New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
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| John r. Clay ". james 0r8hsm. Auditor
of Public Accountable petitioner 10 this
case was, few, daya ago, declared not 70 oe
emitted TO the office Of State Tax Collector
for the Third Districtof New Orleans, by
the verdict of q Jury, who decided that y.
re-. Blandin was entitled to the ONCE Dy vlr-
tue of an election by the people, previous 70
plaintiffs appointment to the same once oy
Governor Warmoth. Clay having apphed
for an appeal to the supreme C0urt; now
Graham, State. Auditor, from issuing orsde-
livering to the said o. c. Blandin any war
rant or certificate for the payment or collec-
ton OF any fees, commissions or emoluments
rightfully due to petitioners said ohce OF
Collector of Taxes for the Third District,
from the fourteenth of April, 1870, the date
of HE appointment, thenceforth during MS
term of Office.
Judge Dibble issued the injunction, fixing
| the bond at $4,000. .srr go .-'R 'i-''-'
The Cavaroe Olaughterhouss Gaze.
The State vs.. William Fagas-in the
Eighth District Court, yesterday, this case
came up in which the Attorney General
had taken a rule nisi calling upon those In
| terested to show cause why the Injunction
granted In July last by The Fin Dlstrict
Court and confirmed by q judgment OF the
| Supreme Court, should not be executed.
The execution Of the injunction. would
have the effect Of closing up the Cavaroc
place. 49, cxo.,s,, 80
| turn that Mr.. Cavaroc had not been served,
| and that although he was party included.
| his name had not been furnished TO the
| Sheriff. s< 7' ~
The State announced that it was ready,
reserving the right to proceed against Mr..
Cavaroc. Judge Campbell objected 70
taking up the case in part and until III the
| tinued over until Tuesday morning next.
Slaughterhouse Company vs.. Board OF
Metropolitan Police, ct aI.-In this case,
out of which arose the seizure of the meats
not inspected and killed in the Crescent
Citv 6IaughterhOuse, Judge Dibble re-
| marked that he would reserve his decision
until the hearing of the argument on the
part of the State. rN'f y @-
The skis Islsnd Canal case.
George F. Brott VS.. City of New Orleans.
In this case, wherein plaintiff seeks 70 com
pei the city to issue to the company $4O0.
GOO worth Of bonds for the purpose OF pay
Of the main canal arguments were MADE
Yesterday by r. ]. Semmes and Hays 4
New for the company and George =. Lacey
CITY Attorney, Tor the city. Judge Dibble
took the matter under advisement.
r,nA D''sr'es c'SS ...: H-ss"' os''''
In the case of Jack Killeen applying To-
writ of habess corpus, the Judge decided
that Kuleen must go back 70 the Work
house. Judge Lesumont said; THE cour
deems it unnecessary to decioe IN TINS cas-
| whetherthe prisoner should have been triet
under the proceedings directed IN the Me
tropolitan Police bill act, or under the gen
T eral laws relative to vagrancy: II unde
, the general law of vagrancy the commit
ment is legal. -,
If under the Metropolitan Police bill act
FL the prisoner does Lot show that its require
ments have been ignored, CT that the pris
oner requested compliance WIN NE Prov.
4 sions, and that they were refused him
3 Therefore, the commitment must be pre-
sumed legal, having no power to go beyon
the commitment, which is adiudged to b
correct and legal in form. The prisone
q must be zemanded and the WI. refused.
Fourth District Court.
In the case Of the suit brought BY forty
/, two butchers for the recovery OF SIS 600. &c
: meat lost by copfscstion. the city OF Ne
4 Orleans, through the City Attorney, hs
: fled an answer and call in warranty. III
e CITY denies that she has any power or con
0 troll over the Metropolitan Police, or in an
Way or manner responsible for the acts an
doings Of that body. Further. it says tbs
> in certain suit, wherein the Crescent Cit
: Live Stock Landing and Slaughterhous
:. Company is plaintiff, and the Board OF Me
: tropolitSn Police ct al. are defendants, ]
. the Eighth Court. certain writ OF lDJun'
. ton issued against the city and whatevt
q the CITY may have done in relation to II
n slsuehterirg of animals for human food an
4 the exhibition of the came for sale IN II
:. public markets, etc, has been done undo
~ and by virtue of and in conformity with II
aforesaid writ of injunction; and that
reason thereof the said company ID bount
:. as warrsntor to protect the city in II
Is |,premises; wherefore the city prays tn
r plaintiffs petition be dismissed and that
= the original action judgment be rendered
IL favor OF respondent. 'tl
---r Sixth District Court.
u Frank Cairo, confined in the Workhou
AS aiwehknown thief, yesterday applied
e Judge Cooley for release. through 3 WI
!, of habeas corpus. Judge Cooley held tn
. the commitment was insufficient, and dl
It charged the prisoner, but he was INN
n diately thereafter re-arrested. ..-
q The Civil Rights Case.
a The examination of C. 4. Weed, for
alleged violation of the civil rights bill "
resumed yesterday before United Stat
Commissioner Urban. Nothing of startlil
1t interest WAS elected, and the fnrther exaI
: ination was continued over until Mond
! morning at ten O'Clock. s-s5