New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
THE COURTS.
Tnlted stntes Circuit Court.

Charles Julian vs.. Louisiana Savings Bank
and Safe Deposit Company. Bill of com
plaint In chancery- Charles Julian, a cit
izen Of the republic of France, files this bill
Of complaint against the Louisiana Savings
Bank and the city of New Orleans: That
your orator holds certain certificates Of APP
preparation issued in conformity TO an Ordi-
nance passed the eighth day of June, 1871
No, 1888, Administration series, and pursu-
ant to certain appropriations made, the
whole amounting to $2693 As; that the city
pledged its faith that these certificates
should be paid in the order of their adOp
ton, and conferred upon the complainant a
vested right to payment according to the
terms Of the ordinance. Now the city, by
ordinance No. 1882, Administration series,
twenty-third October, 1872, contracted with
the bank whereby each agrees to pay on be-
half of the city $3.50, 900, various evidences
Of Indebtedness previous to the date Of the
ordinance, among which were certain GER
tifcates of appropriation such as held by
the complainant
The bank, being Fiscal Agent, is bound
to pav these certificates in the order of the
adoption Of the ordinances, and if paid IN
the order Of priority, the last named sum is
more than sufficient to pay all such evil
dcnces of Indebtedness now out. But the
bank, or some Of its officers, are holders OF
an amount OF these evidences of indebted
ness issued under ordinances adopted sub
stquently to ordinance No. 1918, equal or
nearly to the amount which the bank has
agreed to pay, and the complainant fears
will pay, unless restrained.
Therefore the following injunction is
prayed Tor: That the hank lie restrained
from paying any certificates of indebted
ness issued subsequently to the adoption OF
any ordinance under which those certih-
Gates held by complainant were, issued
until they have first paid those held by
him.
Set for trial on the twenty-ffth, on rule
niSi why an injunction Pendents lite should
not issue.
Bussey 4 Co. vs.. steamer Colossal-Case
submitted.
second District Court.
The SUGGESTIONS of Gustaye Cruzat ard
Emile Torregrossa have been opened Ow-
ing to the little anxiety OF gentlemen Of
the bar to try their cases there was no SEES
sion yesterday.
Eighth District Court.
State Of Louisiana on relation Of S. Bel
den, on information of +. j. Heron, against
Jack Wharton ct ais, for intrusion in Of
tiue.-The following order is issued;
Let the defendants be ordered TO show
cause on Saturday, November l6, why an
injunction should not issue as within prayed
for and according to law. Meanwhile let
the defendants desist from acting or assuln-
ing to act as returning officers until the de
termination Of this rule
III. G. DIBBLF, Judge"
The petitions praying for this injunction
were published yesterday morning.
United States Commissioner shamnOn.
j. q. P. Hoey, Of Rapides, was charged
with, first, that he refused 10 register the
names of four persons and 800 others in the
parish, bains supervisor; second, stutnng
the box He was arrested yesterday, and
will be put under bonds for rial by the
United States Circuit Court. The affidavit
was made by Harry Lott.
a number of atidayits arc made swear
ing to frauds perpctrated in the country
parishes. Among these are atiidayits from
Baton Rouge, and particular testimony is
specified against Allan that he, in company
with four or five others, conspired together
to cheat the voters by palming OFT upon
them q false ticket. He was arrested.
DR.. White and Mr. Shepard have been
arrested.
tinted STATES Commissioner Wolleyo
Returns officially received from the va
ri0us congressional districts will be pub
lished in few days, as received by tie
commissioner, who is now engaged in tigur-
ing up the returns. The reports Uf election
frauds arrive constantly, and come il from
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