New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-19

from Jail in this city, of the fugitive slave Clio
yer, on March 10, was decided by Justice Smith
this forenoon, at foung's Hail. at length, occu-
pylng at least an hour and a half The Court
irst decided that the mittimus-iasued- by the
Commissioner was defective and void but this
point vas passed over, MS the petitioner had
Walved all objections to the informality and
deficiencies Of the writ. The Court next de-
| elded that the original writ issued by Judge
Miller for the arrest of Glover, was defective
FOR several reasons given; and thirdly, that the
act Of Congress of 1850, known as the Fugitive
Slave Law, is unconstitutional and void He
| therefore ordered the prisoner to be discharged
from custody, This decision will lead to n con
| rlct between the State and the United States
Courts, 1t is rumored that the u S Marshal
VIII not obey this order [Daily Wisconsin,
June L
The Portsmouth Journal under the head of
traditionary sketches, publishes the following
account of a model jury of the oldcn time:
$ About eighty years ago a man came to his
end by casualty at the Island Of Shoals, and
coroner from Portsmouth visited the island to
make an inquest. Twelve jurors were sun
moned from those who were first met with, and
directed to sit on the body. They went into the
house, and soon some Of them returned, and in
formed the coroner that he would hold but sir
They were again instructed and sent in They
reported that he was drowned They were
again sent back for further investigation In
~ III III 10y Ieturhed WIN lhe report that
t,iey hau notceea on one SUCK all ms good deeds
T goula nhu' ana on another all his bad ones.
ne ttVler hunipereu most, ana therefore they
HFlaieO thaI ne had gone 70 inc wicked
place One Of his good qualities was reported to
DC, that he could carry can Of flip at arms
length around the island, and not spill DROP
--u. ...y
"a NED WAC some Wag lately consigned
10 voluntary imprisonment respectable elderly
Seh'leihah OF Exmouth, who labors under an
. - complaint IA the garden fronting
t'ie lhValu mousse nag stan is erected, with
Vane on the top, view Of which he commands
from ms sit'lng-room window During the pre-
s@lehee q eas,efiy WINDS ne avoids gong out OF
aSors as much as possible Our wicked hero
eooh an oPPoftnn,ty one night to climb up the
me sane due east. The consequence was, the
Ola gentleman, referring to mis- vane every morn
ing as was his custom, to see what quarter the
"thu Vas IN, anu not suspectlng anything was
wrong, was kept in doors thirteen days after it
was changed ltateshead Observer.
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- lkLEGhAPHIc DIscoFERY.--A Paris letter
0! tne Se" hork courier says that the olym-
PUG Acanamy Of vac MA, Italy, having care
luIlJ SAauliutu tLe uiscOVefF maze ny their
" SlS-ti ~ tE4S pliJ
ny secret transmission, has publicly declared it
to be a perfectly successful invention The
commission appointed to test Its etilcacy was
composed OF the Councillor Delegate Of the Po
oesta the superior GommisSary, and the Ac-
'demG CoHheiI me hrst experiment consisted
IN sending ana receiving dispatch in the COM
mon way, without secrecy In the second eXper-
iment, dispatch was sent secretly and the aid
OF the new apparatus In the third, dispatch
was sent openly, and the answer received Sc
cretlys TO sho" that the secret apparatus might
T gte inq sue" lSI lnat the apparatus OF
Iioihesen'ht miHy pE aPptleo 10 Morse tele-
5t'Ph, ih''e "4eh tle Hlspatch Is sent
se'IetlJ II eau ohy DC received so, any ifaud
N taa1 respect beinG SUBJECT to Immediate de-
Iectioh; od Ihal secrecy may ne suspended or
aPpleu, ~ pleasure Inc report OF the commas
sion 10 H'shly euioelstlc oi the invention.
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There is as much variety in the manner of doing
IT, las, as the faces ana manners OF the sex Some
brush Of the lin This is ets ssd ge stg'
We soon 10 ha ahont - ovo ~ s
actually get nothing. Others 20 in to it like
hungry man to beefsteak, aud seem to chew
upour countenauces This is disgusting, and
soon drives away delicate lover. Others strug-
gle Ike hens when buryng themselves in the
dry DIRT. The kiss ls won by great exertions,
anu is not worth as much as the trouble 1t costs
NOW we are IN favor OF certain snyness when
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