The New York herald., 1863-11-02

Tho subscribers to the ball have been notified that their
tickets ready and will be delivered BY the secrs
tsry OK the Executive Committee Mr. Theodore Roosevelt.
81 Wall street, 49, the presentation Of the receipt
OF the Treasurer for the amount Of subscription.
Everything working smoothly and elegantly for the
success OF this grand affair, which 10 bound 10 be one
that will reflect both honor upen the distinguished guests
and upon the very many prominent and worthy citizens
who have beraly forward 70 ad giving spleu
dor and richness 70 the occasion frr
The Novem Der Term or the Law Courts.
THIS being the arst Monday In the month, the law
term Of courts will be opened pro forma but Co.
will be election day the excitement consequent
upon that "strange eventful" period will render un
likely that much business be transacted In legal
tribunals during the present week. No less thaa nve
members OF the judiciary have to seek the suragss Of
the people for reelection Their and those Of the
opposing candidates and their respective claims and
hopes Of have been given and comAented upon
In political articles Here Is only province say
that there universal feeling Of humiliation among
the judiciary and tho members Of tho bar at the degad
Ing fact that the bench Of New York is made
thing OF bargain and sale, and that the "ons man
power" can say ~ h,Id the judiciary in my
pocket; tho fountain OF justice, which some fools
think should be pure snc above suspicion
must turn Its course at my command You can have
nomination for three years salary Of the six for which
elect you. you like the security down with the
dust" Happy 10 the who did not respond; he
will be sure Of reelection -C
Whatever may be the result Of tomorrow's contest
iand has there been bitter one than that
will prove the unhoy compact OF bargain and sale made
between contending factions the consciousness Of
their rotenness and deoayng existence. will have
the effect OF producing powerful reaction. There is
already universal outcry against the oce OF judge
"a S.,l SarA Az
tant when the members of the legal profession viii
unanimously petition for its abrogatiou and for .
turn to that system which works WE'LL purely
in federal courts-he appointment Of the judiciary
by the constituted authority for life during good b.
havior The soundness OF tho legal acumen, the ire
proachabe purity the integrity and independence Of tns
federal judges Of this district the most convincing
arguments that bs used to show that the appointing
system good. They fear elective power they need
not trsmble for the last three months Of their term Of
once fear they should not be renompateA the power
uI politician the svaricous leader of faction has
erro for them they feel that they cannot be threat
ened, like tho "Jocksy Of Norfolk" with being 'bought
and sold"
The setting OF to.morrows will decide the fate OF
many sud tell whether the democracy OF New York. who
elective franchise OF the great paa-
dums OF their liberty be bound neck and heels by
Individual dictum and be compelled 10 their
sciences into wooden ballot boxes.
The calendars OF the various courts heavy Judge
Nelson Will preside 10 the United States O ircut The
United States District Court will be held,S Judge Ship
Judge Belts 10 engaged in writngoo inions In i'm
portant prize cases.
motions and arguments appeals. Two trial branches
OF the Supreme Court, circuit and special term and
chambers win also be In session.
The Superior Court will also hold general tsrn two
branches for trials BY jury asd one special term and
chambers
Tho Common Pleas and Marine Courts viii have two
trial branches and one special term each.
The November term Of the Court Of Gsaera Sessions
will Ut elcvea O'Clock Wednesday morning
next, City Judge John H. McCunn the bench. The
usual day opening the court Monday but In conss
quencs Of the elections taking place Tuesday which
will absorb the attention Of the majority Of citizens
the court will not be opened until all have had chance
TO do their duty at the ballot boz.
The calendar for the term light one and OF the
cases or unusual importance.
MARINE CouRr-aENERAL TERM. .1n
Al general term Of the Marine Court OF the city Of
New York, held al the City Hall, In the city Of New
York, the 2sth day Of June lses-pressnt Florence
McCarthy Henry Aker and Edmund L. Harris Justices
IL was
Ordered Thatths Clerk Of this Court be and be here
papers unless the Of the attorney filing the same
be endorsed thereon, le any bond undertaking In
which shall appear any interneatious or erasures that
not duly noted Ia said bond.
Also further ordered said ccrk be directed, In making
up he daily trial calendar Of causes to place the names
parties for whom they appear tfr
CALENDER FOR THIS DAT.
sUPHrMB CouRr-CfRcUr.-Part 1--Nos 1897 2o31,
2s73 146o 1905 1907 1033 49, 1875, 1733 17oo l77s
1870 1880, ls45 1892 1903 1911, 1887, 20l1. Part B.
(13 Duane street)-Nos 2343x 1les, 1888. ss, 1o5s,
el6, l200 3740 377< S792 ll2s 1884, 2o1s 2l3o 21e7
2126, 3644, 900, 32l4, 1864.
Superior Court--GsnerAi Term.--Nos. TO 81. Trial
term-Nos s27g 1905 25lo s2i 27sf, 2s2s, 2o6s 24o1
SAT 2715 1885 2ose 1857 2l07 Part 2Nos 2Slo 2614,
22lo 20c2 1880 2os, 2372 2os 1855, 1926 1884 1860,
1880 1880 1882
Connox PIxAs-Psrt Mos. lo7a. s4s, ses. sss 74s,
1887 l175 It'll 177s 17Sl 1850, 1875 le62 1868 2ox1
l75l. Part 2Nos 13t6, 1880 11bo i29, 1890 &c. 1927
60, 900, 1887, 1904, 7s3, $50, asa, 1882.