New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURTS.
surRRMg COURT CIRCUIT.

The Hon. Luke +. Cozzens moved the Court that as
tho painful the death OF the Hon John Van Buren, had
ust reached city Court out OF respect to his m@noy
adjourn his due OF tho most able OF the
past day The speaker had been intimate friend Of his
and therefore M a right 10 make tho motion Ho could
now mako his eulog but no thought the gentleman then
engaged In ho would themselves desire this action OF the
Court Mr. John Lanktre seconded the motion Mr. Justice
Sutherland sad thar he regretted very much 10 hear this
IL proper 10 take notice OF the death
OF very distinguished man. the son of most distinguished
sire 1e should therefore grant tho motion aud direct " b
entered on the minutes OF the Court
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs
Mr. Chauncey Shaer In few yey feeling remarks announced
the death Van Buren, ndmoyed that out otrepeet TO h
memory, this Court do now aoun hr Lrapaagen seconded
his Honor adjourned tho Court until 10 o'clock this monIng
SUPERIOR coURr-PARr l.
In this Court due notice taken Of The death OF n Vaa
the request OF the members Of tho ha called upon per
form melancholy duty in Announcing the dseease Of Valued
that the Hon John Van Dlsp died tho lsh instant on
board OF the steamship Scotia while on Is urn rom lAse
poo 10 his native land Its neither necessary nor proper
upon this sudden announcement OF his departure
from among 1 should recall to mind bis social
nature his moral and intellectual qualities 1t
will be enough TO say that Of the brightest ornaments Of the
bar has passed awdyone VINO from the very outset OF his
most difficult questions in legal science with the ables lawyers
throughout the state, and always with marked and signal
ability clear sefpossesed and erune Chosen TO MI inc
Office Of Attorney General he discharged the duties deyoed
upon him with enrlessnes Steg and Is faithful and aoc
with credit IN that capacity and proved himself worthy sue
cessor OF Taeo Bronson and Beardsey Upon future 90
cason when all OF professional brethren win DO called 20
gother proper testimonials OF our common WI
In better form expressed II Is best that this Court upon @
announcement should pause in the performance OF lis udo
duties and IN doing pay that respect so eminony que 70 WY
memory OF departed brother therefore NOW a' ls
Court do adjourn
Mr. Chauncey Schaer said, rise your Honor please to
second that |S d and perfectly sSI.s9 %yS H1S IN @
ton to our deceased friend Those who knew him PesOas
speak Of him No their best friend le deyotea nso Srd
uousy his duties While Young no no sS
20 DO equal to his predecessor In the high ONCE NIn d"
aud which has been seferred 10 to-day 10 Know a hIo
love him In social o regarded hp rs inc Of
man ever saw He went Europe for the Ia
his health and while his way homo diea az sa On y %
inst The Bench and may ut some future ,io P An
tribute his fidelity to his many virtues ana !" m ss"i VIZ
position ,,,. .ooooro,,vo strorcer
10 tito deceased have amelanehoy pleasure IN Pymg my
tribute OF respect 10 his memory Tho death OF s M bu
involves loss 20 society by reason oil is gea oso ms
uniform hndhcafiodncsi a oy reason OF ms M s
ton Ills death la fact aloss 10 the country no was OIL a
eeihilc snllt, nothing mean malignant about ~
Ju loo darwin sad It's proper that we Should STOP proceed
ines here and consider future destiny bght ana pVm
p aea have been sea n Vi aud 9ass Ia ha iEa hlA p'pa