The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-18

Mouols involving Tue same Questions IN respecs
ces Of Sec cary OF the Senate AID Of the Clerk OF
the Bcuse OF Representatives, ss did motions flied
tie day before. were fled, viz :
By Mr. A. b. Evaps, 10 the cases Of Isaac SEsun
W. Unit Stases; 4. Hasten vs. United A4e6y and
Thee. b. King vs.. United States.
Ny Mesrs. B!rcbell Owning, 10 the cases Of
4. J. 7. Alien vs. Uhited Stst<s; E!iot S,lvill W..
UnifSs States VIM. G. Green vs.. United SiAtss !;
and n. FsrDswtr.h VI. United States.
BY NJ. Ckss. E. Sherman, in the &c Of LetitiI
Humphrey, adm nistrsnix o. Andrew Atkinson, vs..
MI. 9. 8. Bs1tr moved for permission to with,
draw The petition Of Michael Nourse vs. the Uultsd
States, filed by the petitioner. and to substitute
therefor a. amended printed pe.i.ion-tle case to
retsin i.s place on The docket.
A discussion took place bot Ween Messrs. Rock veil,
ViDton, Sherman, ami Stanton, on the one size,
snd the Solicitor on the other SIDE, on
que sioos OF practice in respect to objections tied by
The SOLICITOR, whether on these obje ,ions the sso
isor o. the Council for TIE petitioners should hold
rhc Pm siding lodge remarked that, ia resoe,. Z,
tie metions fiH on Thursday, the Attorney General
hal requested to b heard upon the motions diei
Tor rules on the DsDsstme ats, snd thst the Court
sonc therefore p1stooue DECISIONS on these motions
for he puroose Of giving the Attorney General 8,
opportunity 70 be heard.
fhe c ur. adjourned.
GAIuRDAY, July l4.--T The following gentlemen
we .~ofn stiori cys tf ths cont On Ffidsy, but
We-o V1.1.sSu ~ ouE Lsp puoiicIcl Ue Sd suEu1y
mor1 ine:--
r. p. stanton. Warrington; A. n. Lawrencs,
W3shipgt ton; Charles f. 5 e1msn, Aisoaulf; N.
ritts WaAeman, New York; NArrsn sargent. Penu-
sylysnis; john Tyson, Asrylan5; William Il.
PoLip, Washington.
The following rantd gentlemen rere sworn St
icileys q re cours % Sataltsy mornjDs:-
Aaron Haish. Palmer, Washing, m; Walter s.
s.mut, O. Reid Jr.,. New York; John ~ Alien
Ohio; john FItcn, Troy, Nsw York: James f.
s'ro her, viigibis; yespasian E lis, Washington;
L. q. Biat debure, Pennsylvania
vletbef tie solicitor or the counsel for the LTD
t:onsts should bold the alternative o. general d..
mnirsr, tee Court resolved bat tie opeai1g end
closing SelTgc 70 the solicitor. The Court alsl
resolved that orkf ia such csses would aos b. re
The Court announced tie foilo ring modification
Of he Sc co5d rule T1at the pe.iticr, before oeiag
hed by he clark aud entered IN his general d1ckes
IL more t5an one ciasmsne, b. one Of taem, or, 10
ejther csse, By some crd ble person.
The nations 20 strike out para Of certain psttons
heo By The solicitor bad not yet been considered b.
the Court.
MIR. Sssn'on inquired IL Tie Court had disposed of
BE mo'iors for acquisitions upon the Secretary Of
the Se1sse an the Cls,k Of the Holse Of RsoreVn
taives for papers on file Ia their Offices.
Judge Gil hrst remarked tbs II WA very evid en-.
thai II would be found necessary TO mildly 10 50
resps cts the act tf Congress organizing TIE Court
as tbs act ROW stsrds, he did not understand tle
seins used IN relstlon to the departments as appi
cable 10 the Secretary OF the 5snsts or the Clerk Of
the Hopse Of Representatives, The motions, t1sre-
fore, Tor req1sit'ns up On them Tor papers on file
In her Offices were ovsnuied.
nr. Bsxter's notion In the case of Michael
Nourse (No. in The eocket,) for liberty to With,
oraF rnsy usript petition an c,pes, And 10 fle
pin ted al ended pstition ard copies, retaining It's
pscs III the dcches, was allowed; - NO gentleman
In Subsequent cases objected, and % the solicitor
suggested, l. behalf OF ths CLERK that 9, strike IL
from i-s pisss on the docket would iovo.ve the ne
cessty OF Altering tho Numbers OF all the subSe
quent esfes, whica numbering WA chiefg impor.
spt for referees, The trs' Of cases. BY the rules
Of TIE Cont, ep.ndng upon the order in which
they were prepared and entered ia sae TIL d,ckss.
Mr.. Lawferce proposed that the motion Of the
solicitor 20 gSikr oct cestsm parts Of the petition
Of Isaac Swain mo 2s) be assigned by the Court
for 4 bearing on Monday Lext. H
The Csurs declined assigning the case at present,
Judge Cilcnrss sems, king sna. thsy gore unwilling
az pres.nt ~ establish rule Of prs-tce Of this ma
tue cs.iitney had some farther experience.
Ao ourree.