The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02


this day the first Monday in the month Tho General
Term Of the Supreme Court continue their February term
for the purpose Of hearing unHnshea causes and
will then adjourn to time In the month for the rem
di,ion Of decisions in the argued. Two trial
branches Of the Circuit Court will be held. The number
Of GAUGES on the oalen dars stu numerous. Cham
bers and Special Term for motions win be held a ten
o'clock each morning
The Judges Of the Superior Court have made An order
coniruirg the February trial to the frat week In
March, for the purpose Of disposng Of unfinished
csuse but the March term will also be held this day.
decision rendered BY Jsdge Duer, Saturday, IN the
care OF hospedon h Baker, nomnally against the
Mayor and Commonsluy. but virtually against the
Comptroller. has completely cornered Mr.. FAsg.
He must now pay the bills for work and services per
formed for the city, which, for msnhs past he has
obstlnately refused 70 do The consequences TO the
officials In the City Hall aod the courts have bean most
iuoonvenent to such OF them dependent On their
Incomes from month TO month; but In some cases Mr..
Fass cruel obsnacy has worked great and harrassns
evils on the more needy. We have heard that men Of
large families have been obliged 10 sell their certificates
al considerable discount to parties who have money ct
their disposal, but who knew that sooner or later Mr.
FsRss dosgecness should yield the superior authority
OF our courts Of law. The Comptroller may his love
Of litigation, appeal from the decison OF Judge Ducr
the court In general term, but We warn him will
be OF no avail and win tend only to increase tho Law
expenses OF the city, already too much inflated through
the bad policy Of Mr.. FAsg, and add stul
further vexation V the many unpaid claimants on the
city treasury. We understand that Judge Duer submit
ted his decison to his associates oil Of whom ooucurred
In ne legality and jusness appeal therefore, would
only end In the same result
The Court Of Common Peas viii hold general term this
month and will render decisions this morning.
1he Marine Court general term, gave quite number
OF decisions on saturday Judge Maynard the previous
day decided that Mr. Geo. W. Miles, for reasons stated
;beres should not be permitted 10 PRACTICE In hat Court
an attorney and counsellor Of law. Mr.. Niles has
served q mandamus the Jusccs Of the Marine Court
10 show cause before the Supreme Court Why they ex
clude the petitioner, and the matter will be heard this
morning.
The March TORN OF the Court Of General Seasons 90 n
neoces this morning The majority OF The cases o, the
calendar are Of the usual grade burgariss and aroeses
and 10 not likely that any OF marked public into
rest viii be tried. vas supposed that Ms Canning.
ham and John ]. Echel, who have been indicted On
charge Of numbering Dr. Harvey Burden would DO ar.
rasncd for plea M tho opening Of tho term but tho As
sssan District Attorney informed reporter tina. thcy
would not be brought. into court this month. Recorder
Smith will preside until Friday Judge Russell now
on visit TO Washington, but after that period the
City Judge viii preside during The remainder OF the
term The following the calendar Of prisoners for the