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 72 TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 98. 1846. conditions and restrictions as are hereinbefore prescribed in respect to the original electioni ofhguardian; and for the ipteigral oi timg between the removal, eat, or incompetency, o the rst e ecte guardian, and the new election of another by such orphan, the said Guardian ad court may, if it deem it expedient, appoint a guardian ad interim interim until such new election be made; taking such security of such guar. dian ad interim, and exercising over him such jurisdiction and powers, as are or may be required and given in the cases of other guar- Nom., of ni,. dians: And provided further, That, where a guardian is to beisuper. pggztggn ¢¤ ¤¤- seded bysuch election, he shall have not1ce of the application by ‘ summons, or in writm. Summa my IS:-rc. 2. And be it farther enacted, That if any surety of a guarci,,,,i,i,,i,,im,_ dian, by petition to the court before which he was bound, setting forth that he apprchends himself or herself toi be in dainger of sufferin thereb, shall ra that he ma be relieve , the said court, after a sugnmons is answeli the petition shyall have been served upon the guardian, or a copy of such summons left at the place of his usual abode, shall order him to give counter security for the complete indemnity of the original surety, or to deliver the ward’s estate into the hands of the surety, or of some other person; in either of which cases it shall take sufficient security of the person into whose hands the ward’s estate shall be delivered as aforesaid; and such court shall and may make such further and other order for the relief of the petitioner as to it shall seem 'ust. Approved, Ailgust B, 1846. Aug. 8, 1646. Cru?. XCVIII. ——- An Act to regulate the Proceedings in the Circuit and District -—-—-——— Courts of the United States, and for other Purposes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House ¢y" Representatives ¢y" the Change chime United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Circuit ro, homing (5;,,- Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York g¤i¤i_g¤¤§2upife& shall hereafter be held on the third Monday in October, instead of ijisiiici Oi New the last Monday in November; and that all writs, pleas, su1ts,_rec0g- York. mzances, indictments, and all other proceedings, civil and criminal, shall be returnable to and have day in court, and shall be heard, tried, and proceeded with, by the said court, in the same manner as might and ought to have been done, if the court had been held at the time heretofore directed by law; and it is further provided, that the term Jiiiy mm ,,i,0i_ of the Circuit Court appointed by law to be held on the last Monday ishad. in July, in each year, in said district, shall not hereafter be holden. Sec. 2. And be it farther enacted, That whenever the district Either court attorney shall deem it necessary, it shall be lawful for any Circuit rrpgwzemifuiudipg Court, in session,·by order entered on its ·minutes, to remit to ihfi i,ii,,,,,_ next term or session of the District Court of the same district ally indictment pending in the said Circuit Court, when the offence or offences therein charged may be cognizable by the said District Court; and in like manner it shall be lawful for any District Court to remit to the next term or session of the Circuit Court of the same district Eiigci of Such my indictment pending in the said District Court; and such remission remission. shall. cariiy with it alilrecognizpnces, processes, and proceedings pendé mg in the case in the court rom which the remission is made; an the court to which such remission is made shall, alter the order of remission is filed therein, act and proceed in the case as if the indictment, and all other proceedings in the same, had been originated in said court. Gmidiiiiicii oi- Sec.  _And be it further enacted, That it shall be lawful for iiié District Courts grand juries impanelled and sworn in any District Court to take