New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

the benefit OF creditors and proceeds Gt'
posted in the registry Of the court.
j. w. Ramsey I'll al vs.. ship John Par.
ker-A motion to bond was taken under
= advieement by the court and an appraisal
ordered.
Supreme Court.
Rehearngs were refused il tits cOuT: On
SATURDAY. III the following casee:
Chopin & White vs. Blanc X LAgendTe:
State Of Louisiana VS.. Timothy Duherty; j.
O. Pierce. Jr.. We. William Clark and sheriff;
Louis Langway W. Elizabeth FeZrel; j.
of Merada Meals; j. ID. O'LeaTy vs.. Martin
Cobb & Co.: Mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Shin Cana! Company VS.. James o. Moves;
{. Strehle Us. +. Pfster: Joseph T.!entes
G: al. VS.. Myra Clark Gaines.
Ia the following cases Tehearlngs We're
granted:
John Halliday We. A. Lanata: Ellen F!tz.
Patrick and husband VS.. Mutual And and
benevolent Life Insurance Company: q. \.
Thomas VS. city OF New Orleans: succession
Cf j. VI. Caballero: Frederick H=l!en ~.
Read X Hunt
State Of Louisiana tx rel i. G.. Pn:alo
vs. the Judge "f the Fifteenth Jud! clal DIS.
:rict Court.--It is ordered tia. the man.
damus herein be made pereuptoTr. and
that the district judge set down the case OF
she State eX I. !. +. G.. Pniado. No. 1880, Of
.he docket Of the district cOUg! iUr the par.
;sb OF Assumption. for trial. with prefer.
ence over all cases, and w!tho1: jury. OF
the eighth OF April 1873.
On Saturdays Of each cnEE: week here.
after the court will pass upon Motions Tor
IeheaTDg.
superior District Court.
The following extraordinary petition was
fled in this court yesterday:
TO the Honorable Judge of the superior D5stItc;
for the PARISH OF orleans.
The petition OF Adophe Dupge. Sr. OF The
. SAID parish. respectfully represents
y That OF the twentv-sixth day II March.
1873. petitioner was pursuing has nsaa! oc.
cupation Of collector OF State securities.
having warrants for the Citizens Bank OF
Louisiana, for judges and Other State
creditors, amounting to considerably over
500 900; that he went 20 the office OF tie
Treasurer of the State. on Royal street.
through the hall separating that office from
the office of State Auditor; that he was il.
formed that there were DO funds in the
State treasury, but there might hc in the
course OF the day-in few minutes or
hours, the Treasurer could not specify: that
petitioner withdrew to said hall 10 await for
The reception of said funds, and while
shere awaiting peacea bly, was turclbly ar
rested nv the orders of Charles Clinton, State
Auditor on the malicious and false charge
at disturbing the peace: that after the trial
Gt said charge petitioner was discharged. on
She ground that the evidence showed that
petitioncr.f on the contrary. had been
peaceful and quiet all the tine, Tie police
officer who had made the arrest tes:iivlng
20 petitioners gentlemanly bearing anu e&-
planning that he had not made tie arrest
FOR breach of the peace or disturbance. but
because he had been PelemptoTiy ordered
bv SAID Charles Clinton 10 make the arrest.
That on the twenty niuth OF March. 1873.
Royal street, to attend to his sad usual avo.
cation, but was forbidden TO enter the build.
iug by the said Charles Clinton. That IN.
less restrained by the equitable w..t OF in.
junction, said Clinton will persist in ma.
!iciously and corruptly preventing petitioner
from applying TO the State Treas! greg tor
payment of aforesaid warrants.
Petitioner AYERS that for damages IN.
Cured by said false imprisonment and by
the denial 10 petitioner of tree access "a
;he public hall separating the Tr1asuGers
and Auditors offices, and preventing petit.
;ioner from remaining in SAID hal. 20 pur.
sue his said avocatation petitioner hes .u..
iered damages in the sum of Sj00G.
Petitioner asks tina: the Auditor he cited
70 answer this demand, and :Ea" writs o..
Injunction issue restraining said C..L:ou
from further interference w!,h a!!n.
Judge Hawkins issued the :1..cw:n: a..
der in the case:
1 ieInSe ihe VIII Oh III lECt.rL. LtstAu
PRAYED for. also the rule ",Si asked Tor by
counsel. on the ground tina. IKE. relief
EOUgh. herein lies III the executive depart.
ment.
The Cresccr: City live Stock Landing
and S,aughterhouse Company have .Gsti-
futed SUI. against Dominique and Jean NJ.
Barthin for establishing a s,aughterhouse
ON Administration street. between Delachalse
etree: and Louisiana avenue, and slaughter
;pC earle therein since January -. 1873.
clearly in violation of the charter Of plain.
:iffs az vel! as the statutes 0: the State.
Petitioners further claim damages 20 :he
amount OF ST. coo: also the value of the
heads. horns and feet of 24G beeves. killed
Iv :ne said Barthins in said sIaugh.erhous,.
amounting 20 81. In addition 70 these
considerations the said slaHghterh0.se - a
nuisance, aud offensive to health. Plain.
;,ffs ask 10 addition a writ Of injunction.
Judge Hawkins ordered the !nj.ne..o1 %
Issue as prayed foro :,
State pf Louisiana tx 'e!. James. II.
Handy, parish Judge OF 81. Mary parish. has
nnnIied 70 this court for a mandamus 10
r6mneI fine Auditor OF Public Accounts 10 |
;ssue his warrant on the Treasurer for sal. |
arv dine him from December =. 1872, 10 |
january 81. 1873. as parish Judge "t 81.
Mar The court has ordered The Auditor !
20 c6mniy with the demand oi !e.@tor. or |
20 show cause 20 the contrary Oh .I' second |
OF April. r,;.~,s,, C.o,,.
,,anr.-Plaintitf is practical m&cui1.s. ana
mechanic, and applies for a wiz ol l.aubb
sion restraining the company lroln Us ~. -
Eng him in the posse ssion OF !. &C. 'aln
.,ronnd which plaintiff occupies WIN sew
:s7raI workmen engaged in the construction |
- apnaratus for propelliDg strtt' cars I