The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-22


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diiin Of he present Council, and another part o
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Aieef some d'scussaoa IN amendment was OF
Tered restraining the city authorities etc.. from eel
ing, etc., until re-incorporated This struck at tn
root Of the difficulty, and was adopted with almos
unanimous consent. The bill, a. amended, thel
passed.
The divorce bill hss been repealed in the Assem-
bly,. Members who voted in the majority though
that the law was OF . looser character than thos
IN other States, and would Be injurious IN its ope
ration. They thought too, that on subject Of s.
much difRcuity and delicacy, matters might yer!
well stand . they were for another year.
Private coming occupied large share Of thu
LsgislatuIes attention A bill to regulate it wal
Iinsroducsd in the Senate on the 11th. The ohjec
q the bill was to make these private issues, when
o. less value than specified ON tnelr 'ace' pena
onenee' ~ :,
n uenerai Green nougns .nsis sDu'u ce NJ ooIo
Ne. R.n,.;a IA othsr. were intended ~
d.eevs ana mislead the public by their likeness ia
the United States coin; and were virtual counter
ssiss. ns nc oeeu ocoss'1Is ~ Irs;. ~ Me"
s"rrJ !. omsr,;,v u nj, coin n n. no.sess;on
which he was obliged to pass at loss Of one dollar
on every five dollars. The General showed few
specimens OF Monats nve dollar pieces, which ne
p.onJ'" o.. ine s.''1s - J ~ III
1 nd nun;sb The offsrde,.
0t;..,;... 49,. -. a.. ~. .,,a
o"' ~eie '-o1e .A". '"' 10" oou'u nv oe
carried into effect. Finally, 1t was referred to a
committee This committee will be watched
closely, as there is great excitement among the
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bfsoery IN ths Legsaatmre.-Ihere has beer
quite a tempest in the Legislature, raised b.
charges against members in regard to their actor
~ .,ba wa,e, lo,. Hill "a, S.n E,.n.;.oo .na 4,
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'o. y ,ne evsr, :. 'ne sea- - Nv'e'n''eh
20 vaieJo' In tne valie)o case second commit
tee was appointed, and certain distinguished gen.
tlemen was brought up under wri,s. Committee
ORE vousv appointed 10 investigate both cases had
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o'e''0N "o'i"s'
GouermOr Of Observation-Disclosures Roman, the
i present Treasurer of the State, and Mr.. David F.
i Oorgl..s Senator from Ca,aver,s co,n,v .nd TT
g M...h.I -. IL. 49,, 49, 80
~ s go, .ne ..'l'' '""''ua'e' io' "eA'
uovernoi oi oa'''ofniA'
i ImpeachMent of Judge Parsons-The commit.
| tee appointed by the General Assembly to ;nours
;,,o he oh.,oss r.a. h. w;l;,m VIII. -.
ny '"1 o'' ~. Z 'n'Ne ~ "i"i'"' AMER against
| wh;cb ,hsv ..y ,h., th.,. ,v,. ,..,... r.
- ny 10y ,na. .n''e "a' oo"'e''p' o' court
| re rng"'re o.ooe oase'-lnis case, which
hss,a ~ ind,,s Ma1's =, ~, community was
dered his decision. ordering the dischargs IF the
prisoner. The bow Frank was claimed bv M. j
F. Galloway, Of Missouri who had taken him on
board Of vessel bound to Pal anna with the inten.
ton of taking him back home. The boy was
brought up on writ Of hadsas corpus before the
County Court, and the case was ably contested for
| the last two days. The only question in the case
was, whether the petitioner was restrained from his
liberty contrary to law 1t was merely question
OF legal right disconnected with any private Sec
honaI views OF political policy. Ii he was slave
in the eye Of the law he was incapable of asserting
cs,.'a ,',,h;., ~ &c Cas Ie'e uoeS NOT
SONS ,sa,;ng 70 nsrsons sscs, ,r",r sne p'os
Wsrs ,n..,sr s,,,;,,.a ~ -. 80 90 ''t s
whom thew claim service nd osr,,i .,o"'
onr hsrt;s. ,yond 10 ;nss,.s "a -, In y
wrongs and onn,ss.ons RI. a.;ds ae .e a1, =,
was insufficient 10 show tat the how was sls vs ~
Mr. CalIow.v ! tn! .dm;..;on ~ l. -. u
is slave, is entirely inadmssbe for f his test.
mony cannot be taken in his favor it should not be
against him. Upon these considerations, his honor
came % the conclusion that the prisoner was ille-
gally detained, and accordingly ordered his dis
charge.
The Indian difficulties have not been brought tn
a settlement The An, Ca,;forr;. ,u. H.. ~
!. -..'N 80, 'ns
- ""e p'''euay ne" respecting Inc Indian
Commissioners and their progress in treaties with
the sayages. ten. Bean has been authorized to
,a'se ny eA = p'o.eo' 'ne peopie "a the Los
Angeles vaey aganstth the rslons OF the Indians