The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05
NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER s, 1850

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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER s, 1850.
Monday orning.Thes appeared at a very early hour
yesterday morning. and having chased the heavy fog
which hung like mantle the town, he bright m
glorious in the heavens. The hum of business resound %
throughout the stees and the and complicated MI
chneTy of NewOIeans was in operation -
At 10 O'clock wended way the sice of Recor
der Caldwell, where we found large number of human
beings cOngregated The dock crowded to its
capacity and the lawyers, who practice in this court
thespot full force Each prisoner had engaged counsel
aud the legal gentlemen good care make themselves
acquainted with the amount of punder' which each poor
d. had when arrested We DOTTED beaver his Honor
the Recorder, and having taken the table apart
and reigouy preserved for the of the reporters we
awaited the commencement of business.
Chare1 Henderson had the honor of being first called up
lie wis arrested dangerous and suspicious individual,
following no honest occupation to gain living. His
nal property consisted Of very neat Jimmy. which, in
practced hands, would crack trunk open door very
readily Mr. Henderson sent before the Mayors Csurt
ioi trial.
JAMES Condoan the driver of day YVES araigned the
charge of driving his dray child about five years old
and inuring it seriously TINT there probability of its
recovery The of the little sufferer is Charlton The
aiiar occurred at the Of Camp and ST. Joseph
Saturday last, and witnessed by gentleman named
Solomon who arrested the accused the spot and
affidavit against him. He states that he called COudoan
two or three times stop but that the latter paid
uon 10 him The matter will be Investigated the
result of the chld's wounds is known.
Cornelius Coyle, an individual with very
iuthe street. Cornelius said he expected the charge al
ght as he under the impression that he had been oby
|. Gus. He let OIL
Several exceedingly hard.ocking females were called up or
the same charge. Sarah Dale yet free from the effect
p the red eye" and she had but little for herself
we was however positive that she had drunk glass of all
u, and that she a very decent body. His Honor le
We Pff Mary Buckley talked herself straight of th
myseh and went off without opposition
-n erman charged with constant drunkenness
@ b M John assured bis Honor in the solemn man
actehle all 4 tla far
i,l a. Lin TIa Looked N he Sas el"7.fossed mJ"to
LanJs before me patiently, forced my features into
a civil smile, and waited the development OF ms
intentions not being distinctly certain, from ms
firm determined expression, whether ne was a
sni,t ~ health or goblin damned" and whether
I,is intepts were wicked or charltabe''-that Is,
whether he came TO discontinue OF subscrbe, 10
nav bill or present one, to Otler communication
or n pistol to shake me by the hand, or pull me ny |
,ha nnse Editors now-a-days must always be on |
their guard. For my part, am peaceaoe' ahu
1nuch attached to lite and should esteem IL exceed
ingly disagreeabe to be eltner shOt OF AolsewiiP
nd am not built for action, but love to san IN |
nuiet waters cordially eschewing gales, waves, |
yyaer-spouts sea-serpsnis, earthquakes tofnadoss,
mud all such matters, both on sea and land Wy
autipathv to a horsswhp is an inheritance from
hnvhood 1t carried me across CesaTs brl6ge,
and through Virgil and Horace. am lnueDleu
10 it for a tOlerabe understanding Of GRAMMAR
arithmetic, geography, and other occult sciences
II enlightened me not little upon many algeOIalc
Irofesses which, to speak truth, presented oliieT-
wise but slender claims TO my consideration IL
disciplined me into uniform propneP OF @ Ihan
nsrs ana instilled into my bosom early rhdinehls
al wisdom and principles OF virtue. IN my ma
t,rer wears the contingencies Of life have hurst
me- rather abruptly, II not reluciahtly, lI'o tlo
editorial fraternity, theayen bless them mean mean
Them no disrespect0 and In the same candof Whch
distinguishes my former Acknowledgements, con
&c that visions of this instrument have OCCASION
oIIv obtruded themselves somewhat torclDiy upon
my fancy in the paroAysihs Oh an aIlicleI I u', ~
ing the glow of composition, ana causing ceIlaln c
qualifying interneatons and prudent erasures'
nromnted by the representations OF memory or the
whispers of prudence. The reader must not iahcy'
from the form of my expression, that nave etel
been horsewhipped ihave hLnelp escaPo" a,u,
has hpen darkened by many cloudy threat ana
laundering denunclanon
Nose.puIling is another disagreeable branch oil
the editorial business. 10 have any part OF one
pned is annoying; but there is dignity aoou
the nose impatient OF observation or remark
while the act OF taking hold OF 1t with the thu4lt
aud finger is worse than murder, ana can only p'
washed out with blood. Kicking, cutting, beins
turned out OF doors, being abused IN the papers
,c are had but these are mere minor considera
lions Indeed many OF my brother editors ratne
paue themselves upon some OF them, as solde
does on the scars obtained in lighting the battles
his country. They fancy that, thereby they al al
invested with claims upon their party and sune
indefinite dreams of political emlnence TO- D
awakened in their bosOms L have seen ieho
l,,v His hal fercely down over his brow and str'
hot ,,;tI, nsuiferable importance, on the streng
aSGus WI haan tborongblv kicked by the enemy
o' NY 1riis Iovy AGGRESSION, but it passed rapid
ms n's 70 80 ,UHs td as tLe lille. bardaced old ge
@ thIousH d,ood 10y hefore me looking at me with
piercing glance and resolute air AT leng'
unlike ghost, he spoke first
You & are ing ee,,Pi oF ,oonesce,ce with INV hes
"a 81 sr,g%f rmotive OUp wave of NV hand little lea
and an aiIIlnatSe - nygnl,nosd y 70 NV
ing towards tIle haJes.io Ii ~
known iFiend tpe aeGoraoy " s s ,oisvedbe 10
he little Plu hnt and Ioid T. down with