New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-10
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IHE WEATHER.-Ine changes commune. 1ester'
day had sunshine and cloud and cold wind by rnshe
general aggregate being discomfort In the evening there
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~ The RIFER.-Ihe OLD 8 rather oil waters Is IN
his mood and getting his back up
He lacks only three feet Of extreme high water mark
and the ships and look down the city supercil
ions There's prospect of an abundant water crop
p.cv Ac,rv sneciaI officer Farrell and Mr. a
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him to arrest Farrell Phillips thieves. The Mar
shall knowing hen Of course paid attention the dispatch
Mcbboney overtaking them on their way up TO Montgomery
taxed with the authorship of the dispatch but denied it,
Tossing the greatest friendship for them. r-..
III time the delivered into custody at Mont
goey and Norman at Columbus The confessed that
september ne
Montgomery and Columbus he robbed the mall Of cut
ting open letter bag and after rngi of valuable
putting in it and sinking II in the river. ,
1t found to be very certain whether any murder had
committed at Columbus The story originated from Este
sudden disappearance and the Aaron being flush
with money afterward 1t has been found that
Esterexs business affairs settled left unsettled greatly
to his advantage prior his disappearance The opinion
is he Norman and the negro all mail robbers
gether rs 'r'r A-r. ".-".
Montgomery. when their way back, Farrell and Phillips
McGbbouey busily spreading false reports
them trying prevent them receiving their
Going so far as interfere person. gentleman was
about paving some money TO them Phillips resented IT, and de
nonneed his stories as false and him as liar Medibboney then
me hesng pait VI ''ip anu Ni"s " "'"' my
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S SENT DowN.--We yesterday alluded to scrimmage
which occurred between two lawyers Saturday in the T.
District Court room Yesterday Judge the gentle
men up for contempt Each iscamed any intentional dsre-
spec 10 the court in their alteration one urging
in his behalf and the other The first law Of nature
The Judge however did not consider these disclaimers as s
cen repatriation to sanctty the court he sent
one the government officer passed blow prison
twenty hours the other the place eight
hours until evening.
The gentlemen were sent down in charge of deputy
marshals way through the courtesy
shals they stopped the district
the which awaited them will
the rsas their elbows Judges course acauescet
in the motions under the peculiar which
them gentlemen nerward in the de
ghtu society of Captain Baldwin and Corporal Begnski
When we last heard of them they were their 0a can
qaate as beit,cd gentlemen and of the ne;eentl
century .1ts5.
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