New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27

from the mail.
Fhelps ald not snow as much soncltude IN the mat
ter as witness expected JENNIE dld not confess to
having taken any money farther than the expires
Siou tha' she mad SIV, ana would give II 70 MIN.
No testimony was offered for the defense. Their
counsel claimed that there was no evidence whatever
u i,I;no+o NJ. pl,r,,. I. ra,,i. III -s5 hi
W.T. he'Pa u 'onn'0' auu LloSeu 'ua'
they oe discharged. Inc motion was not opposed,
and the Commissioner ordered their discharge from
custody and renuirod Sarah IN rive be in $5oO IN
orsrzor TIC ohr,o - ~. rl.ae.,1,, - AZ.
10 0N%i - az SnS D9'9nlo't tetH' Vi VIC
Uhlted states Court Bal was promptly given by
friends.
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The Paraguay Expedition.
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upon thls subject the Washington Union oil the
list says
II il stated in the nevvsnanars that tho
of Para quay are making elaborate renarstions IN
resist the ascent of the naval forces of the limited
States mon the river to the conita of that country
There seems to be no sufficient evidence odducad II
give authenticity to this renort hnt it, il nevnrtbp
less possible that President Lopez has adopted some
such system of defense Distinctions thrown into
snch watercnurse to he efactna rnugt nUolva fhe
Government not only in serious exnpnditnres bnt
operate hereafter greatly to the ANNOYANCE Of the
neople themselves Rnf il ia evtrameIv donbtfnI
whether any imnedimant thrown into III rver ,ri
he able tn n6strnct the rnnnin of onr asseIs If bt
draft Thev NAV cause more or less delay Nv evsrt
ing greater caution N the pilots and nerhans mate
rial will have to be removed in some Instances Init
grow out Of Ills snecies Of defense The very ahjs
Secretary of the Navy has provided feet of
steamers Of light draft, precisely the force required
orIas 'l a5 W ny sns ISL
fnratnn,bt ~, thyro VIZ ~ sle
SO ~ ~ an UNDERSTANDING
W. onnrebanJ tbt ftar iiJ tb ,o,,t ,,,t
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FL o9 %"y " ~ ilS.o VI ay Ptao,
] t %io liz ule saeavuSD
fI - j." a II n WI W
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reSarations should e os
Z, ii ~ go - VI. llseu
eaus Will auniS y alu tlle country mas t1e very
~ ] ~ r T SUI !uuS iehe
y, i his ert ~ oe l. 'nmr WI ~
f W oro e ~ o,oo1ta
clos in the 1rosecon nf sn an .tss l5 a.
wond be strange indeed if naval exnedito1n lax.
ing to possible hostile encounter with the forces
DAMAGE n ana and + n,st bn raroniapaJ
that we propose to visit nation whose popnlati0n
is twelve hundred miles from the sea- with forts and
military establishments all of which nav he brought
to bear against u.s. IT, then we find the river Para.
quay INSTRUCTED it will be our service to get rid of
suc6 obstacles as best we can If the work shall be
serious il will take little more of onr time and la
Dor; il tratng, that will be our good luck. The
o ia vt tbe nonS oF m %y WIZ "
We +;rst on5 heiieve pni,, ~ ,roc, F, H. "'tJ III
no sotisf,ction onr orn,l3issoi1ar NOV donnoa %
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An Arporrorrs MrpnRp-Tn tho Aber5aan lNTissN
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CONSERVATIVE Vi tue +OIn we huu the iouoWlhB ac-
count OF brutal murder in that vicinity
James Hollingsworth, who lived in the Eastern
&C. VI ~ @ l,;; az % w stieu ~ hIns a
acquitted, committed a brutal murder on a man
named Cain on last Sunday evening. He rode up to
Gains house. told him he had come to kill him ard
while the deceased fled from him inflicted two dread.