The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-06

Arrival OF Yuaan Dsnta0s
Msdan so.tsg (Gos.tsss Rsssi), Vie mutzicus pri~s
ssms arrived last evening the Arctic accompanied BY
her husband and SUITE and proceeded TO shs Union Place
Hotel whore engaged for her By hsr agsat
An account Of esnsert she gave on beard the steam
boat will found in the together with other par
Geulars relating to the charming vocalist Eskert, th'
composer and pianist, and Pssssini the
tenor. ere with her sereDade s to be given MAIDEN
scntag during the week which win be the greatest
given In this city 1t said that there will be ftssn
hundred Instruments magnificent carriage hes been
built her in this city bearing her arms An effort has
been made to induce her through her agent to attend the
perform aBse Of shs Bateman children but shave no
doabt that che has too much to listen To propo
expense She is very beautiful woman ana exceedingly
aniable all the passengers are delighted with her,
The sep,eMber Term Of the Courts.
This being the first Monday in the month the business
of the Law courts noninally commenced Yet few cases
Of importance will be disposed Of before the October
term The special term and circuit OF the Supreme
Court viii sitting, and one Judge win preside
in chambers during the vho Of the month The stur
dsy motion calendar Of this court for the present tsm
viii be made up and after Monday the eth scptembs
notes Of Issue The Saturday motion calendar viii be
taken up the first time Saturday the 18th instant
BY an Of the legislature passed during the last
sions the Supreme Court Is allowed additional judge
for the first district ths Of judicial being
rendered necessary in consequence Of the Of popn
latioD the Law directing the apportionmcnt Of one
Judge for every fifty thousand inh abants The Court
Common Pleas viii also open this day for tho trial OF
causes but only branch will sit for this purpose
The Superior Court win SIT in general and special
There viii be sry trials in this court s October, bat
the general term will sit the third Saturday OF Sep
TENDER for the purpose OF hearing appeals from oacrs
made ated motone.
The Court Of Oyer and Terniner and General Gaoi
Delivery the trial of criminal causes win nee sit
until November, unless circumstances mry require
special term.
The United States Circuit Court win epen Tuesday,
the 14th September for the hearing Of appeals in as
miIalty law argaments, aud equity causes Notes Of
issue for this be fled before the Thurs
day preceding.
The United States District Court opens morrow the
first Tuesday in the month. The grand and petty ures
will be and numbe, Of criminal presen ID
for adjudication. Foremost in magnitude and impo--
lance for the vndcation Of public Justice and the pur-
hnent Of personal wrongs lie the Of the steamboat
Henry Clay.
examination before commissioner, and the natter viii
be sent to the grand jury their being empAnelsd
This will be- perhaps the absorbing topic Of the
term The eyes Of net alone the relatives and friends OF
those who have been inundated but Of the comm unity
throughout the States and pe-haps in every Of
the globe look anxiouy for the result in hopes that IL
will sonduce to a safer and perfect mode of travel
for the future 1t Is not desire to PREJUDICE
nor do we intend to do 80 in any observations
make But would ask what is the history of m krine
disasters Why in almost every instance the captain
and officers eBdeavor to provide Of for the
passengers and when it has heen found necessary
leave the vessel they have been amongst the vc last
abandon her. How many have in this way sacrificed
their lives to duty when the disaster from
fault Of man Let instance the pilot OF the steam
Lexington who remained at his post and burned to
death when endeavorng to bring that vesses ashore
NEED refer to the recent Of the Brkenhead
where every soldier on board noby heroicay isked his
own life to save woman a child. and when
two hundred OF these brave men marched 70 eternity
with military precision from that i'll. fated We sell
On board the Henry Clay there discipline NO
concert Of action amongst the officers otherwise the
result would have been widely different Deaf to all re.
monstrances the mad continued TO the last
mens, showing the determined resolution OF reaching
New York before the Armenia If possible The course
pursued by them from the of the trip to
the d aStrous and sudden close evinced entire con
tempt for Law; and their ncompetency for the station
which they occupied shown out g.arngly the
eessities became more urgent.
The Law furnishes punishment for It's violated peace
and dignity and have to know that the United
States authorities Of this district prepared do their
duty IT, however the wholesome provisions OF the sta
tuts founded upon wisdom and impartial justice,
be set at nsught the time will perhaps when the
"hgher law doctrine of force win be used proven.
tive to these fearful hearrendipg results where the
young and the old in few moments swept from time
into eternty-some falling sacrifices to the devouring
flames and others seeking death in the less agoniziEg
grave Of waters Death reigned all around, every
side in its horrid forms and the families bereaved
BY the sad event scattered throughout land.
Embems of are in many noble mansion and many
aowly dwelling and who shall bring back the loved and
cherished ones-the fathers, mothers wives husbands
brothers sisters and children The grave will not give
up these victims till time is more but the survivors
ak that the law, by its unfinching mandate shall make
atenement for its blood STAINED violation.
Judge Edmonds, it is expected will deliver his opinion
this morning, the motion argued before him in the
Supreme Court last week to discharge the accused pan
ties from the custody Of the authorities Of westchese
county, the ground that they had been previously
held to bail by the United Stste authorities Of this dis
tIict In Westchsster, the accused charged with
murder in this district they will be indicted for the
lefser crime Of manslaughter
By the polteness Of Mr. Linden deputy keeper OF the
prison. enabled to give the following list Of pri-
soners awaiting the action Of the criminal COURTS
Grand lanceny ........26 Carrying sungshos ..... l
Burglary ...........s. 10 Manssughter .......... /
Robbery. 10 Bastardy. ............. /
kurder.........,......,1 witness ............ ]
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