New-York tribune., 1867-05-17

AYERS tina. The said Ord threatens to carry all
these last aforementioned measures into effect,
Ord will execute, unless Immediately restrained by this
Court Aud this complaint further AYERS, as it is in
formed and believes that the said Ord threatens TO pre-
vent the asscmblage OF any Legislature within The limits
Of The state Of Mississippi aud to prevent the election Of
the laws within the limits Of the State 10 vacancies OF
otherwise, and thereby reduce the said state to a1a
chy, substitute in lieu thereof q military des
potisIn And this complainant further AYERS as II Is
informed and believes that the SAID ora uheatehs
To prevent the collection Of any State taxes in
said state by the State officers which taxes legtimatey
neCns 10 saa State, Whereby the sa a. ora M ~ s
tbe said Ora will carry All of said menaces into effect
Immediately, unless restrained 10y the process OF TN,
Court And complainant Is informed ana believes anu
by this Court seize and possess himself OF the moneys O
tire state in its treasury and also proceed To collect
said state taxes and the same for purposes which arc
And this complainant further that all the facts
stated In this amendment have come to the kowede OF
the complainant so far as Gen. f. C. Ord is concerned
since the argument Of the motion in this case on Friday
been fled in this complainant requests the Court
hat this amendment may he accepted as part OF tho
ri. wALEER
For Complainant.
1867. ID. W. MIDDLETON,
c.. S. G. L. 5.
The Court decided the following cases:
No 2S2 De Groot agt United states-Appenl from ihe
Court OF Claims Mr. Justice Miller read the opinion OF
the Court of Appeals OF the state OF York IudC
mcnt reserved and remanded, with directions 10
decree In conformity with this opinion; the Court
holding that the Indian Reservation in question: In the
state of NewYoIk cannot be taxed proposed 10y the
statute OF the State. Opinion delivered by Mr. Justice
Nelson.
No 9S United States, appellants, agt Steamship Sir
William Pecl-Decree reversed and cause remanded'
with directions that costs expenses be charged TO
either party against the other This judgment DEGREES
restitution Opinion by Chief-Justce.
No ls7. United States, paiutifs-n-erTor, agt May
certified. Answer in the Affirmative
Opinion by the Chef Justice.
No II. OrignalJ United States, OK rel, Maloney aSt
HaIriman.-MOtOnf for mandamus denied.
No T. tOrginal) United states agt. DepOle-Manda-
allowed TO compel the allowance of an appeal from
the Southern District of California respecting land in
California.
No u CorigualJ The State of Texas agt White ct al
INJUNCTION is allowed TO restrain payment OF certain
Texas bonds parties to whom IL Is alleged they were
sold during the Rebellion by parties IN armed y To
the United states who had seized upon the archives,
treasury and property of the State. The court grants
leave 10 the defendants 10 move 10 dissolve the uunc
uon at the next term of the court.
No l3O Nooltalk. appellant, agt. Jones,-Case dls'
missed for irregularity.
No. TO- Observation-Disclosures and Minnesota Railroad
Company petitioners agt the Judge of the Circuit Court
of the United States for the District of WisconsnOr
said Court to proceed with the execution of the order of
the Court of July ls, 1865.
No. 116 Thompson ct al agt Riggs & Company, bank
ers.-Ihe suit TO recover coin deposits made with
the defendants in 1861 The supreme Court OF the Dis
trCt OF Columbia having decided that the debt cOd DC
tender notes The act of Congress- passed February 1862
making Treasury notes legal tender In payment of all
debts. The Supreme Court of the United States affirmed
the Judgment of the Court below.