New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-10


aspirations myself but the conversion have selected
the men who, 10 their opinion, were most 1t 10 ~
nominated for the vafious Offices il their gift, and
scquiesce in their decision, etc.
MI. Frederick read this extract tie psxs day while
sitting at the breakfast table 10 San Francisco Be-
coming excited, be made some remarks % folIo~s.
The damned miserable tsretct, after being keksx
out Of the Convention, went down there and msde
speech abusing me. I nave defended him ss tines
when all others deserted him. paid and supported
Committee days, and this b IN tt syntitude aet
from the damned miserable wretch ~ tks feyoyS
have conferred ON him. have hitherto spol1ss u
him as an honest manas the only hostst mss - ~
bench Of miserable, corrupt Supreme Court -bat
now find was mistaken. take Il I'll hack H
is just as bad AZ the others.
You remember this speech WAS resented q ~
time by Mr.. Perley, Terys friend, but Broderick ~
he would fight no one who held : situation inferior
to bis own and that be would fight no one until assf
the election.
On the morning Of the 9Th, after the electios,
rumon were current that duel was to be fought but
owing to the vigilance Of the authorities sud the in
reference Of friends, nothing trsnspired until To
l1th when both parties arrested on the grousd.
Being taken before the Police Judge Of San Fran.
CISCO, all hands werc released, a. no care could be
made out. This was on the l2tb. On the 18Th, in
| me morning, they met. and the fight resulted IN
Brodericks losing his shos BY too speedy discharge
OF bis weapon, and Teny's ibos taking elect n
Brodericks breast.
Judge Terry, before fighting, rsssgpsd his postsies
and bis successor was appointed. ii. Byooer,ek.
after be was shot. bore up veil until - bssoss =
death. When at last be was informed thss N ~
was approaching, his exclamation NJ NJ & -
"been killed because be had opposed ~ exlsisn y
slavery and corrupt Administrative " HI ~
words were II die-protect my honor =!
He was buried with great funeral pomp II FL
Francisco Col. E. D. Baker, defeated anttL ecoupsoa
candidate for Congress- delivering the euIogy.
At one time it was thought that Judge Terry 4
tended to leave the State but be simply retired q NJ
farm near Stockton, where be Was arrested On the
10th. His wife, who had engaged ststerocn -
the steamer Of the 20tb, gave It Up and rensissd
with her husband. Judge Terry win probably remoys
to Texas after his trial. send you IN the coszss
pondence and the newspaper comments on the un1sg-
tunate affair.
Some Of the reports state that Judge Terry ex-
claimed, Il shot two inches too far TO the right 30
far from this. we are informed BY eye and ear VII
ness, for whose yeracty We will Be responsible, tbst
Judge Terrys bearing was, in every respect, bec0n
ing the most refined and perfect gentleman. He
made no exclamation. When Mr.. BfodeYick fell, M.
Benham came up to Judge Terry and inquired q
h us ne ne morally y bur. where dd ySa sss
voice, intended alone for Hr. Benham's ear .Ho Il
struck in the breast, hut is mot, think, sesioaly
hurt; shot too much 70 the right = Of words y
that effect Al
ANOTHER DUEL,-At about O'Clock IL The mcFl-
ing Of the 18th September, duel vas fought, g i
place about five miles from San Andress. hetwsea
Waans Mood r;aas d;s,ancs s,rt. .sss ~
first fire Dr.. Goodwin fell morally wounded. and
died about two hours afterwards. The Hon. ". =.
Lewis and MAJOR Glenn, ior "; Goodwin. ana Csps.
f,ienasn - - - - - 49, - -
STRANGE DEArH.-Dr. VIM. D. Cowap. formerly
one Of the physicians Of the Insane Asylum e sock
was 'on 1 ssss aas san a
tallv strpped of his clothfne The alarm 40 frer
at Mariposa BY the return Of bio horse Witlout Z
rider to that town.
E.r., E,nur-rn 4ha 12tb ME- hehf orcn,r.,,1
M.,,-,,;,,. ho,m.., T,.aa. p..s...;.
near Maysvllie, between 3. u. Turner, Benjamin
Turner, Alfred Turner and r. Thomas, ON ons side
and James Simpson and Joe AcGhee On The othsr
I. seems that in the melee simpsou and HcCee vere
.ss1's '.1. -. 'ne -,
botn snot-eimpson througn tue 1igas sune -
MCGEE through the abdomen. Simpson died.
} DssrRucr1yE FIRE. At PoyrRrY BAR-()n The ell
$1,000 e.. .a,. ~. :. r,o-..., 81. S,sl.
80 s:.,, s.s.....s ~ =. 49,,
veras county, which destroyed buildings and propersI
: to the value OF $40, 600 or $50 900.
z WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER OF NOnrH.EN INplAss.-
q A talaoram dated Yret. 6th sentember. ~.
~ ua, -. -. ii -s.-.-:,.
George d: Doonns Is nere WIN ini ., HU
j. Captain ). Langley mat on the Sd l1s.sls, Y
$ PITT River Rangers attackeo fancnena q neAvs
4 Greek INDIANS. numbering TWO 9unofea, Nyenty Z
~ whom were Killed. inree o. ne hangsm 1cr
wounded, Two with arrows ana sne osner WlIn oock
shot. Inc atter Is oroens1 Oh =. mcfstoy, VINO ~
q killed BY Indians some weeks since.
n MORE MEXICAN OUTRAGEs ON AMERICANss-In I
!, revolution which broke out In Lower Califosni,
II -. a.. Co...,., .. ,.,,o...a ...t *,
Ir,o,;oono hoa hean c.noht and ahoA v,;thous car
= .s..,n.,t;o, ~ ~,
. OF accusa'on VI ua.
n PROTEST OF THE ITALIAN PATRioFs.-IWeiyc
the Italians of San Francisco have protested asainl
- the action NJ the Enrich Congress. whatever
70 ~ 1880. Il
d may DC.
1. VERY RICH MNEs.-New digeings nave peen az
covered on Nacker river, Wnca are seia to pay 49,
extravaganty. Men are said to make nom " :
$50 per day.
l.. FRoM FORr YUMA-There y no news OF impos'
lance from Fort Yuma. Captain Garnett MAD arrive
% with his company, and would relieve Col Nauma1l
10 in command OF the post. heeners tfain WIN Ivy
head Of cattle, had crossed the Colorado. The Ga
copa, Capt. johnson, mad gone mp tne fiser 20 E0l
CASTOR. tSan Diego Herald.
EMPERoR OF THE UNITED SrATEss-Ene IOlloWlI
e. startling proclamation has been issued IN San Ffa
the peremptoiy Ieques. ana Ges,o o ~
majority ~ sorr~sriv ~ SIooa Raw Cane
"A Good Hone and now for the last nine years and e
=. months past Of San Francisco, California declare ~
proclaim myself emperor q teese Un1eo s.ases