Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

notice tHgfB0t iDftllWIitl, 10 tho 5neflFi
having the custody oftho defendant, in the
Indictment, by delivering a copy Of The
order Of appeal to said Sheriff who shali,
therenpou, keep said defendant in his
custody In jail, if such bail bond as teqnir
cd and approved by tho court If The case
be- baiIebls, be not Offered by bin, or on
his bail bond If such bond be- offered with.
out executing The sentence which may
have been passed, unless he waiyes his mp.
peal, and he shall delain said defendant IL
abide such Judgment rs may be rendered
by the Supreme Court uj0f tie appeal.
SBo. II. Be II further enacted, &c, Tint
oil appeals from Justices Court shall be
tried dc moro.
sBo. -. Belt further enacted, &c, That
when the Clerk is removed BY tho Judge
for cause sufficient, The Judge shall appoint
u Clerk for the time, TO serve until The
former Clerk is relnslatod or a new Cieik
elected OF appointed.
SEG. Is. Be il further enacted &c That
Il shall bo The duty Of tho Clerks Of the
several District Courts al the request Of
either party, 10 deliver to the officer vested
" th tho p0wer Of recording mortgages,
In their respective parishes, copies Of all
decfeea, Judgments OF orders by which
mortgages Of any kind, whether special.
taGit, or other, may BIZ created on property;
but the copy aud tho cost Of recording
shall be paid for by the party applying for
the same.
sEo. IA. Be Ii further enacted, &c, That
all eases now pending in the probate Of
parish Courts shall be- Immediately trahs
feed to lha several District Courts, and all
records, documents and papers belonging
to said Courts and in possession Of the
Clicks Of Judges thereof sha|l be- delivered
TO tho Clicks Of SAID District Courts.
SEC. 10. Be Hfsrthof enacted &c, That
in oil cases wherein Judgment has already
been rendered NJ shall have been rendered
by any parish Court or Court of Probates
and which shall be sabjeCt 10 appeal either
to tho Supreme or District Court, such APP.
peal shall be allowed in conformity 10 the
existing laws by the District Judge If the
proper District. in The same mlnH5f IN
which such appeal may now be granted by
the Parish or Prnhate Judge.
SIC. 10. Be Il further enacfed, That tho
Clerks of'tho District Courts shall keep
their Offices open every day, Sunday and
holy days excepted, from q o'clock 4. NJ,
to - o'clock, Mand from 2 o'clock =. M
to 4 O'Clock, f.. NJ.
sEo. II. Bell further enacted 80 That
this act shah be ~ force from and altot
the third Monday Of Jnae most
G5lened) DAVID A RANDALL,
Speaker ofthe FIou of Representatives.,
(S.gncd) TRAStMON LANDRY.
Lieut.. Gov1or, and Pfesid ut Of the Senate.
APPROVED May 30, 1916.
(Slgnrd) ISAAC JOHNSON,
Governor Of lhe Sla,o Of Louisiana.
IrAty,-Ni1aa Juae 7oh.-IIrs holmes.
Pope Gregory tue 10 b, DEPARTED this life
on the lst INST. Llg had been indisposed
dining tho last week Of May, but on the
2sth ii 2Dlh Of that month he was believed
by his physicians petleGiIy recovered. Ills
death was sudden, and Iuay possibly give
rtss to similar rlm0rs as followed the de.
cease Of several predecessors. Ito was IL
tho eighty first year q his .Hge, hnyine
been born in tho year 1865. In ordinary
times the %ecoaso Of a Pope would not
occasion any sensatIopti The political
world, but such u not fho case in the pres
ent instance. Pope Gregory The 1Gh va.
"a good, kind, benevolent man, sincere ~
his religious principles, aud more tolerant
than mosD Others Who had held tho keys
Of 81. Peter.
The member Of Tie Sacred College most
iikeIy to succeed Pope Gregory Is the
Cardinal &ranzont. President Of The
Congregation If thr Propaganda lie r.,
hawevot, considered friendly to The J~esnits,
and wlifbe of course fercely opposed by
I@fnce, Cardinal Frunzoni was born nj
aenoa on fhe 10 Ii Of December, l775.
and ~. II course IN The list year Of his
age. Cardinal Acton might not lmprobAb y
BE- selscle1, md would IN that case be- only
the second Euglishman hat has Sler held
Che Papal dignity. Great agitation contin.
ues to prevail n different parts Of The
country, especially in the Papal States,
ard II IL TO be feared hat outbreaks will
take place.
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