New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

JURlsDiCTI0k OF COUNTY COUkIs-1He A0cseSeeT
Democrat publishes an interesting decision Of the
Court of Appeals the question Of the jurisdiction Of
Courts; IN effect, says that paper, taking from tass
Court the trial Of actions "Tne Constitution Of 1886
pxovided that the County Court shalt have such u-
Prediction in cases arising In Justices Courts, ana IN
special cases as the Les islature shall prescribe Inc
Ls lsiure provided by the CoSe that c.v .u%
Of money not exceeding $500 or the IN 'o
possession of personal property nSt ,doet. ,ssda
value 800 and ~ wS Soart might take coSuzance
~ Tho action in which the decision was msde
was one that arose out OF the diihcuines In 81
Peters Church, in Rochester. The Bishops party
unde reok to keep out of the churo certain msmoen
OF the congregation who proposed TO be trustees under
the law, and q difficulty aud personal encounter en-,
sned One of the trustees sued the Bishops party and
recovered Judgment in the County Court. IT was ap'
psaed to the Supreme Court, which affirmed the
ment IL was then appealed to the Coart of Appeals
end The judgment reversed, on the ground that tue
County Court had no Jurisdiction, and that the law OF
ths Legislature was unconstitutional The case was
argued before the Court Of Appeals by 1. Herman
ssq for the appellants, and William 5. Bishop for the
respondents"
REsIsSArIOS OF The UNITED STATES SECRETARY
oB LEGATION AT LOEDoN.-Mr. Appleton OF Maine
lac United states Secretary of Legation at London
has resigned. With the letters Of recall sent BY the
Government to Mr.. Buchanan, at that gentlemans
request there was cent, we hear, an appointment: for
HI Appleton ss United States Charge dAffsire,. ad
sxteyim which that gen ueman declined preferring to
return to the United States where his privse 6usaess
demands his presence He has thus elected not to
pursue diplomatic career This election will be very
generally regretted for there Is no more competent
man W the country for the furtherance Of our interest
abroad than Mr.. Appleton. We have every reason to
believe that his declension to remain abroad dipo
mattel sfer the return Of Mr.. Buchanan, has greatly
desppoil ted the President and Secretary Of State. We
presume that Mr.. Buchanan will not leave London
nov, until bis successor me-, be on the spot 70 resve
him. Washington Star, Dec. 4.
Eaou u.xr, pv tha arrival AZ fhis norf of thu
bark Cba,ee L. Lex, Capt. Harper, We have Hsytien
to the 18th llimo. At Aux Cages, business wss
exceedingly Gull. Money, native and American pro
ives small, and none coming to market, owing to
foarcity Of labor. The Emperor had been successful
among the sboiing classes In raising respectable
force TO march soldiers against the Eastern or Do
nsisAn part Of the Island This recruiting paralyzed
bsshsss 20 such extent that men cannot be found
70 iosward the tie native produce hand to market
~ss reported that the Emperor going TO the
part Of the Island at the instance of its Pres
cent ssn.a Apns who u ioclined to luesce in a,y
twe Governments. IPnls6 Iedoer al
EXPEDITION TO LiDERIA.-The delay In fitting out
e a .s. S sspednien has been caused by waiting
Ser vessel whc' has been daily expected for a fort
night or three weeks past The BOARD have coocnSaS
to proceed aud charter q vessel ,fnitely 10 nail on
me i'.h Or xS.n OF pscemoer The emgrants engaged
nom the einerent States and the paasepgers will he
expected to make their srrsngenen,s 10 6e IN ho.S
The veseel by the 18th, and II Convenient had h,sr
leave their bomss so as 70 STRIVE 10 Ne~. bv tbe
10th Of December. This will give them few dsy. 20
make peedful preparations for their voyage We have
reason 10 expect over ore hundred passenger. Ard
should certainly engage passage for so many ha
not experience taught ns hot fraing discouragement
win nduce change Of purpose snoog toe eolorsd
people, even at the last moment. We have strosg
hope that larger company will leave New-ioSk this
FsiI than ever before Since the above written,
The bark Ismsrne Of $50 tups burden, has been en-
gssed for emigrspts from New York. to sail on or be-
Soee the 18th of December. She will afford superior
accommodations, and offers foe opportunity TO oil
Who have decided to sngrsse. tCoIoHiz alton Jour.
Onis Hart, apTomineat citizen Of Oswegc, died sud
denly OF spoplexy IN that city On Friday last. Mr..
Hart bad 6ed creditably the posts Of member Of he
Assembly the State Constitutional Convention, County
Jsdgs, &c
Tie Eer1srt IS. C.l Mirror sopounces The death os
psfrek c. CAD cell, an eminent lawyer Of South Car
alhs, and formerly Member Of Congress, State Sen,
sleg, &c.