Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-22
POLITICAL.
New Officers Being Ensfalled-Exsra
Session of the K.eeisIafure Called.

New Ohicers Being Ensfalled-Exfra
Session of the Legislature Called.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 21.-The Judicial
Officers of the parish of Orleans elected on
November fourth, have been commissioned
by Governor Wsrmoth. The new Judges
of the first, second, third, seventh and eighth
district courts, were indicted into Office
this morning. Dibble of the eighth being
the only one of the out going judges who
| objected. Here quite lively skirmish OF
words ensued, Dibble threatening the call
of the U. s. troops to aid him. Judge e.
more then proceeded with such cases as
were before the court. Late in the day
Judge Dibble returned and shook hands
with Judge Elmore, stating that be Dibble
would give him no further trouble until the
Supreme Court of the State passed upon the
matter. The new judges of fifth and sixth
courts viii take their seats Monday by agree
ment with the present incumbents.
The Governor has issued the following
proclamation:
State of Louisiana, Erecutipe Depart
nent, Neau Orleans, NoU. 81, l672.-Where-
as, the present condition of affairs presenting
an extraordinary occasion, |, do hereby, by
virtue of the power in me invested, by the
Constitution and the laws enacted there
under, convene the General Assembly, cleo
ted on the fourth day Of November, A. D.,
eighteen hundred and seventy two, in ex-
ira session for the period of ten days. SEN
ators and representatives of the General
Assembly elected on the 4th day of Novem-
Der, A. D.; 1872, and the Senators holding
over are therefore summoned to meet in
their respective chambers, at the Mechanics
Institute, no used as State House, in the
| city of New Orleans, at twelve O'Clock,
noon, on Monday the 9th day of December,
1872. In witness whereof, etc.
81. @. WARMoTH,
Gov. of Louisiana.
BY A. WOODWARD, Asst, Sec. of State.
VIM. P. Harper, with orders from all the
District Courts except the fourth, reccg-
nizing him as the civil sheriff, demanded
the office of Sauvenet who refusing to sur
render it, was put out by force. Sauve-
net then made application to the Supreme
Court for an order restraining the district
Judges from giving orders interfering with
him in the discharge of his duties as civil
Sheriff. The Surreme Court refused to
grant the order, thus in effect recognizing
the validity of the Governors commissions
to the newly elected parish officers.
The Eighth District Court to-day granted
motion to obtain rehearing in the case
of Heron ct ais VS.. Wharton ct ais, recent
ly decided by this court. The case was
fixed for Monday. The plaintiffs applied to
the Supreme Court for an order restraining
Judge Elmore from further action in this
case. The order was refused.
The Alabama Agony.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 2l.-There has been
no change to-day in Legislative affairs.
The Legislature which meets at the capitol
will probably count the vote for Governor
and other State officers at II O'Clock to-
morrow.
Another ROW Brewing I'm Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 2l.-The Reform
Republican Campaign Committee issue an
address in this evenings Journal, coDgratu-
ating the people on the election of Joseph
Brooks as Governor. The Republicans
claim the election of Blxter and their en-
tire State ticket by najorities ranging from
to 5000. The prospects are that both
will insist on being inaugurated.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 21.-No business
Of special importance was transacted in the
General Assembly to-day. Owing to de-
iects in the returns of election for State Of
ficers, the joint session of both houses for
comparing the vote has been adjourned to
the first Wednesday ia December, and a
resolution adopted requiring the sheriffs to
correct and send il corrected returns.