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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

While franklin, the printer, was am
bassador to the French court, a lady who
was about being presented to the King,
noticed his exceedingly plain appearance,
and enquired who he was. "1bat mad.
am, answered the gentleman, upon whose
arm she was leaning, lis DR.. Benjamin
franklin. ambassador from North Ameri-
CO" "Fhe North American Ambassador
50 shabbily dressed I" exclaimed the lady.
Hush madam for Heavens sake, j" wbis-
pered the gentleman, "he Is The man that
up thunder and lightning"
Erchaage Paner.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
Cool drinks AMI EGerves.

VVNV " WuH It's e HH CITY W IiaI0n
Rouge famous for every thing elegant and
beautiful IN nature and art, Is also renown.
ed for lce.punches, Lemonades, Ice cream
and Saltwater, Tho Concordia Tafel7i.
gcncer has kindly assisted in circulating
this last assertion, and we hope to have The
pleasure of introducing the editor Of that
paper to the best establishments, the first
time he may honor Us with a call. We
have no mud.larks here however, and we
hope there are none in Vidalia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
Married.

At Galveston, Texas, on the 9Th insa., by
the Rev. -. Eaton, DK. VILLAS NJ. CAR.
psR, to MRS. M. J.. ADELrA MATTHEWS,
formerly Of this city.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

WATER MBLoNs.--We were presented
this week with two delicious water. melons
one by Mr.. Louis Vasseur, and the other
by Mr.. John Kuckuck-both experienced
and successful gardeners. We hope that
like the celebrated Razor strop man, they
have a Few more len, Of The same sort.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

HoHIcrOE,-Upon the might Of Tuesday
tast a negro named DuScan belonging to
Messrs Perkins, hada quirrel with another
aegto on the same plantation and killed
b m On the spot Our Informant stated
both were to blame, and that ! charge
murder could not ba sustained.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

SBvas Foa FuB ft6PbH The number
for June completes The first ynlutns Of this
spirited pull cation. and contains An equal
number cf excellent sungs and Illustrations
with its predecessors. Il Il lao contains n
correc, Index to the whole, for the PHI, pos
Of binding. L has given much pleasure
TO acknowledge receipt Of each monthly
issue, and we hope that The Editor and
Publishers have already received and will
continue 10 meet with The success VIII cl,
they have labofed 10 d"servs. The whole
may be had al thr office urG. II. Zipbpr
d Go. Philadelphia. Price sl.5O per
t0tttne o. %. per dHnan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

IT shs editor n lie Columbus, fO5 ERE
Press, a Ifadite lot ofoeo organ e that State.
IN 'unCes HE dste animation 10 discontinue his
paper and to give his feason4 ft it IN a week
trtto in a sfpplementsty sumter lie his not
IN eried the NJ m%i6ation n Gen. Fass, and it
is we'll understood rhst h s uuwilicrneas 10
snrboFt the Lnebfoto candidate is his reason
for stopping his paper. lie IL If he family Il
ex-senator Tappan We have reason 10 Know
says the Louisville Journah. thai the Loco.
foco disaHection in Ohio is deep and extern
siye. Bee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

EARLY CoTroN.--Mr. John A. Haral.
son Of this parish, had some open cotton
hollis on his farm, upwards Of ten days
auu.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

SueAR Cause.-The greater number Of
The planters in this vicinity complain orthe
unhealthy appearance Of their cane crops.
On many plantations the rattoong have not
Shown o sprout, and large quantities Of
cane which was reserved lar planting bad
rutted in mdields. So that II serious dtnint,.
ion OF the crops will be the necessary
consequence. bat If fAir prices he obtain
cd during The ensuing year, a remunerattug
return may still be eSpee'ed. Some fine
patches are TO Ire found In many places,
and amongst others, Mre Rowe, tho over.
seer on Gnrtness Plantation, two miles
below the town, invited our inspection of
some promising plants under his @
ment, which, in his opinion c~clipsed all
others within ten miles round. They Ger.
tatnly look remarkably forward. and one Of
them which wo cut and brought TO this Of
fee contains eight good Joints.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

TINS TAYtoh MnDALs.-Two Medals
voted by Congress 10 Gem Taylor, have
been struck at the United States Mint, and
are about two inches and b half In dame
ter, and weigh, each about eight ounces
and bear the following legends and orbh-
ments F.
Obeerse-A wreath If olive and palm
combined; with serpent in circle, emblem
aiio OF eternity, .urroundingsan inscription
AS follows :
"Resolntion Of Congress, July 10Th.
1896"
'Palo AIto-May stb, 1916"
"Resaea de In Palms oh; 1916"
The second medal bearstte following .
Obverse--LikeDes Of the General, Stir
rounded by the Iegend-"uaj Gen Zach.
airy Tayior.' The letters are sonewfaf
than those oflhe first medal.
Reretse An oak wreath surrounding
the jnscr ptlon-"Kesoiution Of Congress.
March u. 1917; Monterey, September,
1916"
The above medals ars tie Last setips If
national medals voted by Congress, AID
have been struck in the Mint ofthe Uni.
ted States, il accordance with The usage
##-
the establishment Of tlie confsdt~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

TuRrApo nv Mtsstsetppr.-- has been
reported to us that a violent tornado IN ssed
over the plantation of General Taylor in
mississippi on bis late yMisit, which swept
down and destroyed a large proportion Of
HE growing crops and caused a Ioss Of
several thousand dollar s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

THE LtvE OtK - We hive received
The first number Of the above pepper pub
lisbed in the city Of Lafayette, and il will
give zig much pleasure 10 xchanga.
From The appearance which It presents
we think, that "lhe Live Oait" will meet
with that success which It deserves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

FkUtTs y FLowEne.--T The jeweIry and po-
etry Of Nature; the gems ofthe orchard, and
The alphabet If Angels.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

FoRGERY-A man named julius Bessey, alias
Meyer, was yesterday brought before acting Re-
corder Golding, charged with forgery. The accused
was remanded for further examination. Nicholas
Krauns was arrested last evening by the Second
Municipality Police, charged with having sold a
forged certificate of discharge to w. H. Wilder.
This offence has become as common as vagrancy.
and the numerous arrests made seem to have had
no good effect . George Henry Ss.hlke was also
arrested, charged with forgery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23
MAYO,s MUSIC STORE,

NO. 5 Camp Strset ne1r Jlndt.
DIANO F0RTES, manufactured by the best houses and
L fully GUARANTEED for peFmanenGy Of &C.,
tone and durability of Workmanship; Koan s7IT1f 81 "a
Piano Fores from the best mandatory, ~ M M M
and guaTantie0 90 remain at concert ptch9 X u
for five years MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from all the publishers in the United States NEW MUSIC
published week from the most popular authOE MU
SICAL INSTRUMENTS of every kind. embracing, 10
part HaTps, Double Bass, ViooneelOs, Guitars ViOlns
BanloS, Drum, bass and tenor; Tamb0nnes Flutes, Clar
Iombones, bass, tenor and alto Coeta Pisions, Orphe
cdes, French Horns, Tumpets, valve and plain B1geS
MERCHANDISE Of every kind. STRINGS for 1.-The the
Harp, BsS Vlo. Violin and Guitar INSTRUCTION
HOOKS for all instruments by the most approved a1Ino
INSTRUCTION on the Piano Harp Violin Guitar Fiuie
and IN Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired and taKen 10
part payment for Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND. The abOve-named merchandise Is re-
ceved and sold consignment and consequently oea az
much lower prices than If purchased private account
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine the articles
before purchasing elsewhere
Jyl3 I'm WIN. 7. MAYO, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23
S2ETE1 E:XSI51;L1
~ PRIY.aTE LESSONS ONLY ~

II PRIVHIE LFoSUJN6 UNL 7. ~
u J. GOMEZ Editor of La PGtria, will devote few
IA. hours during the day to give instructions in the Span
ish Language. Mr. G. has adopted and method
by which scholar learn to read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months.
For Terms &C., apply TO Mr. Gomez at his office No 81
Exchange Aley Cont street the Bookstores of
J. B. Steel IA Camp st.; Thos L. White 50 Canal st. and
j. c. Morgan, II Exchange Place, adjoining the Postoce
IL If required, Mr. G. will give lessons at night n9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23
IMPORTANT TO PERSONS HAVING
HO USES TO REyV'Tan PROPERTY FOR SAIL

w VAN BENTHUYSEN, BROKER AND GENERAL
w AGENT, has opened at his office No. 81 -
GRAVLER Street, REGI ST E r of Dwell T...fA
Stores, offices, etc., To Rent; also, REAL ESTATE
For Sale.
The object of this Register is comprise all such inoma-
ton relative to Houses for rent and Real Estate for sale
will enable persons glance whether the terms and
situations satisfactory thus saving vast amount of
inquiry and labor in hunting for dwellings, etc.; all such
information being had at one central point
Property holders and gents for the renting of Houses
will doubt, readily appreciate the benefits OF such
Register and invited to send description OF prem-
ses, location and rent.
Already large number of dwellings and stores the
Register and daily additions will be made until the Register
becomes complete it is possible to render it. small
fee is charged for the use of the Register.
sH7 w. V b. win attendtO the RENTING of HOUSES
and SALE OF REAL ESTATE, both in this city and the
country. Jyl5 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

The QUEENS DELIGHT which forms an essential ingre-
dent the Gaeenberg Sarsapara Compound probably
superior SaBapanlla itself Professor Frost OF Charleston,
s. c. speaks of it follows, the Southern Journal of
Medicine and Pharmacy:
Few vegetable productions exhibit power upon the
system generally So powerfully is its action exerted
conditions, and dispOsing them TO healthy
action that it is greatly to be preferred, &c, He
further adds That it in chronic diseases and chronic
Examinations and also in the long train OF consequences that
follows syphilis, that its efficacy is best exhibited"
The superiority ofthe Graefenberg SaBaparla Compound
may be thus stated {:
lst It composed of number of the most eicacious
vegetables in the whole of the Matena Medca, in adj
dItIOn 10 Sarsapanlla
ID These are so highly concentrated that there are many
doses in the bottle than in of the largest bottles
advertised.
3D. This concentration renders to Sarsapara what ui-
better than ordinary root beer-souTng the stomach
and spelling in the bottles. To weak infusion OF Saa-
panla when sulphae OF the article be had, like
taking bark instead of Qulnine Orike travelling IN Sow
against strong current, instead Of in swift steamer
These things being let all who have made up their
minds TO use any Sasapanla, that OF the Graeenbeg
Company II warranted 10 be ten times more efcaclOus
than other knOWH-nO matter how large the bottle,
eytTavagant the advertisements. As SPRING MEDICINES,
the GraeienbeTg Vegetable Pills the GTaeienberg Health
Bltte and the Taefenberg Sarsapana Compound should
snpercede all Others For universal the Pills and Bers
of ncalculabs Vaue Those who take them need not
fear the effects of the which at hand
tS~ The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi is
d. HARSBROUGH, " Camp street, New Orleans, La.
TO whom applications for Agencies may be addressed
"a" For sale By WELD Il co. Periodical Agents u
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, corner of Exchange
Place and CustOmhOuse St.; C. VAN FELSON, corner
Magazine and Bartholomew SITS; WRIGHT & CO., Isl
THOS COOK, Postmaster, city of Lafayette; j. L. VAN
BOkKELLEN, corner Camp and ST. Mary SITS JOHN
FOELkEL, corner Levee and Seventh sts LAFAYETTE aud
CHARLES BENNEOT. CaDOltOn, La. Jes i''S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

AFFRAY.-A serious ARRAY occurred on Monday
night last al the establishment of Ann Matthews,
corner of IRENE and Bienvile stree is during which
two men named Benjamin AspinwalI and Edward
McCabe were severely injured. They were, we
believe the principal parties in the affair." and were
arrested at the request of Lady Matthews, who
charges them with having broken her furniture and
disturbed the peace of her house They gave bail,
and were Immediately released, and physicians
certificate was yesterday produced in court, stating
that their injuries rendered them unable to attend.
No investigation has therefore taken place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23
sHTP CHANpLERY AND HARDWARE

StAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. and 8 Front LeUee n
- beloeen CastOmbOuSe and BienUie streets, has G8
lately received full supplies of articles in the above n
line which he prepared sell at the lowest prices N2%
80 pieces London Bunting, Red, White, Blue and Yellow;
% American Ensigns. Jacks, and remnants;
600 coils Superior Manila and Taued COrdage;
50 Anchors. assorted, from so to $500 lbs;
% Chain Cables-%, q, l, Ia, Ia inch;
5000 Hooks and Thimbles;
Plain Bush and Iron Strapd Blocks:
Patent Roller Shelves CabOOses, &c, &c.
10000 yards Cotton DnCk, assorted Nos;
Nautical Almanacs, Log Books Log States, &c, &c
AIS O-Two splendid THERMOMETERS, Thomas
Hewitt, maker. JeZI If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE

1ueSudy Nlght, August u, l64S.
Business operations have been very limited for three DAYS
back, IN all departments but particularly in Cotton
Further particulars of the Acadia have come to hand
confirming the Geographic account and we are now daily
expecting still later European by the Liverpool steamer
which sailed for New York the 9Th inst She viii probably
bring interesting and decisive intelligence from Ireland
COTTON.-The Cotton market has remained almost
without movement since last report the sales of the
three days not exceeding 700 bales of which some 300
taken to-day. So small business hardly afford basis
for strictly accurate quotations but aware that the
few sales have been at fully q decline and we reduce
our figures accordingly. The crop is coming in pretty
freely and already 66 bales have been received against 1877
at same time last year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

BREACH OF WUsT.-A man named Jean Cha
moi yesterday made affidavit before Recorder Seu-
zeneau, charging one Ernest Bruun, free man of
color, with a breach Of trust. Chamoi states that
beng in want of little money on Monday last, he
borrowed So from B-utin, leaving with him as Sc
'Curity gold watch worth about 500. He further
states that he Went to Bfutn Yesterday morning.
paid him the S., but could not get his watcll-Bru-
tin having sold it and appropriated the proceeds TO
his own use. The accused has been arrested, and
his examination will take place in q few days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

DIscHARGED. - Christopher Lilly yesterday ap-
peared before Recorder GoIding, to answer to the
charge OF having assaulted and beaten a man
named John Roddy Mr. Roddy, after having
taken extra pains to bring Lilly up to the rack, .
failed TO make his own appearance, and the accused
was therefore discharged. Mrs Catharine Kelly
was brought up for having s lammed' Mary Cur
ly out Of her boots some time since. There was no
prosecution in this case. Mary Delany was ex-
amned on a charge of disturbing the peace, and
released.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

SECOND MUNICIPALITY PoLICE.-In the wav OF
police news, the Second Municipality was vester-
day as dry as a contribution box. The night watch
report for Monday night was the most diminutve
one we have seen for two months, and not a single
arrest was made for anything sufficiently horrible
to make the story interesting The dock in Recor-
der GoIdings court room was almost entirely de-
serted, and the few individuals who were Brought
up, looked lemancholy " in the extreme. His
honor the Recorder had day of leisure, as com
pared with his labors during the last few weeks.
lie gazed through his judicial specfacles with much
compacency at the few victims Of the law, and
smiled IN contemplating the improved state OF pub
lie morals IN the Second. One of the intended
Sacrlilces to the good order and well being Of socie
w. was Mrs. Bridget Dane. Mrs. Bridget having
kicked up cloud of matrimonial dust on Triton
Walk, on Monday night was given up by her liege
lord to the tender mercies of the men of law She
appeared before the Recorder with the meekness of
a lamb, and there being no one present to saw
aught against her, she was allowed TO 90 on her
way rejoicing. This charge against Mrs, d. we
believe was the most serious one brought against
any OF the prisoners, and therefore, requiring a
Won ;her, was the most severe sentence passed
he lawyers who frequent the establishment of
Recorder GOldIng, in search of clients, were yes
terday compelled TO go hungry away. Not single
retainer did we hear Of being received. A calm
IKE ths Is usually the precursor of Storm and we
may therefore expect that this morning will omen
up some rich items for the reporters, and fat cases
Tor the lawyers So mote it be-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

AssAULT-Onicer King, of the Third Munich
paty police yesterday made affidavit before Re-
corder Seuzeneau, stating that while on duty in
front Of the police Jail, he was assaulted, abused
and driven from his post by Capt Farrar of the
w@rk-hou The charge will shortly be invest-
ga3ad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23
N EW ORLEANS.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST %.

'L'o"D MUNICIPALITY CoUNcIL.-No business
was transacted at the regular meeting last evening
o' ""i'A Oh quorum This is the second attemnt
t 10 noid a meeting which has failed. Seven mem.
Dsrs We're present last evening.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

AssAULT.-George Brown yesterday made afli-
davit before Recorder Genois, that while walking
down St. Louis street, near Chartres, on Monday
night, certain man, named Randolph, rushed out
IN front of him, shook his fists in bis face and threat
ened some terrible calamity. Deponent further
states that but for the bystanders he would have re-
eelved some serious bodily injury and he fears that
Mr.. randolph Will come down on him at some future
day, and therefore warrant was issued TO prevent
any such catastrophe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

To- Removable YALE JR., & co. have removed
from 10 Charities q MAGAZINE STREET,
Conmo and GravIer they Keep
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods, Laces, Linens, EmtrodeI etc. complete
of MILLINERY anil STRAW GOODS to which they
would invite the atenon Of CITY and Country Deaers ylI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

BEFORE RECORDER GENoIs.-An immense mum.
Der OF charges were yesterday made before Recor-
der Genois, but very few of which, however, were
of any Importance. Benjamin Kelly was arrested
for resisting and abusing Waterman in the dis
charge OF hls duty. No examination yet. .Chas.
nelner was charged with having challenged Major
Rosenham to fight, and otherwise attempted to
kick up row. Jean Baptise Say6 was charged
with great want of gallantry, in having assaulted
and beaten Margaret Mahalen. .Henriette Ca
mile, free woman of color, was charged with hav-
ing insulted and abused white woman named
Ernesiine Charles. IL. Robinson was charged
with having said some Of the hardest kind of
things TO George Barry, and ntimatcd that his ma
ternal must necessarily belonged to the canine
race. e.. .Chas Schumbreicht and Peter Doner
were charged with having assaulted Carol Bosser,
and torn his coat None of these interesting cases
have yet been examined.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

COMMITTED. - Miguel Herrera, and Emanuel
Joseph free man of color, were yesterday com.
mitied by Recorder Genos to appear before the
First District Court, on charge Of vagrancu.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23
RESREsMMEMEso

ICE CREAM GARDEN
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
Il All those in favor of supporting establishment OF
this kind viii be kInd enough to call and put ga
their votes. 1t will cost ten cents for the best glassSY
of Ice Cream that can be found in this city Judge %
from the demand and from what my customers ~NSS
Perhaps they attering the only way to test that Is
to call and rypay ten cents, and receive thanks. must
acknowledge that greedy, like all the balance OF the
human kind the custom have, the more am anX
iOus to get AZ Call and try the Cream, and oblige,
R. B. WOODWORTH
iy7 I'm corner of St Charles and Union SIS.
CARRoLLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS
II The public is respectfully informed that this ss,
E;;T most delightful place of resort and amuse- sE
- ment is open under the management 1879
u me subscriber In the extensive grounds 30. 49,
S1CEI OF all kinds will be furnished by the gard
TS5 hd az the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
TFMETNfAaII}}E , SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
1 mos department undergoing extensive alterations
an announcements meantime preparation made to fur
hs G parties with all the decacie of the season, and
And last though not least attentive nd oI;. ~ baaroro
will be found at their administer to comfo OF his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he octs
apo ON JAMES DURNO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

-. i'lED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lieut.. Bel
low, Oh the Third Municipality Police, Yesterday
iuaoe aiiIdaYit before Recorder Seuzeneau. cbarg.
ing tLlree men, named Alexander Cheese. Cassard
ana E, Coquette, with gambling in contraventon of
law The Lieutenant charges them with having,
On the night Of the 18th inst. PLAYED the game of
keno, at cofee-houge corner of Victory and
Esplanade streets. The accused were arrested and
gave bail 10 appear Cheese was arrested a short
TINE since for establishing keno table in ball
room IN the Third Municipalitv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23

A LEA PARTY.-Fiye interesting young ladies,
named Nelly Willy, Mary Baker, Ellen Daley,
Margaret Wall and Anna Ro Were arrested by
the First Municipality police 5n Monday night,
Winle they were having nice little tea party at
the establishment of Mrs. Garland in Barrack
street. AT the time the ladies were arrested, we
learn that neither of them had drank more than ten
glasses of whisky and that with the exception of
breakir 4 few Cir, heads, and other pieces of
persc Dl2ass4 nothing had occurred to disturb
the ge6etsrAA 'god feeling which prevailed among
tne members of the party. When brought before
Recorder Genois yesterday morning, most unfortu-
natey for the two first mentioned ladies, they were
recognized as old customers, having frequently
visited the Office before. They were committed by
the hard-heared magistrate to the parish prison. to
await trial before the First District Court on a
charge Of yagrancy. The Others were fined s.
each, and not happening to have any change by
them, they Were committed for ten days.