The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10
ILLUMINATION IN PHILADELPHIA.
Death OF Chief Juatlcc Daer.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE C0UErs--PROP0sKD MezTIN
THE MENRRRa nE TIE UAR.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE COUNTS - PROPOSED MEETING
OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR.
AUGUST 9.--rhe announcement of the des.h or Chief
Justice Duer created deep feeling OF regret In the coirts
amongst the lew members OF the judiciary aud the par
pow in the city rne special present 10 sssson
were, motion, adjourned for the day, aud arrange
mep,s for regular meeting have been nate for Wed
nesdsy next a: eleven o'clock. Judge Duer seven
" six years OF sge snd or the most learned of
the ofessiop; be was iDguss and CLASSICAL scholar
OF rare sttanrs Some five years ago Judge Duer
SUCCEEDED Mr.. YIN Evsrs reporter OF the Superior
Court aud Duers Rapors frequently referred - ~
authorities. sx volumes have already been puolsoe1,
tue compiler aud cont6e nstor was engaged on the
seventh when the hand VI death arrested him in his 'a
bors HE funeral will take place on Wednesday, NJ sTo
p NJ from Trinity church.
SUPREME COURT-sPsCIAL TsRa.
Before Hon Judge uierke.
AuGrsT Mr. Girsrdus Clark briefly aonoun,ot tn the
Court the death of Chief Justice Duer OF the Sap
Court which took place Sunday morning. a. the real
deuce Of his in law Staten Island. He INF Cxk)
did not now 10 oer amp elogy upon The dec sascd
Judge, a arg opportunity would DO afforded the
members OF that proessop o. which he 30 bright an
orr ament to SPEAK Of bis merits jurs aud gentle
msn. He would content hipsef by moving that in ro-
spect to the memory Of honored brother in tue pro
fession this Cours do now adjourn
Mr. ABB Aham Wakeman raid when tho Bench IL de.
prived OF such dspe ornament rs Chief Jasti &c
Duer the Bar has lost Of it's most ori'isni
starr, Is seems to me that hting e,m pmen - the
worth and the memory CT the deceneo jurst tina. -ns
Court should suspend DusuesS for The day, and nov ai
josrp. Therefore secopd the motion,
Judge Cerko, IN acquiescing ir tho mohou said TIA.
CHIEF Justice Duer mneny entitled 70 the respect
of the Bench and the Bar He accomplished gon-
ueman and q learned Judge. Az ano,her opportunity
would where bis memory would be done Justis 90
the Court would simply express its approval OF the
motion and direct an adjournment for the day.
COURT OF CoHMoS PLEAS
Before Hon Ju5geDsly
Auersr Eek Judge Brdssll, addressing the Curt
said that he had jast been n,rmei that Chief Juscs
Duer deo al the residence Of his sonn las, on SAT-
Islone, yesterday morning AZ there Ia 70 be forns
meeting Of the bar mgbt be inappropriate nos TO In
duge in any extended remarks upon tbs LOGS the prcfes
sion must sustain by the death OF bright uosry Fl,
moved that out Of respect +, the memory Of 30 I'd
mired suo revered this Court DO now sdjoufn
Mr.. II. V. Vulee seconded the motion.
Jbe Gu would not indulge a. this time In expres
sion Of feelings the merits ar high talents OF Jug
Duer; but in acspowle6gng sae prop'ey OF the moon
he wOpld that the OF the day 30 &flurled
until Tuesday morning.
SUPERIOR CoUsr--sPyCIAL TERN.
Before Hon Judge Pierrerona
AUGUST o--Ex obief Jis:ice Brousoe Ia moving the al
OF this Court 10 Consequence Of inc deah OF
Hon John Duer s lac CHIEF Justice ,ad u was bis
purpose a. the present time 70 say anything IL relation
the decessed lie needs euly from quarter; bu.
arrSnt ert sll De made messing OF tho members
tie bench and toe 0ar, which Ata )a preesi
for lbir moui ntul death will DO u.terei
Mr. b 4 Butler oobourf ny entrely win his learned
bToher, would slnpiy sec0Od the motion 10 sdjJ7-n.
Juog re Pitrrepomt The death Of eminent Chs
jos Duer even. 81 sush me anch0y ami gener
tte.ett va extended uOgce OF his long Ire an dis
tususbsd virtues rl be dsieTrcd N a, occasion xner
ali the iadses and the bar can be present..
The Court Will nov ADJOURN until Thursday, at 4
oo'ock an ulotiops oil stand over % int date.
The flowis order entered on toe minutes
All ~ show calse motions n0..ced Tor Tuesday
l0th Nednskisy ilt I'D orders on supplementary pro
c.eorfs sDt 81 acnGeas ttind over udi fnursdsy
NJ IL 0clock
MARINE COUsr.
Before Hon Judge Mc arthy.
Are o.-Mf. A. }. willard addressed the Court, and
stated tina. the srnource Of death Of Chief Jus
ice Duer though not unexpected had been received by
the members Of the bench and the bar with universal
feeling OF sorrow and regret An)ther oocssiou wsnd
terms OF the learned jurist He would therefore snp
rove the court that out Of respect to the high character
and aainments OF the lac Judge Dder this court do
adjourn
TX Judge Phillips seconded the motion
Tho Court, in lew Appropriate remarks on the high
character Of the deceecd judge, scccdcd 70 the mot
and ordered an adjournment Tor the cay.
PROPOSED MHErIsG or THE BENCH AND THE BAR
A. meeting Of Judges and members OF the bar ON
vened the oocasio Of the death Of Chief Justice uor
II was
convened OF tie General Term room OF the Superior
Court WedT esesy the iish day Of August, 1885, n
twelve O'Clock N 10 exr their OF the loss The
bench The bar and the public tave sustained by the dea
OF Chief Justice Duer.
Also Resolved, rnat Messrs Greene G Bronson, Bept
y. Butler, Daniel lord, James r Brady and r. W.
Stouehon be appointed o committee to make suitable
arraIgtments Tor sad meeting.