National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-23
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United States.

Supreme Court Of the United States.
MONDAY. February %, 1875.
On motion Of Mr.. T. ]. Durant, Charles Edward
Souther, esq.,, Of New YORK city, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
No. ls7. Nicholas Q. stephen, appellant, Us.
VIM. d. Bean and wife. Appeal from the Su-
Justice Hunt delivered the opinion Of the court,
reversing the decree Of SAID Supreme Court with
costs, and Remaining the cause for further pro
court, with leave TO parties TO amend their plead
ings II they be 50 advised.
No. 156. Daniel Garrison, plaintiff In error, vs.
The Mayor, &C., Of New York, In error to the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the South
ern district Of New York. Mr.. Justice Field de-
Judgment Of the said Circuit court in this cause,
No. 100. George GavinzeI, appellant, vs. Robt
Court OF the United States for the Eastern district
Of Virginia. Mr.. Justice Davis delivered the
said Circuit Court with costs, and remaading the
cause, with directions to enter decree Tor the
complainant In conformity with the opinion Of this
No. 157. Washington R. Vermilye ct al, appel
lants, VS.. The Adams Express Company. Appeal
the Southern district Of New York. Mr.. Justice
Miller delivered the opinion Of the court, AFFIRM
ing the decree Of the said Circuit Court in this
No. LIS. r. H and ]. H. Peasants, plaintiffs in
errsr, vs. Hamilton G.. FAINT. In errer to the Cir
cult Court the United States for the district Of
Maryland. Mr.. Justice Miller delivered the opin-
ion Of the court affirming the judgment Of the
said Circuit COURT in this cause, with costs.
HsWii i ct al. Appeal from the oirc1i. Court Of
the United States for the Western district Of Ar
kansas. Mr.. Justice Swayne delivered the opin-
ion of the court, reversing the decree Of said Or
cuit Court, with costs, and remanding the cause
for further proceedings in conformity with the
opinion Of this court.
Samuel B. Thomas, sheriff, sc. In error to the
Supreme Court Of the State Of Mississippi. Mr..
Justice Clifford delivered the opinion Of the court,
Affirming the decree Of the said Supreme Court In
this cause, with costs.
No. l92. Roderick r. Butler, plaintiff in error,
VS.. The United States. In error to the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the Eastern dis
trict Of Tennessee. Mr.. Chief Justice Waite de-
liyered the opinion Of the court, stnT rH the
No, 127. N. B. Hill, administrator, SC, plain
tiff in error, VS.. Cyrus P. Mendenhall. In error
to the Circuit Court of the United States tor the
Eastern district Of North Carolina. Mr.. Chief
Justice Waite delivered the opinion Of the conrt,
reversing the Judgment OF the said Circuit Court,
with costs, and remanding the cause with direc-
lions to award q UeHiTe tGciGs de HoUo.
No. l69. Geo. OultoD, collector, &c, plaintiff
in error, vs. The Savings and Loan Society;
error, vs. The California Insurance Company;
No. III. L. Il. Cary. collector, &C., plaintiff in
No. I72. L. H. Cary, collector, sc, plaintiff in
error, vs.. The Savings and Loan Society;
No. 173. L. H. Gary, collector, &c, plaintiff in
In to the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the district of California. Mr.. Chief Justice
Waite delivered the opinions Of the court, reVers
ing the judgments of the said Circuit Court, and
REMINDING the causes with directions to render
judgments for the defendants.
No. 564. Samuel Fasnacht, plaintiff in error, VS..
Michael Frank. In error to the Supreme Court OF
the State of Louisiana. Mr.. Chief Justice Waite
delivered the opinion Of the COURT dismissing the
writ of error in this cause, with costs.
No. $50. William W. Bond ct al, plaintiffs in
error, VS.. John NJ. Moore. Mr.. Chief Justice
Waite announced the decision Of the court, deny
ing the motion to dismiss the writ Of error In this
cause.
No. 8. Original. The State of Florida, COM
plainant, Vs. E. Q: Anderson, it., et al The mo-
lion to receive and reinstate the order made by
the Chief Justice in this cause on the 18th Of May
last, and afterwards suspended by him, was
argued by Mr.. Edward N. Dickerson In favor Of
same, and by MI. W. W. mcfarland in oppOsI-
tiOn thereto.
No las. Bessie EIgee Gaussen, executrix, &C.,
remand this cause to the Court Of Claims for ad-
ditiOnal findings WAS commenced by Mr.. }. d.
Mcpherson in support Of the same, and continued
by Mr.. b. F. Butler In opposition thereto.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
Circuit Court-Chisf Justice Cartier.
This court made the following orders yester-
hickman VS.. DsrneIl. Suit on promissory
note. Verdict for $3.50 with interest.
johnson vs.. O'Hare. Action for damages grow
ing out Of injuries done to horse and cart, which
fell into ditch dug by defendant. Verdict for
plhLnLlLS Win udmdSes ~ 200 duu COsts.
Auxiliary Law COurt-Judge Macarthur.
This court yesterday set the case Of Shoemaker
and Paul for March Il.
APPEAL CASES TODAY.
Nos a. IS, ~ Al, 40, so, 81 S. S. s. IS, 81, IS, So
90, 81, 81, o3, "a and 65. Adjourned.
Police Court-Judge Smell.
In this court, Thomas Sumner, Sarah Sumner,
Nathaniel Bryan ahd James Plumsill was
charged with stealing chickens and ducks from
Joseph Fugtt. The woman was discharged. The
men were all sentenced to six months each in jail.
Buck Griffin and Philip Beckheimer, larceny Of
some wine from Rachel Greepapple, fined go each
and so days In jail. Joshua Robinson, larceny OF
clothing from Henry Magraw, sentenced months
In jail. Peter Dyson, charged with obtaining q
from Chas. H. Earl under false pretence sent to
the grand Jury. Bell L. Jackson, Howard
Dorsey, loud and boIstsrous language, Is each.
A troupe Of Italian minstrels-G. Lasceroconni,
Frank Lavenna, Peter Lavenna, Jessi OILVere
and F. p. JonnAir-charged with using loud and
boisterous language, fined IS each. Walter and
Albert Butler, assault on John SWeeny, q small
boy, so each. F. P. Jannin, fined $40 for carry
ing Q pisptol. Chas. Bowie, Ohas. Jackson,
Chubb Jackson and Timothy Heron, sent down as
Migrants. John Russ and Chas. Burd, violating
the hack law, Is each.