The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1847, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. INDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1847. tie NEW YORK, M SS = Srey a ited - —— 2 - - =x. a é bis meas A a PEt PAASI/GE AND PLEADINGS, sitieymay deimtoror ofa continuance of the premut || There are, however, certain earioal principles rig | oth at lewd In eit. have some bythe eae the aud 4: ‘ | a&STASLISHMENT, wer each, under contract ney" who will not agree with us at least in this, that | at the foundation of the system of reform in proceedings | of pleaders and the ments of construction, so te ob- sof the Admiral a ce theme diftcultier and viibarraatments are often produc; | and pleadings in elvil controversies, which aye been | nical api inirinae eto have rendered it apparent that Horth-west : “ eamer. ‘ain. st glaring injustice in the determinatios | deliberatel: det b ery member of the w ends of substan' uatice req Sarner OF Pate oA Reman ae x & fone Camara, CH @inarins, | Fhe Report of the Commissioners. | i. coptroversiet; i a | soutmission, from deb taamens of thelr tppotnkment, and gation of the present systema, and’ the sdaptie et gone nm. ma. Acai i, Shaunon, : learning with which our books are filled, is,in a | upon which, after the most earnest and patient investi- | cne bused upon the principle on which pleading was JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. rm T sbi! Bonouanus ou aE MALY = ‘ great measure, made up of discussions of questions very | gation and discussion, we have arrived at # conclusion | originally founded, and designed to apply to pleadings as eka a. mt bene B A 5 culos penaed by your “a remotely, if they can be at all considered as bearyng upon | adverse to the opinions entertained by our colleague | the only standard of their formal suilicienoy. the teat il a eee re ee OPAC oy Aah je 18t Sa mal i ae . ng the real matter in dispute ; and thousands of reported | We do not deem it out of place. in answer to so much of | whether they pl inly and tatellig bly present the matters eee eee eee aee. | Sase# are now presented to the lawyer and the student, aa | the resolution of your honorable body aa requires usto | in issue between the parties, whether those matters ite dh peat cara Se rita 1, 1947 Progress. if a y, made in the discharge , | the sources to which, with the aid of elementary works | report the progress, if any, which we have made in the | involve conelusious of Jaw or of fact’ For the accom- | t YY breviows to | and at what timc they will probably be ablete report the | and digests, he must resort. if he would acquire any un- | performance of our duties, briely to refer to them in | plishment of this object, we are well convinced, after the ee Pah igadrnace. acarday Price OX cont aia money—Frem Boston to Liverpool, $120, do do to | result of thelr doings, for the consideration of the Legis- | derstanding at all, to say nothing of m thorough one, of | this report, though we propose at this time to state our | most thorough consideration of the subject, no other LI lature,” the up d, a majority of the ssid Com- | the rule by which he must govern himself in the mere | views upon tham very generally, reserving « more full means are open tous than to provide for the bas 13 7 SC EUROPE brery Stour day fo berths secared until paid for. | missioners. respestfuly eunmit the Glowing report: formal business of a suit. Of the vast number of con. | Ulscuaslon of them uct we ard beepered fo report the Dolition of the system, and the substitution in ite Price te ann por corynes bor ante, telaaing, eahinecarry experienced rargeong, | ,qlmmacely after cur nppolntapent,we entered upon | traditions in judicial determination upon these sub | proviions ia detal,by which we shal propose that they | place of oue whch hall rest pon, and at the same Cine Slane aul sdrsoomang 1 or fre! yother information appiyte | Sense of the responsibility which we had assumed, and | har and tho bench, wheterer tho system provers Does he at ar ihese iitssdpied & Gaacochanhiabinsn\ obem’| Bema ott bec thes pemtrmpapetocaat Aa mine tant ther mc HAM Fs ¥ mM 0/88 Walt | = # firm determination so to execute the truat par united in loud and bitter complaint. @ legislative uniform course of proceeding (including both practice it would be impossible, without swelling this report to ANNUAL PIGTORIAL. Tuadduten w theskoreline terme Ae tts Ba mit tod 3 our Beads, as to mast the reasonable sep jus power has been, over und over again, exertedto remove and pleading, in all caves, whether of legal or equitable | alength unnecessary for our present purpose, to set tat of J olan each. Tash Beaton, eeoae ore ine cetween Liverpool vs | expectations of the Legislature and the people Tt can | the evil, and hundreds of statutes have been passed, mo- | cognizance. forth the absurd technicalities with which this branch NV. ; at the nsaal ia - catablish a fine between Liverpor! | Soarcely be nocemary to remark. that, the task devolved | difying, amending or sbrogating portious of the system. | _ Aw the Jurisdiction of law and equity existed in this | of legal precedure has been surrounded existence advance. Advertisements d mia be Bin) sdogsble | au rege. The steamshipe for cls serviea, are | eracindatites brews acids a sccm Ayr ie Tle bt a Bel eee cisnone nd to | State, up to the period of the adoption of the new Con- | has been admitted and deprecated by Just and enlight- . ¥ they wi irit | stitution, vested in separate and distinct Courts. it | ened lawyers and judges, Som, the earliest ages of th itl, aud what # more, not always.con- | seemed to follow, a#.a necessary consequence, that dis- | common law. Legislation hi ion Indepen coup! tly of the consideration, that | of the legisiati id e system of legal procedure, | sistent with th ut in vain; mong, and | in the introduetion into tinct modes of procedure should exist applionble to the | plied, for the purpose of obviating the evil, but in vain, Going al | of a series of new and untried rules and prinetples, wo |" Wo ferl assure who ig in tholeart familiar | peculiar functions of each of thore courts; though. in | until the system bas become 80 Pnenetin ‘opprersive age ee tars r’_ | Must naturally expect to encounter the honest priju- | with the subject, dict what we have said; | our opinion, many differences im matters of practice | and unjust, as to demand, what we are not disposed to WRENGH —RANEATLANTIC | {oes o" those whone office it hos been either profeesion- | and yet there are many, whose opinions are not to be | were recognized, whieh, even under the former isting. | believe the Legislature will withhold, the. mont vigorous STE EGE coMPAN THe hits | tily or Judictally to administer the modes of proverding | lightly regarded, who suppose that a revision and con- | tions of Jurisdiction, were unnecessary. But as these | and searching remedy. That this can be effected by Of this Company are_appointed to, anil as | BOW 1 se, We cannot overlook thefuct, that innovation | deneation of this branch of legal learning, and a reduo- | jurisdictions are now established, there is, in our judg. | retaining the old system, even as the baaie of @ new one, is not always synonymous with reform, and that we are | tion of its principles to a series of ruics. plain, simple and | ment, no longer @ necessity for a difference in mere | we do not believe This mode of reform bas been called uson by tne highest considerations of wisdom | intelligiblein language and atranzenient. and convenient- | modes of procedure, in cases of the character to which nd has as often failed How far this failure and policy, not to abeogate that which is known and uu- ¥ atcessible in form. is a work attended with too much | we refer, in view the distinction, to which we | has been attribul terate prejudices of & Arratood, without the strongrst assurance that « better | danger to justify the aitempt and that t | have bet parti eystem aystera oan be substituted in its place. To this conside. | amendment is the only wise of practicable couse: Tice | the esr ea tertedsibetwoen the rights of parties, and | courts and law me ich, a pertioanion a SRL INTING of all kinds exeented beautifully and wit, NEW YORK AND Ban BRS ORB sy yee nicehnaee “os D AFTER THURSDAY, Ge eian tit care N ‘will tun as follows, until ' e A the Se Hall for be k ve 4 @ mere means by which those rights are to be ascer- | to which they have clung with « pertinacity almost in- : ‘i ‘NG sm & tville, ration we resolved. from the moment we commenced our | conclusion of our minds has become otherwise, With a | tained and enforce - i Hans Oo Wilt Bice. jart’s and erie labora, to give its full and jast weight: and is, imtne per- | becoming reapect for the opinions of thoxe who differ | sents itself, oy . — Pritt tte pty cnc oe rn me apd Tuas to remark, and Hi ie 530 A.M. ite ia Redlort,, ‘ = hed to ear ship, formance of our duties, we msy seem to have been lees | from us, we can discover neither wisiom nor experience | to all civil controversies, and adequate to the | in this we challenge contradiction, that the most liberal 8 7 fe 7AM. As ‘ ese iuy been constructed forthe French Royal | prompt than was desirable. in presenting our views to | in the idea that a simplification of the existing system | end in view, can be safely and conveniently pre- | system of relaxation of its rigor, and the most swee 2 » 4 ay ‘M al 8 F to ne vessel afloat in all sea worthy qua- | the Legislature, we trust that our delay in this respect | cau be effected by introducing into it w series of dis- | scribed. We do not intend in any manner to Nateclere provisions for the disregard of immaterial defects in ” i PM. $00 EM. cabins ave large, well furnished, and unusually weil | Will be attributed to no other motive than # sincere and | jointed amendments or alterations ‘The experienc, with the question of right between litigant parties; nor | ing. which the wisdom of the Legislature hae been able ; 4 C ventialed and chelfalbe ie eoee ' earnest desire to render the resuit of our labors ey the past abundantly admonishes us, that such a course | do we intend to discuss the effect of the constitutional | to devise, have been frittered away by construction, ek ie ‘Wines of all kuide, and of he best quality, are faruished at | Acceptable to the community.“ Distrusting as we did, | would but add to the confusion which undeniably provision vesting law and equity jurisdiction in the Su- | have been in effect judicially repealed. For oureel ‘ - ‘ very Jow rates, aaa ae ae i " al tosh re settarioe:. rept upon our own | reaay existe, The amendments would necessarily call | preme Court, so far as that provision may be supposed | at least, we are not disposed to try the experiment of ae phon eight or pustage, apply at the Company's Agency, 14 | Judgments in the we have sedulously employed | for judicial construction. The dircussions upon them | to affect substantial rights, All th paring the existing system. We believe thet the true se 8 : ve 1@ period since our appointment, not merely in repeated | would ofcourse involve a recurrence to all the existing | that we are satisfied, upon the full mode of attaining an issue between contending parties, need be no difference in the form of proceedings | is to require them to present their allegations in » olear, ing to and consequent upon their determination. | concise and intelligible form. We believe that this ob- “A CARD.—The British North American | consultations and discussions, and in reducing our learving on the subject—s comparison of th fent Setar: yal Mali ateamship, BRITANNIA, | ous views to the form of enactments, but in resorting to | rules with those of more modern origin -lonrned aad ate Nisiou” Borda Mears 653A. 645 AL) now on the sectional dock,) will leave | every source withia ourreach by whith we might be en- | struse investigation as to the evil aimed at by the legis- | The object of every suit, so far as modes of proceeding | ject cannot be attained, until the present bs i te. SBeu Axton for Liverpool ou her regular day, | able to profit by the experience of other States and coun- | lature, and of judicial decision, which, vif the | ai reesete PEE place the parties whose rights are | nicalitios and verbiage,’ are entirely ewept BBPM @OPRM. 32 D BRIGHAM, June. 6 Wallstreet. | ties, and by the reflections and writings of the best and | practice of the past furnisbes any ground for specula- | involved in it, in proper and eonvenient form before | we Will not so far distrust the intelligence or integrity of 16° 10 White rae N.B.—No freight or baggage will be taken on board at | Wisest men who have direoted their attentfin to the sub- | tion as to the future,) may not always be found to be | the tribunal by which they are to be adjudicated ; the bench, as to suppose that they will withhold their isoo 6 be 710 A.M. | New York. ra 25 3t re | Jectot legal refurm. We have done 80, not only with | consistent with the statute or with itself, present their conflicting allegations plainly and intel countenance and support from « system, which shalt 2 ee tie ep FOR LIVERPOOL To sil theéth Oc | the view of strengthening our confidence in the expedi- | In these observations, we disclaim any intention to re- | xibly to each other and to the court; to nccure by ade- | substitute common sense for its foundation, and the ad- oo 16 he PM tober—The new new iron steamship 8. ency of the changes which we might eventually propose, | flect either upon those who have occupied, or who now | quate means a trial or hearing 0 the contested points; | ministration of substantial justice for its end. » RAH 8AND8, Wm. C. Thompsou, mast but forthe purpose of presenting as we design doing in | occupy high judicial positions; but at the same time we | to obtain a judgment or determination adapted to the ‘The system of pleading, which we di to propose, pi ecibes ebive{ top HORM on. poets, | Or future reports, the suggestions and experiencesbove | feel bound to say, that there have been judges who have | justice of the case. and to effect the enforcement of that | will be substantially this: th: ngs shall con- New Ci Bedford, _ Whitickville apr ving sccommodations unsur, foreie- | referred to, a8 tending to commend those changes to | affected to regard any legislative interference with es- | judgment by vigorous and efficient means. sist of a deolaration and an 7 ‘Sh yA TaN sauce and convenience, APD'Y 1 ou sip.76 South at, | Yas favorable consideration of the Legislature, tablished forms as neither wise nor expedient, and who | This object is not peculiar to any form of remedy, | the facts constituting the cause of action or defence, ; ‘ fo 4 ol 46 - : . The leading object which at the outset presented itself | have felt themselves justified in giving the narrowest | whether it be legal or equitable, or whether it fall within | truly, in plain and conoise lan. unge, and in such man- bis principles upon | construction and the slightest possible effect to statutes, | any one of the subordinate classes of actions, as th ner 88 to enable @ person of common understanding to Is. FOR Te TA on to us, was definitely to fix the gener: ‘The treins to tnd from Croton Fille will net stop ou Now sail on the 6th of Oct ber. Her acenmmods. | Pefore un. To this subject wa have devoted much time | rogatory of, the common ach a course of action | can be practically attained in every species of contro- | pleading to be attained by providing. in proper cases, York Island, except at Broome street, ‘fad street. A car tions for passecgers are unsurpassed for ms yn tase 5 judgment, is the result of long association with institutions which | versy, so far as the mere formal and progressive steps in | for an affidavit at least of the belief that the facts will precede each train ten minutes, to take up passengers im | since and convenience. A limited number of second ci portance demanded, for the purpose, 48 well of | have derived their chief attractiveness from their anti- | the conduct of suits is concerned, we will not now stop | leged are true. All matters alleged on either side are Seen va. pies DH wgerawill be taken aud found. Her between dec carefully surveying the whele ground, as of attaining | quity, and of veneration for forms with which they | to prove. We shall reserve that portion of the system, | not deemed on the other to be taken as true. Noother ‘The morning train of cars from OL aed al ge bn Sn fh PEE IE FT the comfoit of weerege_ ba the concurrence of the entire commission in the result at | have been made familiar by long course of legal train- | which is one purely of detail, until we present the speci- | pleading than the declaration and answer to be permit- pormoen White Fining oad dhe. Yorks except at 7 yee eee oe tate OPA NES oO, 85 Souk: | Which we should arrive. In the latter respect, we regret | ing and experience. It is a tendency inseparable from | fo provisions designed to earry it into-effect. ‘But it in | ted, excepting where new inalter is set up in ¢Be answer, yiliam’s Bridge, and Fordham. 4 sorrisiana, if tine | _ N.B.—Persons desirece {coer atete Git eae niecas | that after the most full and frank interchange of opin- | the charaoter of the human mind and of which necessary briefly to refer to some points in which the as- | in which case it may be denied by replication. wei in the old country, to leave Livetposl ia the above atea ion, we have been disappointed; and whilewe feels con- | not be charged with disrespect in speaking as we have, | similation of law and equity procedure would seem to | In thus stating the general outline of the proposed for Lake Mahopeek and Danbury leave Croton Fallson | cw doso on reasonable terms. ou fidence that the outlines of the plan we design to pro- | when we have the high authority of Sir Matthew Hale | be attended with difficult system of pleading, we feel that it is but just to our- ashivstof the ostock A, M. and 4 P.M. Table to any other which bas been consid. | for its existence and Reralclous operation. By long | | The first of these is the subject of pleading. ‘The dis. | selves to say that its merits and efficiency can, only be ting! te F. trains, ond for Paw- BTE ) HAVANA pose are Hinge on exrvalof the ofclock A.M, trina apo REAM FO HAVANA To, sail | Ered by the commission, we are compelled to admit, that | use and custom,” cays ulshed judge, “mem | tinguishing feature now existing between pleadings at 'd by the details with which we propose to invest it, iH $1 00 Fo Plensantyille=.- +» 60M Triul. iron Steamer OU Al our oolleague could have brought his mind to the suiae | ftp prefeon and peaciice of the tows costscce'a Wind | Jock by conelse ta formal matemente of rometasions | bohure preseuted, © And we'ean only ui {hat wo aa Ly see see Seravbliearteee re Sie ass iment, built in Liverpool. | conclusion at which we have arrived. On our own ac- | of superstitious ration of it, beyond what is just | of fact, to bring the cause to a distinct issue, either of | devote our best reflection and most faithful efforts to Gey fia a 12 Mand 047 BM. {ort ventilation, tod elegance, and the able willbe ibersity | CURE We Fegret thet his difference from us upon and reasonable. They tenactoualy and vigorously main- | fuct or of lw,—while in the latter, the facts of the case | render it at least not an unsafe substitute for what in our Returning, leave Croton Falls at 7 A.M. and 9 P.M. supitied wider the surertarendenee of professed cocks, cardinal principles of the proposed system, should have | tain these very forms and proceedings and practices, | may be stated without technicality, and with a minute- | judgment can neither be retained nor amend x GONEY ISLAND FERRY —SUNDAY | _ Fares $70 in State Roems on Saloon Deck—$00 in forward | led him to the determination of withdrawing from the | which, though possibly at first they were reasonable and | ness of circumstantial detail tending to establish the || The result then of our prbereee thestar EX ey ISUANE, it and Commo: | and aft and upper deck cabins, including wi commission. From his zealous and untiring devotion t6 | useful, yet, by the very change of matters, they become | proposed conclusion offact in a manner forbidden by the | nation as soon as practicable to recommend to the Legis- B dlions steamer JON, will leave Fier No.1,N. | For further particulars apply tothe cousiguees the objects for which it was created, wa have already | aot only useless and imperfect, but burthengome and in- | rules of pleading which prevail in courts of law. This | lature the following propositions : R, 3 10%, ‘A. Mian Moudar, 814 300! Ls _ aROTe eS DS, xen at. epee oe reaps cat Se continuance of ya _ couvenient, re perun eae the commen justice and Gistinetton. 80 far as equitable pleading is concerned, has 1 ie Seema of pend aren a and the sty Will Lear .. vi CO AGE TO | had anticipated from further co-operation with usin | common good of man! } not considering that resulted mainly from the peculiar power of « court | Pleading instead of a plan of amendment mere! re and from Liverpool, per Black Ball Line of Packets, | our labors, in assisting ws to render more perfect the de- 8 and presoripts of :aw wero introduced, ae a | of equity in cnforeing discovery in ‘aid of, the rellef in. The abendonment of the diatinetion between the remnttd emitcenees tp lreland Bc, oon 11 | tallsof our system, in presenting to our minds diffionl- own sakes, but for the use of public justice ; and | sought, and in the necessity which existed for minute | modes of proceeding pit ope. Hee need ga legal and sail for Liverpend uA ndey the tet ot fa Corey. Bie ties which we may not foresee, and yet against which we | therefore, when they become insipid, useless, impertin- | detail, in order more effectually to probe the conscience | ¢quitable cogniza: and the adoption of an Seinadlillie LOPE, Capt, Van ew | diy, Ror tering ofexbin eeond cabin and nerrage pearyge, | Ould provide, and in bringldg to our aid the stores of se possibly derogatery to the end, they may and | of the defendant. At law, with some unimportant stat- | system, 98 applicable to all cases, saw be a Streets ert Rossville, Woodbridge, Totten’s, Peith \v to Capt. Goedinaason, on board at {oot of Beekman st., ig and experience. je removed. utory exceptions, no such power exists, and hence no- | 4 jo Gistinetions of forms of actions ‘Arnbov. and Frenoh’s—Passengers take stages direct for Cran- | "othe subscribers f In reflecting upon and discussing the goneral princl- | _ !i,aidition, then, to the advantages before referred to, | thing but conclusions of fact have either been permitted | 2 longer retuined, and that every action rest upon its oe Cram aineas ek Ganeweae: The NEW YORK will sail from Liverpool on Ist of No- attaftiable from the adoption, in form, of a new sys\ or required in pleading. We propose to reduce the sys- | OWD facts, and the law of the case as applicable to the tae he Antelape leaves New Branswick at % be- | vembe fan be engnged to come from the old coun ple upon whee aoe raee thee eda? meee | weve the asurance of un’ uniform and oarmonious | term of pleading to one of allegation imorely, without, ge. | Tights which It invoives;—Aud vib fore7 A. M Breakfast on board. All descriptions of freight Pplendid ship, Ory aay of the packets of the Old | voribed to the Commissioners by the Constitution, «nd | Dasls of construction. Instead of setting both the | ference to discovery, in the mode which wili presently be | +. The establishment of a new syst m of pleading, Ce — se Gciugr | Mouth, by applying tous. . Or SverY | by the act of the Legislature by which they wereappoint- | bench and bar afloat upon sea of emberrasiments. | suggested; ao that the same form of allegation may te | based upon the principles which have just been stated: sony, FO SHREWSBURY, OCKAN HOUSE, | “Those remitting money to Ireland, can have drafts on ed, and to give the fullest effect to the intention of the | Such as we have suggested, from the adoption of a plau | adapted to cases which have heretofore been distinguish. |!" couclusion, we beg to aature your nonorable body, te iiaak™ Long Branch, Russom | jock, rown's Dock, THE, EOVAL BANK OF IRELAND, aud on fundamental law and the superadded will of the Legisia. | Of amendment merely, we think we can saf-ly promise | ¢d aslegal and equitable And in order to prevent that we shall proceed as rapidly as the delicacy and di: a se Macae will rex an follows trom Patton | wit roc reese SCO. Bankers. ‘endon which | ture upon the subject, We were not iguorant of,uoreould | 2ursclvesand the public some relief from at least u por. | prejudice which might otherwise result from the neoesal. | culty of the task we have ascum-d will allow, to the com- GEUE Sin ee Re ile pales ae varie we overlook the fact, that. the delays, technicalities and | tion of the existing dilticulties. It is, indeed, not to be | ty vow existing in equity for the kind of pleading to | pletion of the details upon which we have Jong been oo- ve Shrewsbury. 5 denied, that any system, whether new or old, will con- | which we have referred, we shall present a series of en- | cYpind, enrrying out the views and objects presented in ve Nem aoe se OPelack. ROCHE BROTHERS & CO. —_| oxyensivenees of legal proceedings, had long been the rub, | santiy call for judicial coustruction, fur the reayon that | actments, providiog that in all oases, eliler party may | this report. in proceeding towsrda the completion of oUF Sunday, «-26at 8 A.M. Sanday, 26,at 4 PM rag i wll al Bay. grievance merely, but aimed at the system of legal pro- | it will constantly require judicial euforcement und ap. | obtain from the other a discovery under oath of ail facts | !8s0re, we hall respectfully claim, ax we doubt not we : Monday, — 27,at 7 A.M. a7. ut 10% AM. | Only authorized Passenger axents for the Old or Black, Ball | cedure itself; and that notwithstanding expedient atter | plication. But, if it furaish, as a new oue should and | mearseary to the prosecution or defence of the accion. will readily receive, the patient indulgence of the Legts- Fperday, wat 7 Af SIneaday, 20;at LIGATM. | Lite pf Livernool packets, and have xo connection with any | Sxyedient had been adopted by the Legislature and the | muAt, its own standard and rule of coustructiou.and jfit | ‘The second point of difficulty in the way of the pro- | lature. Respecttally submitted. Paeangays Set | AM Thurdag?’ sovecta AM | other house ia this city. *23re_ | Gourts, to remove the acknowledged justice of that com. | bé tak-n up, as we cannot doubt it will be. with a diapo- | posed assimilation of practice, is the mode ot triel— | Atuany, September 26, 1847 HUTA RY cates rill run to Howell Werks, Bquam Village FOR LIVERPOOL—To sail with despatch. the | piuint, it still continued, not pos to exist, but toin- | sition on the part of the courts to deal with it liberally | he constitution bas provided by the second section of a RP oli per sie and Freehold. esto convey passengers to all parts of frat sina » at patting regular Hacks: Ship ALES - crease, until the framers of the fundamental law, neither wad falsty, to give it fu Crib ie ie buses into per- | Febery riley oe se bys te io at heed > which I dente IN Caan —Turn tien to Canada, country. “i 100, len, 5 3 diay d nor able to resist the public sentiment, had fot aud entire operation as ® whole, we think we can | it bas been heretofore used, shall remain inviolate for | and mark here the change 10 public sentiment “Alt f-nirmhs shea trusting th shove, host one = av bam pamgon Posen FO oa Sonecuan to embody in the Constitution “ es ate venture the prediction that the perils, which invariably, | ever; but that ry oy Bg may be waived by the partiet | many subjects. Jt is but severday that the trade with comit of the Owners. . P * | Should make early application or bork fest ct Medios hase: | the Legislature to provide for the simpliicatio. aa eel | iu theory, but not so universally in practice, attends | to ail civil cases, in the manner tobe prescribed by law;’’ | our neighbouring States, or the admlasion of thelr saan. SCR GRRE WEOURY-LONG BRANCA, | “J. MeMURRAY- of the of the law itself, an of te modes of . | every new undertaking, will be found in this instance to | and by the tenth section of the sixth article, that “the | ufactures, was viewed with Jealousy. if not iil fealtng. Sceth douse, sous ‘Schanck’s, Highlands, | Persons desirous of sending Tee pin tnd Bos ing by which it should be administered. We were. thi have been overrated testimony in equity cases shall be taken in like manner | Now, we are about to admit the productions of ther la- steam, fore, less diepored than under other circumstances we In what we bave thus far said, we have trested the | us in cases at law.” Under these sections the Legisla- | dustry and enterprise on an equal footing with those of might have stood justified in being, to criticise uarrowly | question, whether we should recoumend & new system | ture have power to provide liberally for references in all | the mother country, Nor has this change in our com- the terms, in which, both by the Constitution and the | of practise and ae. merely suggest amendments | cases in which that right has heretofore existed, as well | mercial policy been unacccompanied with a correspond- Statute, the duties of the Commission had been presorib- | to that which exists, as if we were at liberty to deter- | in cases of a strictly legal character as iu those of an | ing enlargement of friendly relations in our sootal fabric. Ransom and town Lai * % pou EDWIN LEWIS, wage ayaen will ran ax follows; | Yeust,orany other ofthe resvisr line by-anbiying fom Pope New ork, ORS Teave Shrewsbury, PACKETS FOK ItAVRE—Second Line—The ioe, rclow ship ST. NICOLAS, Eveleigh, Master, o Sa ts iat cf Ouatian, rs ed, and deemed that they could alone be faithfully dia | mine this question io the first tostance for ourselves | equitable nature which they deem can be more cunve- | A marked improvement is here perceptibie also, which Feeker,, bE Sit meet esa snebiierstet 2 charged, by iostituting # thorough and rigid soratiay in. | We bave done 40, for the reafon that, in the progeers of | uiently investigated in that mede, In reference to the | must, from the nature of the case, continue to increase. ‘Stages will be in readiaess on the arrival of the boat to con- FOR LIVERPOOL — to the defects of the existing syetem oi procedure and | Our discussions, we felt called upon to enquire whether | exercise of this power, we intend to provide for trial by | Many of our young and enterprising Canadian mer- vey pussengers to all ‘of the country. Packet of 21st of October.—The suverior new fest | pleading, and the recommendation ot a remedy which, it | the language and intent cf the constitutional provision | jury in all cases in which that mode of trial can be con- | chants have taken up their abode in“ the Groat Metro- ‘or further particulars apply to F, B. Hall, at the office on sailing packet ship CONSTITUTION, 1500 tons. | it should incur the reproach of being radical, should pos- | wader which we were appointed, authorized or allowed | veniently adopted, unless waived by the parties polis of Commerce,” and continue branches of their h eat B= a6 ‘Uaptstu John Britton, will sail as above, her regular dav. sess the redeeming merit of being neither superficial nor | us to go beyond aeystem of amendment merely. By ‘The third consideration connected with this subject | firms in this cit: Self-interest, the touchstone of all BIATEN ISLAND phnnx— For freight ry Massage, having splendid large and comfortable | inadequate a reference to that provision we think it wiil be appar- | is, the existing differences in the form of judgine: t and | human action, will thua engender a reciprocity of good 10th, 1817, the state room, ant y to the captain on board, pier No Such a remedy, (for reasons which will be briefly sug- | ent, without a resort to forced or even liberal construc. | the means of enforcing it peculiar to the courts of law | fueling under the fostering hand and the golden links of q heer BY LEA do BEATEN ISLAND! 8, Westside of Radio nip, orea. Mr gested in this report, and which will be more fully pre- | on, but from the plain import of the language used, | andequity. Judgments in the former are, with very | commercial intercourse: old prejudices will be worn - y ° 5 Pe ", of v1 vail make the following trips andi! farther notice = Price of My aie, 3 Wy reried teas sented hereafter, in connection with the postienier. ne that the Commission is not only not restricted, in | few exceptions, compenaatory, while ia besten! _ a ayay, end in thelr steed new teistions of friendship and At 7, 9, 18, 11, A. ML, and 1, 2, jnutes past 3 aad at 4,5 The ‘pack ry OTTINGUER, 1100 tous, Cant. Bursle: visions we design to submit,) we believed could only be | this fa jee) but that the view we have taken of the | majority of cuses, they embrace specific relief peculiar | attachment established aud confirmed. Thus, by de- Bt oleek. will succeed the Coustitation, and sail on her regularday, ?1at | found in the adoption of an entirely new system; which. | mode of performing our duty is clearly enjoined up- | tovach case. It is » leading feature of our proposed | grees, und almost imperceptibly, will the confinity of our sive quai of November. i 823 | while it should wholly ubrogate such of the features of | on us. By that provision, the Legislature are required | plan, to require in all cases 2 judgment adapted to the | new commercial relations of necersity work a change in it, A. M., and 1, 4, §, 64.P. Me OREY, REGULAB LANE OF PACKETS FOK | the present remedial law as ure unnecessary, should at | to “ provide for the appointment of three Commissioners | established rights of the parties; und we can see no dif- | public sentiment ; and within a few years, he who lives jew York Seot. 6th. 38 NEW ORLEANS. -rhe folowing well known, | the same time carefully preserve and embody all that the | whose duty it shall be to revise, reform, simplify, and | floulty in incorporating into it, as @ portion of an uniform | to see it, will confess with astonishment the inroads fatious w u At 4, 8 9% 10,1 MORNING LINE A‘ 7 O'CLOCK, fast sail id favorite pucxet ships have accommo- | experience of the past hae shown to be valuable and con- | abridge the rules and practice, pleadings, forms and pro- | system of practice, # form of execution which shall | which “ the Universal Yankee Nation” will have made FOR ALBANY AND TROY, landing ai 4 mururpesed for cab eran enbas aud steerage Pas | ucive to the prompt, vigorous and cheap administration | ceedings of the courts of record of this State, und report | adapt iteelf to the judgment. on our customs, tastes, and attachments ly rt dwells, pon raats by ew pare. lampton, | vig s— Passage In this belief we have been strengt! 1d ag | thereon to the Legislature, subject to their adoption and Independently, theretore, of the express declaration of | necessary to remark that a progress of a Ha eoes rae Briel: Caebill, Hudson Comtekic, Kinderhoos | | the UNION. Capt. Foster, September 27th. ‘igations and labors have proceeded” The rye. | modification from time to time.” (Const. Art. 6, Seo, 24) | the legislative will requiring us to provide“ for a uni- | these, ina country borderivg over a thourand iniles on e ani Baltenaee’ Laadiagarammnoe’ proce he OSWEGO, Capi. ingersoll, October Ath. tem of procedure by which law is administered di The terms thore used, “revise, reform, simplify, and | form course of proceeding in ail cases whether of legal | people who thus, by dint of superior euterprise and skill, Lontea New York Recder Thursday and Satarday,at7? | ‘The GALENA, Capt. Dennis, October lith. from the law , itself in this, the latter is s body | abridge,” atv the most comprehenalve which could well | OF equitable cognizance,” we cap see no difficulty, which | subdue such obstacles, must be fraught with important o'clock, A. M. B-eakfast and Dinuer ou my 4 hing to proceed to New Orieans, will do well | of elementary rules found immutable principles mn adopted; and, if any doubt could arise as to | cannot be readily overcome, in the accomplisnment of | issues. ‘he question will likely be asked, How do these The low pressure Steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. i. L. Kel- | ,0.tecure passage by ether ‘the above Packets, ag they are sll | of justice; drawing their origin from the cbligat jons | their meaning, even upoa the most refined verbal criti- | this object ; while in accordance with the direction thus | Americans thus become the usurpers of our trade, and Toaw, will 1gav@ te Sieamboat Pier foot of Barclay spe | sad wilt earl pence ae chien exberienced in phe trade. | which divine wisdom has imposed upon the relations to | ism, the answer to it is furnished by the action of the | given to us, we can percelve no just reason for preserv- | in some instances actually come into Canade, purchase Fo hor Thursdays, wd Seturdays, at seven o'clock, A. | } tiny apply on b jh hag ealle vs. ure | och other in which has placed his creatures; and | Convention in relation to that branch of the law which | ing distinction in the modes of proceeding, the tribu- | the raw material, and return it to us manufactured. pay- 4p Tet 923 W & J.T. TAPRCOTT, 96 South st. panding according to the wants, necessities and exi- | is not comprehended within the duties devolved upon | Dal ineither case being the same. The Legislature, in | ing duty both wi and succersfully competing with our e te For passaue of freight, apply on board, or to F. B. the ‘office on the wharf. 816 re EW HNE_OR PACKETS: D FoM | Kencies of society, but ’ m, .MORNING LIN’ AT 7 OCL rm ERPOOL.—The splendi and | Lumen laws, though J —%FOR ALBANY AND TROY, and inter- favorkte ship SHERID AN, Capt. . will | while the former consists in Land dmitting of careful réstriction by | this Commission, We refur to the seventeenth section | adopting. this provision, no doubt act upon the well | own producers? Nor will any answer to thin query ex- source far above them ;— | of the first article, which provides for the appointinent | known fact, that in mavy cases without reference at all | plain others no less perplexing—how land on one side of its very nature, but ofa body | of Commissioners, whose duty it is made~to reduce into | to the merits of the b pee parties had bven | Jutitude 45 can remain unsaleable at a nominal price of real acy foattivety sail from New York on Mon th, and | of prescribed rules, having no source but the will of those | ~ written and systematic code, the whole body of the | turned out of courts of equity, oor they should 0 108, per acre, and right opposite, on the other aide ‘The Stermer THOY is athird larger than any other Day | ccuging taeoncne ne Hin of November. | Fersons about pro | by whom they are laid down, and invented by human | law of this State, or so much and such parte thereof aato | have gone into courts of law, and out of courts of law, imaginary line, within gun-shot, be in quick Boat; and in point of speed, safety, and commodioushess 18 | viculd’ make early application om borrd at the foot of Wall | ‘genuity, as the mere means or forms by which rights | them shall seem practicable and expedient.” because they should have gone into equity. They no | demand at ssmany pounds per acre’ Our villages, too, actaally unsurpassed, No steamer ever acquired riore Saree W. eo T TAPSCOTT, Ve | are to be enforced and justice administered. It may be | Deeming,as we do, that the duties of that, Commission | doubt also correctly interpreted the constitution, which | exhibit a no less striking contrast of wi eralty, and pover~ yersal and enduring: ion prin Pod retained in greafer per! : + ‘ hazardous experiment, with a careless hand to innovate | involve the whole subject of rights, and that those im- | had abolished « separate court of equity, and transferred | ty, as compared with those rigut oppos ont . 7 a22 re 6 tio, cooee, _ubatan macies which really deserve | —* ~GARLISLE & RIPPARD'S EMIGRATION | "v0 the one,—but, in the other, the peril of an unsue- | posed upon us have reference to those of remedies, we | Keneral jurisdiction in law and equity to the Supreme | front ook at Stanstead and Derby Line, Presoott fit i ith @ American Fare Bitty Cents. —! it inner on board th 7m 4 ” aa EO. |. | cessful effort at reform is not so alarming. That it | cannot readily suppose that it was the intention of the | Court, when they instructed us to provide for a system | and Ogdensburgh, Queenstown and Lewiston, the two the low ieseenre concen SOT ‘Sein A Gorman PARD & SON, Se Waterloo itind? Livertan, | should not be attempted without the reasonable promise | Constitution to provide for the codification of that | of procedure which should obviate the evil referred to, | sides of famed Ningara, Chippewa and Black Rock, Fort will leave the steamboat pier foot of Barclay street, Mondays, us wishing to send for their friends in the of an auspicious result, we do not deny; nor do we mean | branch of the law which was founded mainly upon prin- | 4nd socure the protection of rights, without reference to | K:rie and Buffalo;—cross over here to this latter “ City of ednesdeys, and pars, ‘at reven o'clock A.M. Return- | country cam secure vassuge in any of the following new lit to treat with disrespect the reason: ich our late col- | ciples of natural justice, and therefore moro difficult of | Wanecessary and unmeaning fo While, therefore, | the Forest.’’ and see the contrast ! roads by the ing, on the oppontte ¢ TE nny ee peintiioh to Pith thints at Of packets, sailing from Liverpool on the 6th of every month, | jeague has placed betore your honorable body, as those | reduction to the form of «code, and at the satu time to | We thall endeavor to recommend nothing which shall | thousand miles in rapid extension; while to our solitary maw Bere | “CONSTITUTION, 1 Cape, John Brite upon which his withdrawal from the commission is based. | leave the prescribed rules of proceeding to remain in the | Prejudice substantial right, we shail devote our | fumed fourteen miles between Laprairie and St. Johns ot Aree LINE BTEAMBOATS Pom |, QUDEN OF THE WHat 1008 toe Gut ®. Wood | _ The position that « proposed change is experimental, | scattered confusion in which it found them, except aa | utmost efforts to ald in carrying this object into effect, | we have not added « mile of locomotive powec in fall op- ALBANY. Daily, Sand poet ae HY RPO! J $ ‘ sudden and general, in our view constitutes no just ar- | those defects might be remedied by equally scattered | by recommending cautious and weil considered en- | eration for twelve years But we think we bear the com- t 6 0" from 1,150 tons, Cay 0) ays r H . " rouR it. John ¥ ldridge. t against its being made, if it be, at the same time | and not less confused amendments. In rupport of this | sctments. mon reply to such reflections:—'* Oh, the people of Can- etal Trrourh Direct-—At 6 o'clock, P- M i PRINY H, 1,000 tous, apt. Ira Bursley. woaad and wise ; and eapecisily when it refere'to « body | view, al80, wo think we may conddently ‘erer to the | . The next general feature of the proposed system, fs the | ada bave no enterpriss ; the Atnericans ure m go-ahead ‘Steamboat SAAC NEWHO Capt Wm H. Peck, will 12005} ippard & Bon are the only agents Liverpool for the | of mere prescribed and arbitrary regulation. It m: ction whieh the Legislature have given to our con- | Sbrogation of the existing distinctions between forms | people.’ Yes, they are; but there is no effect without Jerve ou Monday, Wednesday, and #riday evenings, at 6 | f>ove line of packets, in ad h first class exets, ain, sudition to which they despatch @ | ang undoubtedly should, lead to great caution on the | struction of our duties, by the provision contained in | of actions at law. We are not insensible of the | a oxuse. They have within themselves the elements of a Persons sending money to their friends in large art of those by whom the introduction of an untried | the eighth section of the act by which the Commission. | fect, that much apprehension has been expressed | their own enterprise—the free adoption of laws which |g Sttambont HENDRIK HUDSON, Cong. RG. Craven. | amounts, ean be accommodated with dents outhe ‘Bellew | rystem is atterapredbutit dove not show that the thing | ers were appointed, requiring them to provide for the | im Fegard to an innovation which has boon deemed | regulate their sbarters. Insperiel iaterterones in Casata. - | at 6 q’elock CF ae Banking Company, and their penerer’, branches in I itself taiitipractisabie, I may prove, according as the | abolition of the present forms of actions and pleadings | 8° sweeping as this. It would be impossible within | has checked our enterprise. Our Governor can sanc- ‘At Bive O'elock. P. M.—Landing at intermedinee places | 182.00 the principal banks in, England. 8 orland sand result of our labors may be, that the State has been un- | in cases at common law; for uniform course of pro- | the limits to which we must confine ourselves in | tion no railroad bills without the line of his precise in- l s from the foot of Barclay street, f Peat tore 39. Bouth street, eur’ of Wall, fortunate in the selection of the agents to whose hands | ceeding in all cases whether of legal or equitable cogni- | this report to discuss the objections which have been | structions; and our home authorities have intimated paitzambeet ROCHESTER, Cepuln iH. Furry. wilt TAPSCOTT® EMIGRATION Valls. | #0 delicate and responsible.a trust has been committed ; | zance, and for the abandonment of all Latin and other | Presented to us,on thie subject, and we shall. there- | that none will be granted unless 10 per cent of the by pe londay, Weduesday, Friday an val 5 ica hae te fay gE bat it would be an unjust reflection upon the intelli- | foreign tongues, so far as the same shall by them be | !0re, reserve them unt! ‘a resented in foyo | whole capital is subscribed before the introduction of | i o'sleth scree AMERICA, Cop T.N. Halse, wilt friends in the old eountry, can ‘secure passage | 80008 Of the age to regard it as establishing the conclu- | deemed practicable, and of any form and proceding not | for the action of the Legislature. We cannot forbear | the bill. Let the boasted American enterprise be tram- Jenve on Tuesday, Thursday and Satnrday ons, at > asonable terms, by any of cent ships | Sion that the mere machinery by which law is to be ad- | necessary to asourtain or preserve the rights of the par- | Sdverti e beveret, to the fact, that, while these dis- | melled by such conditions as these in « country wh o'clock, w Line of Liverpool packets, viz:— ministered—the regulations by which the orderly con- | ties.” tinctions have been Leen AM ear as supposed to be ne- | capital has so many sources of employment, and see if « co! in Uh ‘The above boats will at all times arrive in Albany in ample CONG VEU inery of the law, we have not | corresponding effect would not speedily appear. In "| LON, (750 tons, Cr Jonn B duct of legal contro ba For these reasons, we have come to the concl ovasury parts of the mac time for the Morning Cars for the East ce West. HE WE tone, Capt | Foewengat nce citing ey ama eiadion tint | oon chke \tton. r ST, 1400 tons, Ea . Woodhouse the only exception to the progressive power of the h it {sour duty, and we are happy to add that it is no to discover any thing in them essential to the vi rough, faken at moderate rates, aud none taken after 4% an {250 te, Captain Johe ‘Miele miodm the feayrovember of every ext ‘tnd science upon | less our inciination, to Teoommend the simplification of | sdministration of jeteS aes Gad ve bewn found | terterence may be right and proper but here, where Atl pes orbid trastt leans ith yee which its energics are employed, Our indi . | the rules of practice and ing, by providii convenient, in ran: is, ; # de- | with the best of stock, we have actually to solic - rid hi perens are, forbid eroating any of the, bostsof this | sailing from Liverpool om the, ty oF exery month, Passage | petency to the tank, we may admit; oar ‘lLiaate faiiare | and, #0 far as'we can, a plain, sitaple, and juteligible sys. | nied; but that they have been ured to an alarming ex- | foriptions, how permicious its effects ‘must be! And, oi ; Line of Liverpool sc, making in all 2 ship every five | 00 accomplish it, is not improbable; but our faithful and | tem. In doing s0, we are far from intending to shut our | tent todefeat justice, is not less true. There is no | the samo grounds, we think every disparity we bavo England, where capital is abundant, such legislative in- F ht, ay-vi* on board the bor to 'P. Ht the ofiet. = tne whens days from that por.” For farsher partctlars apply te zealous efforts towards its accomplishment we are re- | eyes to the light of experience, but shall gladly avail | branch of legal science embracing more abstruse and | alluded to can be explained. Do we want a bank, our p SAC cE— W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, solved neither to remit nor forego. And we can only as- | Oursvives of such portions of the existing system, as ex- | Curious learning, than that which appertains to the | charter passes both houses but to go home, like the 2 swegn: | 729 ___% Sonth street, Ni sure your honorable body, that should it result, upon a | perience has proved to be clearly useful, or in other | establishment and retention of the forms of action. * Merchants’ Bank’ charter, and add one more to the 5 as: eveland, FOR LIVEREOOL—New Line—Kegu counideration of any portion of our plan by the Legisla- | words, ua are essential to the preservation and enforce- | We shall have ocession, in a future report, to refer to | dusty shelved Canadian charters in the Colonial Office, $5; Detroit, $5; Milwaukie, $7 7: ncinnati, tof 26th of October.—The new ani ture, that we have jailed in the object at which we aim, | ment of substantial rights. it with some particularity; but for the present we shall | And all this is not tyranny! Oh, no: it is only » polite $7735 Toronto and, Hamilvon, $4 loucreal, | AAS ssling, racket ship GARICICK. (ap ain B. J. wo shall most readily and cheerfully surrender the com- | | The next step in our discussions, was the considera- | content ourselven with observing generally, that the | way our Imperial masturs have of saying, “\ Don’t you 100 Garelay str Hams eeyepontively sail as above, her regularday./ |. | missions with which we have been honored, that they | tion of the subjects which should be embodied in the | practical operation of the rules upon this rubject is, to | wish you may get it, gentlomet ut, serious, A 1 be given for the fulfilment ofall | modarions, apply on boar ns Orionne ‘wharf, foot of 4¥all | may be placed in the hands of men more able, but, we | proposed system. Upon this branch of our labors, we | require the plaintiff, at the peril of failure, to denomi- | we do say, that under any circumstances it requires but street, oF tc 2 K. COLLINA. 56 Routh st. | trust, not less willing to respond to the just demands of | nave not, as yet, been able to adopt @ fixed order of ar- |'nate his cause of action by some one of the arbitrary | * partial endurance of such conflicting orto . K. on ‘The packet ship ROSCIUS, Captain Asa Eldridge, will | public sentiment. rangement; but we are prepared to say,that the following | ioe saeetthed, | thia free continent to alienate the best affections of = greceed the Gurrlehe cols eul tu esas A Ne Cae tae the | Pies cee ee clapoeed to regard as uadsserving of const- | sunfeots will, be acted pon, in Preevatiog our rescue | meat “Bing himontt tn’ pleading, within tee eal | loyal people. We say" under any circumstances ;”” and ds dations to the E | how mueh more so under those we have detailed, whea e ot A A Le ae SR LO mn x deration, the position assumed Ly our colleague, and the | men ture : rules applic of action which he has #e- 5 boat N FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisians New | soundness of which bas been pressed upon us from many | 1. A revision and condensation of the laws regulating | jected. a fe eel 7 teoinele in the iden that these dis- | coupled with the ale tent and mismanagement leave New York Line of Packets—Positively the firs: and | quarters entitled to the highest respect, that this end | the organiaation of the courts : tinctions rhould be retained, any necessary conneetion | which seem inseparable from our colonial system at by logk, and, New York et 16 minates monly recular, rcket to sail Monday. October tth— | nay be effected by emgrafuing upon the present system | 2. Civil actions, and thelr incidents: | between them and the substantial rights of parties, we | home, and to which, we lament to add, the sordid and ‘the feoutinee st her old hours, at 7 o'clock | {ngervolic will positively sail sa above, Rerrexcler dey.7 or | such amendme ts as experionce lias shown to be neces. | 3. I'roceodings and pleadings In clvil actions: | Mould Dealtate torecommend that they bediscontinued. | debasing administration of affairs here, which for the eerste cei te Vetere 3 o'clock’ from New | | Bor treieht of "having handsome fo eo sary, but in other, ving tbat system ontire and | 4. Costs. | But when we look at the course of legislation, both in | Inst fow years bas stained the history of the colony, and Vo through withont stopping. oduttons, apply” on board On wi ‘of Wall | unuisturbed. B to our minds at least—a sufi. | 5. Appeals. : | England and in this State, by which, with a few excep- | obstructed the developement of its energies.-Montreal 2 bonis feave m the fout of Burclay street. street, or to # oy a K- COLLINS, 56 South st. | cient answer to tl ition, in the failure which has 6. Summery and epecial proceedings created and re- | tionsot no Practical importance, every real action has Pilot, Sept, 28, sa in the New Philadelphia, 634 cents: Rearvtan, 125 ts. | Post! ely We freight will be received on board after Satur- | hitherto aitended such attempts, not only in our own | gulated by statute ‘ been resolved into the single action of ejectment, and —— -—- _ Neg ich, Sept, 3, 1847. bei day, evening October 24. ., a, | State, but in every State in the Union in which that sys. | 7. Proceedings in "8 courts : many of the al actions which formerly existed | News . Paciric.—By the arrival of mae settahilien oo he preket ship CLIFTON, Capt, Jas. B. Ingersoll, will in England, from which it hes b 8. Practice aud pleadings in criminal 7 ded with others, and above |, EWS FROM THE J ACIP y TOWING—The new and powerful eteai 1 Onweeo and «il har reentay day "<26 | tem prevails, ana in England, een ngs cases. have been abol or blende % the royal mail steamer fro ‘1 sica, the editor ja in possession to provide for aboliahin; yoy! Bat cont of [on iw citing not mecoasary to ascertais | 0 dates from Valparaiso to the 27th of Jal, ve ery ne Pights of the purties,”” we do not feel |» Jaw has been proposed to regulate the ¢o none a the id ene Oe nee We eball according'y pr country upon the decimil system, without excluding the Liberty tion hereafter to be commenced eed be de. | Present cireulating medinm hare. been juteodused ted ja any process, pleading or proceeding therein, | , > ¥ftat vari-\y, of messutvs hare. been inisnduoed J name, form or distinction of xotiou heretofore | {hi Coniress fr heportaus ton tet at th nor now existing; but that the only teat of the | !mrrovenwata. 1 bere uu © prospabl Se Oe would’ be piaining toa remedy such as hia | (i! Privileges o rg “gg be whether in his com. | 8boJsbed, tome «bao us lows repealed, new tribunals ad nel * | orenred, and judicial procerdings imprered Altoge:her, - & Viol | we have very favorable pioture of the tranquility and borrowed, From the earliest ages of the law, efforts of | Under these wider that it i# our duty, at mo matter 4 Tiadelohis. | thie kind have been made by logisiative iuterforence,and | the whole. bods’ of remeanay ey ae We tee Wiaveemey tim of the Dieria de le Marina, ON, William | by qu occasional determined disposition on inv part of | though, as we advance iu the performance of nr ee EME OF ) the courts to relax & portion of the rigor of the existing | i may be found necessary to modify or ‘cularge them! system, and to make it bend to the great otject for which | Qur design, at all events, 1s to present in a8 almple and it was designed. And yet the experience and observa- y arranged & tora us we Cam the sutjente eens tion of the candid amoug the Jegai provession will beut | \» che above enumeration Upon many of them eae ie | ss us out in the assertion, shat the result nas been to rea- | evajunction with our colleague, have been ‘Ooupied ever | DY its inception was designed to by, and | since our appvintm in the proparation of detailed | KDOw practionl working shouid We, merely tue | sections ; but upon w portion of them, only, have wey ut | Fight of the party meuns of enforcing right and redressiog wrong,an astute | ye, been enabled to complete our propored provisions, | ose shall entitie latm to, ab and subtle science—technical and refined upparently for | so far as to enable us to recommend thea fee adaption’ | plaiat be sete forth a suflctout legal right, » Capt, R, Yates, and Hi ean dP PARKS will bet avout ihe Harbor, on the most reasonable terms ; All orders thankially received and punctually attended to. |* "Ks arms App ie old established Steam Tow-Boat Office, No. 75 a5 1 re iden lane. up atairs. = tat the foot of Grand street, E.R. | QTE: Ate moment’s notic power, complete, tts a we hosts on | Kood oes for sale low. DOU . st. cor Maiten lane! me, NOTICE—SULLIVAN'S FA alam ice pa fale vie apply to. it., Cor. Front. all in TERN P fai AgTE ages of the above well known Brand C its own sake—rnd, it js not too much to say, in no rmail | We reer to provisions re tion or withholding of such right by the party cont: ~ . the subscriber in France, viz. C " . ting the orgauisstion cf | rogross of the South Amertoau Republic. Z Tgeter and prone pileld and wscormodions pia Star,” Bordeaux, Henry LE! Cletsnette and Res. Rare a aretire renies vans promanite t ths end oF its | the rare Sea eae fee A 08 Of business, | Plained against. Fithe papers of Chili give news {com Otabelte to the FEE. By steamboat Travel sang Harr shove routes | Chelle Lafayette brands, pale and colored, in half, quarter, and sectution, rn chendod, from tbe attempt | 22410 thesuziediction snd vastness of county courts, the | ‘The only remaining subject te which we propor to | 1a:h ct June. According to them, the new Governor ” and My vingheld i—Leaves New Yori ‘aily, at 6 Siagith pipes. Whee Decade, of 4 token te Sa are appr o _ 4 in th = “4 details of which we have not fully matured ; but which allude, and one whic deem susceptible of most | pointed to the French Government,had entered upon the o'clock, A. M. ‘i066 % Ek. quarter casks White Brandy, of superior -f bod: do hg ageensnteh Venger | idk wo ee oe speedily to submit together with our | thorough a Oa ari The picadings in | discharge of his duties in the midst of the utmost tran he tr bens Will bg kent open et the oMhsy, of the Courier i tore, entitled to debentore,a full assortment of the Reese ~ tystem, “4 = — be A fd age ~ Tecommending their adoption. Our labors, an ection, as they are tor in theory, and former- | quility. Queen Pomare had been recrived with greet Beton rele Pfecers aad Newer Stringer | yore varionsvintages trom 1627 to 166, Sain | contrary, it is our rm belle, that even if the principles stall 19 concerned, have as yet necessarily been | ly were in practice, the mutual allegations of the parties | honors, and « grant of $6,000 mado to her. 1 y meosure désul| } Oar object itherto | They are designed to set forth the grounds of action or ot the oid system were to be retained without aiteration, this species of practical sapere fe teat, to | defence upon which the partics respectively rely, and to 1 it would not only be desirable but necessary that they | our own satistaction, the fousibility of eral sys | prevent them intelligibly to the parties and to court | AFFAiRs IN THE LegisLators.—In the House, a should be collated and condensed in a form cal) toa upon which our views and opinions already by which the controversy ia to be determined; 1o that if | bill was reported authorising the establishme ntot render them intelligible and simple. As it 10% been expressed, by having before us tangible avi dis- it appear that the parties differjin.their conclusions of law | Saving Banks, The General Insurance bill was reported it is composed of aitjointed parts, so widely # Uinet propositions, designed to form the busir of the de- | upon a state of facts alleged by the one and admitted by | complet#, and ordered to a thira reading The report «f Of ples at the office 104 Wall street. mere Avent je'sert ehrowgh 9 pr sm we nL quested to have their papers for i on the ro TNC ‘small collection of rare 00d tivsand the steumer Travel by @olock. AM. pa uAINGS =. peters, va perfect order, aud faedoomely terters nd Newspapers by this route will reach their des- | framed, forsale at 91 Liberty street. Two or three fine hiato- tivotion 12 hours in advance of the U. 8 Mai Heal tures, landacapes, lay be seen rere Sy, from 4] ere PS Ki J_W: SULLIVAN. welock. aa ste re | through statutary enactments, rules tails of @ system of legal reform . | the other, the matter may be referred to the decision of | the comminsioners on Practice and Pleadings will br found KOKETS FOR MARSEILLES. — To sail 4 REMOVAL BOULAN V AL BOULANGER jaa the honos 10 intores the gourie of judieial decisions, both in E nlons nnd iareatigations have eeu prealiy tesiliated | ts | the court; and that if a statement cf matters of fact be | eleewhere Kitten thee the veual wumber will be or- the iat of Cetoher, the sunetr co festone mie her pupils, that she has removed to, No, 08 State, that an in tion of any branch of it s well as our anticipations of « joable result strength: | alleged by the one which is denied by the other, the | dered printed The bill providing ror the clecticm of @ pace hedges EA emma, rane | Gree et, and Phat her agbouk will he tras | of the utmose Ry and emberranment, Injevd, | ened and gontirmed hough for the’ reeauns already | truth thereof may be ascertained Dy & jury or ther | Lt Governor passed, 72 t0 18, The Freo Manik 18x bill Fal ie massomme iy jons passengers.” For ‘the same as “pagel a » | we do not hesitate to express our confidence that u stated, We are DOt yet enabled to report, im detail, apy | proper to the end, that the ap Judgment | was debated, but before the question was tke the ‘ZoyD & MINCREN, « Wal n. 1 _—— ar) are very fow in the legal profession, however preposeers- | portion of our plan for immediate legislative action, | may te given ‘hereon, "Theos plondinge, at now used | House sdjouraed.—vdlsony Journal. Sept 26.