New-York tribune., 1872-08-17

borrowed IL from James H. Coleman Now, can a jndge
money from suitOrsf And the TACT Is tnhe
three nys before Robinson appointed receiver ne
told by Fisk that he was 10 be appointed now uia
,yas Va ne soan annontment OF a receiver as as
the matter reached the United States Courtf
THE UNION PACIFIC LITIGATION
Counsel Ehen passed TO the case of tho Union Pacno
Railroad crcIsing the vady of the claim of Fisk 10
the possession any OF the stock of that company FISK
claimed to have paid certain price for the STOCK
whereas he had paid the price emitting him 10 IT,
But that not the question here. He claimeu 'na'
this not for an iujuncton the company was
abuB1antly able to make good any claim be might nave
made against It. But what reason was there IN ths
cas or in any Of the Others for injunction interfering
with the election Of directors He asked u vohf pe
elected 10 public ohice, could get an lnluhclIoh
asked then II there was any conceivable for the
issue of Injunction ON the complaint m @ me- had
supposed: Referring TO all tnese Ur1eis ad ~
asked If they were merely aec,den'al sti snn
order making Tw receiver, which stopped work on
road struggling for completion, under the REQUIREMENTS
said counsel object Of this suit was 10 e9eree
the Company into granting the demands OF james
lie said you intend to force us TO submit 10 jim
Fskf Why said counsel such remark addressed 70
insult; but Judge Barnard it had the effect only 20
make him cTnge and release just litte' ms hou @ In
orders the financial affairs OF the Company Its
bonds before the orders were issued sod Tor lO ana m
mediatey fell to about 6S 1t had on hand az tne % Iine
S0OOOO0 of bonds, and the loss suffered was eno
nous He asked If judge had right to strike sueh
blows to the interests OF citizens ana Win MS
eyes wide open TO their effect
OTHER RAILROAD oUTRAGEs.
Counsel then discussed the effect OF the orders in the
case of the Albany and susGuehanna Railroad Company,
and the authority them He conroyerted the neces-
sy for these orders and showed that all the complaints
could have been answered by other legal proceedings
What these men wanted said counsel to carry an
election do this necessary to get the stock
held by Groesbeck into the hands of a receiver This
was the step; then they needed to get possession
the books and all this in order that they could steal
possession of railroad. Counsel then proceeded to
consider the of the ST. Paul and Milwaukee Rail
road aud charged Judge Barnard with perpetIatlng
great outrage In issuing the order he did Counsel
stated the circumstances OF the case ana pointed OUT
what should have been the proceeding, showing that
Judge Barnard had no jurisdiction Ana YET Wldt nap
penedf Why, Judge Barnard appointed receiver on n
bond Of $3.50 security executed by nonreSdent OF
the State. What security was this for interference
with an important and wealthy company, whose
railroad through three States or the
Westf 1t appears that Shafer comes before ore
Judge Barnard, whom he hnds engaged ~ the s
intellectual occupation OF whiting STICK. shaier
states his complaint Judge Barnard expresses douDts
TO his Jurisdiction shafer refers TO case barnard
asks where 1t is TO be found and shafer unable at
once to remember but finally recalls H. judge barnard @
then issues his order which, In It's eect lnlcts loSs
upon this company amounting to millions OF dollars Is
fully considering the law and the facts of cases brought
before judge Now, what was the object OF TINS
plant were dealing largely in the stock OF this road.
The price OF the stock advancing, and they were
"shor" to the language of the street. They wero
short, and had heavy contracts TO deliver TINS stock
This affairs runOus 10 them, and something
secured In order that the advance IN the price OF te
stock should be checked, and decline secured And all
this was done a sham suit based on $500 bond.
VARIOUS JUDICIAL DELNQUENCIEs
Counsel then considered the of the lease of the
Olympic Theater, and after stating the case which
that the receiver through order issued by Judge Bar
nard leased the theater to his soninaw for s15.
900 when there higher offers, and one by Barney
Williams of 10000. Here said counsel, the case Of
a Judge acting chancellor whose duty it to act
the best interest Of infants making order by which
these infants deprived of $4,000 for the lease
was for three years Counsel then examined the allow
ances made by Judge Barnard in the Of Sheppard
against Thompson, Tghe and DUFF, which allowances,
eodnsCi said wore ezOronate, and Gs0 alluded 70 other
Counsel then considered the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company where Judge Barnard sent order 70 this
company that unless "a certain amount of money
paid by Monday morning no would imprsOn them for
thorty OF law DE had no rght 10 make use OF any such
threat Counsel then glanced at several other minor
points the charges which he presented with cearness
and force ana proceeded to speak IN general terms the
He claimed that the prosecution had established
all the charges made against the respondent and called
for the full sentence provided for by the Constitution:
Never, he said was Judgment more anxously waited
dents in England where the punishment Of judges much
than our Constitution provides, had had the
effect OF stopping impeachments there.
On his concluding there applause, which
promptly checked by the President On motion of Chief
Justice Church the Court then went into private session.
At o'clock the opened and the Court took
recess until p. III.
The Court continued in secret session from 10 Sl5
and then adjourned to meet in secret session at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning. The is well kept but
it generally understood that after considerable discus
sion verdict Of guilty given several articles.
final Will he Duhl
1t is understood that ten articles have been acted upon
this afLernnnn-