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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03
FOR YAzoo RIVER.

Leaves wEDHt sDAY. 4th inst. at s r, ~
r.. FOR YAXOO AND TALLAHATCHIE
lssxs- Riyers-Thenew suo;iantial light dean
tssssssaH Col. n. IL. JudsOn, Capt. A. O. HARRISON,
will leave above for Mouth Cold Water foobO Leore
Greenwood Sdon Tchus Yazoo City vcksbug and all iner
mediate landings the Yazoo and TalAhache
freight passage, apply on board to T. b. Smith,
ms Tchoupoulas street..
No bills paid unless by the captain clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

The OF IN circulation is 4 1880 being an In
E9i690 the stock % bullion IN boh department.
39S wing Of f3l 5l9 when compared
with the preceding
LIvKRPooI. April Q. ISss
The weeks import q sO6 The stock previously 463
s2S this week are 1901 Of which Is SO
speculation and export leaving aioek Of
IN The Of 800 which Is &c. 80 bales less than At tie
period last The weekly consumption 10 TO-
day Is a. 60 against g 49, the period last
Our market Monday with active inquiry from
the trade spectators aud which ainsned with
spirit the close OF Wednesday, establishing advance OF
I'd per 10 Middng and Fair. aud e "a. ordinary
quAes OF American during the last day., however the
Inquiry has moderated and importers have offered
freely the advane above noticed Is partially lost aud close
void Of animation at advance o. Nd a. Nd per ID the
quotations Of the LIST lust Br E add Egypan have been in
fair and sleable at las weeks The
choice o. useful descriptions Of limited yet quotations
unchanged.
To-day the sales are @ 600 bales.
Taseu speculation Is 80 American and $50 and for
export 5,9j0 American, So Pernam and 100 snrat
/ JOHN WILLIS JR,
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ARRIVED.


Steamship Galveston, Terry from Powder via Calves
Harris. Morgan .kco-lst dist
Steamship Atlantic Tahot from Key West via West Florida
Ports to Harris, Morgan keo-lst disttict
Ship Juliet, Conred, from Aean Spain, ballast,
Hynson &co-Pont.
Ship Reyeiue Robinson Is days from New York.
Point.
Ship WIN wert, wadsworth . days from Boston, Fos
dick-Point.
Spanish ig Diana Saiuan days from HavAna in ballast
to Casaeh Bros igco-Point.
Ship Augustus Kearney 10 days from New York Wood
ruff iseo-lst dist II.
ship Corinhian Slater from Grmsby, England 5h March,
in ballast, to Baxter, Lowell &co--3d dist 43.
Ship Logan Marsh 6 days from New York VIM Whitlock
previously reported the GUARANTEE dist
Bark Sofia - from Rio de Janeiro to Johnston, Moke
Point.
Spanish Brig MANILA -, days from Havana in ballast
master-foinf.
Schr Union Webb 2days fsom Pensacola 10 Goldenbow Les
parre-2d dist H.
Sehr Olive Branch Smith, days from Mobile
Basin.
chr Ann Eliza Snow days from Pensacola John Hurley
&co--Basin.
Schr Experiment, Conley from Pearl River-Bash.
Schr Elizabeth Ann. Athens from Pearl Rlver-Basin
Schr James * Eliza, Steel. from BloNi-BlAn.
Schr Pelican, Nehs from Biloxi-I3asin.
Schr Phenomenon, - from Tcheiuncta-Basin.
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Union Row, So Carondect st.
u50 T. B. SMITH No. rchnupcu las st.

Nj EDACAL HOUSE, No 81 Custutnhouse street. near
l1A Royal SrectFor the Cure Of Old Chronic MercuTal,
Syphtc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hindrance
from business friends and guaranteed in
all cases,
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. James ptae
tce in all OF the United States and Europete any
markabe he has effected which pronou incur
able by the most eminent hyscans usthes him in offering his
services to tho confidence OF the unfortunate The following
some OF the diseases termed Private and Of which, in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies DR. James per-
mAneny ercates namely; syphilis primary, secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females
complicated they Of
hatnao Of the Bladder Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
eele Cancers Ulcers iumor and all Diseases Of the Skin.
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves that
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional
biliy mpoency. The following Of the and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth,
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain In the Head Dmness Of
VISION Loss of Muscular Power Papitaton of Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness rritablty symptoms of Consumption
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression
Spirits EVIL Foebodings, Aversion Society, Self Dsruat
Love u sohtude Inidy etc. of evils produced
All persons afflicted with Of the above symptoms should
not M TO call on Dr. James and be restored perfect
health let no false decaey but apply
terrible Malay.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and vigor
restored. -
Remember 1.-THE Medical House of Dr. James, is 80 Custom
house street.
Private and separate Hours of attendance
from A. NJ. to p NJ
Consultations strictly confidential.
Ps-eesnt cases Of Gonorrhea cured Ia twenty four hours
pay. DR.. JAMES, -
oil ly 90 Cnstomhonse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03
Leaves on SATURDAY. Mays. a5PM
-. THE REGULAR FAST SUMME

U, , mail passenger packet Hed Chief, j.
sS=AEez4 G. Shute MASTER aud O. ". Kouns clerk, viii
leave Camden ChampagnolO Maria Saline, OuAcha City,
Trenton, Monroe, Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity and all
andings-rhe RED CHIEF il light draught and for
fort and speed surpassed by boat 10 the IAie Here
after she will make regular enday To Camden leaving
Wednesday Saturday formerly hed by the W. McRae
commencing the sh Passengers and shippers all along
the rely fully the puncunty Of time and
all business entrusted her clerk will be
the early Monday receive freight For farther par
ticulars, apply on board, or to
H3D j. $. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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Leaves on sAIgRnAy; Nay %sPM; -, ,,r,

4 Ind y ~ VI En- 1aH3t 2 w - n I y N
50 The Era No. 1, Kouns muster, VIII give
through nils of lading all landings ABOVE the Raft Pine
Bluffs, Doaksyle Kiamicha, Wrght Rowland Lsnesport,
DOdeys Ferry Sprngbank Albany Shreveport Gnnd
Ecore AlexaEda all way landings. For further inor
G. l.. KOUNS & Bro 2 Front street,
ap30 j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
No bills paid by either boat without written orders Bills
approved board and handed in the office for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

FOR oPELOUsAs

Leaves every WEDNESDAY At O'clock P. N
r. - FOR OPELOU SAS-THE NEW
lEs&ftas-sffs- STEAMER w. Burton. Capt. q. +. Lou
aier built expressly for the trade, viii leave
above taking freight for Old River Smnisport s landings
on the Atehafsaya For freight passage apply board
or to
iyl4u Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03
Leaves on WEDNESDAY Nav g. at o'clock p. NJ
w. MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, May l. Rt5P.M
Regular Ten bay Packet.
Hn=. REGULAR GRAN - ECOIIE AND
eilrlIs = Natchioches Paeket-The fast running
magnificent passenger packet steamer ID. X.
Carroll, William kimball MASTER will leave above, posi-.
lively Grand Ecore. Nachoches Alexandria, Cote
MANS Gofons and Tarbias Landings all intermediate
landings Red river via Cane and Little rivers. For freight
passage apply board,
JOHN G. McLEARN CO., Agents.
Union Row, Carondele street.
The boat will be responsible for any contracts or pu
chRses unless made or ordered by the captain a3O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03
8sbism OF tbt stIarAsts.

MONDAY MORNING, May 5.
coTToN...Ths market remained almost without demand
Saturday and barely bales disposed Of Our quo
taiions stin nominal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

EAMBoATs.
Princess. Wilson from vicksburR.
Lafte Brown from Lauurche.
Ingomar, Paris, from Memphis.
Queen City, Neal, from Cincinnati.
w A Andrew, Moody, from Red River.
II D Nswcofnb, SPOTS, from Louisville
Amanda, Briggs, from 1ensas.
EscataSba Rhoades, from PascaEoua-Basin
JAS Stockton Haufhorn. from Decentralization.
Judah IOuro Ewing. from Camden.
Lecomie johnson. from Red kivhr.
New Monongaheln, Cox from ST Louis.
California. hopkins. from Mobile.
Panther ReEeau from the Pasaes-owed down and
the sd nli. ship Marcia and bark Hiawatha-
brought up ship Juliet aqsd brig Diana.
Towboat Conqueror Brown Passts-towed
24th ult ship Silss Greefman and bark Bse
brought mp ships Revenue and VIM Vert.
Ocean Chapman the down and
the I'D ult ships PocahoniAs, Purinto, and
Ncenta-brought up ship Corinihian-
Towboa Thos Mcdaniel Pennogar from the Pssses-towed
down and the 29ih u ships Sultan and Herbert
brig Deseo and schr Briante-brought up from Quaan
tine ship Logan.
Towboat Hercules LPace. from the Passttowed down and
the 2lth ut, ships Aquila. Isaac Newton and
bark u Starrt-eame up light
Towboai Trenton Sheldon from the English Turnbrought up
schr Union and bullrlsh.
Beebe Andrews from the Passeswent down
ght--brought ship Augustus, lark Solo, and brig
Manila.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03
ACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, 4th inst At5PM
W.. REGULAR OUACHIrA RIVER Low
lEAnlNtyS WaeT Paeket-For Bayou Bartholomew, Point
Pleasant Basrop Ouachita City. Trenton. Mon
roe Columbia river Bayou Louis Pine Bluh Harrison
burg Trinity plantations landings Black rverThe
entirely very light drauRh draws only l6incbes built
the fast RAINING pass pAcke
Kate Dale, Wm. Dale masur, and Thos Tucker clerk,
orfrtgh passage having un,upassed
cabin accommodations for passengers apply board
myI 4. IS. Smith, 4 Tchoupi touas 81.
]. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS
lsic,sa and Louisville passenger steamer Pacific
fssxssa The splendid aud swim running passenger
paeket PACIFIC Jesse X Bell master, will the
above and all way landings for the balance Of the
follows:
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, May 10, at p. VI.
Leaves New Orleans SATt RDAY, June 8, At 5 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans W EDNESDAY, june 20, At 2. VI.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY July 10, at S P. VI.
Passengers rely the pnnctuny OF this
RlO j. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03
LOWER MTssIssTPPI.

Leaves on MONDAY May B. a 5 O'Clock p. N.
, r.. MEMPHIS AND NEg ORLEANS
lF4Sl1lse Packet Ltne-Monday Packet For Memphis
and all the Bends-The hne packet
Ben Franklin, Capt. J. D. Clarke will receive
Saturday morning. foot Of Grod street. and
will For freight passage apply board
o j. u, FREL1GH,
Office under the ST. Charles Hotel.
ETh Line Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Arkansas rivers Memphis superior
Packets for ST. Louis and Louisville.
Adams Express carrie regularly by this Line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, April TO- 1883.
There nothing here since our ast 70 the eeaeral
business commercial the rsnsacos thai midi
the affairs Of the country. The money
sill easy advantage does TO be taken Of
favorable business operations Nothing
done beyond what the requirements OF the moment render
necessary
The money market still remains pleunlly supplied but
there tle call upon the bank Ia the nstamen OF the
Indian Loaf and the settlement Of The Consn Account hee
has arisen slight advance sin the best descriptions OF paper
exceeded their point % The weekly
favorable There decrease Of 43l1,59
bullion G52 1903 In the Of and
coin.
The veurn from Bank Of England for the week ending
1h April gives The following results when eompAIed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst at5PM.
$50 REf,VI,AK TEN DAY CANUEN PA

7, D Il Ne
r. REGULAR TEN DAY CANDIES PAS
- senger packet Judah TOurO, 4. O. Iedbet
ter master, T.. s, Butler. cleTk-Camden Beach
Hills Champagnole, Wilmington Moteau Pigeon Hills Marie
Saline, Alabama Lending Trenton Monroe Pine Bluffs, Cas-
Landing Columbia Harrsonburg, Trinity, and all inter-
mediate landings Ouacha and Black rivers For freight ar
my3 j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

~ FON NIINDElN, MOSCOW, PORT
lsblElSaS Bolivar al Intermediate landings Lake
tss= Bisteneau and Red Ryer-The indepent Peope's
n-The ssperor light draught freight and passenger
Bonita W H. Daniel master H. = Heh, clerk, will leave
as above. For freight passage apply on board.
j. ;. FAGAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 5 O'Clock p. VI.
r. REGULAR w F. DINE y ID

49, REGULAR VVEDNE SDAY
PACK Er-The SUPERIOR running packet steamer
sSsssesssss5 X. w. Powell, J. II. Estis, master, will
leave Lake Washington Grand Lake Carolina Landing
Ashton Pilehers Point skpwith Landing Lake Providence
CamAcks Landing, Miken's Bend. Vcksburg Grand Gulf
Rodney, Estchez Fort Adams. Red River Landing Bayou
Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pquemne and Donaldson
willie above The r. w. Powell will lake YazoO river freight
and sign through bills Of ladng with the privilege For freight
or passage, apply board, T. b. SMITH, Agent
Be3 4 Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

lE1@SSzss saIIie IiobInsOn-To and from N. Orleans
szsSs,ezzs7# Bayou sara For Adams Wiamsnort, Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings. the SAlLlE ROBIN
SON, f. T. Gross, MASTER in place Of the BELLA DONNA,
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening O'Clock,
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening arrival Of the
from Woodviile.
R-A clerk viii be the Levee receiye freight Thurs
day morning.
R9-Partcula attention paid the receiving landing Of
and freight all hours Of The day and night
Iy2gf HOLMES 4 CLAUSS. u TehOupitonAs st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-03

IHDIANA-Per Lyon. BOat9OO bushels corn to Robertson
4 Mcpouga
MOUNT vERNoN-Per olemmOn's Two Boats-SOOo sacks
q W Netleton AGO.
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COAST AND LAFoURoHE.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY,. at NAN
~ FOR THE COAST AND LAf0URCHE-
lAlssl.{i The summer packet Lafitte, j. Brown
ter, A. Fl. Garner clsrk-rhs regular ard light
draht passenger packet will New Orleans every We'd
nesday 10 a. NJ aud returning, will leave Donaldonye
every Sunday at 5 p. NJ, during the entire
For freight passage, apply board
ap27 j. =. PAGAUn. Advertising Agent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-17

USivERsaLisr CHURCH. NORWAY. We had
occasion TO visit the Uniyersalist Church, ut
Norway Village, short time since and
were very much pleased with the taste dis
played by our Norwegian friends. The
Church has been thoroughly repaired during
the past season, the old apparatus for warm
ing having been removed, aud furnace sub
sutu,cd in the basement.
The ceiling and wall are mes, beautiful
ly ircseocd; the walls being coSered with
patchwork, with pillars in the corners,
while in the centre Of the arched ceiling is
q most elaborate, yet tasty piece OF irescoe
work. from which is suspended large chan
da,ler. for lighting the house. At either
end Of the ceiling is a beautifully wrought
and ,astcfully arranged yentilator. which Is
a great GesiddaiHm in almost all Of our
country churches. In a word, the whole
house, including the fine painting, the stain
cl glass, the nea, desk. and the beautiful
organ, harmonic admirably, and render il
the finest church in the County.
The Rev. Mr.. Snow, a recent graduate Of
Tufts College, commenced his labors as pas
tor at this church Sept. 5th; and, judg.
Ing from appearances, the worshiPpcrs at
this shrine are as much delighted with their
Pastor rs with their House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-17

Senator Clay Of Alabama writes long
letter 10 his constituents, closing as follows
81 apprehcnd i, will require greater un.
animity in the South than has characterized
our Pas, political struggles to save her from
gross wrong BY the next Congress. or from
the triumph Of Black RcPublicani'm in the
next Presidential contest. Tho sectional
battles about Kansas will be renewed, prob
ably at the next session OF Congrcss-vhen
application for her admission as non
slavehOlding State will be made aud will be
continued until she Is added 10 the already
prcponderent North. We will be diap-
pointed, | fear, II We expect an end Of sec
,ional strife or the beginning Of that miilcn.
MIA determination Of the United States, 30
often and - fondly predicted, while We try
10 extend the AREA o. Negro Sl,yery, or even
travel with our slaves in non.s!aveholding
States or the common Territories Of the In.
ion, or until the north is satisfied that her
iniere., will bc promoted by tolerating the
"Curse OF Slavery" or that the South i.
fully united and firmly resolved TO maintain
even to disunion, those rights she refused
TO surrender To create, and oush, no, to
surrender 10 preserve, the Union"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-17

The fall business in New York is said to
open encOuugingly for merchants Of mode
rate pretenaOns. The hotels are generally
crowded, and orders to country manuiaetu.
rers are gradually increasing.
Ike trial Of Z. G. Dudley for the murder
Of Eliphalct Berry. a, Bath. Me-, has re.
suited in a verdict Of manslaughfer on
which tho COur. sentenced him 10 Eve years
in the State Prison. Rum was a, the bot.
tom OF the matter.
The Minnesota Constitution provides for
an election Of an entirely new House OF Rep.
resenta,ives and nineteen senators on the 81
Tuesday OF October next Ten Republicans
and nine democrats 60 out OF Office, and
eleven democrats and seven Republicans hold
over; leaving the Republicans twelve Sena-
tors TO elect in order TO secure a majority.
and the democrats eight.
The IIerald's Washington correspondence
says the frigate Niagara has been ordered TO
proceed Immediately to Charleston to take
back the Africans taken in the SLAYER Echo
The Colonization Society have engaged to
take them in charge on their arrival a, Ii.
IBERIA.
Hon. Tom. Corwin made o speech at CO.
lumbus, Ohio, on the 3lst.. which was char
ac,erlled as bold and decided. Tho Gazette
says he took strong ground in favor OF Ia
rid, and declared hs everlasting hostility to
the extension Of slavery. At the close OF
Mr.. Corwin's speech, Gov Chase rosc and
spoke briefly, welcoming Mr.. Corwin as a
fellow labOrer, with him in the cause Of lib
erty.
The house and barn owned by Mr.. ii. NJ.
Weeks, in Chelsea, were burned ON Tuesday
evening Of last week.
workmen are engaged at Erie, Pa, in
raising the remains Of the flagship Law
renee. Of Perry's aeet. large portion OF
the hull has been taken up, and is in good
state Of preservation. Some Of the planks
and heavy timbers bear the marks Of cannon
balls, and are considerably shattered. Per-
rvs victory is about to be celebrated by the
people Of that region, who propose to erect
a monument to his memory.
Capt BENZ j. Willard recently harpOOned
and captured Blacklist, about Is miles
or Cape Elizabeth, weighing upwards Of
1900 lbs.
The n. Y. Post insists and offers many
facts to prove that the Mormon war was
purely continuance Of contractors to bleed
the treasury.
The St. Louis Republican learns that Gov.
Richardson Of Nebraska has resigned, with
the intention Of returning 10 Illinois, and
canvassing the State for Douglas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-17
Old Oxford Redeemed

A victory which we have long
and patiently toiled for, aginst
a body Of men who have seemed
to fancy themselves " born to
rule" has at last been accom-
plished. And it is none the less
sweet from its long postpOnement.
The last trace of Border Ruilian-
ism has been swept from our
midst, and Old Oxford retains the
honor she has so gracefully worn
for two years past, of being the
BANNER COUNTY Of Maine.
We have now the control Of all
the County Offices, which we can
in future easily retain, with good
management. For the public
good, this is n consummation
most dcvOutly tc be wished"
and we heartily congratulate our
brother Republicans, one and all,
upon the success which has so
glOriously crowned their labors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-17

PrRrLous ADVENTURE. 4 young man
abont Is years old, a workman on the To-
pairs a, the Univer.alisi church ambridge.
port, exhibited. on Saturday last, feat OF
the most reckless daring. The staging for
the new steeple has reached an altitude Of
one hundred and twenty five feet, aud is
composed of finch scaniling, as uprights
which are held together by lunch board,
The distance bc,wetu these uprights is
about ten feet, and in going from one to the
other, the edge Of a board has to be ,ray.
drsed. Tho workman referred to having oc-
ca'ion to go from one poet to the other, as.
sumed an upright position, and deliberately
without any assistance, walked across on
the narrow edge Of the board. Tho least
deviation would have caused him to fall, and
from tina, heigh, the result can be an,ieipa.
ted. Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-17
Norway True Us Steal!

We cannot forbear pointing with pride
and cxultation TO the noble conduct Of the
s,aunch Republicans Of the Norway Repre-
sentative district This is one OF the dis
tricts selected by our opponents. in which to
elect border-rufhan representative; and
they have labOrcd earnestly aud pcrsi'ien,ly
with all the money they wanted, TO secure
this result. Major MILLrrr !. bold, and
fcarles. worker, and there is not man in
Norway whose success would annoy them
more. The Republicans had every inch OF
the ground to contes, against every obstacle
which could be brought to bear upon them,
and they have exceeded their most sanguine
expectations. They make nett gain Of IL
in the district. All honor to the gallant
Republicans Of Norway
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-17
TRr.raryr OF wnsrsr. rho Eogli,h

TREATMENT or WITNESSES. Tho English
lords Of the bench decided at Westminster.
about a month ago, that i, was a principle
Of common law that counselor, in ques
tioning witness, should address him in or.
binary tones and in language Of respect,
such as is employed by one gentleman in
conversation with another; that such law
yer has no right to question the private
business or moral character OF u witness,
any further than it is apparent they abso.
lu,ely affect his reliability or touch the case
in hand aud that awi,ncss is not bound to
answer question. put TO him in an insulting
and bull-doggish manner. II forced to an.
swer by the court, be will have his remedy
in action for damages.