National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-19
THE COURTS.
supreme Court Of the United States.

bupI0no CoUIb OF the Uu1beQ bbapebs
MONDAY, January Is, 1875.
On motion Of Mr.. Attorney General Williams,
James Flynn, ESQ.,, Of New York city, was i'd
mitted To practice as an attorney and counselor
Of this court. ..r.sr-- #
On motion Of Mr.. M. Q. Kerr, Samuel A. HUI,
esq, OF Indianapolis, Ind, was admitted to prac
tice as an attorney and counselor Of this court.
On motion Of Mr.. ]. A. GARFIELD, Isaac o. Par
ker, esq, OF st. Joseph, Mo-, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
No. l2s. John Doe, lessee of F. Valiant, as
signee, &c, plaintiff IN error, VI s. ". Childress.
for the Middle district Of Tennessee. Mr.. JUS
tice Hunt delivered the opinion Of the court,
atiIming the Judgment Of the said Circuit Court
No. $40. Chester A. Arthur, collector, &c,
plaintiff IN error. W; AuEusts Richard st a; In
for the Southern district Of New York. Mr.. JUS
tice Bradley delivered the opinion Of the court,
with costs, and remandinE the cause with dirsc.
tons to award Q DentTe fsctSs d. 1880.
No. us. Charles N. Tremaine ct al, appellants,
No. 11S. AlonEo Hitchcock ct al, appellants, W.
Charles N. Tremaine ct 81. Appeal from the
ern district Of New York. Mr.. Justice Strong
delivered the opinion Of the court, Affirming the
decree OF the said Circuit Court in these causes
With interest," each party to pay their own costs In
NO. I2s. W. Bsssy ct al, appellants, va John
SSaTt q the Ts1r.Ofy6 sM Onsna me Mr. 1PG.tIcs
Field delivered the opinion Of the court, sfirming
the decree Of the said SuprsmeCourt Inthis cause,
No. is6. Geo. M. :OehiItree, plaintiff in error,
vs.. The Iowa Railroad Contracting Company et
al In error to the Supreme Court 81 ne STATE , Of
ion Of the court, Affirming the Judgment Of the
said Supreme Csurt in this cause, With costs.
No. 491. The Union Pacific Railroad Company,
appellant, vs.. Edward o. Mcshane, treasurer,
No. 400. Edward @. McShane, treasurer, &C.,
paNI6a
papy. Appeals from the Circuit court Of the
| United States for the District OF Nebraska. Mr..
Sfnrming the decree Of the said Circuit COGrt in
| these causes, with costs.
No, l2a. Peter MOngsr, appellant, vs.. Thomas
United States for the Eastern district Of Tennes-
| see. Mr.. Justice Swayne delivered the opinion
cult Court in this cause, with costs and interest
| No. 100. ]. Cooke Longstreth, assignee, &c,
plaintiff in error, VS.. George Pennoek, executor,
| States for the Eastern district Of Pennsylvania.
| Mr.. Justice SWayne delivered the opinion Of the
court, afiIming the Judgment Of the said Circuit
No. Isl. Samuel p. Smith ct al, appellants, vs..
| The Steamer "Sea Gull" &C.;
No. l32. The Steamer "Sea Gull, !" &c, appel
Iants VS.. The Schooner SARAH Watson, p sc.
| Appeals from the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the District Of Maryland. Mr.. Justice
Clifford delivered the opinion Of the court, re-
vcrsing the decree Of the said Circuit Court, with
costs, and remI nding the causes for further pro-
ceedlngs in conformity with the opinion Of this
| court.
No. IFS. WIN. A. Haycraft, appellant, VS.. the
No. 176. VIM. L. Lane ct al, minors, &C., appel
lants VS.. The United States. Appeals from the
Court Of Claims. Mr.. Chief Justice Waite de-
ltvered the opinion Of the court attirming the
No. 562 The Union Insurance Company, Of
| New Orleans, plaintiff in error, VS.. Kenneth &
Bell In error to the Circuit Court OF the United
states for the District OF Louisiana. Mr.. Chief
| Justice Waite announced the decision OF the
court, Diminishing the writ Of error in this cause
No. 457. Thos. Sherlock ct al, plaintiffs in er-
| ror, VS.. Chas. Alling, administrator, &c. Mr..
Chief Justice Waite announced the decision of
| the court, denying the motion to dismiss this
| cause.
No. 3D. George W. Bowen, plaintiff in error,
| VS.. Nelson Chase. Mr.. Chief Justice Waite an
nounced the decision of the court, postponing this
cause until after the No. 624 is reached.
! AMENDMENT TO RULE NO. 20.
| If after a cause has been passed, under clrcum-
stance which do not place 1t at the foot Of the
docket the parties shall desire to have 1t heard,
they may file with the clerk their joint request
to that effect, and the cause shall then be by him
reinstated for call ten cases after that under ar
the request is fled If the parties will not unite
| in such q request either may move to take up
| the cause, and II shall then be assigned to such
place upon the docket as the court may direct.
No stipulation to pass cause without placing
it at the foot Of the docket will be recognized as
binding upon the court. A cause can only be 50
passed upon application made and leave granted
In open court.
| No. &c. Nathan GreenWald ct al. plaintiffs in
error, VS.. Penelope Bond, administrator, sc. The
melton to dismiss this cause was submitted on
printed arguments by Mr.. r. T. Merrick, in SUP
port OF same, and by Messrs. Pike johnson, IN
opposition thereto.
No. 572. The Chicago and Alton Railroad Com
paRy, plaintiff in error, vs.. Henry q. Wiswell
The motion to dismiss this cause was submitted
on printed arguments by Mr.. John W. Ross, in
support Of same, and by Mr.. r. Phillips, In op
position thereto.
No. 49, The United States, appellants, VS.
the Union Pacific Railroad Company. The mo
tion for q eeTtioT6Ti in this cause was argued BY
Mr.. p. Phillips, in support Of same.
No. al. John Kielay and wife, appellants, vs.
John A. McGIynn ct al. The argument Of thiI
cause was continued by Mr.. s. NJ. Wilson, o.
counsel for appellees, and concluded by MI
Isaiah T. Williams, for the appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow at L o'clOak.
General Term-Supreme Court.
All the Justices sat in general term yesterday
David Tyler, Of Maine, was admitted to prac
ice at the bar Of this court, on the motion Of Mr.
Fuller.
Messrs Riddle, Elliott and Bradley were sp
pointed o committee to examine applicants fol
admission to the bar.
Some routine motions were filed. Patent case
will occupy the court for several days.
| Adjourned.