Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

towboat "Star," ct al, appellants. rs Charles
Hill ct al, owners Of the ship eOcean Queen
.hSn cn ,nstees OF he United States Mail Steam
sn.P company, claimants and owners Of the
steamship "Crescent City" Appeal from the
Crcuit Court of the United States for the eastern
S u,s'LIc, OF Louisiana. Mr.. Justice Mclean de-
IseIeu tne opinion OF the Court reversing the
uscIee OF the said Circuit Court with costs, and
Irhanolng the cause for further proceedings in
conformity TO the opinion of this Court
NO III Robert Taylor's administrators plain
uns In error, rs Nathan T. Carryl, who survived
Mm- Ward. In error to the Supreme Court of
-, Tor the eastern district Mr.. JUS
uc campbell delivered the opinion of the Court,
amrming the Judgment Of the said Supreme
Court In this cause, with costs
NO 70 John n. Ali, appellant, rs Roswell
Johnson. Appeal from the Supreme Court of
The Territory of NJ nnesota. Mr. Justice Clifford
ueIiVered tue opinion OF the Court, reversing III.
decree OF the said Supreme Court, with costs
ana Remaining the cause, with directions to en-
ter decree affirming the decree Of the District
Court IN his Cause, with costs
No. 50. Geo. X Sampson ct al mere hants do
Ing business under the style and firm Of Sampson
q Tappdn, plaintiffs in error, rs Charles III
Peaslee, Collector Of Customs In error to the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the district
OF Massachusetts. Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered
the opinion of the Court affirming the Judgment
OF the said Circuit Court In this cause with costs
Nos 80 and -. John 3. Williams Cdminstra-
tor, appellant, rs. Robert divers executors and
Robert divers executors appellants ~. John
:. Williams's administrator. Cross appeals from
the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
liveTsd the opinion of the Court, affirming the
decree of said Circuit Court in this cause, with
costs.
Nos % and 80 John 6oodinp,s administrator
appellant, rs. Robt Divers executors. and Rob
divers executors, appellants, rs. John Good
ing administrator. Cross appeals from the Gill;
cut Court OF the United States for the district of
Maryland. Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the
opinion OF the Court, affirming the decree Of the
said Circuit Court in this cause, with costs
No. 81 James Marks, plaintiff in error,
al In 70 fla
Court OF Louisiana. Mr.. Justice Catron delivered
the opinion Of the Court, affirming the judgment
OF the said Supreme Court in this cause, with
costs.
No. 81. James Barton, plaintiff in error, rs
Robert Forsyth. In error TO the Circuit Court of
the United States for the northern district Of Hill
nois Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the
opinion OF the Court, affirming the Judgment of
the said Circuit Court in this cause, with costs
No le2 David Moreland, plaintiff in error, rs
jeremiah Page. In error TO the Supreme Court
OF the State of Iowa. Mr.. Justice Grier deliv-
cred the opinion of the Court, Diminishing this
cause for the want of jurisdiction.
No. 1Oi. Eneas NJ Faul, plaintiff in error, as
James Ramsey. In error to the District Cour,
Of the United States for the district of Iowa
Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the
interest
No. IO7. Thomas McCargo, plaintiff in error.
TS. John L.. Chapman. In error TO the Circuit
Court OF the United states for the southern dis
t'ict OF Mississippi. MIR. Justice Mclean de-
lveTed the opinion Of the Court dsmissing this
cause for the want Of Jurisdiction
No ite VIM Holcombe, plaintiff In error, rs
John Mskusick, ct al In error to the Supreme
Cont OF the Territory OF Minnesota MI Justice
Nelson delivered the opinion Of the Court dis
missing this cause foE the want of jurisdiction.
En- PdT!s In the matter OF Franklin Ramon
ct al plaintiffs, as. the Mayor, &C. of the city
of New York. Motion for a rule on the Judges
of the Circuit Court of the United States for the
southern district Of New York to show cause
why mandamEs should not issue, &c MIR
Justice Nelson delivered tue opinion of the
Court, that the facts presented upon this motion
are no; such as TO entite the plaintiffs TO the rule
prayed for, and must therefore be,denied
Adjourned until the time and place appointed
by law.
ANNIVKRsARY OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
OF WASHINGTON CITY-Mondny, Mau2a. IsJs-
The several schools will meet on the Smithsonian
grounds, at 9H O'Clock, a. m, and will be con-
Quoted by one OF the aids of the chief marshal 10
the places assigned them by lot
The Procession-comprising four divisions,
each under the charge OF an aid OF the chief mar
shil, and preceded by a band OF mu,ic-wiiI
move al 10 o'clock precisely, Passing out OF the
west gate, OH Twelfth street; along Twelfth St to
FeEnsylvania avenue; down the avenue 10 Four
aud IA half street: up FOur-and- half st to the
city Hail. thence to Fifth street: up Fifth Ia r
street; along L to Ninth street, and thence to the
Methodist Protestant Church-ihe several diyi-
sions turning into the churches designated as the
procession passes.
The chief MARSHAL will be assisted nv IN
Lewis, A. e. Richards, VIM +. Smithson, and
John d. Hoover, Esls., who will be designated
by PINK IoSette and baton Each school viii h.
under Tue immediate charge Of It's own mIrshals
who will use bine rOsette and baton
The procession will move in the following
order:
First Division-At the Methodist Protestant
CHURCH n. Lewis, Esq, MarsLaI's Aid /,
Ryldnd Chapel; ,, Englis n Lutheran; 3, w estern
Presbyterian; 4, Foundry; 5, Methodist Prot.,-
taRt; 6, Trinity Mission
Second DivisiOn-At Street Baptist church
A q
byterianj :. First Presbyterian; 9, Fourth Pres
bytrriani 10, Cnrist church II, Thirteenth
street BaPiist; IL, Wesley Chapel
Third DiyisiOR-At Wesley Chapel-Wm II
Smthson, Esq, Marshal's Aid. 49, Seventh
Presbyterian; H. Methodist Protestant Navy
Yard Is, Union Chapel and Y. NJ. c. West
eTn; 10, First Baptist; l., Methodist T. church
south Is, Seco. d Baptist; 10. Fletcher Chapel
~ NJ. c. A. No. ,; 81. McKendGee
Fourth DivisiOn-At the First Presbyterian
81 70 D. Hoover, Esq, Marshal's Aid.
street Presbyterian and Capitol Hill Mission
p, Waugh Chapel: 20, Y. VI. c. A No J; ~
SofsGch Chapel y, Assembys Presbyterian
-, lsIdhG BAPTIST 30, second Presbyterian; 81,
TRINITY WIZ. K. " OoDwARD,
Chief Marshal
A. soon as the several divisions have entered
their respective churches the anniversary exer-
cIses will take piece. with singing PRAYER re-
port Of the secretary, and two addresses at each
church
The following speakers have been secured n,
the several churches Rev. ID. Ball Rev b sun
deTldnd, Rev. J 4 Cranberry, Rev r Sw-ntz-I.
hrv " w Sampson, Rev. +. ID. Gurley and
L.. Ii TOwseley, Esq
Il RICHARDS, Secretary.
PSSIsHED --hOs; Of our citizens and the Iasr-
chEns especially, know the poor little whistliny
German cripple named Smith, who maintain,
himself by hawking and peddIins matches,
backing, and such light articles Of ordinary
use a. Ee can carry about the streets and MANY
hay ag.A
LIE has frequently been treated by ignorant un-
Irellht persons This morning, Z man who
thought himself smart, began tdntalZing Smith
ia the market, and thought lie was amusing the
oy>tandeTs. But some one Informed Officer Ross
who arrested smith tormentor aud carried him
before Justice Donn- The man refused TO give
his name 10 the Justice, and menced 10 use
profiRe language. Justice Dom cLristened him
John joiner, aud sent him to the workhouss for
ninety days Those who heard the case seemed
10 assent to tine justice OF the sentence
CRIMINAL COURT .-SscSRd TRIAL of John
far Ii