Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-10


SUPREME couRr-Mosday Noe The Units
i, States, appellants, agt. Claude Chana ct al Ap
peal from the district court of the United State
| for the northern district Of California Mr. Jus
tice Campbell delivered the opinion Of the Court
reversing the decree Of the said district court ans
REMINDING the cause, with directions to dismis
| the petition Of the claimants
No IL. Angelina B Eberly ct al, plaintiffs II
| error, agt Lewis Moore ct al In error to tn,
district court of the United States for the western
district Of Texas. MIR. Justice Campbell driiv
cred the opinion Of the Court, Affirming the Judg
ment Of the said district court In the cause, viii
COTS
No. S. Jos Palmer, ct al, appellants, agt
The United States. Appeal from the district co1r
Of the United States for the northern district Of
California. Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opin
lon OF the Court, Affirming this decree Of the said
district court In this cause.
No. LOG. Brannock Jones' plaintiff In error aQt
James 8. Soulard. In error to the circuit cour,
Of the United States for the district Of Missouri
Mr. Justice Cstron delivered the opinion Of the
Court. affirming the judgment Of the said circuit
court In this cause, with costs.
No. 1876 Henry Amey, plaintiff, agt The Mayor
Aldermen, and citizens Of Allegheny City. On q
certificate Of division in opinion between the
Judges Of the circuit court Of the United States
for the western district Of Pennsylvania Mr.
Justice Wayne delivered the opinion of the Court,
that the issue OF bonds with coupons in the case
stated are not null and void but that 1t was done
under the authority of constitution acts Of the
State Of Pennsylvania in the case stated and fur
ther, that they are not null and void for any IT.
regularity connected with that issue by the City
CT Alleghe
No. 81. Thomas Richardson, plaintiff in error,
agt The City Of Boston. The argument Of this
cause was concluded by MIR. Badger for the plain
tiff in error
Johnson ct al. This cause was argued by Mr.
Paschal for the plaintiff In error.
No 80. Sampson and Tappan, claimants Of the
ship Sarah, &c, appellants, agt Samuel Welsh
alton Of the Court the record and printed argu-
ments by Mr. Wharton and Mr.. Kane for the ap-
pellants, and by Mr.. Fallon and Mr.. Serrill for
the appellees. Adjourned,
Tussdny.-No. 40. Chas. Tate ct al, plaintiff
in error, agt. John G. Carney This cause was
argued by Mr., Taylor for the defendant in error,
and submitted on a printed argument by Mr.
Benjamin for the plaintiffs In error.
No A. Robert Cue, appellant, agt the Tide
water Canal Company. The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Mclaughlin for the
appellant, and continued by Mr.. Dobbin for the
appellees Adjourned.
Wednesday, Benjamin Howard Shackleford
Esq, OF Virginia, was admitted an attorney and
counsellor o. this Court.
No. Al Robert Cue, appellant, agt. the Tide
Water Canal Company. The argument of this
cause was concluded by Mr.. J. Mason Campbell
for the appellants
No AZ The lessee CT Isaiah Frost ct al, plain.
tits in error, agt the Frostburg Coal Company
The argument Of this cause was commenced by
Mr.. Shackelford for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned.
l. .. o. F.-The Encampments and Lodges
have elected their officers for the term Of six
months, commencing on the LIST instant. The
following 10 the list:
Columbian Encampment, No 1.-wm. War
den, G. p; d. r. Hicking, III r; John H. Self.
f'rt, :. Wi VIM. r. Mclean, s.; J A Moul.
den, II; J u. Hutton, J. w.
Magenenu, No. 4.-Wm. F. Steele, c. p; s.
A HI Mckim. III r. Nm .
Jos s. Tucker, s.; Geo Brown, t; J. Joseph,
Ridgely, No 5-Parker II. Sweet, c. P; Chas.
Calvert, H. p; VIM Vernon, =. w; B. A. Kid
der, s; Z. Edwards, T.; A IL Gawler, ]. w.
Mount Nebo, No. 6-John T. Given, c. p;
Robert Slight, fl. p; l.. y Allyn, s. w; John
F. Hayenner, S; James skirving, t. Geo, w.
Central Lodge, No. John A. Borland, N q !;
VIM Scott, V. G.; WIN. r. Phillips, F. S F. B.
Lord, j., r s; Jedediah Cuttings, treasurer
Washington, No: 6-John T. Given, N G.;
John r. suter,V G Geo NJ. Oyster, F. 8 Jas
p. Mexican, r. s. John Sessford, il T.
Eastern, No John II. Bird, N. G John
lmfie, e.; Joshua Cooksey, s.; p. NJ. Pear
son, X. 5 Geo. 5. Hepburn, T.
Harmony. No. 9-Fred. Prospect, NJ G.; Chas.
O'Neil, v. g Jas. Edwards, F. s ; IL N
ODER, r 81 VIM. Young, T.
Columbia, No lO.-George w. Calvert, N. e.;
Henry Urine, v. G.; Geo. Collision, F. s.; John
A Moulden, X. s. David FowbIe, r.
Union, No 1l.-Wm r. Speiden, N G;sA.
n. MckIm, V. 6; Naming Hadley, f. 8; Geo
Brown, s; w. r. Steele, T.
Friendship, No. 12-yohn Boyd, n. g VIM
Wo tn, V. q ; A. II. Gawler, f. s Samuel E.
Douglass, X ); Geo. J. johnson, T.
Covenant, No. 10, Georgetown Joseph T.
Walker, n. 6 WIN Fl. Marll, v. g.; Jon ID.
Cathell, r: 5 !; J. Il. Bangs, F. s; III Lewis, T.
Beacon, No. l5.-James Croggon, n. G; VIM
Franklin, V. G.i James Walls, F. s.; L. b.
Allyn, X. ); n. Mullikin, +.
Metropolis, No. 16 Geo. R. Cooksey, n. G.;
Geo. II Fayman, V. G.; VIM. H. Crosby, F. s.;
VIM. Brown, r. s A. Duvall T.
Excelsior, No H-Silas II. Moore, n. G Thos
J. Hol'zclaw, G.; James Batchen, F. 8 ; WIN.
Cooper, X. b. Donaldson, T.
Mechanics, No. IS, Georgetown. WIN n.
Wheatley, N g.; A. z. Prather, " ;C.F.
Robertson, r. s; John Garrett, F. s.; John Pax
ton, Il.
Oriental, No. 19.-P. Decker, N. G.; Geo. r.
Renneker, V: 6; J. Vogt, r. s.; f. Swiering,
T. s.; VIM. Peterson, Il.
Editor Star: 1t will be remembered that said
In my speech to my friends of the Third Ward
that Judge fancy was reported TO have said that
he intended to administer the oath Of office to the
President elect II he had to GO to Springfield |
did not make the statement OF my orn persona!
knotctedge. | have since received information
from source In which | have the greatest conf