New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13
Delays Of Jnstice-0re son-The SLAYER Pons
n nd her Captors.


WAsHISsTo<, Noz1sy. Fe5. =, AS
a Mr. JoHy HLSDERsoy. wbo halls froza Missis-
sippi, has raenriaized Co.zress complaining Of
the inefficient ard "ricketiy" Machinery Of the
Federal Courts a Jaw. and both Hguses q Con
gross have caused JOINS memorial q be printed u
pamphlet f1rn. Whe.hc- Z III. endI1 new hsion
Of officials 70 draw large ino1nes sDd Do very ME
work, cannot ssy-out tie million o. coATs cfa II
from the Treasury Or from enormous fees Palo 20
szy CLERKS VIXEN added 70 the lawyers iees II
this cos:iess 4 al tribunals. 7ugsf % insure
prompt hesrrg aid decision n : ederal lawsuits
Mr. HrvDERsos SHOWS that when ne Supreme
Cont rose II 1sts. there we're I'll cases on the
d1cket which the Coart bed 10 ensure 70 t., and
thsf 10 one need ezpec; that N FL appeal to Il from
me Inferior Courts be CA tsGr1Dg sbort %
thee 70 FIVE Years He NJ II wants more
I,d~e, b, .hs faot s The present Judge could b
d,sLle the work they nov per.orrn, were tncy
..ressed hard Old Spsin was 20 fll o. .azy, Idle
r.r;e.is that thy crowded ogt creation almost The
FITTED States BIDS far g. become equally fol o.
6rones OF laVyers. NJ. Il Offers 2 Dill "a Tbi-a bee
-.rovi1es FOR reducing lsT costs 10 [. : Courts 60
The tariff IN use In the state Courts IN eacn state
which Il q very good idea. and BE- desires . crl-
sti,r,e otEe, appellate iuri dctons N certain cases
short Of the Supreme Court here, which would. ~
laigft at least expedite legal movements and get
clients sooner out q the rnazes OF the lsg-
4 bill introduced b. NJ BELL. IS pnder consul
Grafton in Senate providing pr the appointment u
Commissioners - 60 70 OREGON AID legotate with
:, Indian tribes for Their lands west Of the Cana
"a Mountains. and s'so induce them 70 remove east
Of said mountains and obey the laws for Iufiars
made bv Congress The b-l authorizes lie crea-
ton Of an ofaco, the S8pvru.e nfency n Indian
Affairs. with salary q e. 800 70 the ol.cer gives
$4,000 o. the 1vernor Of Oregon and provides "
one or three Iadiau Agents n. a 500 each.
Seven hundred sad lity Africans. all n them f1t
twenty one under twenty ears Of age. were cfp-
tured end taken out Of the Pous, slave br-.
and landed ~ Monrosia, Liberia, Dec Is -3', 10
naked. starving, and almost dying condition.
The American Colonization Society supplied their
wants and although they were thus landed from
Z s ship, and 30 pr,vis made b. Gogcrnmelt
the Society are as set. unable T. obtain from Con
gress payment for tue advances made Ia Iresi-
dent M0n-oes time the act of l-.g would have
authorized Government 70 support them. but orr
AttOruey General now construe Z so that . lD
ciflfrcu must have been leff = perish had not tr'
S.cietv clothed fed and relieved them. AZ tic
first Session OF last Congress the Committee m
Claims reported a bill for tie payment Of these
advances. but i never reached the Statute BOOK
another bill has Just been reported from same
committee, in Senate. and yrtaPs II may NEE;
with more lust reception. Tbs IS the hth year
since relief wss gwen, but 70 obtain remuneration
az soc,c,y IS constituted here, is all uphill work
Application was vsiny made q Congress ftree
years since but those VITO i've upon the fruits OF
the sccursed slave traffic are not very apt % be
prodigal Of sympathy Tor an association whose hn
manly thus provides for its victims, rescued ~
our cruisers