Friday Mr. BURNELL introduced Dill IRON the
Judiciary Committee declaring that the first election OF
the following judicial officers shall be held the lth
Tuesday Of May next but Eisoy dcfnrHS az tSs'a'i9H'
as 70 the days Of all future elections.
TUESDAY struck out to-day and Hondsyi Nay 81.
substituted, motion OF Mr. sill
The Judges &c to be elected on said day, are
l. -Four Judges, and Clerk Of the Appeals Court
By general ticket throughout the state. Look well
Q. -Four Justices Of the Supreme Court-by each OF
the Judicial Districts in the State. Seven OF the DIS
trcts are not vet formed Here too there will be great
difficulty in bringing honest direct popular influence
bear owing TO the immense extent OF the disrcts
g. One County Judge and one District Attorney by
each of the counties 10 the State except that YORK
County elects no Judge
l. One Surrogate Ia each county. except New.York)
where the population exceeds 10000
L s. Certain officers in certain counties 10 discharge
the duties OF County Judge and Surrogate &C in
Of vacancy &c and to do certain things az by an act
to be hereafter passed shall be specined.
g. A Recorder in each city, now having recorder,
who il TO hold Office for four years from January next
7. Police Justice in Troy-another In buffalo
lothers takes piJ,..,. ~. ...- -.-----
tees of the Supreme Court-for determining VINO
to be the other four Judges OF the Appeals Cour
and that the Appeals Court County Courts, supreme
Courts and Surrogates shall commence the perform
ance of their duties the let Monday Of next July
The four Judges who 10 be elected ss part OF the
Anneas Court are TO hold Office until January 1856
The County Judges SurrOgates and local officers what
local officers II to hold othce Tor iour years ateI
the Let OF January next District Attorneys are 70 sh
on their duties in January next and 10 hod once tiee
wears Such are the outlines OF Mr.. burnen OIL Oh
which send you copy. 8,
is new experiment-other states Will iolo" IN our
wake should il succeed-and as the men that may De
chosen to perform the highest pubic auties lnst
could be required in civil life to proclaim the a" ana
administer il TO decide in matters Of lie nonoI prop
erty and civil and relg ious rights u determine a. y
the constuonshty ol statutes TO advise JHfles Ahui
II need be TO overruie their decisions In many cases
TO counsel our Governors where pardon Is asked sna
generally 10 protect the widow and the oIphap TIE
feeble and helpless, the aged and innrn IN me ENJOY
rnent of their rights when Assaied by the power ana
unprincipled due care should be taken III solecuhs
II bad Judges are chosen, they will combine and IN
rigue las others have done before them 70 delay give
D 49,. 10 into Ina =
of rsrty-to punish an opponent and favor political
friend-they viii become travelling pOhHcal eOiniis
sion 10 execute the secret behess OF an unseen central
influences dvan 10 contrive oostrueuons oy means VI
which our most subtle lawyers may prevent for years
decision in any IN which the defendant can pay
well for battling justce-a Hstsndng committee OF a~
nonopohsts guard the exclusive privileges oil tne
attorney csss how injurious soever tney may DC 70 sne
/ general welfare.
country will be uurfed glorious example OF AmaTl
can iusce Afforded TO the world intrigue and corrup
ton irowned down. and life, liberty, and property be
safe snd secure, under able Intrepid and enlightened
/ guardians. 80, ,--..-. -,
take placevast interests and much property are In
volved Ia the results hitherto the lawyers nave elected
whoever they pleased let the wise and good OF al par
g. NOW hes,ir themselves let them take active
part this may be said to be eight years election
Shall the people the patriotic the enlightened be the
led as heretofore they now ready 10 assume he
c.pSids,e. for the Bench or those whom the people
intend 10 nominate thereto cannot ought not 70 &c IN
prepared to answer such questions - would clearly
show their principles to their fellow crzens-no man
should be thought Of whose private character and gen
ers condu ct viii bear the most stot scrutiny Nio
lent heated partisans make bad umpres however
honest -, -.
To keep back the nominations TIL within two or taree
weeks of the election. as they do st Tsmmany would
be to prevent the people from csnvsss1s me character
Tsaures BEl-COHtestiRg Titles
fsend vow a copy of Mr. FuLLERs bill On Tenufes now
before the Committee Of the Whole II PROVIDES mat
In actions brought to recover TIE possession OF ANA o
the non performance OF eonduons or covenants 10 ns
rAnt OF lease Or more lives or over y years NE
psintf At the option OF the defendant and IN order 70
recover must establish by evidence, other than The
grant Oh lease the validity Of his rIie-
The same rule Is 10 spply 70 al lands mat are saoet
&c such rule would greatly change existing relations
Most commonly now few persons comparatively
speaking attend 70 observe the proceedings oil the Legs
IL The Albany Savings Bank on the lat January last
there were on deposit s5o5.-ll
Ns,, Election BI-Blaok AID llAae OATH
TIE SenAies judiciary Committee nave reported
! hill which with Mr.. HANDS proposed amendments
.p8 Won IL proposes TO repair nodsrn1e the se TO
culstins our May and November elections &C. ln-iS
are oa,hs for white voters, oaths Tor oAeA FoteIs
rights IN theory ths; rot quite 20 equal N
H. Hands proposed cath Tor Of color Is about nc
longest ever heard Of = IA lines pflnisa ion0
Funeral OF Capt. Norris
M. HApLEr proposed and the Assembly adopted me
I following: ... a.
re STATE OF New oIk through rs kePesenishVes g.
.rns 70 testify respect for he memory ot nc soas'
1 diving IN battle Tor h!s country. -. 81. III,
adjourn 10 meet on Wednesday morning N order 70
th funeral obseqgies Of Capt LEwls n MokkIs ca I1s
Weduesdsy Will therefore be the hrst working day oil
the tenth week g Slow but sure lsH' \
~ The steamship Cambria JadAins Honi
- hon.
Boston arrived al Halifax ID inst u InHty'i0a A0-'
passage took board eight additional passengers anu
lef, next morning for Liverpool
The LONGEST TRAIS.-A correspondent OF me
Rochester Democrat says: On our way EAsswaI We
passed the lonxes. train of the Albany and DDS
Ton FloEd Il cross com
posed of Up cars OF AZ average lsnSh Oh u icei eseH
making train Of 400 feet or nearly three %
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