Court FOR the Correction or Errors.
Present, the Lieutenant Governor the Chancellor al


Senators.
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Court for the Correction OF Errors.
Present. the Lieutenant Governor, the Chancellor and


Senators.


JUNE 2O.-No. 81 as 204.-Roberfs Us. The Chenango
County Mutual Insurance CompGny-Struck from the
calendar


NJ Wogan vs. NJ. Habershap.-AIotion to quash writ OF
error Denied with costs.


An invitation was received from the Common Council
Of the city for the members Of the unite with
them on the oath nst in tesfyng by appropriate
Jackson, which was accepted.


Another invitation was received from the Common
Council of the city requesting the members Of the
to visit the Public Institutions OF the city, which
cepted, and MIR. Wright, Mr. Folsom and Mr.. Clark,
were appointed committee to confer with the commit
tee of Common Council.


a. Laurence aad al. Us. The City of Ne,c York.
MIR. B. +. Butler concluded for plaintiff in Mr..
Graham was heard for defendant


DANIEL WEBsrER.-It being understood generally
that Mr. Webster was to speak to-day, large number
OF persons blocked up the avenues outside the court
room which was crowded to its utmost capacity There
were also some ladies present in the court room.


Mr. BUTLER continued his argument, during the deli
very Of which, MIR. Webster busy engaged in TAX
ing notes Of his remarks When M r Butler concluded
1t was expected that Mr.. Webster would follow


Mr. GRAHAM however, rose in reply, and will be fol
flowed by MIR. Spencer the side, when Mr. Web
ster will wind up the argument. In all probability he
will not speak until Monday perhaps Wednesday,
TUESDAY being dies in the law courts)


The crowds of persons who were in attendance
dispersed apparently much chagrnedat the disaPpoint
ment