The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

SUPREME CoUEr UsIrED STATES, Jan 20 No.
los. Eli Clark ct al Manufacturer Insurance Com
papy. In error to the Circuit Court OF the United
States for Massachusetts MIR Justice Woodbury. de
livered the opinion OF th. Affirming tn, opiaion
IT the Circuit Court in favor OF the defendants or tb-
merits but account Of defects in the hill NJ
exceptions, reversing the judgment baio~ aad re-
Sheldon ct al appellants Va William T. Snl This
cause argued for the ppeants and submitted on
90 Jacob lie Roy plaintin in error vs. ID D BALD
win Willism Beard and Theophilus Nichols. The
argument Of these causes was oommenced for the pso
till in error and continued for the defendants in error
JAN 29-No. IS Thomas williams W. Benedict and
Bsnedict-On appeal from the District Coues OF the
United States for the northern district OF M.ssippi
Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion OF this conrt,
reversing the decree of the District Court and remsn
ing THE with directions to enter decree for the
complainant. continuing the injunction. No 81 q
Taylor Taylor ct ai.-Os sppesl from the Circuit
Court CT the United States for Georgia Mr. Justice
the decree Of the said Circuit Court and remauding
this to said court FOR further proceedings to be
had therein, In conformity with the opinion of this
court.
JAN sI-No. %. A. l.. Mills rs s. Stoddard e ol In
to the Circuit Court United States for Missouri
Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of this COURT
affirming the judgment Of the said Circuit Court in this
cause with costs. No 81 Thomas T. Boswell plaintiff
u.s. X. Dickinson, ct al. This submitted to
plaintiffs and defendants. No IS The United States,
plaintiff In error, Joseph Keynes The argument OF
this for the plaintiff in error and
continued for the defen iant In error
IsTEREsrING CAsE.-The case of Shuts the Bank
Of the State of Georgia interesting from its antiquity
and large amount involved will as we learn be tried
in the Supreme Court, on Monday. The counsel en-
ployed General Waddie Thompson, Of South Caro-
lima; MIR. Davis Of Alexandria; Mr. Nc Allister, Of
Georgia; Mr.. Attorney General johnson; Mr.. Web
eter; and Mr.. Sargent -Washiagton Union, FEB. 2.
COMMISSION ON CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO, January 90
The Board met pursuant to Adjournment Present all
tie members. The memorial Of the Mercantile Insur-
aDce Company OF New York claiming. upon assignee mt
from Henry Eckford. the paid balance Of contract
entered into by Eugene Cortes for the building of
vessel Of for the Mexican government in 1925,
being taken up for consideration together with the
proofs and documents connected Herewith the Board
came to opinion that the claim aforesaid n valid
and the same Is allowed accordingly the amount to be
awarded subject to the future action of the Board
The memorial of William II Freeman, administrator
ef Edmund Freeman deceased claiming for losses by
the seizure and Of the schooner GaIdi
ner at Tobasco In 1887 being next taken up for con-
sidersticn together with the proofs and documents
connected Herewith tina Board came to opinion
that the chi Is valid aud the allowed accord
pgly the amount TO be awarded subject to the future
action Of the Board.
The Secretary submitted paper purportins TO be the
his wife, by Cyrus Lswton. their attorney and NJ
Thompson for himself In the Of the Union Land
Company NC Ordered that IL be flied with the papers
ct the csses to which 1t relates.
JAN. 51.-Tbe board met to-day Present. ell the
members. The Secretary submitted an spplica Ion
from q II Bowdoin, counsel Of Francis Arenas. for
Iequisiton the Mexican government for certain do
cumeBte, ss necessary evidence In the claim OF said
Arenas Ordered thereon, that the application be
transmitted to the Secretary of State that 1t may be
forwarded