The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17
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ousent, Hon. W. d. "ooue' '"usI
Jackson ct al. VS.. Vicks,,
AsnIy I ~ and Texas Railroad
~ cn'' Jnhn Z. Ludeling ct nj.
opa99.y,, "a me no on the Masters report
he sun v" turned over tothe receiv-
accounts Of defendants, as to
wnrnnerty. After argument, IN
@,Inssrs. John A. Campbell aud
llcn dm..aford. attorneys, represented
NJ Claimants, and Messrs, VIM. IL.
gcopnI John Ray, attorneys, repre-
~ The defendants, the court took
alo Vein X1lein, holder of bonds, filed a
n $1,000 against the city OF New
en-, .ir,scd states District Court.
In Hon. u. g. Billings, Judge.
sfuharbor Protection Company has
~ n Nh against the ship Majestic for
~ IA salvage, out OF cargo OF
F"s superior District Court.
IA Hnr. b. l.. Lynch, presiding.
~ cf Louisiana vs. Charles Clinton,
S NM and Antoine Dubuclet. Treas.
Bloomfield Il Go. havej be ,Bened
y%s anti, asking that the Auuitor u.
saSnsot, be required to warrant on
, u,ate Treasurer for the sum Of $1,000,
mi, Kan for $50 copies each Of the civil
srd the Code OF Practice furnished
XIV. and for which appropriation
,sssr made. and asking that the In
l;or under which said Johnson says
I9 \ ss,.sstmined from issuing said war
4. n dissolved. etc.
suwerIor Criminal Court.
,..,ont. Hon. II. II. Steele, Judge.
No Grand Jury presented their ind
~ the case OF the State va. Henry
e. a on a charge OF murder, endorsed
:v% true bill.
N. court to vacate Judge Steele.s
" n March the 18th, which reads
NJ ". v"rhat hereafter, when the State
'. renrescnted In this court by the
la w General In person, or In his
ps noe nv the Assistant Attorney Cen
!, s rrooucsted to act by the Governor /
l,,orney General. by section 2, of act
\, ali prosecutions and crimi-
" nroaecitions In this court shall
,dnducted by the District Attorney
w nistrict. us the proper sworn
wv 10 represent the State and the
ss,iet ATTORNEY is hereby authorized
ssssociate with him such assistant
.rnsel members OF this bar, as. In his
Smcnt. the interests OF public justice
~ reason alleged in the motion was,
VI there was now pending I'm the Supe-
4 district Court q suit to test the con-
ssuIonaljty of act 30, of 1874. The
rssor aid not think 1t proper for any
WA 10 indorse an act the constitu-
sss]ity OF which was now pending, 1t
NM Disputed In another court.
in1ce Steele remarked that he desired
sserItiops in this court to be con-
sSsd by the proper officers, who had
mar to enter nolle prosequies, or dis
k,rcp accused parties, without even the
sboriSation OF the court, and he was
.ned to delegating these preroga-
Ex 10 other than duly appointed
sprs, and overruled the motion.
ne Jury In the case OF Liza johnson,
nm was on trial when our yesterday
Sslng report closed, brought in ver-
MI not guilty.
| me same verdict was rendered In the
cases Of tho State VS.. David Wilde,
M ior wilful and corrupt perjury, and
NJ vs.. Samuel Barnes, tried for rob-
N and grand larceny.
he Grand Jury brought in their find
MIN The case or the State VIZ. Thomas
Depaux, indorsed mot true bill"
atAe charge OF murder, "a true bill"
! thc charge Of manslaughter.
First District Court.
Present.. Hon. i. Abel, Judge.
hptiste Ruify. on his own plea OF
taty Of assault, was sentenced to one
kmth's Imprisonment i'm the Parish
non, and Oscar Salum, Jr., on his
NJ plea Of guilty OF obtaining goods
bier false pretences. was sentenced TO
Ryear In the Louisiana State Pcni-
sthry.
A Information for petty larceny was
Magainst Juliana johnson.
second District Court.
Present., Hon. A. l.. Tissot, Judge.
accession of Marie Aglae Emile
Gmain. On petition to be put in
wession. It was ordered that Louisa
Me Roubica, wife OF Francois Carg-
be recognized as sole heir OF said
lwdent, and that as such she be put In
nession OF all the property left by her
kSased mother and inherited by her
pier the Judgment of this Court, rem
inland signed December %, 1879, said
|Herty Inherited by her subject to the
ttof usufruct Of Widow Henry Ger
IN during her widowhood.
Third District Court.
Present., Hon. +. Meunier, Judge.
lE Billings VS.. w. w. Mccullough,
) Soares, garnishee.-A petition for
ntof prohibition was filed In this
won the 10th instant, of which we
Ne some extracts. The petition Of
State Of Louisiana ex rel. G. b.
kns, appellant herein, respectfully
rsents that in this case relator, as
nshee, was condemned to pay plain
tS Al and costs, Notwithstanding
hd previously paid under execution
Tie suit Of Mccullough vs. Soares in
kThird Justices Court, all that was
\ 10 said Mccullough. That from
! Judgment OF the Second Justices
PIT he took a suspensive appeal. re-
Fable 9Th and 10th instant. That in
tpfoceedings In said Second Justices
" said Billings was represented by
~ Harris, Esq attorney-at-law, who
Pears Of record as such. Now, rela-
shows that his counsel, John M:
sney. ESQ.,, being unable to attend
W because of bodily injury received,
ned with said Harris, attorney for
Billings, that he should have three
Ebr additional days in which to file
transcript of appeal in this court;
nlator's counsel placing implicit
sdence in said agreement, paid no
aer immediate attention thereto.
sFers that on the 18th inst, in &C.
ance : it'll said agreement, he filed
Transcript in this honorable court,
u {6,d tn tba ,larly fha ,,cuol HannSit