New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-31

tie Con sho'ld not FORGET neither do = = en-
TO a'"fhs Far. f-fis Df.ceIs sLs ipdEe sBs fare
vel and leave wih them ny eashs. for Asr fsf1re
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Ths 'eerntd Teoosdsr hsre sat Own AMID a2plssss
b oh wat nt nued for sfvefai MINUS
yfelr 5r,ieI csnrot allow the OCCASION II my ass9-
Go refining from the 5ersh VIII out sayss Il words
ave long been terms Of the grea-sss iuti"scI
rns NJ hnchesi FEELINGS Rave eusteo between IS In ali
o. lions ~ fe nave bern MEASURE mireG 49,
Nnfh long tef1re could wel appleciIts him you hsVe
,. POS Tin lere as the Uer-fu atr % the =
o. cimlna court Since nv elevation 70 ,hr Beuch ~
the voice OF the people our have Of necessity
become ffeaueht and infinite hui never nad
for one mmnsBs cause 20 change the estimate rad frt
mae Il ts character feel Geeosy ins With hisi
s ns dstt,r Jhs ,esrJ n,rb1 ros,loy be console ed
60 ish On Ty pait arc u CERTAIN extent. perhaps
4 l. but let add also regret his retirement "a
yarT account and on acc1unt IN IA. los, wh.h the
Accumulation OF tie law Itsef viii suffer bV ms re.
i,rsi Inovi.dre 70 discba-ee lie dates Of the Off Is
ano yel not Ioase EO.s criminal Judge. cHni-
mon sense and 70 be able 10 ndge OF the chAracer Of
those hToueh, bs1oIe HIM 1sIce and 10 Know IN an
instsLt whether mercy best fits whether stern 1sIce
ought 10 &c adn nlstefed Never nave met who
possessed TINS quality Of discriminating ia eminent
decree. who well able ~ sngulsh when 70
I'M q pun sment and when to temper WIKI mercy he
H1iey acquainted with the woghng % ne s'clety
Of ihs City and fIOm long experience, fuay capsoe
70 olsc4aTge the duties which tna society required aud m
how Wei otherwise QUILTED ant his re;reEe viii be
loss long AID oeepy felt depore M reilrsmsn from
If felt less He be Judge evidently overcome ~
his feeluesI And that would not part With him with 50
filed but the los car soqrcs be made NJ AtAll events
10 he know cannot for always found him the s'eadg
folui3g my uHeuet mInd-at least comparatively s0-n
JuClc.al cspaciiy-and instruct nv urfedged mnd.
foults AID ganst the winds which opposed nay
way On HIN aly placed the greatest COAT fence nor
Lsd 10 regret IT, found thai confidence
psced 1Hh him al happiness and success wherever
he ay be called TO- and what Office ne NAV be
honor To hImse and service TO the community.
Mr A A Phillips ssid he was sorry that some person
eeggtd on the pat Of he Bar 70 then
Instructed express then at his retirement and TO
that they oUi0 always regard him with kindness for
trey locked upon him father rather than as sem
MI Tlou the Recorder elect. who had been sitting on
the Bench behind the Judges nom the opening OK the
Court hel rose ana said That he had been before now
connected with the present becodtr. ard sat on thai
Bench as an associate Judge along with MN ne snew
have tTlals TO encounter. and ndeed
the tovhch he al uded one ofmuch dhcuy and
he balted the stream with success an1 perseverance, ne
b gentleman who could SO well gain the good
opinion OF I'll lie contact WITH as could MI Tall
maose. foI he was courteous TO ssnd bus amsny vas
ate. He. MT. IllOu, never kRew a man VINO na1
the peculiar facility of SEEING On the bearings OF
case at once, and could aiscnmnate so well re-
tween those crimes the result OF depravty, or the
mere effects Of human weakness These feelings were
consonant the proper administration OF the CRIMINAL
law hich the Recorder had discharged with great per
sonal pToiey His decisions and his sentences were not
man oy any harshness and wherever reform pro.a
afforded This after al was the great object OF the
ina law .s e a"a & Sa.
worn, and worthiy by his Honor have often come
here tha might personally witness hs mode OF
the duties imposed on HIM, and have seen him BLEND
charity with Justice When enter on the discharge OF the
Office will be forced 10 throw myse on the indulgence %
the Bar and my Associate Judges; and IN CONCLUSION
say that in the commentators Just bestowed fully
Several members OF the Bar here came up and shook
hands with the Recorder, and bid him farewell, after
which the Court adjourned, and all left
WASHINGTON MARKET.-The Board OF
Assistants, last evening, concurred with Board o.
Aldermen to rebuild Washington Market, notwth
standing the veto-also in the amendments grant
ing to the present Iessees a further lease of the
Housionst and Williamsburgh ferry.
OLD CRoToN GUARD.-The first annua
Ball of this band of Reformers is to be held at thu
Coliseum, No. 456 Broadway this evening The Com
pany is under the command Of Capt. Alexande
Smith, and has been reorganized.
~ The " Independent FRANKLIN Guard,
Capt Joseph Lawson, passed our Office YESTERDAY
afternoon on their return from Mount ProsPec
Hotel, kept by A. X. Gilbert. They numbered 81
musAvso, the appearance OF their target present
ed Signs Of good Workmanship.
TOILET ARTICLEs.-Messrs. Byron &
Co., i46 William-st, have fine display of the
choicest Pans toile. articles. They put up with
great elegance, and appear to be of the pures
quality.
CoLE's VOYAGE OF LIFE. AN engraving
of Coles Voyage of Life, representing Childhood
by NJ. Enzing Muller, has been published by John
Erhardt. The numerous admirers of the original
al nf thaiy 70 "a
artist.
PoRrRAITs OF CELEBRITIEs.-We have
received frcm George p. Putnam the portraits of the
late Kenmore CooPER, from a daguereotype by
Brady and OF WASHINGTON IRVING and WILLIAM c
BRYANT, from original crayon drawings by Charles
Martin. The portrait of Mr. Cooper is an expressive
likeness and good engraving. The artist has moi
been so successful with the other gentlemen, who
are both tos much iaealized for nature.
CIRcus-SUBsrANrIAL AID TO HUNGARY
The entire receipts at the Amphtheater this even
ing, without any deduction whatever for expenses
will be given by Messrs Sands & Co to the Kos
suth Funo )" in aid of Hungarian independence.
~ Persons wishing to secure an early
Leu,ze's picture OF Washington Crossing the De-a
ware ought to subscribe without delay, as all the
copies Will be distributed IN the order OF the sub
scnpnon.
Mr.. Editor am happy to see the New
Year Temperance Tract" Female influence fol
tie Name Law"-so widely circulated in our City
hope for one, the Ladies will show their patriot
ism tomorrow III making that the law OF their hos
pitaities. II Will save many young man Eom
rum. d.
% A most excellent combination OF
chaSte and amusing performances are gwen to-day
at Barrum's Museum. The be autiful and touching
melo-drama OF the Vicar OF Wakefield this afternoon
The pantomime of the Farv Gift and the new an
Nee comedy, both excessively laughabe, this even
Ing.
ty Sale at Auction. of Stocks. by A.
H. Muller for cash. Dec 30, 1851
ga shares New.Jersey Railroad and Transportation
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