The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01
STATISTICS OF rue law COURTS ,FOg lss,

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WIN - sens changes n che judtesy from The recent
elections; Judges Gsrvia anlccana take tho scala o
Justices Bosworth and White v enc superior Cos, aad
judge Cardosa succseds Jus&ics Hilton tho Commos
Pleas Judge sutherland ives ree,ectsA 70 supreme
Cosri, end Judge uccarthy reelected 70 No Marae
Opast therefore these braschss OF the uacstsro remain
unchanged
appears that tho not proceeds in prsse catered
amount 70 yearly TIVE millions Of dollars
s UNITED srArBs CIRCUIT c0Usr.
Hon. Samuel Nelson. Associate Judge Of the sapseme
Court o. shs United ssases PRESIDING Judge Of tina court
Ese cAisf Deputy Clerk; John A. Shields Esq Assstasi
During the year 1898 ninety three sus have been CON.
the common law side Of tho court exclusivs
Of undor tho informal Revenue against the
Collector Of the port Tor alleged illegal cKacsoa dues
ON tho equity side ono hundred and Aftysven suits
werc commenced were heard motions for
njunctioas eighty nine wore granted and two denied.
TINT
three casss wore heard decided Nine appeals were
taken 70 the Supreme Court OF tho United States ~.
On re cs@,ns :Ss s.ny Gig Indictments found
During the year Judge Nelson was sitting ln the gu
preme Court u tho United States Ia january FobFary
and December. and in this district during April, NAY
October and November and Circuit Judge he also
hed terms or tho Circuit Court 10 Vermont, Conneotoat
and the Northern district q this state During Juass
District Judge Shipman. ~
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
are also Un.sd states commissioners for this Gsric.
and have issued during the year 1888 anetytwo war.
sn: s ~. sss .Gs
enrolling officers, enticing soldiers TO desert &s
number Of which were sent % the Grand Jury and dis
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr.
District Judge. Hon. Samuel r. Betts; Cork George
Belts. Esq; Deputy Clerk, John A. Osborn, Esq -.
the above number have been heard ssd nnay disposed
we're instituted 2s7 SUITS OF these fortyNour have been
disposed Of.
Of the war All OF these cases have been
heard and tried and al the cases have been decided BY
Judge Belts with the exception Of one CASE now before
him. which il waiting additional proofs for the claimants.
In twelve Of these the property has been
and DEGREES Of condemnation have been rendered 10 all
Hon. Judge shipman, Of Connecticut has hold the
United States District Court here for portion OF the
year and attended to the trial Of admiralty and jury
Thirty one attorneys ana counssors At law have been
admitted TO practice in this court during the year.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
George +. Belts Esq; George W. Norton. Esq.,. John
A. Osborn, ESQ.,, United States Commissioners.
The Commissioners issued during the year one hundred
and forty0ur warrants, and have promptly adudicated
upon all cases brought before thcm.
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has been compiled by Mr.. Abel g. Willmarth Copyright
Clerk OF the United States District Court IN this
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Prints, cuts and eugrsvings. ................ 494
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Dramatic compositions 81
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UNITED srArss rAssroRrs-mroRrAsr TO rsAv.
ELLRRs.
Citizens Of the United States visiting foreign countries
are liable TO serious nconvenences unprovided with
authentic proof Of their national character and although
the recoOt regulations requiring masters and q
vessels leaving this port obsaa passes from the Ussed
States Marshal do not make incumbent upon each pas
best safeguard Of traveller abroad % sport from
che q s ss =:
and protection. vast number Of loyal citizens have
obtained such passports without delay from Mr. Abel
who Is provided with the necessary forms Of application
and duly authorized 70 prepare and forward tho same 70
the State Department at Washington
UNITED STATES MARSHAL OIPICH.
son. dSi:! bsss!y S:s:S s::::: 5so%S;
A. !. Newcomb. Assistant CLERKS.
W. e. Kecns. Crisr United states District Court
0mcsrs-wm: Peel, ,. witheren, Dani Young, D. B.
Jno v. Kssis, Crier United states Circuit Court
Ofcers-L- Horton, A. Borss, VIM. Buckley, G. Mccoy
The duties Of the Marsbas once have been very heavy
during the past year. in consequences Of hs rebellion and
seizure and sale OF prize vessels.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
United States District Attorney, Hon. e. Dea0dd Smith
First Assistant, Ethan Allen Esq; Second Assistant.
Rice Civil Clerk, Thomas B. Clarkson Criminal Clerk,
Joseph Bell Engrossing Clerk James Bell Record Clerks
States Court Buildings, Chambers street. tBurtoas old
theatrc.)
DDCRRBs BNTKR.D FOR NRAhLY TWO MILLIONS or
NET PROCBsDs PoR DIsTRIBUTIoN Prom THIS DIS
TRIcT ALoSH-coNDIrI0N OF PRIZE SUITS IN The
30, 1868.
UNITED s,Arn DISTRICT oouRr.
Causes untried. None.
Causes tried in which the property has been con.
demned but in which the appeal has not expired
I. Antona: q d. Sargent
Cause tried in which further proof has been ordered
I. Nellie.
which the decision will b filed: l. Evening Star.
uuTRD STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Cause untried 70 be dbposed OF u the next Circuit
Court: I. Cargo OF Halle Jackson
Cause tried, not decided but In which decision will
soon be died: l. Rosn case, (eight suits.)
Causes rsheard on further proof not decided: l. ALI
ance; 2. Gondar.
Causes tried and which the decree OF the District
Court condemnng the property has been afrmed but n
which the time TO appeal has not expired l. Paras;
Pioneer.
Cause tried, in which further proof has been ordered
I. Lynchburg.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
l. Cheshire. O. sally Magee (csrRo,. 3. stephen Hart.
Isabella Thompson 8. Douro. Q. Mary Clinton tpart
cargo)