The Decree In The University Case

The decree in the University case was entered ia the supreine court Thursday. lt modiftes the decree entered in the court below in the following particulars: 1. In debiting Douglas wilh "old accounts," soealled and interest thereon to the amount of $113. C5. 2. In disallowing to the extent of f 300 and interest from July 1 , 1870, (said principal and interest ainounting to $480.08) Douglas' claim for an error in bringing forward a balance in his account rendered to the regents at that date. 3. In charging Douglas with deposit money to the amount, of $420 representcd by stub No. 37 and stubs Nos. 44 to 85 inclusive, in stub book No. 2, and interest thereon from July 1, 1867, said sum and interest amounting to $760.31. 4. In disallowing and charging back against Douglas with interest thereon, he cliarges for interest on advances contaiued in his accounts rendered to the regents on and prior to July 1, 1872, which charges aud interest, so disallowed and charged back, to $444.21. The aggregate errors amount to $1,798.. 5 and beiug added to the amonnt of the decree below makes the sum of f 1,815. 71 br which the decree should hare been rendered, which last mentioned sum, with nterest thereon to date of decree, amounts o $2,045.89. The court adjudged that the decree be modiüed in the particulars above menioned, and that Silas H. Douglas recover of the regenta $2,045.89; that except as bus inodifled the decree of the court beow stand afflrmed, and that Douglas reover from the regents his costs of the upreme court to be taxed.