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plenty t?> timl i* ri>win fur that u??*lj r??-a ted court. when them i* tjo dtfTV<-ally t< ?oc?4iuiK>date It. Let th? TWinl I >Mtrwt Court Ik- rru?o>ed trom t>r mh*u> whir Km now <H\nplr?? niul lmtw?f*TT<r?l to tl?*? n. which tfh* RocetMpr* o(T\r? w** f<>rn>rtl) kept, on tho %A)tie rt<*or with th* Kw?t lh? trict Court, and tho rloiki'ofTVe* oH?ot)i courts f*.ausferred to the upper portiou of tho building, where tho Convejanr*' ofTlrx nnrr kept, and let the F.ighth IH?trlei Court In' located In the room now iweu pied by tlir> Third Court. Th* tv>mt? once >o judiciously arranged, will jn<lIcin 1 ly work with ease and harmony. Of courno tho calling of ca?e* in tho Thlrtl Court, so transferred. will roino ?*#T l?*t in order.
A law has Wen lately passed, authorizing tho Wardens of tho Church of St. Ixmis to soil to the city the balance of the *mall squares on which the civil Court JIouso Is built, upow acceptable terms.
Now would S<5 The proper time, and the attention vf the municipal authorities i? respectfully invited on tho subject, to ronw to an understanding with the Wardens for additional ground for tho accommodation of the courts.
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Wc were informed yesterday.that Mfr. Saucier, who killed Dr. Po?t in Hay St. Louis, a few days ago, lift* himself died from the pistol shot wound inflicted bv Dr. Post.'
Sir. Sancier wn.s well known to many of onr citizens, who will deplore thin distressing; t>ccurrence.
Frkk Vaccination.?Dr. C. 11. White, President' of the Board of Health, gives notice through onr advertising columns that the Sanitary Inspoctor of tlio city will vaccinate all persons, froc of charge, who may apply at the places named in V"th? announcement to which wo have reference.
Tho ete&raship Hannover, Capt. Hirti-beTk, sails this morning for Bremen, via Havana and Southampton, with a full freight* 16 cabin and 140 steerage passengers. The following is a list of the cabin passengers:
TTor Bremen?Mr. Fulkenhotrner *n<1 l??lr An* RntUer, Hy Miller, Wrn MUler ?n<l fmmllr Vrtt* Wa*ner, RN Pepin, children and wrv*nU Mr* A It Klrchoff and danxhter.
For Havre?Mr. Pojrmlran md lxly.
>'or Havana?S Hmwliehn.
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Witness was nsktvl yhat wn* nndt^r stood by fhe highest bids, but the ?|u<t? tion was withdrawiii
Mr. Thos. Bivrkt? t^tlfleu tlial he t?Hik the letter of Mr. lWHWiUi to Mr. Sum mere, and that tue latter rt plie<l that the Citv Attorney must proc*^! in the court*.
Mr. Schreiher testiflM that he ?as a member of tho firin of Forstall Ilro?. ?V Sons ; that the aenior of the firm had ln-en in businem about fifty years; that they were agents for J. H. hchroeder A- Co.. a firm oflike standing with tho Kothcliilds aud Baring Bro?., etc.
He presented the telegrain in n'feretic<' to the proposed bid. It is in svpher, mid tho key to interpret it was sent for. The firm received other telegrams same day. Before receiving them we had determined not to bid for our friends, as tho proceedings looking to the sale of the stock were so irregular, and we did not care to involve them in litigation.
There was considerable argument, mid display of learning l?v counsel as to whether the key to this cypher could l?e legally required. Gen. Freeman cit???l in the negative tho N. Y. case of K. v. L'un vs.-----.	^
Judge Dibble hold that tho rules g?>v-eniing experts were applicable, and that experts could not l>e required t<? piTnluce their means of information. The telo-gramh wereoflered in evidence aud interpreter! by witness.
The first telegram from New York authorized a hid of $4 nor share for the City and Htate stork; and another, same day, through Mr. Tinkbr for the l^ondon firm, Axing as ultimatum of tho bid ?25 ihm share.
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