The Sun.
London, England, 1863-05-01 00:00:00

FRENCH LAW COURTS.

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An application was yesterday made to the President of
he Civil Tribunal for a judge's order, under the following
circumstances :—When M. Calzado was deprived of his
functions as director of the Theatre-Italien, M. Mico was
appointed by the Minister of State to manage that estab-
lishment on Calzado's account until the end of the theatrical
year, which expired yesterday, April 30. To meet the de-
mands on the theatre, M. Mico found himself under the
necessity of taking the whole or a part of the caution-money
deposited by M. Calzado in the Caisse des Consignations,
1 and obtained the authorisation of the Minister of State for
so doing, but on applying at the Caisse he was informed
that attachments had been laid on the money by M. Vallejo
de Mirandanda and MM. Charpentier,architects,claims
on
forIN M.
.
i [ the benefit
osfthtehecapuetrifoonr-mmeorns caution-money
and
was who
expressly
had
inter. dedother pri-
vileged creditors of the theatre, M. Mico now applied for an
Order to draw so much of it as was necessary to meet tho
demands of the parties above•mentioned. There was no op
position on the part of M. de Miranda, but counsel for AIM'.
carpentier argued that the money ought to be fairly divided
among all the claimants. The President,
that the privileged creditors of the theatre
in full, and whatever sum might be 1
ware satisfied, should remain in the
M. Calzado's other creditors,
however decided
must first be paid
eft, after their claims
Caisse for the benefit of
s, and he
order to that eftlct,
accordingly made an
Another application
was made
cumstances :
at In May, 18 under the following cir-
purchased GO, M. Cret re •
eux, agent-de-change,
the Bourse, for A
of Piedraontese Rents, each fori• Audoire, four certificates
number 86,822. The Piedm t
50f., ono of which bore the
n e
mo-
dified the form of its
certificates,°se Government having
de Rothschild's to get hisM. Audoire went to MM.
c t'lficates charged for new
one. It happened that Ml'll. do Rothschild had received
legal notice from M. Lie rcnand Mdme. Varin, of Lon-
jumeau, to stop No. 68,822
whenever
it should be presented,
and they did so. M. Audoire then
commenced
against M, Cremieux, to recover a
certificate
nf psroofcre erd ingt s
or its value, 845 fr., and the Tribunal
of Commerce
(3'
gave a
judgment ordering M. C • remieux to return him such cer-
tificate or itsvalue • •
m within a week from the date of the judge
ent. A certificate, No. 463,901, with 96fr. for ex-
penses and interest, was accordingly offered to the plaintiff
by M. Cremieux, on condition that he returned No. 86,822,
which, of course, he could not do, as it was still detained
by MM. de Rothschild. M. Cremieux, regarding this as
a refusal of his tender on the part of Audoi-e, lodged the
amount of the certificate and the expenses in the Caiss des
Depots. M. Audoire now applied for an order to compel
M. Cremieux to give him a certificate as awarded by the
judgment. After hearing counsel, the President gave the
order as prayed, leaving M. Cremieux to his remedy for the
recovery of the certificate No. 68,822.

a-
priest.wear
The Correspondance of Rome announces that
some young Maronites from the Lebanon have
arrived in that city, to complete their
superior ecclesiasticalt
n studiesthe fi e
and form the nucleus of a new Maronite College, which is
being founded, under the auspices of the Pope, by the Abbe
un the
possesses the finest
Darauni, frocureur-General of the Congregation of the
Antonine Maronites at Aleppo. Those young men
the monastic dress, and one of them is already
Fa the Coloseum, the
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gan antiquity.