The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

Emeute in Hull.
- HULL, September g, 1870. z
o"-Aftef enjoying long calm, we have got up
breeze again-in this model community, and are az
this moment in the midst of genuine old fashioned
Hullonian excitement. Our politicians will not Ist
matters rest; they must be doing " something for
the good of the eountry-bessings on their patriot
ism And ROW they are at it, SBcb a not of
ehowder as theyEhave set a csddling this time
Yesterday We thought the country was safe; but
to-day, If we may believe the knowing ones of
Hull, all the fab is in the fire Every body SAYS
there WA be a rupture between the two con-
'baccy! O.,
You must know that JohnuY Grape came over to
Hull from Frog Pond at the beginning of the sea-
son, TO enjoy our politics and pohagin siewss He
was admitted into the first Huonian circles, took
chOwder with the Old Salts and was permitted "a
special favor, to light his pipe under the very
nose Of Skipper Iarbox. If this could not teach
man good breeding, what can be expected of
him! But what do you think Johnny, SO far
from imhi6ing'the true tarpaulng smack of HUI
ionlan refinement, got into antics like a Young
grampus, and hasset US all by the ears. Here is a
clam.shen spoon.
The facts of the case are these: Johnny 'tother
day, dropped in at Lobster Alley where hefoupd
the Skipper whiting shingIe Tbey talked 4
spell about jack-knives, and took ehav'' ali
round. But going home, JOhnnV missed aouid
from his pocket, whereupon he runs down before
the wind to the town pump, and cries out that Skin
per Iarboz had hooked his 'baccy Smoke and
oakum what a stir there was in Hull Every
body was taken all aback.. The Skipper. denied
the charge, and pulled out his own 'ba6ev-box in
evidence. Johnny swore his qiid was missing
and,if the Skipper had not hooked It who had Ia
logical -quirk which don't catch mackereI here,
whatever it may do in Frog Pond After mucb
hurlyburlY and keel-hauling of the cook, the car
penteE, and the Kings English, il turned out that
Johnny's quid was an old soldier which the Skin
per happsned to tread on with the big tos of his
fish-bOOt
Johnny couldnot rest till he had written a letter
in French birmingham about it. The Skipper re-
torted by Keeling him off a regular HUllonan rope
yarn. so they had it, line upon line and hook
upon hook, and the way the Skipper ran foul of
JohBnys gingerbread work was a caution to young
tadpoles. l transmit herewith the documents
which have been published in relation to- this i'm
portant matter. They show clearly that a long
cable may be spun out of a small pinch of oakum
1t takes Hull toteach the world diplomacy:
~: JOHNNY oRAPo TO SKIPPER 5TARBox.s .....
YouT, JOHNNY CRAPo.
SKIPPER TARBox TO JOHNNY eRAPo
Rsuous the hvof Moses the moral law of any law star
board Or laIb0ard. YOus, THR SUPPER
JOHNNY oRAPO TO SKIPPER TARBox
Dear SkipDtT-Then pay me for the detention Of my
qnid and pass Tspmand sh-boos squashina
You re big enough. Yours, JoHENY CR1F0
SKIPPER TARBox TO JOHNNY CRAPo
g S op3 s stand Upon Their OWL dignity and not
every quid take of itself Rap your baooy box with
cat out OF the well It's clear case Of saySges buf
We q stuck 70 that chalk m above osteatohinE some
in snuff L isn't diplomatic, according Gunter Put
that down in your lOgbOO Youm. The sKIPPER.
JOHNNY CRARO TO SKIPPER TARBox.>
Skpper7I don't stand it. perceive with half an eye
that you subscribe to the strange doctrine that old soldier
You RSE your shdd are ali samS1 but a have yo9 70
know that my obstes are al fed republicans. YOgB, and
haves nice hg a. yOuF service IOHEEY CRAPO.
On the reception of this extraordinary dispatch
the Shippers {" dander'' was reused. He bounced
right out of his elbow chair and gave orders that
if Johnny Knocked at the door they should saw the
Skipper was gone asfshing-as ne was determined
He then sent him his walking tieket" in the fol-
lowing style;
SKIPPER TARBox TO JOHNNY CRAPo.
your 1d paddle e oe POND VIZ Si PACK
flood. You can be too quiok about it, High tide do
lend you puRt, and cast off the painter to Boot You
do NJ OSP your nose over the same pot Of shOweeT with
again 1OuIS, with spanking bTeezs, FNHE SKIPPRR.
You may guess that this affair has come like a
white squall upon us. Stockfish went down at the
first announcement of the news; and when it was
confidently stated that "the punt was ready, -
nothing could exceed the alarm among our FIRST
men. Divers spectators in fancy behring's found
themselves aWfHlly smoked. What will grow out
of II cannot guess but there has not been so grave
shaking among the long heads of Hull for many
day Great questions are raised among the poll
nelans and melaphysiCians Of our community
whether Johnny has not got the wrong frog bV the
toe, and whether a 'baccy-boK is a caSiiS betli
The wisest assure us there will be a rupture in
somebody's tarpauling ineXpressibles for this bust.
ness, and there is very bloody talk Of getting
handsplkesand harpOons ready. At any rate, the
HuHOnians have got their backs up, and are deter
mined TO save the nation or all goto eelgrass TO-
| gether. PEEPING Tom.
/ FANNY FoRREsTER.-One OF the publishers of
| the New York Recorder, has received letter from
DR.. Judson, dated June 2Oth, in which he speaks
of Mrs. Judson's health as s0-inirm as to require
her 10 lay aside her pen for the present. and of the
possibility that she may never resume it again for
the purpose Of authorship.
WOMEN FLoGGED AT MTLAN-The Vienna cor
respondent of the London Times, writing ON the
2gth August, saysi .. You have doubtless heard of
the riot at Milan caused by the military display ON
the birthday of the Emperor. In the long list Of
names of persons arrested on that occasion, two
young actresses figure, who, suppose, had been
implicated in some degree in the brawl, and who,
we may be sure, were led on by men who should
have known better, 10 commit themselves. How
ever, here they are condemned to receive forty
stripes apiece FROM the hands of Radetzsky's sol
diers! The instrument used for flogging women
is, it appears, (for was curious to know the truth
of the rumor,) cane or rod, rather thinner than
| that applied to the rough hide of an offending
Croat, but not a whit the less efiicacous on thai
account, and the difference in thickness is fully
outweighed by the absence of any covering, the
| male victim being always allowed his shirt. -
DIVORCE OF Mrs. JUDsoN.-Mrs Annie Jud
son, the wife of E, a. C. Judson, ALIAS Ned Blunt
line, the convicted Aston Place rioer, has obaine,
divorce from him on the 29th ult., bsfoss tn
Superior Court Of New York, on The Eropad !
cruelty aaa adultery She he'd previously seaS,v
lsa llsM hiMl WV