New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-16

cones human hive. Here may be seen handrcd
tkopsand dollars worth Of esbisst furniture there
ct OF sogsr-mils and other machinery worth twice
that sun, In another place may be hAf scre
Of green pork, aanked by an acre sni-s bali of
smoked sidss on the right, ard Eve thousand hogs
heads Of hams ana twenty thousand kegs OF Lard OF
the e' Groves q oorses herds Of cattle bsles boxes
bsgs and baggage, ~ well az specimen. Of every
branch Of mechanical art cover in appareu, conf,
sion every part OF the vss, landing giving i, the 40
psarsnce OF a yacan, lot IN the ne ghborhooi Of
large FIRE The draws continue 20 STRIVE and tho
steam boats like monsters rsvenous from long abs'i-
Ierce stl swallow sl that comes, until their -u.r.s
lie ke raft upon the ws;er. Then their bells ring
they back out. snd ars of COR New Orleans =,
IouiA snd intermediate points" only 70 give
place 70 other monsters equally ins.ti4ble
Thus matters will <on for week o.
TWO. when the tr,n-y of shipping will sub.
side into a leisurely tTsEs ,clonsof business
TIE recen; expulsion # Louis S;agg Of the frm ot
Stsge Shsys, from the Cincinrad Chsmber Of Com
msroe, for breach OF trust aud nonfll6iment OF
contract, in mercantile transaction with the firm
Of Gibson, stockwell 4 Co. Of Ner-York meets with
the hearty concurrence of every honest merch ant in
Cincinnati Indeed, upon a vote being taken upon
the resolutions condernbatory OF Mr. Stacy there vas
found but one dissenting voice 10 the Whole Chamber
II such eIpurgsrons were more frequent in con
rection with such delinquen cje thruu ou the IVES,
thew would rebound gre atty 10 the bersf Of our nar
chants generally in their business Intercourse with
the Fest and the existence of good faith s..: -,nmon
horestv. in connection with the mere snihe connu-
nty Of the West would no longer be ranked smong
the things fabulous.
You have doubtless often hesri ofthe vagares aud
eccentrcities Of Judge Jake Finn" of the Cr M
al Court of this city. Last spring the Legislature
10 order TO rid the people of the gentle acob
passed law sbolishirg the Criminal Court; and in
order 20 give you some idea of the dignity of the
aforesaid judicial institution, and the necessity and
wisdom Of the set Of the legislature VII give YOU
brief 81 etch OF the closing scene Of this memorable
Court.
The law repeating the Criminal Court was to take
effect and be in force on and after the fist dav of
January, 1855. On New Years day, the Judge as
in hi. usual place a; the usual time, and ordered he
Sheriff 70 open the Court the Sheriff begged a. be
excused for moment, and. after taking counsel of
the Common Pleas, refused 70 open the Court, upon
the ground that there no longer existed within his
jurisdiction any Criminal Court to omen. and that
Jake Finn was no longer Judge. Whereupon, the
Judge sent for the Coroner. but that officer sp-
pearmg Immediately His Honor created precedent
ard opeTed Court for himself sweariog in a special
SCENT After a time the Sheriff backed ont aud
formally opened the Court over sgsin: but here a
new difficulty occurred the Clerk proved refractory
refused TO aek knowledge the authority OF the Crimi-
nal Court and Hat foOtedly declined to produce the
r,niyc Upon which the Judge ordered the Clerk TO
be committed TO Jail until the csRre should be pro.
6uoed. At the close Of the night session the Clerk
was sgain brought into Court and ordered TO make
an entry OF certain business including his own CON-
mit'sl TO jail, which he refused 10 do. The Courts
made a peremptory order that he should do So. The
Clerk replied "Ii he id if do bur some of
the friends of the Clerk interfering be finally made
The entry under protest
Al this stage Of the proceedings large company OF
mep srrsyed as Indians, wearing feathers in their
hats and dressed il the most gaud uniform, marched
rg h into the Court with drums and flies BY order
Of the Court, the Deputy Sheriff removed them and
they msrched out in order As they marched out
however, every man seemed 10 have left package
of rhootir ycrackers behind and in the dust and din
of the explosion the Court adjourned 10 the Goth dqv
OF January.
ArrisoD. convicted OF the murder OF Isaac Allison
and his wife by means OF an internal machine. still
persists in declaring his innocence; but as an extra
ordinary degree OF courtesy and indulgence WAS ex
tended TO his counsel during his trial and they failed
to produce any testimony 10 shake the overwhelming
proof against him, his declarations have weight.
Since he has lost the hope of obtaining new trial,
Re anpoaTs 10 realize his awful situation, and no
longer presents that bold front he stoicslly wore,
even at the moment when the death dealing verdict
fell upon his ear. lie ia to be hung next MAY.
We Gre now in the midst Of n tremendous snow
storm which melts "a fact ~ il falls, rendering out
doors mot uncomfortable; but such weather
10 keep the river mp it is welcomed by adj.
That great barometer Of travel, the Burnet House.
who's. vast Dimensions architectural beauty, luXu.
nous Furnishings and unapproarhable cusinr, excite
90 much admiration in those who visit this city from
the East for the fret time indicates that busness
~ sre MP end doing and that hard times soften
ing. The arrivals at this establishment average a
hundred and fifty day, but everything is so admi-
re- Jly systemaiized az the BuTnet that there Il
Or cry confusion or crowdng. Al the time Of The
building of this establishment, many shook their
hcads and said it twenty years ia advance OF the
requirement Of the West bat il lives and has exer-
cised wonderfully refining influence, particularly
upon architecture, and proves TO be exactly wha.
Tie travelling community requires, n hotel complete
n al lie par,s. Co%oPoLITtV