New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

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he Diue MssFsessllas Wasr.ses.
Tho case q g. EslaEd W. the city Of New
Orleans. which 10 brought in the Eighth
District Court to compel tho city to receive
what sre known ~ blue metropolitan war
rants, u being argued before the Eighth
District Court by E. Eilleul, representing
the claims Of several large holders of the
said warrants, and the City Attorney on the
part of the city.
Seventh District Court-The Magazine
Street Railroad Case.
Judge COllens this morning issued an
order directing the Sheriff in tho most posi-
tive terms to put John Kaiser and
Theodore. judi, the recent purchasers Of the
Magazine Street railroad at'Sheriff's sale, in
possession of. the road. Thus the great
struggle ends, saving the appeal to the Su-
the Eighth District Court.
Uaised States Circ.it Court, Hen. e. n.
DHreli. District Judge, Presiaing.
In the case Of Myra Clark Gaines vs. p.
F. Agnelly, it was ordered, on motion Of
complainant, thatthe suit be discontinued
ae regards Cyprien Duf0ur, owner Of q Ger.
urb st. John. The suit was also discon-
tinued respecting b. Abadie, as far as the
same square OF ground is concerned.
In the case of Jacob Sample ct ais vs..
steamboat SOutherner and +. j. Heron.
appellant, rule was taken by the libelants
and appellants on the appeal bond of f. j.
Heron, w. p. Kellogg and George d.
Fritchell, to show why judgment should not
be rendered against them as sureties for the
sum of $500, and why the Judgment against
Heron should net be amended blythe entry
of the said Judgment. The rule is made re-
turnable on the twenty-seventh instant.
In the case Of HOstetter Il Smith We. j.
w. Hopkins ct a, the rule was made abso-
lutte, and the injunction issued as prayed
for.
In the case Of the steamer Saratoga, it
was ordered that the claimant and the mar
shall of this court show cause why the exc
cuti0n in this case should not be stayed
until the further order of this court. and
that the costs be referred to NJ. M. Cohen.
United States Commissioner, to be taxed
according to law; and in case it should be
ascertained that said execution has issued
for too large q sum, why claimant should
not pay costs of execution, of the reference
to the. commissioners, and Of this rule.
In the case of ]. A. Lum We. late Firemen's
National Marine Insurance Company, the
petition Of plaintiff for adjudication of bank
ruptcy was filed February l. 1871, . decree
yesterday, and an execution issued. We
understand that the order to take possession
Of all the ESTATE, real and personal, the
deeds, books Of accounts, papers," ETC., re-
suited in the capture of certain account
books in somewhat passe condition, all of
which will no doubt make the plaintiff, the
court, the marshal and the messenger very
happy:
The claim made by the steamer Hesper
against the steamer Ouachita Belle for
damages came up tor adjudication; 1t ap-
pears that on former occasion the ques-
ton of the cost of repairs necessary for the
Hesper in consequence Of the collision had
been left to arbitratOrs. who fixed the
amount Of damages at 500, and this sum
had in accordance with the decision been
paid by the Ouachita Belle. Afterward,
the Hesper claimed, in addition, the amount
Of expenses incident to the detention of the
Heeper while in dock, amounting to 226O,
and it was upon this claim that the commits
sioner was called to decide. He adjudged
not learned whether this decision was sat-
sfactory to either of the parties.
:, james King and James Wright, two Of
The crew Of the Charter Oak, made affida-
iavits, the former charging the captain and
the latter the mate Of the vessel with as
'ault and battery. The accused parties
gave bail to appear for examination.