New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
DEATH OF JUDGE SANproRD,-Intelli.

DEATH OF JUDGE SANDFORD,-lntelli-
gence was received In this City Wednesday OF the
death of Judge sandford of the Judges Of the Supe
ror Court of this City, Toledo, to which place be re
paired after the In the Trial term the commence.
melt Of July He has been of health for years
but generally been enabled 70 attend to the duties OF
his office. His death will be much regretted
After some business had been disposed Of in the Su-
peror Court yesterday forenoon the event announc
ed by Mr. Cutting and motion made to adjourn outlof
respect to the memory of deceased, which seconded
by Henry Davies, Esq. Each of the gentlemen pre-
serted brief but feeling and eoquen, remarks to tho
character and services of Judge s. Judge Oakley In
reply said the event TO him appalling and he could
not speak OF 1t at present The Court will stand ad
journed.
Judge Bosworth alluded 10 the high character and
great usefulness of Judge s. Judge said be had been
acquainted With him sinceIhis arrival 10 this City,
period of nearly twenty years during most OF which
time Judge held high Judicial PORTIONS having been
Assistant Vice Chancellor and Vice.Chancellor and tho
report of bis decoIs will tend to show the excellent
manner In which he conducted the daties Of bis Office
Judge B. made other remarks euogesiic OF the charsc
ter of deceased The Court dourned TO Saturday
next.
Mr. Cutting requested that the members OF the bar
would remain after the adjournment Of the Court -
take suitable In regard TO the death OF Judge
Sanford.
MEETING OF THE BAR-A meeting has
been called to take suitable Of respect for the
memory of Judge SANFORD, In the Superior Court
Room at IL o'clock this forenoon.
CASE OF KAINE.-Superior COurt.-Be-
fore Judge Besworth.-The Court room was well filed
by spectstors-there number also, outide
KsDe was not brought down. Mr. Busted stated TO tho
Court that Judge Nelson has written to the Hsrshs re-
0uestipg the evidence taken before the Commissioner
and also the opinion of Judge Belts to be sent 10 him.
with view to his giving the opinion which has bean
ssked of him TO carrying the case 10 the supreme
Court In consequence OF this Mr. asked an adjourn
nent of the case until Wednesday next, which was
granted
RELIEF FOR THE Poor SUFFERERS BIT
| rHR FIRE ~ MoNrREAL-Tde collections made Tor
the relief of the poor sufferers By the fire In Montreal by
the Eew.York Committee exceed $4,000. hadsms
Albopi has generously contributed e0 OF this sum-
The amount RENTED % the Chairman Of the Montreal
Relief Association, By Walter Il Jones' Esq, Treasurer
of the New.York Committee, now amount TO $1,000.
which includes 81 900 sent direct from Newport 10
Montreal By citizens Of New TO De applied In the
manner Indicated in the letter OF the Ifessaef Oh W.
NewYork Commit e' Since the above WI" written
near 600 addition has been paid TO the Treasursr
TEMPERANCE IN THE BIC TEST.-lt the
opening meeting Ia the Eighteenth Ward OF Monday
evening 10 Twenty teventhst, between Second and
Third avs was foretasts Of what 1, 30 come may
Iook for grand rush The iotere,t that Occasion
vss very enthusiastic, tbs gathering large and crowd
ou,sse irving TO gain admission. Jesse w Benedict,
E,n took the chair. The service, were opened by
an ode from Sir Brown followed by prayer and ad.
dresses from w. II. Van Wsgoer and Col Snow. There
were many ladies' present, and the meeting a very
cheering one.
Il The Sabbath Schools attached TO the
Wtsleysn Methods, Church, King st., NewYork City,
and the w. H. Church, Jersey City, made an excursion
together to Clifton, Staten Island Tuesday last g7h
inst The weather delightfully."- cool, aud the trip
will be long remembered with pleasure BY the numbers
who participated In Il.
For LIvERPooL.-The Cunard steam
snip Asia, Capt Judkins, sailed at "Wednesday
for Liverpool with s34O In specie, and III pssscn
GERS list of whose names will be found under the ap-
propiiate head.
ATTEMPT AT SuIcIDE.-A female, whose
name il unknown WAS found by the T~entista ware
Police on Tuesday night At the corner OF pIosaSy
and Twentieth st. perfectly pseohbie rom tae onos 20
OF choroform, which ehe nsa .sA1S - rsxrI ~ "a
sefdestruc,ion. A vial oil tne sav'! r'-.t,i w
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