New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-16
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Mr., uigman and the Editors.

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Dissatisfied with the freedom of criticism INDUCED
in by the Courier DIES Etdts Jtais the New York
Atlas, aud the Spirit Of the Times, upon the vocal
performance Of Mile PecoIimini the manager, Mi.
Ulman, has stricken them from his free list Not
having seen recently number Of the two first named
journals, we are not advised al TO the degree of
Christian foftitude with which they bear up under
the calamity, but the Spirit gives the following &C.
count Of itsshare in the matter:
We had listened with good deal Of dissatisfaction
to the first act Of tia Figlia del Reggnento9 when
we descended to the saloon to dieue friend of ours
for tulsome panegYrlC of Pcc0limiai, iii weekly
paper, 81 Which he II editor just Us we had ceased
our semi-seiious satire Little Gilman approaches
snut.box in hand, like the great Napoleon, saying
An Mr.. So and 50, thank you for your notice.
Critic-.Indeedl Yoa thank me for what occa.
slons this ones (poiating to oursel1 censuren
OarSetf,-s You know, Ullman, as well as do
she can't sing. and as for her acting, there are a
dozen in New York who can do as welln
Ganda.--H She is very fine artist she knows
now e please. She draws large houses, and that's
Oursef -" That is due to your management You
know that all the London putiery and Hbernian en-.
thnsasm were manufactured for this market,a
After my friend the crtieehad lett, the manager
continued ID these very words:
6timan tapping the top Of his box.1--t.I say,
Mr. ---- don't Wantyou to talk TO re creetios Id
zat way must be supported by re press and will
Il
80 and VII. have keecked out re Atlas aud dree
otner papers zig week, | ave tyrannised over ze
singers, and viii tyTannise over re press,
Az TINS conversation occurred Oh Wednesday our
last week article was already In tyne SO we shrup.
ged our shoulders in resignation conscious of ar
approaching decapitation, And true eno1uh fine
Monday following onr tickets were withdrawn.
We offer our most lagubrious consultations to cur
brethren Of the quill who are thus placed at the
mercy Of little tyrant over re singers and over VI
press By the way, has he hump on his back and
crooked leg Il SO, bis readiness to Of with bis
head is nothing but natural, and the editorial dead
heads Of New York will do well to mind their ps anf
qs, or he may indeed kick zem all OUT Seriously
however, il is clear case that the arrangement be
tween managers and journalists by which the latte
are admitted to public amasemants without charge
has substantial advantages only for the former, whe
i they know well what they are about take care t,
hold sacred from the interference of any persona
feeling that pntayorahle criticism may arouse i
Mr. Ullman should bring his prodigy to New Orleans
let him beware how he treads upon the toes Of indie
pendent journalism here, for should he conclude te
kick zem all out the boot that played the hatdies
Ut that sport might not be on bis own leg
JAIL DELfFERY.-A general jail delivery tool
place at Wellsburg, {Yas) on Wednesday evening
after the following wise:
There we're three prisoners confined in the iaif
Charley Price and his mistress, confined on charge
Of making counterfeit COIN and Robert Rail for ID
sistng and cutting an officer IN the discharge Of hi
duty at the time Of the late fair They were all il
custody to stand their trial at the next session Of h
Circnit Court. The men were confined III the lowe
story Of the jail the women ia the female apartments
up stairs. On the evening In question the Tailor Nh
McMnlen, being al bis work, and his wife hayini
gone to prayer-meetng, and the night being ex
trenely dark, some outsider managed to get aeces,
10 the waman's apartments, and having burst opel
the door released her. She it Is supposed then nos
aessed herself Of the Jail keys and had nothing t6 a
but walk down, unlock the door and release them
This she accordingly did, and on the return Of Mrs
McMulen the birds we're missing.