New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11
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Discharge Of It. =. Hatcher In 50. Louis.
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We learn from the 81. Louis Repobican, Of the
7th inst that Col Perrsult had arrived in that city
With reo.isitiou FINN Gov. Wickli1e for 7. j.
us.a, 49, -. -. r., -, s...t
coafsso WIN Wn'ppinS ssve s.ti -
In New Orleans. On application 70 Gov. Stewart that
declined ssuur his warrant for Hstchers
rendition. on the ground ia. No n,oof IN. presented
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~ n 'no'csmens nsd neen loond sgainss nn. Ing
o. LOUIE Democrs says the case str1kingly indi
cstes the power Of money to protect an accused man y
and gives the following seconnt nj IN. ,o.ea;,.. IN
the csss and Of ths .c.r. 1900 o., -. ~
VIZ ~H1 '" s'e '0eus Dssween coi. fenaon ana
Iov. SseWaH: V sss - b.. .s.s.s .4.
Soon after bin arrest be gained hearing BY habeas
corpus before Judge Clover, and Va remanded 10
await the reputation. On is nona.ryal within The
time prescribed, be was discharged. Marshal RawE
ings at once caused bis reArrest on the warrant Of
~ n,aons, AlsT M tae case ana
arrested hin on warrant OF Jnstice HsrcIertseth
Pending the consequent reexamination, Hatcher wa
and was by him remanded. His counsel then nro,
cured him hearing before the Judges Of the Supreme
Court, VINO aso remanded him; Late last week Gov
er9oI Mlcsnnes agenI, Coi. PerrauH, arrived. On
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W. y. S Sa.s =. LOUISIANA We, Dy tae august governor
.. M.ssoa, measso WIN con.empI NOT only was
tne requIs.sion pslemptony ana ID coarse Language
Ieasea, pus sne uosernor o. Loulssns was insulted
ano sns pay. a, 81 niSoun olsgTaced The Cotone!
s 1as uoio zen .ne ooveInoe tnat re was ID
.oo. anu vas snsWgiec .9as ne lsiewaEt) nad not
more Drains man Mlskhne, re you'd resign! his
G.aSy iuIIne. ..ylIel INC ToIonei -. ms
; aswal 1eaa .1ss ausaen enppo9s tnst tne
Judgment Of charity 10 tine case u. that His Excel
ieHCy WaS Otuuks lue asOnlS0eQ memOef OF Tue
Governor Of the State Of Missouri and on receiving
an emlnasacaIy majestic Affirmative, bid hm good
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in III mi rsnrSsra,ss uase ony iaheo 70 present
The diacharue IF tha .c.,..a mas =, ,.,,.. 49,.
statedand VAS ectad az ,e,,o..sa
~ 80 .spo..eu y@'oiaay.
IN giving . history ot the case the ~. Lonls papers
publish large amount Of telegraphic correspondence
.pon VIC .a' one's VI To''ce VI 'ne
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SHOT BY Hrs INSANE WIFE-The Philadelphia
Ledger, Of the 4th inst, has the following: e.
The wife Of Capt. B. F. Bentley, of Monongahels.
Pa, young and beautiful woman; is sutiect to Pc
. * e VI sns 'aa IN WEDNESDAY
the cantain,s nistes procnred noydsr and Iaad ~
loaded them and went into the garnet Of the house,
Discovering her WHEREABOUTS the captain went after
presented Of the pistols and fred. The ball Or
slug entered his neck in front Of the uguar vein,
asSenaea u. snfougn me yaw'9one, ana was fo9nd
terir bones and teeth in ia deadly eonrsa in hnr
BILE and frightful manner. The unfortunate husband
DEsrnucr1yR FIRE IN Bosros.-A disnatcb NJ tbo
I'd from Boston saws:
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The Suffolk Flour Mills, occupying building two
deatroyed hv sre H. rno-nn hga ne ae
bbIs. Of flour, and large number of baps ~ aou,
| and grain. The fire was probably the work OF an
lncendiary. The mills were insured for $4,000
.'g nn.;n ~ t .h.' ely ,,x;, ,s w.u
under tie influence of rum. made a mnyderons as.
sault on woman named Abby Nelson. with knife.
probably die. Officer Jellison in arrestinc Rassstt
was also severely wounded.
TIE FR1eArE N1AcARA,-Tbe steam t,ioa.e Mic
coro ba. boon overhon,od =, ~. p.no,.1,,r e.
e rsno;r ths n;,ro, srs.o;r.a ~, ~ aS;- =;
Raw vb;a ,av;no tbe ,sIsrr.nh uar ho..a.a
dreadnllv hacked over fortv feat 81 nor ao1
80 .nS 4u.nt, g.
or doubled over. In fact, one could almost remove
the rotten pieces with the bare hand. This damaged
portion will DO at once torn off, as will several parti
Giles Other chief keel which have been also damaged
| ErrcrroN IN CoNNrcr1orr -Tho s,.ta .,.ct;o,
held in Connecticut on the 4tb inst resulted IN N,
entire snccess of the Renub,con. Than aIao,ad ~,
four members of Congress, which secures their ma
Jority in the ThrtySixth Congress, having gained
votes over the two Democrats in the last Congress
from that State They also carried large majority
in the Legislature, and elected their State ticket
MURDEREss lNsANE-It is said that Mrs. Hart
ang, who is under sentence of death in Albany, N
T., for poisoning her husband, became raving ma
mac on the Isl nst and had to be chained hand and
erno, snsrended ho, .ontanno ,,nt;l ~ $50 ~. y.
;......:.-ta5 ~ 0-As o'I W
"nu nau her seht W ING insane prison
| az AUBURN. ~ s%r l-*... w.
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