The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-11
THE COURTS.


The lessee Of the fruit and vegetable mar
ket Of the Second District, Joseph Bass, ha
filed petition alleging that VIM. Mayli
was the lessee of all the markets of the city
and sub-let to Bass the above two markets
He further sets forth that Maybe has faile(
to pay the city for the months of October
November and December, and that by hi>
default the rights of Bass have been leopard
lied and his interests endangered
| Bass has paid Maybe for the month of o.
tober ana maize arrangements to secure fol
November the rent to Maybe. He further al
leges that the city has instituted suit against
| him for a large sum and Maybe has seques-
| ored the entire revenues.
Bass asked for a writ OF prohibition, compel
ing Maybe from interfering with him in the
enjoyment OF the markets and his possession
OF the same. An injunction was granted and
opposing attorneys have taken a rule to dis
solve.
Southern md atlantic Telegraph Company Of
Lonisid,d Us. the Nesg Orleans, Mobile and
TeTus Railroad Conpoay.-A petition was
filed by plaintiffs praying that they be adj
judged tie owners OF certain rights upon the
payment to the railroad company of whatever
sum may be the amount Of damages sus-
tanned by the railroad.
The plaintiffs alege that they wish to con-
struct a telegraph line between New Orleans
and the Mississippi State line along the rail-
road, there 20 join a line now established to
Mobile.
The petition was filed and will .oon b..
brought up.
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
The Attorney (AIr Castellanos) for r. J.
Newhouse, the murderer of Lucas made a
motion to release the prisoner on bond. New
house appeared in Court with head hung
down and his right arm in a sling.
Prison life does not agree with him; lie
looked pale and haggggard Mr.. Luzenburg,
who occupies the position of General Attorney
in the absence OF Field, appeared on the part
OF the State. The evidence taken before the
coroner was being read when th. report
closed.
L. Chel, empanneled as juror 20 serve in
the above court, during the balance of this
month. appeared in court this morning under
the influence OF liquor. Judge Atocha soon
came to the conclusion that he could more
faithfully serve term in the Parish Prison
than as as juror, and ordered the sheriff to
nave nm mcarcerated in durancc vile for p
hours.
Mayor Havemeyer OF New York had the
good sense. not to say taste 10 resign his try
ing position through an attack Of apoplexy.
Inc precedent set by this queer old pig Of
Dutchman IS one that all future mayors OF
New York should act on. 1t is like Tom
Fieidings recipe to restore the love OF a wife.
Iom says, let the husband die and the love
returns. SO soon as a man is elected mayor
OF our great commercial center the pensive
public. through its journals and otherwise,
begin the bitterest abuse. which continues
until the incumbent passes from Office with
fair prospect of tie penitentiary before him.
Mayor Havemeyer headed this off by passing
to another. and let Us hope, a better world |
He did this so unexpectedly that the New
! ork dailies were put to much expense, not to !
say wrench Of their finer feelings. in chang
ng columns Of abuse to fearful eulogies |
Such IS hfe-in a mayor.