New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-16

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Of being understood " Ju6yes AID LsEycrs not y
everybody. If they vii but forget the ous OF costs A
think OF the promotion Of jasuce between inca az
make the law blessing instead OF curse lney neeo
tear no ropuar prejudice against them ne profession
l. naturally popular and useful one--oad ieslslAuOn
alone hAs made Il otherwise
! He Mr. II hai advocated the election OF Judges ~
tie people before the Convention net and Ter some
What responsible for the success OF IL He therefore
ur,ed his professional friends 70 lend Their Ad n MS
fs, snd mos; important election in the SELECTION o. gooo
csrSids,ss Tor Judges Shall we have partisan judges
wen we may prevent IL Does not the interest," OF me
profession make il naturally neutral - to party pores
and has II not been generally expected ina, suoses
should be selected without regard % party leePrS
fes.ion have Il In their power ey moving carry Ana
mnglng with the people. 70 defeat me sSeeines VI
psriissns 70 get possession Of our tribunals OF I
Mr. Il did rot know majority q iHose Nno M q
sgrpe with aim in the plan Of court would sustain
In the residue Of hs views but being iuiy peisusIeu
Of their correctness. he would stand y mem s
a,-i,v agreed or not II there were but ten disposed
o,t the course recommended he was one OF thAt zen
# but i've he WAS OF the hFe sue y Vu' ."V g
W ud Be that This report "hats'ei Us S r LAY
BE- would 70 forth 70 the public. would De resd ~ oy
and would have the influence il desired he was wuins
10 .tand 5y is principles but would harmonic win as
friends to its details
EMcRASr PAssESGERs-On the resolution IN
the Board OF Assistant Aldermen from the otner noAu
in relation TO emgrsn passengers Assistant Ala NICE
rath moved 10 strike out the Preamble He thought tne
sweeping charges which have been made against al our
merchants engaged in this trade 10 be deeply unjust Inc
Messengers generally have been taken good care Oh
bv the merchants and humanely treated. The OIL
which has passed the House OF Assembly IN reiAHon
TO committing tor passengers has met win oppo
s;ton in the Senate, principally on the ground
[ that vas, many Of the emigrsnts who arrive al
NevYor pass Immediately to the interior and
become charge sometimes, 10 the towns there There
sre 500 paupers in the Aims House at the City Of Roeh
ester who have passed through New.York within the
last three years There 5000 in the City OF Buffalo
many OF whom came by the way OF Csnsds and the
city sets not cent for them. OF the SSi3 persons
now IN our Aims House. &c. not over lSOo aIe immi
grants and except those who arrived in two or hree
vessel, few weeks since, the number OF Immigrants IN
,ha Alma House This season IL not at all unusual lie
housht the part in relation the merchants should be
stricken out lie wa. 10 favor Of the other portion
Other members made remsrks-t was denied that
the reference was 10 the merchants but to the brokers'
and agents The resolution was con.urred IN
NI,y OPERA COMPANY The Italian troupe from
Havana have taken the Park Theatre for series OF per
J fornsnces which viii commence about the nrst OF
April They pay 500 week for the Theste' Ihey
were 70 sa from Havana from the LIST TO the 18th Of this
. month and will probably arrive In the course oi Ten
days It Is said to be good Company and the PHoAe
will derive what benefit may result from competition
E between the two houses.
AID TO IRELASD-By the report Of the Treas
ursr of the Fund in yesterdays Comrsreal Asr5tissr'
,puears that the precise amount received up to last
SATURDAY night wss sS6l92 Is. The piano presented
bv Mr. Worcester disposed Of in lottery BY Messrs
stewart & Co. produced sl.2o
n CTMr @. $ WooD the gentlemanly and efficient
: Conductor Of the NewYork and Buffalo Line OF Mag
neuc Telegraph about to remove to Canada aav'ns
Al been appointed Superintendent Of the Line from Que
bee to Toronto. Those who haze done business WIN
d Mr. w will regret to part with him
d FURIOUS DRIvINs.-A little gIrl while crossing
near Nassau yesterday morning was run over
and seriously injured by estnan who WAS driving a.
h rapid rate.
N ~ The Concert OF Sacred Music given last
IN vsnino in Aid of the funds Of the German Ladies 10
~ for the relief of INDECENT widows orphans and 'icl
persons. at St Matthew's Church was attended oy
y crowded audience and the proceeds must have oeen
q large addition to further this benevolent object
%. rTs The Aneghanians had a full house la't even
he ing at the Tabernacle.
~ The complaint against Edward P Clark an
on Eskm L. Bodies in regard to the foreclosure oil Gel
tain chatte mortgage heretofore msde oy one John 81
la ver, and brought before tho Grand Jury was on 70
' llh instant dismissed by the unanimous vote OF IN
- Grand Jury.
NovyLrY.-An advertiser in our columns TO-DAY
"A has made us acquainted with his design OF manuiactu
=. ing an article of daily consumption in this CITY
doub, not the good success it will meet with II carrie
ON into operation See Partner Wanted
board OF ALDERMEN-Presidcnt Jackson II
nc pSvrea of Caus-Repor, In favor Of paying bill
ib Dogden for sos being the amount chaf geo Tor co
az iscting a debt against Thomas Lloyd. Adopted
,i,. Wasgfacnrs OF Carapheae--The Committee to who'
=, was referred petition in relation 10 the msnuaetui
of camphene reported adverse 10 the proniouoh OF
snt anufarlre below 42ds asked Tor In the peuuo
m setting forth that they deem it not less dangerous ina
he any other dstery Laid on the table. s, o,
wn upou the senate the immediate action OF that BODY upo
me the Emigrant Passage Bi now before H. and reques
OF ing the Mayor to call public meeting on the supecI-
ied Grrsi Fee, sc-ResouhOn BY Aid Benson in fave
OF of directing the Controller 10 report the amount oil COS
De ard counsel paid by The City IN the cases
ma the late Supervisors Robert H. Morris and others la
aid eaag-Resoluton by Aid Brady in favor Of directI
e~ the Controller inform the Court why the sum OF 80
on received by the late Commissioner OF the Aims Hous
OLD through M Moss the Superintendent for % barrels
r sl tallow has not been paid into the City 1reasur
on Ias House Connssioa1s- Resolution by Ad.Be
d in favor OF applying the Legislature tor the passage
an act authorize the people at me ne1t ensLsr eie
~ ton 10 elect ave Commissioners OF the Aims house'
.ns s,ead Of one as at present Referred
Tue observation-disclosures by Aid. Hart In favor
on directing the Superintendent Of Lamps &c 70 report
el~ what authority he has removed lamPhghter legal
~ appointed Adopted.
aug rbaaaess Piy-Resolution from the Board OF Ass
Of ants In favor Of leasing for years the pier at ths foot
pa Doane.st 70 the Enc Railroad Company At an annu
So So rent Of $1,000 concurred IN
en- ErpeHdiyss for Out door Poor "A communication
&c received from the Controller stating that ne nsd
ot received for the last three months from tne comm
70 sonAr Of the Aims House any vouchers for the exPsnS
70 lures for out door poor and that until they are ufnshe
ne be purposes not honor the Commssloners drsfn
- Referred. 4. - II .
ny. Esc Eook and Ladd1 TrNek--Report IN favor OIL
70 propratnz $3.50 for truck for Hook and Ladder
- | No 3. Adopted. ,, l.. -,
ire auiry into the proprety Of sboshns section IN
ing Police Law which gives the Mayor power 70 make
81 er laws for he government. Of the Police Depattae
-. Adopted.
i OF A10St - k~.-1 .S,oryna6
the '7HS7' 80
Tor BoARp OF ASSISTANT ALDERNEs-Nondl
'ete u.rch 1.-The President Neil Gray Esq. IN the eh.