New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13
Ghe courts.
cases ses for Trlal This Day

FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
State We. S. Moshe
State VS., Charles Dixon,
State vs. August Isler.
State VS.. John Philberts
State vs.. John Ford.
State vs. T. Boyle.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Carraras va. Caps. Boardman-- Randolph, Single
ton 4 Hardie. Gibson a Austin.
Enders VS.. Byrd--Laoey. Elmore & King.
Geo. +. Bratt VS.. Hanlon & McLean-Durant &
Hornor. Hahn.
3. Heath ". ]. G. Baum, ct al.--Burant 4 Hor-
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
P, y. Cockburn vs.. Mrs. o. G. Wilson-Van Dali
son 8 Bartlett. M. q I. Taylor.
Le0noFa Smith vs.. David Pointer Jr.--Taylor.
r. X. Walker & Co. VS.. J. j. Browne-HaYs &
Adams. Buchanan & Gilmore.
q. n. Fisk VS.. ]. NJ. Moss--Gohen. Grandmont
a Ganonge.
]. w Rurbridge & Co. VS.. Mrs. r. Sank, ct ais
Hunton Il Miller. Whitaker, Fellows & Mills.
Nancy Jane Bell vs.. VIVA. Kreekenberg- How
ard. Mcdonnell q Rogers.
John Freese ys. steamer Marmora--Rogars, Ran
dolph. Singleton & Hardie.
Mrs Jane A. Wallace vs. Eugene Gareia-Ken-
nard Luzenberg. Conrad & Sons.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Charles p. Alter vs Julien Iii lienthal- Elmore
King. Huntington.
Martha Campbell Vs. Charles ogilyie-Moore,
Cutler& Hawkins. DuBusson.
Gillespie. Brewer q Go. vs.. W. H. Stiyers--Mc
Cay Clark &c Bayne.
Allen =. Hays vs.. R. L, Hayman -Belden h Fuse
lier. Bartette.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
J: Kaiser ys. City Of New Orleans Holland
Kennedy %: vs. G. Roman ct ais. Randolph,
Singleton & Hardie. Olivier, Jr.
Joseph NJ. Boyleys. Pauline A, Boyle Singlet
ton. Hays .aa
Bark Happy, Martin L Co. vs.. Fuentes h Cha,
Hard Bermudez Casters.
a. r. Dyeys. New Orleans and Bayou Sara Mail
Gompany--W hitaker Fellows Mills Bonner &
Dilipgham. Morgan New.
W Y.Saucier ys. Mr.. and Mrs James Ure-Sau-
cier. Blaohe.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
bo SOY |. 3 9 go'ard ys R. @ Cummings ct al.
VIM , watson Co. vs. Goldsmith, Haber s. Co.
On the fourth day Of the meeting of The Nation.
al Typographical Union held at Chicago. vote
was taken for the choice Of place for holding
the next conventions
Mr Davis nominated Washington. d q Mr.
Mciawen nominated Memphis, Ar. Collins tendered
an invitation from Cincinnati, Mr. Troup nronosad
Boston, and Mr.. Perry Of Philadelphia nominated
The chair appointed Messrs Montagnier Of Gin
cinnati and Smith of Georgia tellers
MIR. Deyine of Savannah withdrew the name o
that city, in consequence of the small number o
inability to entertain so large body as well a
they could WISH He thanked the convention 70
the compliment paid t3 Savannah, but felt
would be doing injustice TO his constituency b
permitting Savannah to be baoted for and selected
The claims and advantages of each city nom
mated we're canYasaed by the persons proposin
them.
"A ballot vas then taken, which resulted as fol
lows;
Whole number Of votes cast IS; necessary to
choice 26.
AesnphR
Cincinnati
Boston
The ballot was then announced, and Memphis
having received a majority of all the votes cast
was declared selected as the place for holding the
18th annual session for 1867
TaE PAcIFIo CoAsF,--A Ere occurred in San
Francisco on the evening Of the I'd, on SAMSON
street, near Pacific, which destroyed twenty
buildings chiefly Frame valued at $50 000
"A serions ARRAY occurred on the ga On the shin
Seminole, about sailing for New York The first
mate was badly cut in the head Nichols, the
second mate, was dangerously stabbed ia the alb.
aomen; Gardiner, the third mate, was seriously
stabbed. Two sailors, named Peterson and Belle
charged with the cutting and stabbing were badly
bruised with Delaying Plus or clubs An officer
reports the affair a mutiay, without any eXtenne.
t08 for IT, The sailors assert the stabbing was
done in self.dsfense,
Ia the suit Of the California States telegraph
company against the United States Pacific tele-
prohibited from telegraphing between the cities IN
Nevada and California. The Injunction is perma
nsat, and cannot be removed by any authority
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