The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

The November Term of tho Law Courts.
This being the arst Monday In the month"; the busnes
of the various courts supposed 70 commence bat
this election week. and the consequent excite
Immediately preceding aud days subsequent 70 the
savng Of the UnioD," will doubtless tend 10 stagnae
the stream OF litigation for few days
the universal complaint OF want OF court accommodl
tion s sill, walled FORTH bat s unheedcd by the autho
rtes vhose duy IL is 10 zee that the legal tribunals OF
this great city should located somewhat better than In
miserable and badly ventilated chambers We dad tho
Superior Court holding SESSIONS directions
at one time the Marine Court room at another In the
Supervisors chamber; at another over . barroom
in A public house, and for the present month the
Special Term Of Court will be moiatod vita the
chamber OF the Board OF Aldermen Thus jurors wtnes
ses and even clients and Ia vyers themselves, are puzzled
to ascertain where this ambulatory tribunal privileged
to transact lie businsss expected that the Court Of
Sessions will be removed 70 It's old and congena quarters
al the Tombs and that he spacious now occupied
by that branch Of criminal ju,tcc will be handed over 10
the Superior Court whose judges glad " 60 any where
frcm the ltte, dngy over The Ore engine house,
corner Of Ceatre and Chambers streets.
The vacancy created by the resignation Of Judge Pierre
pom, from Superior Court bench n consequence Of
the bad accommodstiou), has been nIed By J. White,
Eq appointed by the Governor, until the people elect
their choice 70 morrow
The sapreme Court General Term will sit this month.
rhs calendar Is unmsaliy large. Two branches OF the
Circuit Cour, will be held, the calendars Of which EN-
brace the usuai amour. OF actions against insurance
companies and other public institutions, iscuding rail
way companies fer damages done through the gross no
gxcnce and recklessnees Of their We hap
py 10 see that juries seldom fail 70 give tht
most exemplary damages against railway and
omnibus companies for injuries sustaincd by our
czeps through the carcicssncss Of drvc conductors
The Court Of Oyer and Termner stands adjourned 10
Monday the i2,h instant but Of tho very serious
murder cases viii be brought up Wy tho Dsiric, At.
,orrey until the ,uned sec,os Of she act Of the last
Legislature with regard 70 capital convictions repealed
or smended.
The Superior Court will hold general term and two
trial branches The Common Pleas VIII have two trial
branches and special term win also the Marine Court
cALEgpaR FOR MONDAY.
SrFpRxx CorKr-CRcrTr Part L-Nos 1851. ltsg,
fto3 1877 1503 1901. 3at $50, 1851 1883 1873, 1tT7,
1902 1913 l5 sol 615, eib. PSI, 2os Part Noe
it3s 1908 1880. lei2s 1ol2, 1914 iAt. 1882, zoos,
srrrRios roryr Part I-Nos 212y. ts1, STA ps7
sst s57 e2T 7s7 COL es3, 1876, fo3 COS, 69 ii3 7sg
s39 COT GEO. l0t Part II --Sos Tea ~ s2s SIS $50
sci ssa COS, $40 sSs, s3s, 81, $40, $50 s52. -
COMMON Prrss Part Nos 1880 s73, T3I, 2i3e,
2i4o MAJ sos 1000 2ee2 800, 1853, 1873, 2l3, 269i
1Ts0 Part II -Nos Iss2, Ass. 2ls2, lgy6 2ys, 3Sl
$50, 5sl, 1875, 1870 1874, ici2, 1858. 1862, 2os4