New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-04
THE COURTS.
Another Slaughterhouse Intun.

Another SlaughterhOuse Injunction.
In the Eighth District Court, at late
hour last evening, injunctions were issued
directed to s. c. Emi4y, as Mayor and as
Administrator of Commerce, and G. w.
Pierce, as Administrator of Police, Of which
the following is copy:
To S. G. Emley Administrator of Commerce:
You are hereby commanded to prevent
any and all persons. except plaintiffs herein,
fr1n landing, keeping or slaughtering cat
tie, beeves, calves, sheep, swine or other
animals, and from keeping or establishing
any stock landings or yards, pens,
or place within the city OF New
Orleans; and you are further commanded
and erjoined to prevent the entry into the
city of New Orleans of any meat designed
for human food, not slaughtered or in
spected at the slaughterhouse of the Cres-
cent CITY Stock Landing and Slaughterhouse
Company, ard you are further commanded
and eDjoined not to permit the sale or offer
ing for sale of any of the meat OF any animal
not slaughtered or inspected in the slaughter
house Of plaintiffs, in any of the public or
private markets Of this city and you are
enioined, you and your agents and en-
ployes. your inspectors of markets and
YOUR officers generally, and you will use all
The power conferred upon you by law, to
carry into force this Injunction, until the
further order of this court.
Third District Court.
The several Slaughterhouse suits brought
in this court were yesterday transferred TO
the Eighth District Court.
Uuited States Circuit Court.
United States VS.. one lot of ground, prop
erty of Jacob pson-Iesterdav, on
motion of A. B. Long, Esq, United States
District Attorney, and on referring to
printed circular from the office of the Attor.
ney General of the United States, of date
March 2, 1869, in reference to suits pending
under the confscation act of August 6, 1851,
and July II, 1862, it is ordered that this
cause be discontinued on payment OF costs.
United States VS.. Steamships Marquis de
la Habana and cargo and General Mlramon
and cargo. In this case it was ordered that
the judment rendered by the District Court
on the twenty fifth of June, 1850 dismissing
the libels and ordering the restitution of the
vessels and cargoes to the claimants, with
out costs, be and the same is hereby
affirmed.
The United States vs.. Steamboat Red
Chief. Judge Woods, of the Circuit Court,
in this case rendered a decision under
which the steamer Red Chief is forfeited to
the United States.
Eighth District Court.
The case of Francois Feray, asking man
damus to compel Hugh J. Campbell to allow
the entry of certain lands subject to tidal
overflow, came up and was continued.
The case of the Third African Baptist
Church was called and went over.
The jackson Railroad case, in the matter
of the quo warranto. was called, and the
examination of witnesses proceeded with.
Fifth District Court.
Hypolite Norres vs. Gillespie S. West
In this case plaintiff sued for S2500 dam
ages, alleging that having been the lessee of
the premises No. 214 Canal street, defendant
had seized the contents of the house for
rent when, in fact, there was no rent due.
The case was tried yesterday, and the
Jury, after retiring about ten minutes,
brought in verdict in favor Of plaintiff for
$500.
United states Circuit Court.
In the matter of Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines,
asking for writ of mandamus in the case
of Fuentes against Gaines. it was yesterday
ordered that the Judge Of the Second Dis.
trict Court show cause, on the eighth in.
stant, why peremptory mandamus should
not issue, commanding him to send the
papers in the case to this court,