Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

:, SUPREME CoURr-Fsbrnary 2O-No. 20. Josepb
kimbro, plaintiff in error agt BulIitt Miller =
Co In error to the circuit court of the IIn;ted
states Tor the middle district of Tennessee. Mr..
affirming the judgment of the said cjrcuit com,t
tnis cause, with costs and interest
w 90; ne I nited States, appellants, agt John
nos nose and George kinlock. Appeal from the dis
1 1stilct OF California. Mr. Justice Campbell dc.
HVefed the opinion Of the Court. REVERSING th.
decree Of the said district court, and rema5dina
Of the claimants WAC Pe"ioii
NO ~ sutton, Griffith Co , PLAINTIFF in .,,o,
aSt Bancroft, Beaver & CO. In error In the di.t,;;
court OF the United States for the western district
On, nin,, ns ~ Mr. Justice Grier delivered the
vpinlo1 VI the Court, affirming the Judgment of
the saio circuit court In this cause with co.ts 81
No "a a. t 1ne rate OF ten per cent. per annum
an NO o.; Joseph Pennock and Nathan F.. Hart,
appellants, agt George g. Coe, trustee &C. ~
peal from the circuit court of the I;nitsd s,at .
lot the northern district Of Ohio. Mr. Jns.ic..
Neison delivered the opinion of the Cont ann
cause. with costs 'o"'' III 'niS
NO. AZ Robinson Lytle and wife ct all Mai,
nhS In error, VS. the State of Arkansas Charles n
beIain ct al In error to the supreme court of the
~ re oi Arkansas Mr.. Justice Catron delivered
.ee opinion OF the court, affirming the Judgment
OF the said supreme court i'm this cause with costs
NO %, Nathan E. Hooper ct al plaintiffs in
error, agt Jacob Scheimer. In error to the cir
is-
u'cI OF Arkansas. Mr. Justice Catron delivered
the opinion Of the Court, affirming the Judgment
OF the said circuit court in this cause with costs
NO %: Nathan f: Hooper ct al, plaintiffs in
cult court of the nited States for the eastern dis
ulct OF Arkansas. Mr.. Justice Catron delivered
the opinion Of tie Court affirming the judgment
OF the said circuit court In this cause with costs
No. So. Ann r. Dermott plaintiff in error. agt
Zerheniah Jones. In error to the circuit court of
the nited States for the District of Columbia
Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion Of the
Court, reversing the judgment of the said circuit
court, with costs. and demanding the cause for
Iurthef proceedings, i'll conformity to the opinion
of this Court.
Nos. Original docket Elk parte: In the mat
ter of the United States, the relation of Rich
X. Crawford agt. Henry Addison On the neti-
ton of Richard X. Crawford for a peremptorv
inandainus, or for rule to show cause Mr. Jus
uce Mcl-ean delivered the opinion Of the Court
refusing the mandamus in this case and dismiss
Ing the petition.
No. 81. The United States appellants. agt. Au
fS.i" oiVira; NO 81. The United States, appel
iaHS, aSt. Augustln OlVira ct al; No s. The
United states, appellants agt Jose JOAQUIN Or
te2a IT al; No. 50. The United states appellants
agt; Edward Stokes. administrator No iUl TIE
United States, appellants, ayt Ferd'd Vassault;
NO lG2 The United States, appella nts aet Thcs
Pacheco ct al; Nc. 1Us The nited States, appel
Iants, agt Ciprano Thurn ct al; No 10 The
Valencia; No l26 The United states 'a apneIia",s
az. Ramon Rodriguez TT al; No 1863. The Uni
ted States, appellants, agt. Alice Marsh Appeals
rom the district court of the United States for the
district Of California These causes were submit
sd 10 the consideration Of the Court on the record
by Mr. E. NJ. Stanton for the appellants; and
tnereuPon this Court ordered the decree Of ii e
district court of the United States for California
In each of these respectively to be affirmed
No 93. The United States appellants ACT. Te-
odoro and Secundino Robes Appeal from the
district court OF the United States for the northern
district Of California. This cause was submitted
to the consideration of the Court on the record bv
Mr.. T.. Nj. Stanton for the appellants and on the
motion Of Mr.. Gillet, of counsel for tie appelees
ms Court ordered the decree Of the district court
of the United States for the northern district of
California to be affirmed
No SO The United States, appellants, agt An
tonic Armijo ct al Appeal from the district
Court OF the nlted states for the northern district
OF California. This cause was submitted to the
consideration of the Court on the record by Mr. f.
vi Stanton for the appellants, and the motion
OF Mr. Benham, Of counsel for the appelees This
court ordered the decree Of the district court Of the
United States for the northern district Of Caifor-
MIA to be affirmed.
No. l09 The United States, appellants, agt Ar
tonic Maria Pico ct al. Appeal from the district
court OF Tue United states for the northern district
of California. This cause was submitted to the
consideration of the Court on tie record by Mr. T..
Nj. Stanton, for the appellant, and on the motion
of Mr.. Blair, of counsel for the appeIIees this
Court ordered the decree of the district court of
the United states for the northern district Of Cali
for to he a ri rmed
ne nlteO states, appellants, dpt. Jas. j Gal
braith ct al This cause was further submitted to
the consideration of the Court on printed argu-
nient by Messrs. Hepburn and Brent, of counsel
for the appellees.
No. IL. William Brewster, appellants, agt.
William Wakefield Mr. Chief Justice fancy
filed the opinion OF the Court, reversing the de-
cree of the said supreme court with costs and re-
handing the cause to the supreme court of the
State of Minnesota for further proceedings to be
had therein, In conformity to The opinion Of this
Court.
No 1917. John w. Hodge ct al, plaintiffs in er-
ror, agt. John A. Williams I'm error to the dis
distict Of Texas. MIR. Chief Justice fancy filed
the opinion of the Court, dismissing this cause
for want Of jurisdiction. Adjourned.
THB DELLA ROBBERY Last week the indie
pendent detective police were on the alert for the
detection Of any of the light fingered gentry or
knights of the ''Sheepsfoot" who might operate
or lave operated at the expense Of our citizens
During their Reconnaissance they met with
young man. but old offender who they had
reason to believe was concerned with the robbery
OF General Della, of South America upon his
arrival at Charleston, s. c. They Were notified
by their correspondents there that this Young man
was at the hotel when Della arrived but sud-
denly disappeared. His former dependence upon
his SKILL as rOper" for gamblers to obtain sub
sistence was fact well known to the officers and
seeing him dash around among the sharps here,
dressed extensively and with funds to spare, the
detectives thought it good evidence that he had
made descent somewhere. Officer Allen who
had been employed to trace out the robber of Gen
D., went to Wizards Hotel to see and consult
with the loser as to whether he could identify the
person But unfortunately General Della had
LETT for New York, en- route for Aspinwan The
arrest was not made, and though the officers are
fully satisfied that this is the man. they cannot
fasten him for want of the evidence.
The SEVENTH REGIMENT IN WASHINGTON
The New York Express Of Saturday takes the
back track in relation TO of its statements in
regard to the New York Seventh Regiment in
Washington. The Express says:
- We are informed that some Of the published
in regard to the treatment the Seventh
Regiment at Washington are a little overdrawn
Quarters were provided at w ashington for five
hundred men, and only two companies were left
standing in the rain until Quartermaster W in
chester could procure shelter for them. Paymaster
Kemp informs us that yet he has not been called
upon to defray the hotel bills; and has only paid
S6,3lS thus far on account Of the trip The state
ment that the officers Were not invited to take
places on the Presidents stand was also mis-
take.o
LOCOMOTIVE CHANDELIERS FOR THE PosrO OF
FICE DEPARTMENT A pair of beautiful chande
llers OF bronze, for the second floor of the scuth
front Of the U. $. Post Office Department. manu-
1actured In Philadelphia from design got m in
the gas fitting establishment Of w. Dove 4
Co., Ninth street. were hung in that buildjnu tbi,
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