The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-14

state VS.. IlOmau AIdIuOS6l, III IL
Judgment annulled and case remanded.
Pierre Aurianne VS.. George j. Eschbacner.-
Judgment affirmed.
State VS.. CASTOR Larche. Judgment annul-
led and case remanded.
State vs. Etienne ACKNOWLEDGMENT an,
nulled and case remanded.
State ex rel New Orleans Republican
Printing Company, vs.. Charles Clinton, Audi
tor.-Judgment annulled and mandamus
made peremptory.
State VS.. Dock Martin. - Judgment af-
frmed.
State ex rel. Carondelet Canal and Naviga-
ton Company, VS.. James G. Brown, Admin
istrator, and the Mississippi and Mexican
Gulf Ship Canal Company. OF the
lower court, in so far as it orders the Admin
istrator of Public Accounts to record certain
Judgment, affirmed, and as regards the funds
out of which said Judgment is to be paid re-
versed. Rule against the Mississippi and
Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Company dis
missed.
Safe VS.. Horace Westley.-Judgment an
nulled and case remsnded.
Gerard Brandon VS.. L. FL. & j. NJ. Allen d
Co.-Judgment annulled and IN favor Q
plaintiff in solido for $500, with interest.
State of Louisiana ex rel Eager, Eller-
mann & Co. VS.. Chas. Clinton, Auditor.
Judgment affirmed.
James H. Hall & Co. vs.. Keep, Hogan &
acknowledgment affirmed with ten pei
cent damages tor frivolous appeal.
State VS.. John Harper and Peter Linn
Judgment affirmed.
United states Circuit Court.
Henry r. jackson VS.. the Vicksburg,
Shreveport and Texas Railroad ct al.-ln this
case Judge Woods ordered that all persons
Offering to make proof of bonds under the
decree be required to give security for costs
in the sum of SlOe, or deposit $50 with the
clerk. Further, that the Master do report
the amounts to be contributed by each bond
holder who is not party to the original suit,
but who is allowed to make himself party
under the terms of the Decree and that the
Master in Chancery be ordered to report On
the best mode of selling the property, 50 that
the parties mentioned III the decree may Dc
benefited.
And that said Master be ordered to report
on the allowance to be made to the experts
John W. Green and H. B. Richardson, Tor
their care, labor and expense and services IN
the examination and report OF the condition
of said railroad.
The following were then selected to serve
as grand Jurors: Fl. B. Stevens, j. B. Sim
mott, J. P. Piro, G. Boutin, T. c. Christophe,
A. Vidal, E Durvenay Louis Gaspar, A. NJ.
Blanc. f. Dede, A. Roundtree, Isham Nicho-
las, NJ NJ. Greenwood, r. Boswell, S. G..
Kreeger, JAS Coughlin, S. Field, Jr.. A.
Ramos, G. w. Wright, J. e. Keller, John
O'Neil, J. Montplaisir, VIM. Hart
Superior District Court.
w. Van Norden has filed suit against the
Constable of the First Justice Court, alleging
that he has seized property under certain
judgments against the Mexican Gulf Ship
Canal Company which were not tried contra
dictorily with plaintiff. He prays for an IN
junction.
Fifth District Court.
Jos. Hague VS.. s. Cambon-Judge Cullom
decided, Monday morning, in the ABOVE case,
that the exception to the jurisdiction Of the
court was we'll taken.
VIM McDuff, tutor, ct ais. VS.. Mrs. Mary
Roselius, Bouuy ct als.-This suit was brought
to recover from Christian Roselius certain
sums amounting to So, $50 81. The deceased
was appointed receiver of a certain fund In
1856, and the city relinqIished its right to a
certain portion of it, turning it over TO certain
proprietors of land found to have been ille-
gally taxed.
The defendants excepted to the jurisdiction
of the court and the exception was sustained.
Jno. c. Stephenson VS.. Billings Hilburn.
Plaintiff obtained Judgment against defend
house, belonging to third party. The owner
claimed his property and applied for writ OF
sequestra.ion. The plaintiff seeks to set aside
the writ. Judge Cullom, after reviewing the
facts, set aside the sequestratlon, and gave
the landlord his lien.
Superior Criminal Court.
INFoRMATIoNs.
The grand Jury returned the following bills
yesterday:
State vs. George Morris, charged with muir
der; true bill. The accused is charged with
the murder of the mulatto woman Sarah
Jones on the morning of the Both November
last.
State VS.. E Sherman, John Mccain and
John p. Montamat, charged with shooting
with dangerous weapon with intent to kill
one Brousseau on the night of October 2,
1875. Not true bill.
ARRAIGNED.
Robert Mahon, charged with carrying con-
cealed weapon, pleaded not guilty. Bond
$3.50.
P. J. Sullivan pleaded not guilty to q
charge of assault and battery. Bond 500.
Pauline Bell and Della Davis, charged with
grand larceny, pleaded not guilty. Bend
$1,000.
Maria Washington, charged, first, with bur-
glary; second, grand larceny. Pleaded not
guilty. Bond $780,
CONTINUED INDEFINITELY
State vs.. L. H Winchell, indicted for muir
der July II, 1871.
State VS.. D. Lushinaski, indicted for muir
der October 10, 1870.
State vs.. Joseph Collens, indicted for rape
September II, 1873.
State vs.. Pete johnson, indicted for murder
March II, 1870.
State VS.. Dido Baptiste and Francisco Mar
TIM, indicted for murder November, 1872
| The accused were released On their own re-
cognizance in the sum of $1,000 each to ap
pear for trial when notified.
CASE FIXED.
| State VS.. James Reed, charged with assault
and battery, fixed for this morning.