The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-22
U. .. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Bats.

William Rsdmonsps Samuel Soartvout.--This was an
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posed upon certain articles imported into the United
States, manufactured Of hemp and FAX By the 4h
ton of the act Of March, ls43 besched and unbleached
they not dyed colored, except such stains
discoloraton as the fax hemp might receive in the
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custom house appraisers to ascertain whether all i'm.
ported articles referred to BY the act were coored by
dying, or merely such stains as were unavodably re-
ceved in the processes aforesaid The plaintiff in the
years 1885, 1887 and 1885, imported considerable quan
ties of bleached aud unbeached linens and the sPPras
reported that they were colored. The defendant
under that report, compelled Mr. Redmond to pay the
wards aS before ss the
States by other importers and the Court decided that
the Collectors decision was illegal! Mr.. Hoyt succeed
was made to him by Mr. Redmond to refund but he in
sisted that written protest was necessary, and Mr.
fused to pay The statute Of Limitations was interpreted
defence also, that Mr. Redmond had taken the be.
interest became vested in his assignee, who not
but ought to be, party to the suit verdict Ia
bank on case to be made For plaintiff, Messrs Hall
Cutting for defendant The " s. District Attorney.
MoRMoN AFFARs-The Warsaw Signal Of the
9th inst. says We learn that the New Wisconsin
Prophet whose name is James j. strang, is making con.
siderable nroads into the ranks Of the Twelve, e:pe
cially without the limits of Holy City. He has estab
lished himself in Racine county, Wisconsin, at place
he calls voree, to which he invites all his followers
The first number contains letter. purporting to have
been written by Joe Smith, dated at Nauvoo June IL
1884, ten days before his DEATH and directed to the said
strang In this letter Joe foretells his approaching
DOOM and in view of his death appoints the said stang
his a. Prophet Seer and RsveStor BY virtue
joe and says the Twelve should be subservisnt to him
Being prophet, seer and rsvelator strang says the
Lord directed him where he could find some plates,
which would complete what Joe had left undone These
plates he 10 translating. The prophet 10 re.
ceivng revelations and seems to have his church in full
The Mormons, lvnss in the county, are many Of
them joining the standard Of stnng and are leaving 10.
amongst the saints and the prospect 10 he viii take on
a considerable body.
SUPREME Court OF TINE UNITED STATES, Mon
day. Feb l6, 18f6-No 130 ]. e. Wilson, plaintiff
was Concluded BY Mr.. webster for the plaintiff Nos
l60l Edward Bradford and John Judge, plaintiffs in
error, Rbert W. williams, trustee. &c These cases
were submitted the court the record and printed
arguments by Mr. westcot for plaintiffs in error and
by air Thompson for the defendant in error
TUESDAY, Fob. l7.-No. 81 Jeremiah Carpenter, ap-
pellants vs. The Providence Washington Insurance Co
On APPEAL from the Circuit Court United States for
Rhode Island Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the
opinion OF this court affirming the decree Of the Circuit
Court In this cause with coats. No. 49, James O. Will
son. complainant. VS.. Andrew Simpson, etal The ar
gument Of this cause was commenced by Mr. Gilpn Tor
the defendants.
wEDrrsDAr, Feb Is.-Peter Clark ESQ., Of New
York. was admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this
court No lls. J. @ Wilson complainant ct al vs. A.
P. Simpson ct al. The argument of this
tnued BY Mr. Gipin for the defendants and by Mr. Hen
derson for the complainant.
THURSDAY, Feb. 10 No 1ls James @. Wilson plain.
tif vs.. Andrew Simpson Ut al The argument Of this
cause was continued by Mssrs Henderson and Johnson
for the plaintiff.
Decisions IN CAUSES PENDING IN THE SUPREME
CouRT, made by the Circuit Judge OF the Third
Circuit, on the third Monday Of February lssHenry
Cheyslar and others, aim Robert Fuller. r. Potter
in Her FIR Mi uftH-
gfsnted Costs TO abide the event Gerrit Hongntaing
vs. George w. Kelderhouse. H. q Wheaton for PLAIN
uf; X. w. Peckham for defendant New trial dened
Philip '. Bovee. sdm Peter J. Borst and Samuel New
kirk Corey for defendant; Potter for piAn,in.-