New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
CII Y ITENS.

joins DrER ChiefJustcs OF the Superior Court, died
ct bis sons residence Staten Issua or Sunday morn
ing. HIS desth the result Of the fracture OF LIMB
received some time since. brief review OF his life
presents tie following facts:
Judge Duer was advanced in years, probably -
Deserted fIom old Eag'ish family he has Kept up
isrnishea their reputation tor prOby and honor His
father was Col. VIM Duer; his ulO:ter Lsdy Csthe
rre daughter of Lord Stirling, cf noble En.
gsn bouee. William Alexander Dusr, brother o.
the Judge. wss formerly President oi CounDla Co-
'ese ara died recently 20 New-Jersey. Judge Duer
esIy determined to adopt tie profession OF the law
ano con menced practice nesry Efy yesrs ago "a tbs
town Of Gosten, Orange County, Ia this Stse. Judge
Duer while resident OF Goshen, in partnership
with Beverly Robinson, Esq, who wss aftsrxard a
we.-kIown lawyer IN tnis city, aud but recently as
ceased. Removing his residence t. Ne~-foTk, after
a toourn IN other sections Ct the State judge Dasr
wss in the yesr lS9 elected Associate Justice OF
the Superior Court After the desth OF Judge Oakley
re became Chief Justice, ana ned tha, posi,lon az
the time of the accident the results oi wuloh pre-
vented HIM from taking his sest upon the
Bench for seversl mouths. Jadge Duer was y
proniIs ut member Of the Protetans Episcopal Cauicn
az sat, Lay Delegate, IN tue Diocesan Conveu,
ton held in this City just before the memorial tn.
of Bishop Ondeidopk. His name also came prom'-
nently before the public duirg t5e vsi. of Governor
Kossuth to this country. Az the banque: given oy
the Bar OF tie Cry, IN honor Of tho iustrous exile
Jucse Duer felt called upon 10 utter public expree.
sicn Of his 6isspprobstion Cf ihe sentiments "th
which Governor kossuth was regarded and msde 8
speech which contained sore severe reflections. Tnl.
eCuustsrce created q strtpy feeling Of the tme ald
his course was the subject CT severe sliuscyerscn
.Iu5se Duer selsclec tns orator OF tne ocsa
sicn cf the obsequies o. Judge hsrt 20 give e1p'ee
zion to the high entertained oy the Beech ani
Bsr for that distinguished urs.. ln tais effort, lie
made az admirable success. Ga other occasions, ne
has also appeared before the pubic concerned IL
various subiects ard uuhesiIslpgly expressing MS
our views az he conceived 20 b. Tisst. In hs ps!-
.cnsl relations Judge Dusr WAS polished sent.eman
ard an attached fi-rd IIis courrs shils upon tbs
Be ch scced largely 20 tne .nv.abls fame be aai
alrssGv ACQUIRED ss ueubvr Of the Bar. The
Judge leaves q large family. His eldest son, VII
lam, formerly held 8 diplomatic station IN Sou
america.
The dteeAse of Judge DUER was announced N tes
various Courts On Monday morning. Satab,s re nsrks
were made, ard the Courts s'j9arued TO Tassi.y
mo,Iirg.
The Superior Cour. adjourned 10 Thursday. A,
meetit OF the JUDGES srd members OF The bar, con-
vered yesterday, il was
p,S Th.. meeiIs Of mcu5srs % the bar be conv-; Il
a. r. ,n.rs Term Of the Superior Court OF W-a.e.dAy
81 i,b s.y a auru 1855 a. 1. O'Clock - express ia-it
Of III los. bar sae he pu1he have s'iAad
Iv ~. 18th Of Ch.f Justice Duer. Aso.
p,oj,s Th. M-.sI C. Bro- Sec sriin p q :.
T.. Ds.i,l Lord Jsues T. Bray srd r w soIsa.on Dc
n;td Committee MAKE suitable SrsaI-n.o,. ft SAL
useilnE - c..
Tn. fursrsl cf d.cessed vii tsks Pises .: Trri'y
CbuIeh ep Wednesday, q O'Clock Pm