New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-06
Id W LNIELLIGENCE.

THr CIVIL CorRrs IN OcroBsR-To-dsy vscatica
in all the Courts nomnaly comes to close; bat -
many lawyers engrossed in politics and the press u
naturalization two Of the Courts is great that
doubt if very much more BE- accomplished this month
than last
The United States Circuit Court. in which judy,
Nelson has done great stroke of business in dspcsog
Of appeals during the past month, viii be reopened By
the same Judge on the third Monday of October. IN
which date he is IL be engaged in Vermont and Al
bany. One Of the District Judges may hold this Court
for the ordinary routine OF business before that time,
but il is not certain
Admiralty causes viii occupy the attention Of the
United States District Court. now held by Judge In
gersoll. Next Monday panels of juwrs are sum
moned and the TRIAL OF Henrico da Costa who alone
mains out of those indicted for breaches Of the Slave
trade laWs-three of whom acquitted last term
Is set down for that day. On the 2Nh the California
eNcs, accused of stealing money from lady board
the Illinois Will be tried.
Judge Davies viii hold the Circuit of the Supreme
Court, and Judge Clerkc the Special Term which viii
be held in the General Term at 10 am. Notice
i. given that the calendar will De called in i,s order
until cause may be found ready for hearing when
tina, is concluded the calendar VIII be proceeded with
until another cause may be found ready and on 70
the end. Causes be set down for trial or hcaring
IN any day in the term by filing consent with the
Clerk.
The viii Of Arson c. Phelps viii probably take up
much Of the time of the Special Term. II involves
nearly 81, 100000. Several of leading lawyers
engaged argue the questions of construction
&C. which are very numerous. a divorce suit on the
Circuit calendar will excite good deal Of interest if il
is reached.
The Superior Court rooms oumatch the glorics d
Ormus of Ind. with their carpets, fresh paint,
bright varnish, grained doors &c. Il seems pity
that this magpfccnce should have been postponed
till after the election Our adopted citizens not
ever clearly.
Judge Woodruff will, probably, hold the Special, and
Judges Oakley and Bosworth the Trial Terms, leaving
Judges Hoffman Slosson and Duer for the General
Term.
The Superior Count has made upward of GOO voters
during the month Of September, and the Commss
Pleas not far from 300 giving a cum total of neady
1890.
Judge DAILY is to hold part first of the Common Pleas,
and Judge Brady part second. We know of no cause
Of great importance likely to come on here
The Parish VIII Case having gone over to Novem-
ber the Suirogates Court will BE- mainly devoted to
the ordinary routine during the month to come.
III us ihl'i -oN'' f-p'ipAN 'N"s' H""ss-
TIE CITY Sor LIABLE roR DAMAGE DONE FIRE
COMPANIES.
Abraham Brewer The Mayor &c. OF New York City end
Alfred Carson, Cnici En>ncer OF the Fire DePa ,nent
This action brought TO recover damages done
the OF house No 257 Henry street by Hose Com
Isry No - and Engine Company No. n
n By SahF % RI c ct. d~ i% p anu
,tiac'ed NJ Carson Chief Engineer the Fire De
arment the hIF companies permission TO run their ma
in Henry these companies With thtr
.ioD In doing 60 they ran into and broke down the plain
On ,e fris Mr. wilcos.on on beb.fof the Corpor.iios
M suit That the relation Of principal and szen, In
tie al n' Of h.r terms dd NOT 'uos, Dr~esn ,h h U pr
corporation end the had public political and
,trunna duty upon them by the State respect 70
these Fine Computes. wich they had personal pecs
mary interest whatNtr and that neglect 10 make proPs
could not b. Lid Il sIousbr csree.sne.. u
o. STATE ,he c"lporaiion to make thc nce rule. reg
uloI- aud She ttnrn 10 '1tugush h" tires with all po~a
OVER S' he ' a ,i. '' G Il" fy IN question %s
dou in yietiot Of liz orinancrs OF the ciiy and were de-
pur liz duties OF the oompsnr. In question 80 that 10
Of the could any rcpon'biy be fastened ur'.
Mr. SLATER in reply argued length that the ordinary RIA
should against The Chief Engineer and the CorP9,se.
bur the judy after eon,sr1to' tn"Is hO and ordered
ROOSEVELT, CLERKE, and DAVIES -
| FRESH BATCH Oy LAwYgRs.
| The eMmiLt n Of candidates for admission to the Bar
sui uitt.d the following report:
| To me h,soroJ,e the Supreme CONT
Tie NJ dersgued Examiners appointed b. The Court Il thu
pr, sent t,enrrsl Term. respectfully report:
IT at they have examined the several candidate tor anon
10 The Bar have been furnished by the Cerk and
tey ind that the fowng possess the requisite qualifications
Of esrnuz and entitled 10 admission, namely: Lsondss
Abbott Edw J. Anderson Henry +. Brovnson John NJ
Emerson j. EHing it, GIbcr, X. Hart Joseph Gutm.n, IT,,
Roh.r- Hull Robert jackson Alex. Osfrander, PsJve
T. Tuek,r. Alvah Traysr Aug. Dc b. Hughes.
The Undersigned also report that they find Edward Brown
John h. Fnay he requisite qualifications
Of learning and sy AID they recommend that said two can
dida:ss BE- rejected. .