The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-14

certain 10 getA good round SUN IN the annual Ap-
ON Tt sa e a no
where he can give shelter and food to the poor
little chs'dren without any one to care for them,
cities, and at the same time expect the state to
give aim helping hand, for the Legislature mas az
academies are of greater Importance than saving
the poor and the needy from destruction.
THAT CHANCERY FUND.
The Sneaker to-day presented the report OF Mr..
K o. Perrin, Clerk OF the Court OF appeals IN an
9 Se ~
nent OF all the investments and disbursements
made by him in his ofi,ciai capacity Tor the past
five years from q large trust fund IN his hands, a.
CLERK OF the highest 6ourt OF the State. 1t is ad
mirablc showing OF financial ability and official in
tegriy. The funds entrusted to his care have been
increased instead OF reduced, as was the case
under few OF his predecessors. II will certainly
faithful discharge of offica duty and the honest
performances OF sacred trust MI,
MORE BILLS TO GUST THE POLICE JUSTICES.
Three bills were introduced tOdav-One abolish
ing the oiiice OF Police Justice In this city, with
clerks &C., belonging thereto; the second abolish
establishing Municipal Sessions" and the third
providing for new Board OF Police Magistrates.
York, and it is understood the Judiciary Commit
tee intend to substitute them for the bill already
introduced by Mr.. 0pdyke.
Court provides that the magistrates shall hold
court without any extra salary; clerk and two
rapher the clerks salary to be $4,000 year, each
OF the deputy clerks $2,5O0 the stenOgraphcr to
receive salary OF $500. The Recorder, City
Judge and any one OF the justices OF Common Pleas
shall be eI 0cdO justices Of the court either enc of
whom, in the absence OF the police magistrates,
can hold court. The act would take effect on April
l, 1873
The bill to establish the Board OF Sessions Magis-
trates provides that ten SESSIONS magistrates
shall, on April l. 1873, be appointed in the same
way as commissioners and heads OF departments.
Two OF the magistrates so appointed shall hold
office for ten years, two Tor nine years, two for
eight years, two for seven years and two Tor six
years The salary Of each shall be 5000 year.
Vacancies are to be filled either for new term or
for the residue OF the unexpred term, the case
may be-. No magistrate can receive any moneys
other than his salary in connection with his Ofii
cisl position. nor can he engage in any
other legal pursuit or hold other ONCE.
The Board OF Magistrates are to appoint all the
clerks; the chief clerks not to exceed ten in num-
Der. Secretary to the Board can be taken from
among the clerks and shall receive such salary
as may be determined on. The chief clerks are to
be appointed for four years; assistant clerks and
other officers for two years. The salary of chief
clerks is to be $4,000 year; the Board to decide
what salaries the ether officers shall receive The
Board sah aYds !ne city VIC fg sessions Mags
navy r0klgsss:. IL $1,000 essass1S1a s~.'r'@rA
TIE RESOLUTIONS DENOUNCING CONGRESS. a.-
Mr.. Batcheller's resolutions denouncing Con-
gressmen for voting themselves more pay was
referred to the Committee on Federal Relations by
a of n Rpahe ia n