New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
THE COURTS.
United States District Couri-ln Admira

| nlted states DlstflCt COurS-ln Admiralty.
Parties in interest are to show cause, on
| April |, why the commissioners report be
| not approved in the ease against the Ida
and the proceeds distributed in accordance
with law.
Time tO1dvise was taken in the excep
tons in the cases of the United States
against the steamers Indiana. Henry Ames,
G. b. Church and Dexter, originally libelled
for transportation of septOline oil, ''refuse
of coal OIL an int1ammable and com
| bustible liquid, without complying with the
customary forms.
Rule in the case of Cunningham and
others against steamer Santa Martha dis
| missed.
The voluminous testimony in the case of
| the tug Tecumseh in collision with the Lon
| don is ordered printed, the losing party
| paying for the whole business.
United States District COuri-ia Bank.
ruptcy.
| Rule for contempt against the Commercial
| Bulletin Printing Company dismissed on
| suggesting the compliance of the defendant
| with the order of court.
| The marshal is to deliver to T.. +. Norton.
| assignee, the bankrupts property in the
| case of Isaac Raas.
| In the case of Phelps, Mccullough & Go.
| against j. NJ. White, an Injunction issued,
| restraining the Sheriff from selling the
steamboat Katie or taking action under
Judgment of State court until further
orders of this court
| The rule, after suggesting the pending ap-
plication against j. NJ. White, to declare
| him a bankrupt, goes on to say that w bite
confessed Judgment in the Fourth District
| Court for the parish of Orleans that he
might defeat the operations of the bank
rupt act and ID. G. McCan & Son, in whose
| favor Judgment was confessed, were about to
| INV Of t, for hp
| Katie, when the Injunction puts stopper
| on it.
! During the progress OF case in this court
! the counsel was decidedly against the re-
| ception of certain evidence, saying it was
not en- regie in bankruptcy proceedings. and
insisting that IL will stand by the books that
| this evidence should not be admitted
The Judge-"You stand by the books and
| the court will go on and take the evidence.
United States Circuit Court.
A rule for new trial has been taken in the
case of Darlington against the Merchants
| Insurance Company.
An appeal has been ordered in the case of
Latham against Hickey to the Supreme
Court Of the United States, the same oper-
ating as supersedeas.
In the case of John Thompson. Jr., against
| II. kuss a minor, the plaintiff RECEIVERS four
lots of ground in the Sixth District, for
4 which he sues. the defendant to be REIN
bursed the purchase price.
Time to advise was taken in the applica-
ton of DAILY for an injunction against Sheriff
| Sauvinet.
The District Courts.
Another of the suits against the Board of
Police has been brought by Sergeant Dor
sev in the Sixth District Court to recover
500, on the ground of discharge without
cause before the year had expired.
John Cockrem has applied to the Second
District Courtto be qualified as Administra-
tor of improvements for the city of New Or
leans. Also, Frank c. Remick, Admins
TRAITOR of Commerce.
On motion of Joseph 2. llornor. attorney
of the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and on showing to the court that a. p.
Desforgcs, one of the defendants herein,
had violated the Injunction herein issued
and made peremptory. by selling tickets of
the Royal Havana lottery, at his store. in
this city. and that he has thereby been
| ordered by the Eighth District Court that
said 2. A. DeSforges show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt.
The rule came up at eleven o'clock Satur-
| day morning. Some OF the witnesses for
the lottery company being absent, writs of
| attachments We're issued.
{. S. Sauvinet. who was appointed judi
| tldl >tihtetIdtoT OF III" tutctS ti the maya
zine Street Railroad Company in the suit
instituted against the same byJ. II. Young.
filed yesterday morning an account of his
administration OF the property. The par
! ties interested are to show cause. ten days
after citation. why the account should not
he homologated, and the Sheriff discharged
| from his trust.
The road was sold for sos. 900. After de
ducing expenses there is balance OF
| SiS, 10 - in bonds.