Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Herald.I
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PHmADELrHIA, March 80, le4S.
The weather is like the beginning of June than
the going out Of March In fact il approaches to the
sultry, and the begin exhibit ts effects in the
green buds which now appear their branches. The
sky is cloudless and the only drawback perfect
joyment Of the season, is the dust We rain,
both improve appearances and for the purpose of sd
vancing vegetation.


The matters which interest the public now are
connected with our courts Of justice. The bill to
the District Court has passed the Legislature with the
salaries Of the judges reduced to $4,000 per IL
must be recollected that Judges perqui
Sites and the sum thus awarded to them 10 for services
which must wholly epgross their time and attention.
They attend other business, and their whole
salaries barely sufficient for their support so you
perceive that Pennsy treat Judges pretty
much men treat their horses; give them Just
enough to eat as to keep them in good working con
don. How would the New York judges like this sys.
tenn


The attempt to legisate Judge Parsons off the bench
OF the Common Pleas has sgnay failed, also the
tempt to reduce his salary do hope that this stupid
meddng with the Judiciary Is now at an end


The JUICES OF the Supreme Court to-day consult.
ing together in regard to the Of Ssmuel Zephon,
now under sentence Of death for the murder OF Cufy
Tod. In all probability they will decide Monday and
the impression seems to gain ground that the judgm Of
the court below will be reversed and that portion oil the
act Of assembly which allows two associate judges Of the
Quarter Sessions to hold Court OF Oyer and Terminer
for the trial Of capital offences declared unconst,u
tionsl


Henry zs who shot in the streets oiths Northern