The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-14
oouaT or CLAIMS.

The court opened at IL O'clock yesterday.
The clerk read list of the gentlemen of the bar who had
filed with him the proper certificates emitting them to be
sworn as attorneys Of the court.
presiding Judge remarked that those gentlemen who
had left their with the clerk and who DESTROYS of
being admitted attorneys might be and might here
forward their certificates licenses required by the
rule the clerk when he would record their and give
them certificate their admission practise in this
The clerk then read their Names and those present Of both
classes were by the cerka part with uplied hand
and part upon the Holy Bible few requested to be
affirmed t# sst5
The following named gentlemep were duly admitted
W. H. +. Gusting, 5f Iowa; a. r. Evans, of Washing
ton; Joseph L. Williams, of Tennessee; J. H. Peters, Of
Washington; Richard X. Meade, of Virginia; John s. PEN
dleton, of yrgina Thomas NJ. Blount of Forida Ezra
W. Dean, of New York N. G. Fowle of Washington /;
Abram Wahewan, of New York. Timothy Fitch, of New
York Erastus t. Montague of Virginia; John Osborne
Sargent Of New York Nathan Sargent of New York Jo-
seph Howard, Of Cincinnati, Ohio s. s. Baxter of Rich
mond, Virgina Israel Williams OF Dayton, Ohio Richard
T. Birche, Of Virginia William II. Miller, of Ohio; Jo-
seph J. Coombs, Ohio Charles W. Downing, of Washing
ton Samuel L. Lewis, Of Virginia Charles H. Stewart, Of
Washington; Joseph Bryan, of Alabama; Samuel r. Vim
tom of Ohio; Joseph B. Stewart, of Louisville Kentucky
Richard s. Coke, of Washington b. B. French, of Wash
ingon John II. Rockwell of Connecticut; JIM Carlisle
Of Washington John u. Crsi@j Of Washngton Charles
Albert of Washington Robert c. Schenck, OF Dayton,
ohio John H. McCutcben, of Washington Joseph T. Ste
vens, of Washington Joseph a. Bradley, Of Washington
Luke Lea, of Washington Nitam HINT, of Washington ;
VIM q. Webb, Of Washington William NJ. Merrick, of
Washington Richard H. Clarke Of Washington NJ. Thomp-
son. Of Washington; Samuel Chiffon, of Washington.
Motions involving The usual questions in respect papers
in the departments and in the Offices Of the Secretary Of the
Senate and the Clerk of the House of Representatives
also motions filed the day before, were fled by
Mr. Evans the of Isaac Swan the United States
A. Houston es the United States; Thomas b. King the
United States.
Also by Messrs Birchet Downing in the of r. T.
r. Allen o. United Statcs Elliott covl the United
States; William @. Greene the United States NJ Farms
worth Ca the United States.
Also by Mr. Charles Il. Sherman in the of Letitia
Humphreys administrators Of Andrew Atkinson the Uni
ted States. III.
Mr. S. s. Baxter moved for permission to withdraw the
peon of Michael Nourse the United States filed by
the petitioner and substitute therefor amended printed
petition The case to retain its place the docket.
discussion place between Messrs. Rockwell, Vinton
Shems and Stanton the sde and the Solicitor
the other SIDE on questions Il practice in respect TO objections
filed by the Solicitor whether these objections Ire Solcl
tor or the counsel for the petitioners should hold the arma
tive, &C.
The presiding Judge remarked that in respect to the mo-
tons filed the day before the Attorney General had request
ed to be heard upon the motions filed for rules the depart
mens and that the court would therefore postpone decisions
for the purpose Of giving the Attorney General opportu
nifty to be heard.
The court adjourned to Ill o'clock this day.