New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-19


the proprietor Of the City Hotel New orlsass for h
ind aesions TO The destitute portion The reseued p
and beray in entertaining them Il his
osel free Of any charge.
Resolsed That large respectfully requested
Q publish these procsedpgs
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TIE wEArHER.-The weather continues cool, but. |
fright and delightful in other respec All population
seemed to be ont ladies' all be.u
ul November days. focng dry goods neighboroods In
he most overpowering array.
THAT KIDNAPPING APFAIR.-The wholesale kid |
mapping affair."" Of which spoke in Tuesdays Crescent was
an adsr CT which not done thinking and WIN not
forget for long time We called kidnapping
cause unexpectedly takes away duty without
the power Of resistance vwhs ourse members
the corps roori scrfbbng reports pro-
ceedns before Recorder Fare the clerks office Of the sd
Recorders Coufor the fns in which, may
the Recorders and Mr. Blachss shadows never be
Coroner Olivier singy entered the crowd to
step round the with him. glass Of champagne
with him. in token Of aiy which he did wish broken
even interrupted by his retiring from public oce into p
vae life. ,s554 I55 III fis {iSagsa
There not Of course reporter with soul 10 dead
refuse such offer that By uniform courtesy
kindness and general amabliy which ever
shown in his necessarily frequent and intimate With
the reporters he had high place tn
refuse acceptance Of his invitation join him bumper
parting hingl not to- be thought Of So the
rose, and went with Mr.. Olivier round the
toa place known Victors Toulouse There
our SURPRISE we found spread gotten in all the stylish
sumptuousness Of that famous establishment with champagne
and all the other accessories blow out Mr.
Deputy Mitchell also hand with Coro
ner's chosen friends All the newspapers represented
or less and the party may ned was one
well calculated Justice occnon Mr. Olivier briefly
explained the surpre-for such explanation was
accepiedand the posmortem examination Of Vcors good
things was proceeded with.
We have not if had memory, for we
participant in and not reporter the proceed
ngs-to detail ALL the half fraction was
said the occasion Judge D. very handsome and
sensible speech the It's duty society," equally
handsome made by conreres Bee
Courier and Picayune Yoass fired all sides sen
flew about songs sung, recited-a
taking part in oiherand, to the matter
saort there great headachy stupid reporters
about town next day.
But Mr. Olivier succeeded what he aimed at He retired
from public Office with grace which have
played under similar circumstances Having shown himself
gentleman whilst in office, he showed himself going
and that he should this parting OCCASION call around
him those with whom during his Of Office he had held such
intimate and friendly relations Of equal good
and good taste We part from him. in his public capacity, with
regret which Is essened by the reflection that he will
fail win and deserve the highest regards of ali with
whom he contact In whatever sphere he
after private public for he carries with him repu
ation of Who whilst Office did his duty faithfully
fearessy and left with pride greater than that with which
| he entered it.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT The District Attorney
yesterday entered noe in favor of different accused
parties against whom there for further procedure
Judge Hunt who is usually model Of cooness and judicial
decorum and dignity appeared be unusually crsy this
occasion He reprmanded Mr. Tappsn severely, and
thought causeessy for going out for few minutes
connected with which he had in There was,
crispnes and severity all his orders and rulings which
showed that there was something wrong with him.
The principal fixed for trial that Of Michael McDon
nell charged with stealing All the Witnesses in
attendance and prisoner COUNSEL District Attorney and
body ready for the trial. The empanneng the jury
| Three jurors sworn in. 5s= 4g ai
Two jurors. called. failed answer The Judge
inquired why they not present The Deputy Sheriff
piled that they had been duty during the month"; but had
since left the city The Judge then made remarks about
the necessity Of furnishing defendants whenever they desired
with correct lists Of the panel and perempoiy continued
the dschargng the jurors already in and
the District Attorney that he would try the
0he Attorney might proper to re6x IT, The District Aor
demnred against the continuance everything being ready
trial. and there being plenty Of jurors from which
select jury But the Judge mmovable and the
continued The Judge then called for the other but Mr.
Foute stated that the trial of Mcdonnell which
promised the part OF the day. he had
prepared himself for other trial. So the jurors all dis
| missed for the day.
We look upon the posponement above trial very
gula the part Of Judge Hunt When prisoners desire Jury
lists generally them several days. day
before the trial The failure of juror appear
of trial therefore contingency for which provi
made OF course if the absent found
he be brought by attachment aud punished the
discretion of the Judge STILL this the possibility
Juror being absent The day Of trial postpone
trial because two Jurors happen to be absent wher
there plenty Of others present. bad hut 1t twice
bad when the Judge distinctly informed that the absentee
out OF the city and consequently not be had under
circumstances Should the Judge undertake follow the
plan he laid yesterday opne he will get tired Of it afte
| very little experience. T-
In opinion the Judges action yesterday discoureou
the District Attorney the counsel by
and the crowd of intelligent and respectable gentlemen VIII
composed the panel jurors present. The Judge has Away
noted for his in enforcing the rules Of his Court
its dignity for which applaud him but when he depart
from mathematical line he has laid down. did ytster
day. he becomes a subject Of just public criticism.
FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT.-The contested election
case of Andrews saucer taken yesterday beor
Judge Price, who ordered that commissions for takn
the testimony Of the witnesses ome $50 in numbe before jus
| tice Bradford.
RECORDER STITH's CoURr-Wm. Condor was yes
eday examined the charge of having aided two other
in knocking down and robbng Robert Muir Foucher
Monday night The testimony against him.
he sent to prison. await his trial in the Criminal Court
Samuel Moore held for examination on charge Of bein
dangerous snd suspicious idea started by the fact that
attempted pick pocket Lafayette Square. Bail
$1,000 required, but not furnished.
wm Mary Fry fined $40 each for getting up
Tchoupouas which their neighbors considered
thing but palatabIe-their being polite.
John Hays held for examination charge of hayn
stolen buckle. from the door of Circus
crowd Of drunken bruisers fined in small amounts
workboused
Louis held for examination charge of havin
driven his woman named Mary Ann Waldron
ST. Charles street, Tuesday. He sent prison. II
woman is badly hurt at first reported.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-Wm. Walls was e,
anped yesterday and committed to the First District
trial stealing skiF the Old Basn Antoine Cae
Louis Indunier sent to prison for alleged vagranc
also Mat Kennedy, for committing bate
John Iops Mat is also held to complaint
Mrs Scheman OF having drawn her husband for
| unlawful purpose of cutting his throat
Raphse Marqueze charged with assault and battery,
released at the Of Maria Jenanica posscutrix
RECORDER SoLoNoN's Court. - Charles Rodge
held under bonds of yesterday charge
having picked 81 IS fom the pockets Of Jacob Elkho,
BAnA Aro csfsehouse keeper the of Aoreau al
Margny Streets held to the complaint Of
. Cour:ault Of selling liquor 10 his slave Noses
a RECORDER ADAMS CoURr-The two boys, JOSEF
McGraw VIM. j. plead guilty yesterday to char
Of stealing from the store Mr. T. W. Montgomery and
committed to the District Court for trial Some Of
rs articles stolen were found in their possession,
charge of selling liquor without license prefer