Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-03

aver that should B, 49, ~ diam.
T Th1. 70 ,a q. pro'o' guard 4aS1SdIt1s =. %
judge a 'u whop proved luc o% sa'"'q
' "'' evenings 'hss with the s ad'..
. ,a'. RUE; which re.,. ~ t'''"pl,i
other gentlemen Of I Iiah ana :. 'ldsr@s
d %r' , Si"o o'd.. with great reoc.oss,
% 'nS " ng; ..,l to the upp@r ,' ''ap
S S,n., On, On his return he w '.' ,l .'l'd
great s"d GOODNESS BY all hi. r r.en RECEIVED
S S0% I particularly BY the I I.1Se.If'pi
attacks alta ks of ,'Sm and the city e,pa ,,''
ought to have remained , sua Nhs
p'o simulated a noble de(en,. , Gus1e
Eep,lon mortified The Juj Sr' %Is
thrown into a fit Of dis,, D"se' He
the hands Of Blanc, Lou"llIIss., ''9' ,t ID
made a tool of him to br;'t Sto, VII
f'c' of civil and military w. about con.
expectation Of exciting IN r' I, '1tsh
anlans to some violent ar, ~ >, a''' Ands.
me to the imputalion of m II. a'SblscR,
Mr., Conrad well knows rS,, gn@
had in restraining The ps s,' 'IGn nc
ml'''ng violence upon the j" m n'I I
Louallier, g. Co. 'u'se Biz
About the time of the Judas. =,
The city, LoualIier published = y, 'sn!
tory address to the peoDls , Is 'll'a
create mu'iny in my camp, and ,'5S \.
ton OF The troops from lbei, ~" "o. "' W
lence' He was arrested for P P,''
70 ,ha &C., ~ NY 'o' giving lnaIsr
10 ''e enemy not--as Mr., CoDn.
serts IN his speech, for IiOe h.
'ore e the arrest was made, he sec,. n"
sell, until he had arranged ME-
Hall for The appearance Of a VIZ
as corpus This being don, / - ~
ms appearance at The CvfItehops 4,
'lh OF March. when he was arrss y,
his being delivered 10 The Uroyo, ..
Col. Arbuckle commanding, rs
been Instructed to treat him kioar y
to furnish him with pen, ink and H
&c" communicated to him his ip,rr
lions. Loualler thanked him, nyiD,
VIII u. not be one hour with yOu,' aH,|
so" inquired Col. A. lIo ,eDIisd lb,,
was writ of habeas corpus out Idr NJ
Immediately sent to enquire whether
was 'ruo that Judge Hall had issued 4
writ before EQUALIZER was arrested Rein
Informed that It had been 80 issued, an
that Judge Halls name was subscribed
1t, ! forthwith issued an order for The AZ
rest of ID. A. Hall, for aiding, abelingt
exciting mnliny 10 camp. This was Q,
the 9th. Shortly alter, Mt Dapless.
then Marsha Informed me that VI
"acting under the belief that The rec
would prove that Judge Hall had exeIo
sed his Judicial authority within yourcanp
in violation Of martial law, and aiding sOi
exciting mutiny within it. la this YOU
will be mistaken. Therefore you had
better look TO it, and zee whether the dali
has not been altered lEOm the 9TH 10 h.
9th since the Judge has been arrested
I Immediately sent for the clerk and re
cord. When produced, the alteration
plainly appeared, Inquired Of Ih'cIc q
by whom the alteration was made hs
answered by Judge Hall--Iha' he bad
sent for him with The record, and n'ads
the alteration. ] retained The Orsn'LS
gave certified copy TO the clerk, a' s'
forth in my defence, and rendered % 's :
court, for the purpose. alta proper "e' o.
sustaining the MAJESTY of the law lg''a
such fissraal violation Of it, aod '0PH9
the court.
Judge Hall was liberated, and TrF
yond the. lines of my encamPIna %
special orders not to return a'FgS NJ.
enemy should be on our co''i 'a' . %,
Conrad says the enemy had "%. .,,,,
It this time; and the DecessIN "u' ,.,.,
aw ceased. ! regret such 100" ',' :.
ions. Had he attended to The 'e'0'T''
would have found that Mr.. LIvIng'" ....,
urned from the feet 90 the lOIn' SN' y
Ie had been to complete The care, l'' !, v
xchange Of prisoners; and on 90 '1 I., !.
ar. Blanchard was at the BaI!l', o a'.',
ng the British prisoners to the atd
raster Pedro, from whom he Fece,' ...
Confirmation that there were 's'' ~,
ight men in New Orleans no" -" WV
10 British received daily ln'ofn, s,. r,
very movement Of my troops, ~ w. :
I'd can say whether Blanc q W. i
is two historians, were not Su'p ''.".d
sing part Of this clique who cOI, ', !,
it'll the enemy. They we're NV
nos OF defence. -, A
Peace being pronounced, anu =" ~, +
amotion promulgated, removing . Man,
W, Hall returned TO the ci!yi~ w." il
ere all in the midst Of Joy a"u . 4
attitude to the all.wise PfoV!Cs" w.,
ID crowned our exertions WIN 80 ~,