The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14

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Rome not enforced aud remained with little notice
oy any party mere dead letter, until the year oH
U Cr when that Doblest Roman Of them all' Tibsrus
He Is before the people pleading their rghts He in
the forum, clothed with authority that was hitherto
supposed to render his person invoabe but the noble
Senate in him the advocate OF social ,vstsm that
would break up their order aud they III. he'd upon
him in mss- armed with bluJpeons and l.ft BIN
maogl-d corpse upon the streets OF Rome. Den,stus
solder than whom none wos Drawer. who bore upon
hir person five and forty wounds--w.lve lived
batte-sho had fourteen civic crowns bestowed upon
him for his bravery bree times the mural crown teng
the fret to scale the walls Of the enemy be stood for
ward TO demand share OF the qured lands for him
self and his fellow soldiers, and 10 doing he sprke
well aud boldly that he became the object Of dead
y hatred to the and the Idol the people
The Senate resolved to be rid of him and accordingly
elected him to the post of Legae, which, well the
oice held by Tiberius Gracious was aso eopsidsrsd
sacred No rooncr had ne reached the Roman camp,
than he put at the head Of hundred to make
an exploration; he Is in the def'- of mountain per-
forming his duty when TO his nshment no hnds he
has bsen delivered over for massacre to hundred
a.sassius. Tho accout Of his death IL grand
he fall although opposed by hundred, until
he had laid twenty OF them dead ut his feet.
AS to the lengths aris will go to Illustrate the
adoption OF laws to limit the quantity OF Isnd to be
nopolizsd by the monied class Not only did they kill
himself but they armed their dependents, and slew
three thousand who in favor OF the project
and VINO were in the forum t. vote for &C. The
craoy hsving got full possession of In Rome laid
down her laws, and in few years find misery crms
aud vice, take the place OF that virtue aud patriotism
that had hitherto characterized the Roman people.
Looking back upon history there Ia little to cheer
ia regard to this the OF all Its ad
man's inhumaDty to man" This din, renee, however,
exists-that Rome and Greece had full and plentiful
crop OF srstocracy already raised before the people
moved for land reform here in America, have tho
seed sown Tor similar crop but before 1t rpens
have determined to- have the land reform effected
nha.r niONa haron IN vofpa
expenses Of the meeting, when the meeting separated
Law Intelligence.
SUPREME CouRr-Geueral Term, jan l3-Pressnt,
Just ,es Strong McCorn, aud Edwards-No. finished;
Judgment reserved And No. taken up. Non-enu-
merated motions will be heard to.m (this day.
After which, time the cause OF the People Madame
Restell, will bs taken up
CIRCUIT CouRr-Before Judge Morss-I,aac .adyi-
dnce Us. Thomas MiAer.-Eje ctmsnt suit to recover
possession OF lot of land In 3lst street sold under
corporation assessment Not concluded when the
adjourned
COMMON PLEAs.-The first branch of this Court did
not sit to-day In the other branch there only
small case tried
UNITED STATES CoMMrssIoNEn's OFFICE, Jan. a.
Before Commissioner A Gardiner-Charge Of Revolt -
Samuel Daily, Joseph Jackson, and John Browne Zoo
ored were brought up from the quarantine ground by
Deputy Marshal Morrison q charge Of having endea-
Ellis, master 1t appeared they shipped on Mon.
day last, aud, soon after forcbly shore and
got drunk They afterwards returned board, after
which tho bark was flowed GU. from the whaf On
passing Governors Island the pilot ordered he rails
up; they obey orders and became very noisy
The mates then interered, and one Of them, named
Charles Thompson fred pistol amongst the revolt
ers and broke the of Joseph Jackson Tho captain
lay toat the quarantine ground, up town nd
obtained warrant for their arrest. After full inves-
tgaton OF the matter 1t agreed to take their own
recognzsuces for their appearances il hereafter called
upon oake their trial they agreeing to return to their
duty and to conduct themselves with proprsty duriug
the voyage Upon these conditions, the captain con
sented TO receive them sgain on board.
CouRr or ArPEALs, Jan. NO l. Joseph Slooum
appellant, vs. Isaac Cosson ct al, resp'ts Motion to
strike the from the Calendar made by appellant
Och motion denied; cause called and reserved, argued
January Ith. ID l. Seymour and Stevens sttornsys
No Cornelia Do iss appellant vs.. Ralph Manning ct
al resps Argued Jsnusry4 p Potter, Woodruff aud
Young, attorneys. No David Mead plspt q in error
VS. james Lswsoa defendant ia error Jauu sry called
aud passed, appearing 5th restored and argued
Wheaton, Dooiitte. Hadlay and j Colt ATTORNEYS
No james McK-on, plaintiff in error VS. Richard
Graves ct al, def.ndan's in error Argued. H Rey-
holds and g. w Buckley, Attorney No. s Reuben
Msttison plaintiff IN error Daniel Bauous defendant
IN error: Jaausry o. called and passed appear
ley aud JOB Person, attorneys No g. The Mutual In-
Co. OF the city Of Albany plaintiff error
II Brsmhal and C. Colt, attorneys No T.
Robert Reynolds plaintiff in Henry III Nfynsrd,
airy 8 c b. butcher snd P. W Bishop, attorneys.
No. s Simon Shinder, plaintiff ia Isaac Hous-
Msard and Pr woodbury. attorney. AS n" cb,n,c a.
Dexter ct 81 PLAINTIFF la error va Amos Adsms late
wheaton and Cagser: attorneys No 10 Mary Mar
tin by her next friend so appellant Va Norris L. Mar
TIN respondent January H. called and en- &C.
count OF sickness Of counsel: No II William Small.
plaintiff in or, The Hsrkimer Manufacturing and
hydraulic Co defendants in error January H. called
Spencer and herman, attorneys No H. John Row
land, plaintiff in error Gsorga Fuller defendant
John 5O sowef No n !, A G.1o s and
TIN In error, VS. Oliver Harris, defendant in error
Argued January II No Ia Ever,st Judson pl,int1 in
error ys Jehis Houghton, defendant in error Argued
Roswell hudson and Ransom Baicom attorneys N, 10.
trastus sparrow plaintiff in error VS. Elizabeth King
N. r. tuHf In Ar1n
and Sheldon, attorneys
CoURr OF GENERAL sEssloNs-Jan 10 Before Recor-
Ger Scott aUd Aldermen De Forres aud Kelly I,,ai
TOR Rs,eiping Sfoiin Goods AT the opening Of tho
court tn s morning. Henry Ross eDbsrg called to
trial On an Indictment, charging him with bavpg In the
month Of February last received considerab BILE amount
OF swery and silver ware knowing the eame to have
been stolen he prosecution failing to sustain the in
dictment the jury without leaving their seats rendered
a verdict OF not guilty.
Trtal for Grand Larceny John Smell was next placed
a. the bar for TRIAL on charge Of having the 10th OF
September last stolen sofa and bureau, ged b.
worth 300 belonging TO Asbury Hubbard In this case,
ss IN me former one, the prosecution failed to sustan
the charges ontained In the indictment tho jury
quilted the accused
The trial OF John stradman, OF No soI Washington
street was then called but had not ucuded
when the court a. journed untl to- morning.
CorRr CALENDAR. THIS DAy-Common PLas-Psrt
Nos. Sag loi 1853 100, l67 Part a-se 30, "a 80 lla
ia, ll6, lis, l20 l21 Crcuit Cpur,--Nos a. AZ 81
3D. 90, 81, so, d. 81, 30, 81, y, 6s, II, 10.
SUPREME CouRr rHE UNITED STATES, Jan - No
60 United States rel n n Merrymsn Us the Corpo-
Thtiou oi WHsnfB error TO the circuit OF the
Uni ed States, Washington, d. c On the motion Of
MIR Brent OF counsel Tor the plaintiff this writ
OF error was dismissed with costs. No las Mary Ann
Van Meas, plaintiff ia Cornelius p Van Ness
Administrator OF John r Van Ness. The argument Of
the motion to dismiss this writ OF continued
by Mr. BreHt sgaint the motion and by Mir Bradley in
support Of the same. Adjourned till tomorrow, IL
o'clock.
Board OF Supervisors.
JANuApY Is The Mayor presiding-Thc minutes
OF Tue prec.din meeting were read and approved
tgs al taY
Referred.
Reports OF Committee on County OBcsrs IN relation