New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-03
CIVIL COURTS.

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CIVIL COURTS.
THE COURTS FOR JUNE.
TIE UNITED STATES COURTS , ,
In the United State Circuit Court the Sta ,S'd
Term" with general calendar, will be contnu19 ' h
month An Ts cas Of f Re nte case States T at
Carleton which defendant is charged win
$4,000 Judge shipman will sit during the term
IN the United states District Court JnaSe aope
will sit IL IL probable that the celebrated chaupakn1
cases viii be disposed Of this term, ana also IL"
admiralty cases. ,o..,,,,
This is the last term before the long VACATION anu
lawyers are, Of course somewhat more anxious tan n
Thce are ON Mondays calendar SO applications place
causes the short calendar -Four OF our Judges % St
as these are not busiest Courts, their absence WIZ
not be material Endurance to business Inc suprT The
Court holds this month, as usual hve Dranches lhS
General Term, which Justices Leonard Barhard anu
dSe Sutherland is assigned but Mr. Justice Miller will
pro6ably preside; Special Term and in this, and Part
ne To- be held by Mr. Justice ingraa
calendars heavy in each branch though the new rule
~ General Tcrn-o hear nOn-enulncfatcu nOtlohs
on each second and fourth Saturday OF the re-
eved the calendar in great measure IRON Ine CLASS Va
In the Superior Court three Judges go the Conyen
ton bur these Judges wiz il here, sit in General Term
Justice Barbour viii during the Term slt at sleciai
Term, Justices McCunn and Jones holding the. trial
In the Common Pleas Judge Daily TO the Conven-
ton. Judge 5rady aud Judge Cardoza will hold Terms,
and or edTe business The Marine Court viii have the
usual Terms Judge Hearn sitting for the can OF the
| Calendar
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MAY 3i.@BANK-
| RuPTCY BRANcII-ABEL c. WIIMARrH, Chief Clerk
! YIfIif0hY PRoCERDixGs IN BAYKRUPICY -BANKRuPTCY
R Rl4TS4 Gs F5 HIsh! S S $5
| AXp RRGULATIONS-gAM OF THE NEWLY APPOINTED
OFFICERS OF THE BANKRUPTCY BRANCH or THE
n Last S 6d S BRANCH Of he United states DIS
rc Court for this district The Office Of this branch OF
hs sSTt States Is Court nGf Bu hG 10 chS@bes
A already stated the Office Is open for business but at
Hing the petitions, &c, OF applicants under inc bankrup
oct, and giving necessary information 10 nsetSs"u 81,
regulations mode Of procedure De- has nor y9S peer
promulgated THIS Manual Cih DS pr contoIn every
thing pertinent TO the Bankruptcy act there has
should have Appeared either before or al tho latest BY
last Saturday that being the day Tor the commencement
obsdte neeessy as guide Much dissatisfaction is ex
pressed the delay. especially by Edwin James es'
who has number Of clients whose Interests he says
demand tho speedy disposition Of their applications
ThS MAMMAL IN question is edited by Clinton Rice. Clerk
to the Commission for Establishing Uniform Rules IA
o SS had al 1ft m e it's pnSaon which
the publishers say will be the 18th inst, from M VIII
Dsi s o reason TO- 10 believe Il will not beony in
itIatory proceedings take place in the mean tme
In this city we viii state for the information OF those
nteresed each Of the registers may have Jurisdiction
in cases ont Of his immediate Congressloat D,,ot
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city, each register in those districts beg con-
T oIone are in substance the forms necessary
the Of voluntary applicant Tor the dement, o' 'no
Trst petitions containing residence OF petitioner and
addressed TO the Judge Of his District no petitioner
eligible unless HE debts are over sSoOI -. ,,o.
Second. Schedule Of debts; statement 70 whom que
the residence OF creditors and the nature Oh the ueoS
J"",il; A TeTi8cation Of each of the above papers
before the District Judge Register and Uni'edsta
TsG1: Oath Of allegiance.
sIf Indorsement OF applicants attorney, stating his
Serenn IA rule No interlineations in the above
"Yighh ia ruicI: Deposit Of $50, to Psy fees, &C.
| MINI: order Of reference.
inc OF 1e Smsa IN INC ot tGT ,b District
arc as follows Abel wllmarth, Chief Clerk Joseph
H. Martin Cashier William Arnold and John Revllle,
| Recording Clerks Thomas Alexander, Messenger
| TIE FIRST PETITIONER IN THIS DISTRICT, UNDER
THE NEw , 1 n.SI sy,s LAW
Baum claims TO be an insolyent debtor entitled TO
the benefits OF the Bankrupt act His residence is at
ch 's crcStors whom he owes s His assets amount
20 the Of $500 The latter he wants TO
the benefit OF the and be discharged from his debts
according TO the provisions OF the act .-,,,,
the iniatory forms required by the law far DO
done at present before the pronunciation Of the rules
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JuSE before
| Judge NELSON.
AN INTERNAL REVENUE cAsE-THE QUESTION OF
TAXATION, IN RELATION TO THE DIFFERENCE IN
| VALUE or RAW MATERIALS AND MANUFACTURED
| GOODS SOLD AND DELIVERED.
1 United States sgt JAmes u. Boylan.
| This action was brought by the United States to
the sales Of ready made clothing sold by
defendant.
Tho defense was that defendant exempt under the
provisions the clause OF Section 20 Of the Internal
Revenue act. which is as follows; ,,,.
articles made Manufactured from materials which taxes
paid which imposed shall be ~
empt Of such goods merchandise
articles made Manufactured shall not exceed the amount ot'e per
| al YaoTen."
The facts the goods question sold May
TO- 1884, delivered IN fine ensuing October at which time
the market value Of the materials exceeded the contract
| price for the goods
IL was eontended for the Government that the increased
vane OF the goods for the purpose OF taxation must be
estimated either by comparing the price received FOR the
goods with the actual cost OF the materials or by com
pairing the market value OF the materials with the mar
| ket value OF the goods at the time OF sale.
The Court decided that II defendant had not made five
per cent he was exempt from taxaton that by true
construction Of the exemption clause the Increased value
estimated by comparing the market value at the
Of the delivery Of the goods with the contract
| price ,,,.
Thomas simOns Assistant United states District Attor
ney for tho Government William Nj. Eyails Tor the de-
| fendant.
| SUPREME C0URT-CHAMBERs-JUNE l-Before MI
| Justice SUTHERLAND.
| The BUILDING ACT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| by JURY
| n Bernard DUFFY.
Mr. Duffy was arrested for not providing pfact-
cal 1reescapo t premises No 400 Pearl ST. IN this city,
chapter B3 Of the laws Of 1866.