The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-26

Richard r.. Dutton, Philadelphia. Petition filed
Noyember 25. Order Of reference 10 Register Ashton
Philip +. McCsully, Lebanon Lebanon county.
Pbetitlon hled November 20. Order of reference to
COURT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judge Lud
low.-His Honor Judge Ludlow sat this morning in
the extra Courtroom at the end of the corridor of
me new Cor rt-house, for the purpose OF hearing
;, In The case OF the Commonwealth OK rel. Tack
gsy, counsel lor the REALTORS Messrs Cassidy and
6ewster were engaged 10 trying causes. one n the
S9urt OF Common Pleas and the OtheT In the United
The District Astorney appearing In Court pressed
called called ~, Yesterday morning Mr.. Cassidy was en-.
Twelve barrels of whisky, the value OF which. ne did
been Ws 10 Rsys DsiS in 10 o s5s case Ga woq1 hsVe
Ing proceeded with, and then the case went until
THIS morning the same state OF circumstances ex-
isted This writ OF ha6eas oorpnt was taken out by
lt stood between them and an Indictment, and should
at tbe first continuance that the would be taken
up & th,S morning % ana counsel for the relators dig
allow the proceedings TO 20 on.
wealth's case and say whether It was suffeIsnt 70
send the relRtors TO the Court TO be tried by Jury
the reators for the Court was to deal only with the
Thont tbe nrssene az anc SG'9 & Ieea % 80 on
calmly hear the evidence, and dispose of the matter
Ar officer was sent by the Court to inform counsel
for the REALTORS that the Court expecting them
go on with their case and note returned to the
Attorney upon IehulnB tnlS note, balu
lators either wanted it heard they didn't Ifthey
dld not, the writ should be dismissed. II they did
want IL heard and counsel were actually engaged
until O'Clock, the Court might give them hour for
dinner and let them in at O'Clock and let the
o9 90 9p hey ala not Persons protEaet t. he
hour. "' 49,
This was not a pressing case-not one In which per.
sona liberty was involved. But the REALTORS their
liberty and were wandering around at plea ure,
They merely wanted to have the Judges opin ion
In q criminal case, which the Commonwealth was
willing TO lay before the court.
Richard p. White, associated with the District
said, that he had yesterday received notice appear
this morning. because the would surely be heard:
and he had laid aside all other engagements in order
TO comply with this notification.
Judges said IL was an abuse to allow; and 1t mot
fair to ask the prosecutors day after day. put aside
all engagements to attend II. They a great
expense in consequence of this writ. AT every time
they were sent away and told to come again, their
eGnense was equal to a fine of $500.
The Judge said that for this once he would make
the order that the case would be heard this afternoon
at o'clock.
DISTRICT COURT-Judge Hare-o. Wilson Davis
TO the u ofLewis Audenreid The Hope Fire In
hre insurance policy, for the loss by fire of the
steamer Meteor, which was insured In different
papes for $4,000 and was burned at Chester trip
to New York.
The defense allsgs that the vessel was purposely
burned In order to recover the insurance. On trial
UN TED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Judgs
Cadwalader.-The United States Whisky Stills,
Aechinery, etc. Gustavus Cane aud n. q Bush,
claimants. An Information of the forfeiture OF q
distilery conducted by the claimants in East Cum.
to the claimants, and was by them raudulently
red on. On trial.