The New York herald., 1875-11-23

of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cole, Purroy, GiIons
Guntzer, Billings, Howand and Robinson
TIKI COURTS.
In the United States District Court yesterday
ing Mr. William NJ Evarts whose case, The United
states Va The New York Flax Spinning Company wAa
first called rose and said
Your Honor, we have been expecting TO proceed
with the trial Of this case, but early TINS morning We
were advised Of the sudden death Of the Vice President
Of the United States II Il quite ntting that all courts
OF the United states should act this occasion 70 show
an appreciation OF his character and proper respect oA
his memory This is not the time nor the occasion to-
speak OF the personal merits Of tho deceased HIS namd
and character are s well known to all within the sound
o. ny voice a. they are known 70 myself move thaa
this Court do now adjourn"
United States Assistant District Attorney Smith
seconded the motion to adjourn
Judge Batchlord said :-'lt is every considera-
ton ofrespeot for the late Vice President officer %
the government and as man that this Court should
pay the greatest mark Of respect that il pay ha
memory, and therefore order that this Court stand
adjourned until November n, NJ the usual hour
In the United States Court Equity Branch, yesterday
morning, Judge Johnson presiding United States Dis
trict Attorney Bliss at the opening OF the Court
ana SAID d;-Your Honor, there has been received this
morning the sad intelligence Of the death Of the Ncc
PRESIDENT OF the United States which occurred at AM
early hour Although he was not member Of the
Bar y Is due to the office that he held high POI
ston 70 which he chosen by the people that thia
onted states Circuit Court should take notice OF hi5
aeath IN we usual way, and i therefore. move that
this Court do now adjourn
ExJudge Emott said that he rose to second tho
motion. The news OF the death Of Vice Presldena
Wilson had come so unexpectedly that he pre3
pared at this time 10 make any extended remarks buy
felt that IL was at this critical period the affairs %
the country an almost irreparable loss. He seconded
Judge Johnson replied that il was eminentiy prouer
that this United States Court should manifest its re-
spcct for the deceased officer of the nation and he
therefore ordered the Court adjourned until Tuesday,
morning.
Immediately on the opening ofthe Supreme Court,
Ghanbers, yesterday morning, II moved by Mr.l
Henry ii. Anderson and seconded by Mr. Amasa Red-
hed mat the Court adjourn out OF respect 20 the
ory Oh ice president Wilson, whose death has been
nounced Judge Donohue, in a few appropriate Words
at once granted the motion and ordered an aajourn1
In the Supreme Court, Special Term. Mr.. samueB
Boardman moved an adjournment or the Court whie h
short but appropriate speeches.
Judge Larremore, in granting the motion, spoke a5
ioiows-"l regard the motion which has usl been made
an eninenuy proper one. Apart from the respec1
which the people of the United States musel
have felt for Vice President Wilson as man il Is due
to the high station which he occupied the govern
ment Of the country that some notice should be taken
Of his decease.
In Supreme Court Circuit, Part . presided over bv
Judge Van Worst, motion 70 adjourn the court waz
made by Mr.. Henry J. Scudder, Congressman elect
from Queens county. He read quite a lengthy and
feeling address, referring his long personal acquant
ance with the deceased and his answering fidelity to
his public trusts. Judge Van Worst adourning thu
Court made few remarks of highly eulogstc characs
ter.
Part 8 OF the Supreme Court Circuit was adjourned
Of his own motion by Judge Donohue
In the Superior Court, Special Term, motion ad-
journ made by ex-Judge Becbe and seconded by
Mr. > 7. Nash. feeling address made by each,l
as also by Judge Freedman, who thus adjourned thd
Court.
Before Judge Curtis holding Trial Term, Part q ths
motion to adjourn made by Assistant United stated
District Attorney Samuel G. Courtney and seconded by
Mr. George H. Yeoman
In the General Term of the Court of Common Pleas,
Chief Justice DAILY after few appropriate and touch3
ing remarks adjourned the Court of his own moton.s
In the Special Term OF this Court Judge Lawrence,i
also OF his own notion adjourned the Court In PART
Trial Term OF this Court the moving speeches were
made by ex-Judge Beebe and Mr.. Samuel H. Randalla
followed by brief and touching address by Judge Rob-
iuson.
Marine Court, Part g. also adjourned in honor tn
the memory OF the dead statesman.
HOUSE.
The instant that Collector of the Port General Ar
thur heard Of the death oil his friend Vice President
Wilson, he the flag on the Custom House to bo
lowered to half mast HERALD reporter in conversa-
ton with General Arthur, subsequently learned that
the Custom House would be closed on the day of tho
Vice Presidents obseques except from nine A.
NJ, when II would be opened for the entrance and
clearance OF vessels