Sacramento Daily Union, Volume 8, Number 1229, 2 March 1855 — THE COURTS. [ARTICLE]

THE COURTS.

Supremo Court — frtmu Him. H. c. Mckkat C. J.; and C. J. Uhvax, Associate. Tin ksdav, .March 1. In the matter of I). McUlinn vs. Win. Smith — Ou re.'ulii £ and lilinjr utliilavit of Daniel C. MoOlino ■howiog mod cause therefor, and n motion <»f E. Cook, ordered thut a writ of mandating d,. Ustie commanding Hon. D. O. Shattack, Judge of the Court of the city of San Francisco, to revoke an 'order heretofore made by him as said Judge in a suit pending in said Superior Court, wherein Daniel C. McGlinn is pluintiir and Wm. Smith is defendant, transferring said cause to the District Court of the United States in und for the Northern District of California, and also commanding said Judge to proceed to try said cans-, 4c, or that said hhattuck shew cause before this Ooort, on Saturday next, at the opening of this Court, why be should not revoke said order and proceed to trvsaid cause. 1 lie foregoing order made as of yesterday. l'olack vs. Dowlinj;.— Stipulation toVubniit on Uriels to be hied twenty da vs. Iv the matter of the application of E. W. Walton for writ of habeas corpus granted, and writ ordered returnable next Tuesday evening. Endicott vs. Dustin.— Placed on calendar Submitted on brief on part of Dustin. Lucas et al. vs. Allen.— Appellants allowed ten dajm to tale briefs. Johnson vs. Sepulbeda.— Argued and submitted. S.iinuels vs. Gorbam.— Submitted on part of defendant, with perniissioa to plaintiff to file brief withiu twenty days. Meyer vs. Gorbam. — Same ordi-r as above City of San Francisco vs. Kelsev HttMe.—Atgaea and submitted. Sherry & ITovost vs. Franklin C. Gray.- Motion lor rehearing taken under advisement Adjourned to h<}., a. m. tomorrow. District Court-Hon. A. C. Mossox. Judge. xv 3 -n- , Tnrr^DAV, March 1. r « ;->"/Iman \letheran nR. B. Smart.- On motion of I hmt.ft. proceedings stayed for ten days fchjali Swift vs 11. A rents ct al.— Passed at cost of Defendant I'atchiu. Herman Mosher vs. R. Hoyt «>t al.— Action to rec.\ or damages fora forcible ejectment by Defendants from a stateroom on the steamer Wallamet. \ erdict for Plaintiff for |500 damages Adjourned till loi ■; o'clock a. m. to-morrow

MicHir.AX.— The Governor of this State notiGes the Legislature that there was a surplus of cash in the Trexsury in December last of $053, v <«M OS; the entire funded debt of the State way $'.»,:;57,581 •>'•». When admitted into the Union, in 1827 the population of the State was 21 SI 2 ; in IS4O it had increased to 212,207 ; in 1854 it had reached 50 ( .»,:;74. The increase is about half a million since 1820.

The debt of the little State of Delaware, as stated by the Governor on the first of January last, was $25,719 91. In Pennsylvania the message of the Governor shows the aggregate receipts of the State for the year to have been $C,66 C,O0 0; expenditure?, |8*486,000; leaving a balance in the Treasury of $1 ,220,000. The receipts of the public works show an excess over expenses of f 73C.000. The statistics show an expenditure, during his term of office, for the rent of works' of over *3,0O0,000 ; yet the funded debt ba* been reduced a quarter of a million.

Cash Warrants.— The City Council of Marysvillc have determined to issue cash warrants on the city treasury. The Herald contends that the cash which may from time to time accumulate in the treasury should be appropriated to the liquidation of the present indebtedness of the city.

To Kern River bt WATKR.—The steameV Flumboldt left yesterday, and the steamer America leaves to-morrow for San Pedro, from which point passengers bound for the Kern River mines take their departure by land. Foo.— The cause of the delay of the steamer Uncle San on Monday, it is said, was owing to the dense fog which enveloped the Golden Gate. Presidential Nomination.— The Caas County Tribune (Dowagiac, Mich.,) nominates William H Seward as its candidate for the Presidency.