The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-24

Trade WITH Observation-Disclosures OF STATE,
January q, l8i6.-Informaton has been received
by the Department Of state that the King OF the Bel
gisns has issued decree for the admission OF foreign
flour Of all kinds into Belgium until the LIST OF June
1886 The following Is translation Of the decree -
Bnvs'sLs, November %, ls45-Leopold, King Of the
Belgians to all whom 1t may concern Considering the
LIST article Of the law of September a. ss5 empowering
the government to permit the entire the partial
mission Of duties the entrance Of foreign -four until
the LIST of june 1916 with the unanimous assent of
council Of ministers, have decreed, and do decree
kinds is declared freely admi.ssbis duty on weigh
ing, Of ten Confines on the thousand kogrammes will
be levied on the article"
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate.-John Sill
deli OF Louisiana to be envoy extraordinary and minis
ter penipotenary to the Mexican republic Sylvester
Ghnrcn late inspector general to be inspector general
June as ls4l the date of his former commission Chas
W. Rand to be collector of the customs for the district
in the State of Massachusetts, vice VIM. L. Easton
whose commission has expired.
0g- DR.. White, from Oregon, has returned to
Washington, after an absence OF three weeks on
visit to New York. with fomily consisting OF his lady
and interesting native Oregon girl" Of eighteen
whom they have adopted. They propose returning to
Oregon in few weeks But in the mean time the Doc
tor proposes his letters generally circulated
In the newspapers and much ready on the Oregon terri
fory.-Union, Jan y.
SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES
January 20, l8i6-No 27-H A. Garland vs. G.
NJ Davis In error to the Circuit Court of the United
States fer Washington, D G. Mr. Justice Woodbury.
delivered the opinion Of this court reversing the udg
mcnt OF the said Circuit court and demanding this cause
for further proceedings in conformity to the opinion Of
this court No. 47.-Chorlss Clifton the United
States In error to the Circuit Court of tho United
States for Pennsylvania MIR Justice Nelson delivered
the opinion of this court affirming the judgment of the
said Circuit court in this No 36-James Stimp
son vs. the Wsstchsster railroad company. In error to
the Circuit court Of the United States for Pennsy
Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion Of this court
reversing the judgment Of the said Circuit court in this
cause with costs and demanding the with insruc
tons to awsrd venre acias de noro No l07-L Cur
It's and G. Grswold vs. J. Robinson's executrx. In
ror to the Court Of Appeals Of Florida. On motion Of
Mr. Berrien of counsel for the plaintiffs in error stating
that the matters controversy had been agreed
the parties this writ Of dismissed with costs
NO 63.Knox Boggs and company. appellants, w. r
ed argument by Mr.. NJ Brown for the appellee. No
TIA. Mchoud, appellant VS.. P B. Girod The argu-
ment Of this cause continued by Mr. Eusts for the
appellant.
Jan. 2l.-No 60. Thomas Beale VS.. Felicite Hall-On
acertihcate OF division from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for Michigan-Mr Justice Woodbury. de-
to be certified to the said Circuit Court that the record
log Of the mortgage from Hall Lyon in the registry
constitute notice Of said mortgage, under the laws Of
Michigan in reference to mortgages Of real estate in the
county Of Wayne within the limits Of the city Of De-
troit. No. "a The United States John G. McLemore
ct alOn appeal from the Circuit Court of the United
States for the middle district Of TennesseeMr Justice
Wayne delivered the opinion othis Court reversing the
decree Of the said Circuit Court und remandng the
with directions to dismiss the bill of complaint in this
cause. No. II. Antoine Michoud ct al appellants,
Madame p B. Grod ct al-1he argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr.. Janin for the appellses
Jan. %, lSi6-David Higgins, Esq, of Ohio,
Henry Giowacki, and Henry X. Smith, Esqs, of New
York were admitted attorneys and councillors Of this
Girod The argument of this cause was continued BY
Mr. Janin for the appellee and concluded by Mr. Eusts
for the appellants Adjourned till tomorrow at eleven