Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

800. ue cI,cun court OF the nited stat., n,s tbs
Mr.. Hardina e =, OF pennsylvania. pn motion Of
with costs. " "oSAeseo anu ulem:sse d
Horo e O c s,., Emerson plaintiff in er.o ae,
Hutchf. S,dtef This cause was arg ued by Mr.
u'cnns and Mr.. Caahing fcf the plantis N VT VT
tut, ana ny MI. Bates for the defendant In er,n;
no1sars D-No 90. The t-nitrd States an.
s,a nanS agt Andres Castileto rhis esnse WAS Y,'
no o. The t r. ssfn' s,, 70: Inc appellants
aH;Jr5o Walker. No. IS The United SAT-,
Sa'n ns In error, agt. Arthur F. Hopkins and
Rch,d e e F nlsed States plaintiffs in error ag
Mt Mason Campbell for the pIsnt,ff r ' een ny
a. en- motion OF Mr.. Benjamin leave g,.nt.d
in f 49,. ~: smith to submit printed arSument
In behalf OF the defendants in error "'i'eh'
NO 81 The Insurance ComDsnv of IN. ,,.,,-.
Si nifslnia plaintiffs in error. apt Moe r.
49, ihis cause was argued by NJ R,h.
ns fo 10" ,h .ns plaintiffs in error and hy Nj phil
NO - The United States apn.u.n,. o,
r Eu1Ifnv. This cause was Submitted h,
she sonsideraton of the Court on tb, reratd h 10
No 10" I Tha 10, tee appellants.
Inc Inc widow, heirs, and executors If Nm y % p
H"'ndli, deceased. This cause Twas ar.rued h.,
Mn T. VI stanton for the app, .Iants, and bv M
No. loe. The fn,tsd States arne,,,n,s ,o,
Endnuel Trait. This cause was Submitted 70 the
IonSioerauOn 81 the Court on the record by Mr.,
IL S%Hoh Tor Tue appel lants.
No. lOi. The United states. appe,lapts AR,
The heirs Of Francisco de Haro, deceased tn.
peal from the district court of the I-njtd St,tss
tor sn 'Ss n1rthstn district Of California On
this aPpea! was affirmed.
February 2i-Milton Whitney. ESQ Of Mary
this Court N ''u''eoi a'
s, No. ioc Wm wi.sman'. executor, plaintiff in
error VS. Achille Chiappella This cause WAS
argued by Mr.. Benjamin 70. the plaintiff in error
and by Mr.. Jann fo1 the defendant in error or ''''
NO lo, Juan Jose Gonzales appellant, VS. The
9, nlteo states This cause was argued by Mr.
Hepburn for the appellant and by Mr.. f. NJ. stan.
ton for the appellets.
No. ll2. The United States. apneIlan,. ~. ths
"s,s afsnsd Sn de
lants and by Mr. Phillips for the appeIlees
r.01udIy NO 81. The United States appel-
trii, vs.. w m Benn.!1. Appeal from the dis
SiCl couft OF the United States for the northern
i;vrred ~ -, oaliiornla Mr. Justice Campbell de
.N.teu Inc opinion Of the Court REVERSING the do
cree oi the said district court and remand,nU Nm.
,S with directions to dismiss the petition of
80 NO 20 The United States, appellants, VS.. Jose
antonio AlvsO. Appeal from the district conrt
VI Tue Cnlted states for the northern district AZ
Cai!i"rnla Mr.. Justice Campbell delivered the
SP,n;oh OF The Cont, affirming the decree of said
uisflct court III this cause
No. 81. The United States an,el,an+. ~. 1,u..
L. w ute, administrative of CHARLES WHIT d..
Is n,sd appeal from the district court Of the
MIA. Mr.. Justice Grier deli yered the onim;nn 80
the Court. dismissng the appeal and rem.ndinI
the cause to the said dist let court for tba, mo,
ceedihss 10 oe had therein in conformity to the
opinion OF this Court.
No 81. Pierre A. Rerthold ct al plaiptiffs i,
error, VS.. James Nc Donald ct at I'm error tn the
supreme court OF the State of Missouri Mr. Jus-
lise Catron delivered the opinion of the Court,
amrinlnS the Judgment of the said supreme court
In this cause, with cost, ~
no. 20. Inc nited States, appellants. VS. The
w .uo~ ana heirs OF Marcus West deceased Ap-
rom tne district court of the United States for
Tue no tnern district of California MIR Justice
wayne delivered the opinion of the Court ofirm-
cause. O0uit III 'nis
T., NO =, ~: John letter, plaintiff in error, VS.
Jas, hewitt ct This cause was argued by Mr.
Cafnsie TOR the plaintiff I'm error and bv Mr. Rem
Jdinin Tor tue defendants il errJr Adjourned,
.,,n,nin aaa.-,kp ON LIFE OF SHAME.-This
morning, very od-lOohiGg young girl named
Sarah Elizabeth Whaley, entered the ct.ice of
Justice Dom. and asked for certificate To do 40
she pleased with herself The justice told her he
co"io not give her amy such authority She said
she vi ihe % 20 to certain houses (of i'll f,ms \
ana the Keepers are afraid to receive her frarimy
tnat Sue IS under aye. The girl explained II al
she wanted TO make oath that she was oyer sixteen
wears OF aye. was competent To control herself
ana no one had rio ht TO prevent her from doing
as she pleased The justice tried to dissuade her
from her purpose, and advised her to go and hire
in some reputable house She answered that sbe
had been already In that condition. and was treated
as dog All" said the Justice 'if Won persis,
In this you will be treated worse than a dog y
She SAID she would run that risk The Justice
would only consent TO let her ina Ike oath that she
knew she was over sixteen years Of ace which she
dld ana left the Cf!ice, probably to return under
vet more sorrowful circumstances ut some future
day.
flvzR-This morning the steam packet James
jerome, from Philadelphia, touched at Ril.y.s
~nail, Oh her regular trip to Grorgetosn TO dis
charSe 2IO barrels of apples For Messrs Neumcyer
McElfre,h hue steis in our city markets
With the return of mild weather come coal and
lumber vessels from the various markets w IN SIM.
plies for our dealers
Very little has as vet been done nv tho n,,,-;.
tors 81 fishing grounds on the Potomac with refer.
ence 10 operations during the coming season: and
rom all accounts the pre- tons Indicate thu,
The reverse OF profitable campaign against sb7d
and herring is antici ratd
Inc pressure al the ice against the Long Bridge
during the winter has been So great as TO ff.ct
considerably the condition OF that stru.tur. and
VII! rh4uire careful attention by those in charge
during the coming SUMMER
POEMS ogA WAsHGxGro~lsv-Ny- would all
Tue atten, OF Of on' readers 10 the advertisement
of Mr. Thomas MCtill, in another column an
nouncing his preparation IL publish t&r com prte
portlcal works Of Thomas : Donobo # " ash.
lnSton. In this connection w. hove, vl- renrs,
lesque,) by the same author Will not be incl ,i.d
In the voume, unless. indeed. as We hope they
may be, embraced in tie comprehensive ..G C = OF
the Prospectus. The Latham Poems " is MANY
OF our readers Will remember orr inaly appear,
In Tie Star few years ago, and cause ID much gen.
nlne entertainment through the country Let Us
have them by all means .
IHE DISTRICT IN CONGREs>.-In the Senate
yesterday, MI Brown presented memorial from
property holders of tie city of Washinyto ton. very
numerously signed, asking the enactment Of la w
to renumerate the owners'of property for dana ges
sustained or which may be sustained 10y the action
Of the law of Congress for the revision of the
grades of avenues.
Mr.. \ ulee offered resolution that the Secretary
OF the Interior be requested 10 furnish the Senate
with copies of any correspondence that may be on
file in his Department in relation to distractions
81 streets avenues, and public reservations in the
city Of Washington. Adopted
merous readers on the track Of a most bare ed
rogue who is infestng the neig hborhOod Of Mas
sacbus.ts avenue and the streets ad accent thereto
He is tolerably sized rascal; has a red and plump
face; carries plug Of the weed in his unblush-
ing cheek, and clumsy. dirty pair of robber
hands; wears cap, lig ut coat, and blac X neck
tie loosely knotted. Last evening be stepped into
little store 30l Fourth street commenced pur-
chasing pair Of stockings. and ran OF with box