The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06

than the last enumerated were given by its pro-
jsctors would be than suacent entitle 1t to
the rympsthes Of every ons but when all these
advantages become nxed fact added to the additional
advantage Of the space saved the absence OF the huge
unsghty boilers calorc will entirely clear the OF
her At prefent more powerful and certainly dan
gsious rival.
Like many other Inventions its general adoption at
first will probably be SLOW The projectors state that they
do not expect to make passage to England under four
teen fifteen days. that IL will have to be fully
developed before IL will DO adopted by the mail
steamers For vessels it would appear to be pecu
liary adapted and will probably il successful at
be used in vessels bound long voyagesto China or
California an from the small amount Of fuel consumeda
yessel fitted with 1t would be enabled to carry sufficient
coal for the whole passage thus saving the time and
pense OF putting into intermediate pors supply
The pacticablty imprsccsbility Of its successful!
use as motive power, large SCALE will be settled
the trial trip Of the Ericsson, or by her first
voyage The whrel has already been moved its first
revolution being performed Monday last. by the
sid Of the natural elasticity Of the air. fire being
used This seems to augur well for its which in
common with thousands Of othef heartily wish may
be fully accomplished ward fo- the untiIins per
and enterprise of the projectors and Of
the vast benefits it may be the of conferTing
mankind in general.
the DScs nber Term OF the Law Courts.
Der term Ct the law courts will be opened The calendars
contain pretty much the same portrait that
have referred TO- aud which seem to be dss,iosd to
remain there uLtii the dogdays
The Supreme Court General Term will occupy thu three
Judges in motions, and Ia the hearing o; the Million
Trust Fund the argument Of which has not bsen got
tbrcugh-fo list Special Terms only bs hsld saur
days until Judge Morris takes his seat upon the ben:h
The labors Of the Court of Appeals and the nu5er
of decisions which occupied Judge Edmon5s for many
months past have completely prcstraed him that he
obliged to leave New York Saturday for Central
America where he will remain some time for the benefit
of his impsired health.
Two risl branches of the Superior Court will sit for
the disposal of jury causes OF which there very heavy
calendar. Judge Emmett who elected to fill the
vacancy created by Judge Sandfoids death already
iskn his seat his term Of Office commenced the mo
rnent he elected Judges will also sit Special Term
and Chambers Of this court.
Tie Court of Common Pleas which sat in General Term
last month and rendered nearly fifty decisions, though
rot Of special interest will hold two trial branches for tho
disposal Of jury One judge will preside at Special
Term end Chambers.
The Marine Court viii be occupied with the usual ron
tine Of business which and furnishes case OF
public interest An additional judge will added to this
bench ut the end of the term Of Office of the pressat
Justices Lynch and Cowes, Judges Florence Nee arthy
A A. Philips, and A. Thompson will take their seats
The Court Of General sassions will also open, Re.
corder Tlou presiding and Aldermen Tweed and Comp
ton being associated with him. The Caer da- ne are
unable to give, but, judging from the recent commit
ments it will not be very heavy Some little e.citemn
perjury alleged TO have been committed in the grsat
Forrest ea-a