New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-14
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1866.
%OGal S9ntelliQencR.

| WHERE WERE THE POLICE Under this in
4"'s''Iyo c%puon' 'he ol4cial organ Of the com
ouioii, llpHeS IN It's edition OF luesday that
'lS poi''Y oA'cerS on CanaI street concealed them
oI 7uHo"y hIghJ 70 &lo" hrace OF cy-
p'''"S 1Le use OF that 1asmonaole thoroughiare
"' iI'''eu 7ttuIHalla' "lth a hataFaI desire
/ ~ pun'Sn uefehcuons, the CHEF OF ponce seeing
rI' paragraph oi the Times hastens to the great
do,nfottn5 '"1 y. US
Who, w ,s or,,,. ~ p"'oH u9ul
who. 4I,o s.,' @ INV ODoOs "l.o
tho Times T. .,,o t1,o
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caly striving to make money. and in their efforts
in that line have had TO praise Butler and his sat
elites to praise Banks and his satellites to pub
lish that the ladies' of New Orleans had beautiful
eyes, but owed them to the negro; to speak
Of the noble wife of an ilIustrious chief
on the day all New Orleans tnrned out to honor
her memory as that woman" and to glorify the
battle of the handkerchiefsn as a magnificent
aflair--such journalists have undoubtedly passed
through severe trials All we asl * tbat the men
who were earning glory, while they were earning
money, shall not be upirstly accused.
INQUEST Coroner Delerv Yesterday hold an in.
opest Al tta hody az M MALONE fonnd doo5 j.
N 2o2 Howard straa+ vbo vac srn,,nse7 r., 1,oo
poisoned herself The most rnortaTo evorniro+ion
showed that anerrisn, of tI1e baar+ ros Tho oo,,sa
Of death. ana q verdict wa accordingIv rendared
The deceased vas about S5 years Of age ana . ma.
five of Tre,and
A CONTESTED E1EoTroy Srrr Wrrun, ,,t,,,
The snit of ,Tobn Haas aoairst t1arr,, pa,,naI
testing the election Of Iafendont y ~ ofsoa -
State tax collector for tba Fonrtb nj; +rio+ zhio1
was TO have been tried nnon ovoo,tiors ,osto,
dav in the Third District Cont 1,os 5isr,igaoa -
the instance of nIaintiff who yv;tbdro,, +I,a o,,
testation.
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rba ~ " li.E 9lDaoI 'fiU
Torros.oo o...l;:. 80 y
aaa1s;at,N' Ioli,OtnHs " o4saNiAo D0neFoien'
"eSooi@oion' hau an adJourheu meetlng last nlght,
at the Lyceum Hall, General Gibson presiding,
Major Austin secretsry
Moio, w. 4; t,o1,.is ,s . ...., ......
'""co. "o''' - nen"ii ~ !" speelai coilhlttee'
appointed 70 or< plan Oh organization, sub
mtted constitution, which was taken up article
hv article and sdon+nd 1vitb eor,a rli,bt on,on5
raar+
Inc name o. the organization was left blank by
the committee.
After some suggestions throyzr or+ ~, tho srb-
;oo4 -, f,o,.,., 2Ss-,-.- cl.-.N " VNS So"
~ " oOioA'i N@onaFie Sapsain Llngeh' MAJOR
,,,n,os - ~. o.s - e'''A e. ".AU'o
"A'Hee 0A0 lo' @inounceo' IL was agreed that the
assocAuoh should be styled g Gibsons, late
Adams's Brigade" which unites the names of the
two brira;Jiers who scce.ogi,.,,, A.
~ ~ ears 'oiu"iueu ING
oisanlAa1loh III tne nelo'
CT, ''c was o@iieu w
S"PS"'H L'neou W d oesHe expressed oy the
Southern hetiet Association andiby Captain Wells,
to q wish on the part Of the New Orleans Beneyo.
4 Iant Assooia+ion - IL ,an.o,o,.os =; Nh.
roI oon7ont;or ,,roao, ~ &C.,, ~ 'llI
iai 'onFenuon proposed py ooionei Aacharle
resolutions, adopted at the last previous meeting
and after an Interchange of views between Col
Zacbsr;a Major t-stin and rants;, \ ,,r,n
-, ~ 1'll ~ aS
consiueIeo 'Da' tH oFgaue haa no rlght 10 dictate
to the convention VINO should or should not be ad-
mitted as delegates, and that this meeting could
ouIv exnress an oninon that the sociatias in onas
tlon were regarded as invited to appear by their
The constitution having been adopted, the meet
inc proceeded to the election of officers cboosin,
r. r;la .,,a1.,t I,sl
General GIBSON president, Gcnerat Dan Adams first
vice president, Colonel Won Iinken second vice
president, Major Austin secretary CAPTAIN Labuisse
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