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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

DWORcEs.-An act amendatOry Of the present
divorce Laws was reported, in the \. 7 Assembly the
COR uts from the Judiciary Committee, read twice
and committed 10 the Committee Of the Whole II
provides that divorces may be dccTeed BY the Supreme
Court IN Of adultery where the parties in
hsbiians Of the tbs time OF the offence where
either party sha have been convicted and actually
prsOned for two years subsequent . marriage provi-
ded that the party making the application shall not
been 50 convicted where ncuraDls unsafe insanity
exists IN either party where either party shall
religious tenets subversye Of the marriage relations
Proceedings for divorce may be instituted 10 the name
Of either party provided such party has been one year
resident IN the state. The Court msy deny divorce
IN Of adultery where the offence appears 20 have
been committed oy the connivsnce Of the plaintiff
where the offending party hss been forgiven; where
suit has net been brought for five years after the dscov
cry Of the offence where the plaintiff has also been
guilty Of the offence charged Ia every case the esi,i
macy Of the children beg0tien before the commence
meni Of tie suit shall be presumed Until the contrary
Is shown Exeep: IN cases Of INSANITY the Court N
case Of decree Of divorce the wife being planti-t
may charge the estate Of the deendaD, win The main
tensnee Of his wife and family In all case. ali nroo.
erfy acquired given or devised 10 the wife 10 remain
tiers solely and absolutely. If the husband be plaintiff
ne shall IN case OF divorce maintain the same right.
70 the property OF his wife II tie marriage had con
nnued vile being defendant shall no, be entitled
10 dover, except In Of insanity plsinrir NAV
marry again but not I'll three years after the divorce Z
granted The act provides carefully for securing tie
nights OF defendants for divorce on the ground Of
ny and Tor the suitable maintenance OF the wife In case
divorce 70 granted 10 her husband on the ground d
incLsols Insanity
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COMPANY FOR NIcARAGUA.-A Companyis now
forming in this City to proceed to California by way Of
the San Juan River Lake Nicaragua and the port Of
Reslejo the Pacific This route is considerably near
than that Of Panama and the facilities for crossing
the Isthmus much greater though the journey Il
longer. From the town of san Juan at the mouth Of
the river, the distance TO Lake Ncsraguss 80 miles,
which Is made in canoes, thence tho lake TO It's
northern extremity and by excellent road to Leon
and Realeo This is pleasant route for travellers, ye,
It is less convenient for the conveyance of merchandise
than that of Chsgres and Panama
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PENNSYLVANIA LEsIsLATURE.-ln the House on
Thursday BIZ WAS reported providing for the redemp
ton OF the relief notes for avoiding the Phaieph In
clned Plane, aud for the completion Of the North
Branch Csnsl This btu proposes state loan for 20
years Of $1,000 oOO-S6O.0lC 10 cancel Relief Notes
$4,000 To avoid the Inclined Plane a. 10000 to com
pste the North Branch Canal The banks 10 take
The loan and issue g. - and g bills 10 the o.
Is - per cent on their csp.tsL Zach bank 10 u
take proportion OF the loan equal 10 hall Of the
amount OF the small notes IL $ allowed ~ issue. The
oza Is To draw interest only a. tie rate OF per cent
BROKE DOws.-The lron Bnige over Buffalo
Creek erected for the Banalo sni Whites Corners
Plank Road. broke down yesterday afternoon under
the test which WAS applied 70 t. Thirty ave tons we're
placed upon H. and the two teams win loads OF wood
started H. when sank easily 10 the scstolting
about two feet beowit where rested IL 10 therefore
failure. and will have 10 be replaced BY another srac-
ture. The span-loO feet-is the longest We under
stand, o. any ever attempted in this country. some
sseribed the breakdown the rost Ia The iron bat
others think is owing to defect IN the plan Of con
strueroa as not being adapted 10 80 long reach
lBa1alo Com Adv.
,xS1 The Mercury was below zero s. Albany on
Thursday the 9Th
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WELCOME Or THE President ELECT The
two Boards Of our City Councils al their last sitting
appointed joint committee 10 walt the President Of
the United states elect his arrival at Washington
and, in the Of the Corporation, welcome him 10
the seat Oi Government National ntelligencer
FIRE AND Loss oF LIFE.-The tavern and gro
Gerry Of Peter aec2lt near, Fort Wayne Indiana was
burnt the night Of the 18th ut and his about a
years old persisted the danes while endesyoring 70
rescue sick brother About dozen teamslsrs only
escaped By jumping from the windows.
~ The Virginia Legislature is 70 meet IN
session the 9th day Of May next The object
S 10 complete the revision OF the Civil Code OF the
state, which cannot be accomplished at the prescn.
session.
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louisville MICH - RuINs-JacSsoH, Feb.
!, y NJ learn from Geo. {. Monroe, Esq VI Jones
vile who has just arrived that the principal CONNER
cal block N the village OF Jonesvle including nearly
every dry goods store In the village Was burned ~
the ground last night The principal losers were
Messrs. Chsmplin s Grosvsnor, r :. smith. Fuller,
Smith Halted, 5 W. smith. All but Of these ve
believe engaged in the mercantile business and
Insured more or less. The Odd Fellows Hall Is among
the ruins The whole loss Will not fa less than SO.
600, about half Of which Is probably insured
Cor Detroit Adv.
The PARKER MURDER.-Dr. Smith and Horace
Wentworth arrested IN Blddei0rd, Ne. suspi-
cion OF having been concerned IN the murder Of Mr.
Parker AZ Manchester. They were 20 be brought 10
saco, yesterday, 10. examination fugitive from the
justice II New Hampshire. Boston Poet, 9th
LAND SLIDE AT NATCHEZ.-Qute an extern
ve land side occurred Naichez the 18th uli near
the upper end OF the promenade ground portion OF
TIE ou-, says the C0urr. 10 feet broad and 40
feet IN length. detached tself very unceremouiousy
ron ia ancient resting Psce sad pitched down INTO
the road beDessh-
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FUGITIVE SLAvEs.-ln the Virginia House OF
Delegates on Tuesday last report was made from a
Select Committee the subject Of the existing laws OF
Congress in reference 10 the recovery OF fugitive
slaves The report that the present laws are en-
trey Inadequate the object for which they were de-
signed and that, Interpreted In the Northern states
they not Of particle of effect. The report con
cludes with the following resolutions, which were
adopted by the House
Resolved by the General Assembly Of Virginia, That
he and Representatives OF his State In mo Con
sr-ss VI the United states be 10 use her earnest
and eeOfs 10 have Tho act passed on mo l&h
Of February, 1885. 30 amended efecnaly ~ se-
cure 10 The the sCulh the gh guaranteed
them by the 81 clause % section and ith scl- o' the
Constitution of the United States.
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CIrYarrEMs.
Sermons, &c. Tomorrow

b. nr nasire-cAar-h s-tofa A. Do-l4le-ss-z.aS
D. " " Al sivsr.iy Chap-i-mor-ins
r. ~. NJ -,f- f. r'r-n.i - Cong Ch-rlh--T-a
Praf Hs.h-s si-F Itrtr-n'fr -
a. 49, y .f-Ctarlh ID 0aoe sh~ph-rt-a. ttJ.
a. \ : D.-s1-on-Hrasiou. cor Thompso1-e
go ~ $50 Broat~sy -tiisrrsn
el 80. 49,. cor Bos-ry sal H-st-r-al tsy.
,.,- ,t..l-.. A Sect Itsry Hti-er-ains
- go. lr..r.h ..r1-r Narna al l-lc- -rFeaAlS
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FERMENTATION or SwORDs.-Int the New Jersey
Legislature Thursday the Interesting ceremony took
place Of presenting swords 70 several Jerseymen on
GERS 10 the Army who dsting uhed themselves in the
late war with Mexico. The Ofcers thus honored were
Lieut. Col. VIM K. Montgomery, Breyet Major \.
Beakes Rossell Capt. :. C. French and MAJOR Fowler
Hamilton. The ceremony took place 10 the Assembly
Room lille before / o'clock The swords were pre-
ssnted By Gov Haines, On behalf OF the state. Col
Montgomery and Mai Ro,sel received theirs In person,
and those for the other officers who were not present
we're received for them by Gen. : r Hamilton and K
p Thompson Esq. The scene was highly interesting
and witnessed by great crowd Of both sexes The
swords AL of the patterncut and thrust-the
scsbbsri and guard OF solid silver Furnished with gold
and beautifully chased Upon the iron, side Of the
guard the Of the state In silver, the inner
side Latin Inscription There llso inscriptions up
the scsbbards Each sword Is placed 10 neat rose
wood box With brass plates a. the corners and center
n he Id
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l.ctpre., Concerts. &C. Tonight
Pr es-fir. ~ fss sass-fvf.s esss-~s

a.. I . y,,.,.t.- - A.sor Pisr- Oprns Hoa-- =
q - \ =. r.,,1re- Hoo thtq-.-'n - a
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N ~. 100 tar,n haI-3 a1c = 2 VI
p,--.,--. ii N.rca-r> Bruat~sf-l = " 49,. $500,
-, g.I-ss "a 81 Borep-lr . q an ~ .,sp
q, - of Earop~.s Psin,nss-sss ~ ..-ssP~
cs-.,,,. y ) kana.' Hsl, - brosi-N-ss
- Or..~. sr-rr Cof1r.as--soc lioTsfN -
- - Nu.-sru-Ss9 Br1st-p Day ana r--n-s
1890 C.rca.- hsurs Broat-sy ~ -Ps
snr,,r'. Ih.a--f-Ctan6er. - a-ar hroaars,g =
l,c.f-.x Tb-.,-r-Bro.t-sy Gear Anthorf - y ...
.-.-r,- wu..un-Buzs-v. cor AZ stay 40 49,
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" X. Hon Co. would most respectfully feilr nsf
thanks to The Fire Depsmeu. u this city for her bod a.
efficient services 10 saving from dssuc much q De-
properly; also to their friends and the public 10 geFes
for heir generous aid They la The hope 10 be eo'-
their repairing business 10 shongme Code
and they would inform their numerous customers ra
patrons that heir principal mandatory, VIZ eofnsf
Sheriff and Broome Is IN full operation, AID >.
they Office . Gold for the presetL WIRE
they will be hsppy 10 their friends and fscsFe1s
order, ..nsusl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

FROM CALIFoRSIA.-We hear a rumor, seem
isgly well founded that elk days later advices have
been received from California by house in this City
The most important item To- that the ship LeHiHstoa
has on board 100000 in gold consigned TO Eastern
Glass Company who have jast received the bill Of
ladiug
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Appointments by the Governor and senate

MONDAY 20. =
lssac Hills William Pkin, Abraham NJ Schermer-
horn Of Rochester Moses Tagsat Of Batavia, Samuel
Works Of LockpOrt. u De Managers OF the Western
House Of Refuge tor juvenile deliGqsents
PVrNAN.-Szmuel Smith Of Kent Notary Public.
NEW NoSK -Wsshinston wheelwrighi, John X.
hsckett- John w Prison Lewis :. Thomss Lacius Pit
kin, Daniel Mallory, No;sries Public
ONEiDA.-TheoGore ?. Hand Of Vernon, Notary Pub
he
FRASnIS.-SAnUsl c. wesd Of Malone, Notary
Public
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WERek OF A WAALER.-We ind The follow

wERoK OF WHALER.-We find the follow
log IN the P5'yassaa published o, Honoluls Sandwich
Islands:
Captain Harding OF the Eiizs Adams, In a letter q
Messrs Mskee, Anthem Co, reports the loss Of the
American whsleship David Paddock Of Nantucket In
the Japan She struck sunken rock The
vessel and cargo total Oss-creW saved she wa.
full and bound home At the time Of the disaster. NJ
particulars are given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

MAcAULAYs History OF ENoLASD.-We have
received the following Card from Messrs HARFEE
in relation to the republication Of Macsulays History
of England. In another column We have given our
own opinion upon the nature Of the charges made
against them
A CARD--AE impression having got abroad that we
have made various important alterations from the In
hsh copy in reprint OF MAcAULAYs HIsroRY OF
ENGLAND, deem Il proper q state 10 justice 10 the
numerous purchasers Of the work that the edition
printed by Us Is In cray r0rd tautui and pcr copy
Of tle original the text Of which has been followed
without omission ali ration In the composition Of
TIE work indeed in printing Office, We have follow
ed the spelling Of acknowledged standard authority
of the lRngusse-thst OF Webster, whose Dictionary
hss received the critical recommendations Of many
learned men and learned Institutions both Ia this
try and In Europe. 20 vel as the sanction OF widely
spread ussge and whose system, moreover, partly
followed by Mscsusy himself These consideration.
we reasonably thought quite sufficient 10 justify In
It's adoption. HARPER BROTHERS
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By TELEGRAPH to The N,w.YOrk Tribunt.
General Taylor'- Movements.

hAsH,lLLE Tenn. Friiay. 20 =
General Tsy.o .eit this city for Louisville ia'I
s7eninz where he IS expected % arrive On sunday
Great preparatioas are making for ne reception
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

GV- CHARLES CHAPMAN, Esq. OF Hartford, has
been unanimously nominated by the Wings fthe First
Congressional District of Connecticut Hartford and
Toand Counties) their candidate for the next Con
gress Hon James Dixon OF Hartford, is the present
Member
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By THR MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HALL

e We see by the Ns'rart Aarerf'ser' iha'
Mr. DoHENY the distinguished lrsh reiusee' AID W
z. ROBINSON editor OF Tis PsoPS, address PaoAe
meeting In TIA, city this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

LY- The STEAMSHIP FALCON, from New York
for Chsgres arrived at Charleston at 70 O'Clock the
ith inst and taking board the mail and four psssen
gers Immediately proceeded her destination, with
the deck black with passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

FROM HAvASA.-By the bark RAPID, Captain
wAEp Havana we have received files Of La Prensa to
the 2slh ult We hnd local news of importance
since hat advices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

template 50 doing who can III afford to be kept
over a day. Let them at least know what they
have to depend upon, aud know It oiten until the
trains are restored. That, surely, Is not asking
too much.
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Bn1lroEE. Friday, FEB 90. ?. Il
Tie Washington cars With the oo1tneIA u 81
have 10, ye, arrived. some accident 4 sPPrsnsneea
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Execution of Barry.

PRILAnELFIiIA. Friday. Feo. =.
The execution Of Barry tco.ored Tor a rape on
white woman. took place .; New Castle Del to-day.
There were two thousand persons presen. on the &C.
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LATER FRox EUROPE.-The Cunard Steamer
Niagara, Capt RYKfE, is now IN her fourteenth
day from Liverpool, and will probably arrive at
Boston today or tomorrow.
The Sarah Sands, Capt. THoSPsoS, Tor this
port, has now been nineteen days at sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

w THg PEoPLE-appears Tins morning with
It's usual variety Of matter interesting 10 81 Who tase %
inisres, IN European s4,ir. Aieen Aroon" By NJ
DonENr !. an eaaaIslte piece d po.iry.
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THOMAS KEssErr 4 Co. - OLDsLP-M,ss. Sop
Gsme Oysters, HOLSTERS MIR &c. sre put up 10 No e''s
off and lbs each. and may be conveyed 10 he f-e
climates retaining perfectly their natural Taste and ''
ness Tousyeers these articles are inysuabie {" ~
may be served up At any momcli and In any eliinss ~
experience OF thirty years enables us 10 pfonounes ~
articles lnsqusled. Every can We preserve 10 "nrDS''
Inns
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FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN The LnAea ~"
Mail Steamer HEssAS CspL Il. Crsbtfee, will cave WV
York for the above porIs Tussd.y. he N'h fs'"N'
from pier North River
For freight and pts.sge sppy At tho Office Of ne oe'''
Steam Navigation Co 90 Broadway III
NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY Z. WAITE NJ pN'-'
way--This establishment he most extensive sos 'o
onsble Ia tbs United States, containing Dss1ens'TT
miniatures from life of nearly al celebrated lI
hc are Invited 70 visit this collection and essmns ne
beautiful specimens Of this ar, 10 hs world IlS @sN'
DR PHiSSEYs PILLs.-These vel known pA'
Ienslve used and recommended by physicians that -
leave the bowels cosaye o5hge psrsons 10 rcfe~ =
number for dose, take them long ~ hey viii Sec
stsntly for sac hr0ug hOu the Northern, Mods ana
Eng and States, In the Southern cues snd ne CsIs
he drug and country stores. A b. d SANDS ste'.
eglion-st and rs Broadway. Newton Chy "''
~ Advertisements aud sIbscr ptOns fof ne mon
circulated newspapers Of al the States, are u.
10 The publishers BY the accredited sgenf ' D. ~
Tribune Buildings
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GIN CAss.-Gen. Cass was at Lansing on the
2ih ut and had been invited by the House of Repre-
senta,ives TO take within the bar during his so
journ at the capital The Lansing correspondent Of
the Detroit Bulletin Munger, says that some still
think be will decline the Senatorshp."
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Wasataeten Feb. 6--No. 25 l. p Fourniquet and vile
rs John Perkins In error 10 the Supreme Court o.
Ioui,isna Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinioa
of this Court sfsrming the Judgment Of said Supreme
Court in this cause. with cos,s. No. 3. John U
Pages administrator. appellant rs. RUFUS n. rage
rhs ,rsurept Of this cause was continued by Mr. Al
len for the sppellee.-Adoprped I'll tomorrow II
O'Clock
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TIE ETHICS OF ORTHOGRAPHY.-Mr. Thomas
Babiogton Macsulsy bas recently given to the
world very able and popular contribution to Eng.
lish History which Messrs. Harper q Brothers
have repubhshed in this country. The critics are
quite agreed as to the character Of the work and
the general merit Of the American edition Of II,
bu; large proportion Of them hayeseea 1T 70 cen
sure the Messrs. Harpers for conforming the or
biography Of the book 70 their uniform STANDARD,
thu great English-American Dictionary Of Noah
Webster. That is pronounced wrong to Ar.
Macaasy, 70 the reading public or % both
What can these gentlemen mean DO they
hold the Messrs. Harpers bound TO publish egery
mans books in the precise photography Of the
writer Must they spell as many ways as there
are authors or only many as there are socred
tied Dictionaries Would they have the work
to-day issued from the great Cliff street manuiac-
tory spell poit,cs, honor, and frareler, and that
issued 70 morrow spell the same words Poiticks,
hoaour, fraceHer, &C. Would they have the
Harpers library editions Of Shakespeare Bacon,
Hume, spenser and Milton spelt precisely as the
authors wrote land not one in fifty could now
read integently) or what no they mean
We venture to predict that not one OF these
critics is consistent with the rule he thus lays
down. II he copies as be daily must alike from
journals which follow Websters photography and
those which attempt to copy Johnsons or some
bodys else, he doubtless has them all spelled
alike and according to the standard he deems IN
the main most generally night. This IS Just what
the Hsrpers have done. and we trust Will continue
to do. Nobody has objected 70 It IN their reprints
Of the works Of common people and we see no
reason why they should apply different rule to
those Of Mr.. T. B. Macsulay. The IDEAS and the
phrases are the authors bat the spelling Of words
is a matter for which the publishers land, under
their directions their prooireadersl are alone re-
sponsible contrary rule would I'LL the world
with defective and incongruoUs photographers. 1t
may or may not be generally known that authors
often spell badly tested by whatever standard
you please and that printers and proof readers are
continually correcting their autographed blum
ders TO deny the right to do this Is to arrest the
march Of Improvement and deprive the public OF
any reliable standard for the spelling OF that vast
majority OF words with regard to which lexicog-
raphers are thoroughly agreed. The Harpers are
entirely right
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KESTUcKY-ELEcIioS oF Mr.. CLAY" e
have already announced BY Telegraph that the
Kentucky Legislature elected Nj Clay to the I.
5. Senate on the 1T inst We learn from the
Frankfort papers that the vote in the Senate stood
For Henry Clsy....----N For Richd VI Johnson II
Majority for Mr. Clay -----.----.---.lo.
IN the House the vote stood,
For Henry Clsy..-.....s2 For Col Johnson IS
MAJ. for Mr Clay--47 MAJ In JOINT bsllo'- %
Mr.. Clay received the entire Wing strength.
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Rni>c AID w.oiSG Boors-Goid seekers Should. be
fore going get pair Of warEISs's Long Riding Or W.
ing Boots They superior articles and completely 0
tecl The legs from dsmpness and Will prove 10 mUIs
life and healIhpreseryer They can be found al III ~
ton..t l0i Aocd
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WiLLIAMsBURGH PsofERrr.-Two lois on souh 'cs
Eighb-st enc minutes wsA from Peckshp feni~
be sold on Tuesday next, by VIM II franklin See 10
auction advertisement 10 Courier Expire" and conua
mefcial Advertiser lWT
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Ofths SPECIAL JsdSt "a ne Clfy q. ffn- l1ft
SEc H. There shall be elected IN the City II New
York by the electors Of that City at the annual CHAR
ter election to be held the second Tuesday Of Apr
next judicial officer, TO be designated Special
Judge Of the City Of Newfork, who shall be Judge oi
the tribunal Of Cancellation hereinafter established
and perform such other duties are or may be pre-
scri5ed by law.
SIC IL such Judge shall be voted for on ballot
which shall Dc distinct from any other ballot al the same
election and deposited in a separate box, marked -pe
cal Judss The votes shall be canyassed and certified
in the same manner Tor the Recorder Of TIE
City Of New York and certificate thereof shall be fled
with the Secretary OF state.
SIC 10 such Judge shall receive an annual salary
payable quarterly out OF the Treasury Of the City Of
New Ysrk, the amount OF which not less than two
thousand i've hundred dollars, shall De liked % the
Board Of Supervisors OF the City and County Of New
York before the fret day Of May next and shsopoi
Dc stterwsrd increased or diminished.
- The special Jucg &c shall enter upon the due.
OF his Office the let day Of May next and shall hold
bis Office for four years there alter
SEc 2l He shall have Office In the City Hal OF the
City of New York, 10 be provided and properly fur
nished By the Board Of Supervisors Of the City and
County OF Sew-lork. lie shall attend 81 such ofnce 81
suitable hours fer the transaction OF the business tnA
may come before him.
sEc - he msy execute any Of the powers confer
red upon Justice OF the Supreme Court By the fol
lowing sections Of the Code OF Procedure, VIZ -i d
81 both inclusive 3i7 20 $50, both Inclusive 81 .
80 both inclusive and also any Of the powers con
TERED upon county Judge By the second part OF tn'
Code Of Procedure by this set 10 DC exercised IN &C
tons pending in The supreme Court
SEC. . The Special adge may also be appointed re
ferree under the second subdivision Of section 2o2 o.
the Code Of Procedure whether named oy the plaintiff
or not
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BURGLARY.-The house of NJ. Sheg03 40. tl7
Brosd-st Newark \. Was burslsri0asy L tered On
Thursday night and robbed Ot clothing Sc valued AL
shout 80 which property Yesterday recovered Ia
this city D officer Burulsm OF the F.Ih W.d sr4
restored q the osntrs Thereof