New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-06
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Mr. Eaasoss--That pretty little orira. con. csse
Brown "a, Dawson, concerning which 1 wrot'
yen last week, was finished ~ predicted. Mr.
brown got liz cents damages This ends ths
matter. Thsre Il fo appeal uniess the defendan
takes III. Ayd each party was 70 pag its own costs
which ii sad for Brown, or rather Truman Smith
who, oN aR. toak the case apcns speculation
Truman waxaa wrsthy at The way things wer'
uosaE on, and while he was aaaking his closing
plsa sook paper froia the opposing counsel
fors Il III, stamped upon ii. ana reared up gen
sraiiss Ths Court reprimaEded the crusty old
ooea. and then the play vent on.
The Bearasiey divorce case, another neat thing,
ID goigig on at Brooklyn. Rsardsley sues bis wife
on the ground Of adultery with one Mahan, 2
hara1r aoarum Irish doctor, who seems to have
sustained te reputation 81 the 'oud sod 80 far as
dovctson ID crinoIire Is concerned.
ID III xtesy goes, Mafan was on Broadway one
Ssy giving the ladies' q treat, and dropped in al
wsgioss for sup Of whisky.n There he saw
Mis-. Buardflcy and friend Of hers by name Fan
M GFsenwood. After some optical skirmshing,
the ladies' saiIed ont, one Of them dropped rose
btd, ,ana the gallant Mahan. BY the powers, sailed
in. Hi story III that Mrs d. stated that she was
tssEas soit, or, ID plain English spinster; that
her nsme Isas Evelne Seymour, and that her pa
rient = was Admiral Seymour Of the British navy.
Ta real pFogenAtor Of AIra, B. il admiral Of the
MetAndist Gharph named Lett. After short conrt-
alsp carried on ID Mahans ofice, and other places
or sf;s side Of The river, Mrs. B. and Mahan were
Marfiea by one Father Malone, ohone y who
seems Ii have been considerably fooled by some
b0dy. Eeardsley was d long tisne finding out the
triaing circumstance that his wife had two hus-s
beads, bnt when he did, expressed q natural anxi
ety b gise up his bali.
The defense alleges first, that Il was not Mrs. b.,
bit Fanny Greenwood, that Mahan Married !; and
secondly they set mp The you're another,' dodge.
md px5ve w sundry witnesses that Beardsey fre- 1
4tasntea The houses Of strange women. Mahan
sssara 10 te marriage, and the priest positive
Id 70 Mrss B.'s being the e IDENTICAL person whom
he /: jined 4 to Aahan. A good many people were
called A testfy 10 the character Of the gay Lo
thario, and Ike good many OF his country, he
seemed to have i large assortment Of characters
III vssioas kinds. The leading counsel, Seiiaasr
for plaintiff And Husteed for defendant, are distn-
gaished as the bftterest blackguards- profession
ally mean -at the bar. and they had tough
time this case, which, to be given to the jury
to-day.
TIle stoek market presents 4 curons study for a
philosopher at any time, butit spartcularly inter
estiig juzt at this moment The bears are having
every hing their own way. Two months ago the
bulls were charging up and down the street, head
and tail over throwing everything that came in
faaig wRy. The peer bears hammered away at
srril.4
Western rsii j, the prospect Of d famine in
Europe and tie Influx Of small buyers sent up oil
the speculative stocks, and the bears went in
dask corners. sucked their paws in alence, and
prayed that Lincoln might be elected, Then came
the Renaay Igania State election, and stocks had a
severe tnsnhle. A lend gr0wl Of exultation was
The onlY sign the bears still lived. Now they are
as IITaly IS crieksts. Stocks have gone down. down
doTn. tls average depreciation being equal to
twenty PER cent. The bears hare won heavily, Of
course.
AIa9ng The lucky ones il Hurlbut, late an edi-
toriAl WRITER in fhe Daily Times. He is in with
Harry SSafIens, Mhos they say has put Hurlbut up
Ia goed things; 80 he has made over SO GOO in
tiafee Meeka. Haribut il cuEions cove. He was
born il Massachusetts, and educated III South Caro-
linas which nlay account for his having been an
AboIitipnst III 1850. supporter Of Fremont in
1855, Douglas man irl 1860, and now o red hot
secassIolist. All the bears 40 in for secession.
Hnrlbus WAS educated for the church and vas !
ursIslsd htlt cut tue gospel and look up with the
world, the fesh and fhe devil He IL q pleasant
riler, saya nothing 1T all Id very good language
ID sgslsd good deal, ii bald headed bachelor
" nv and thirty or thereabouts, favorfte in
lccietY and 4 he is lucky in Wall street. will make
HE money ay mp town. He left the Times, it is !
aid because be didn't approve Of its principles.
That,s pretty good.
Apropos to newspapers, she World has ariz,, ON '
" ana now asks two cents for itself.
rhis 4 tle pfous daily which was started last :
aia sold for cent something less than the
sost aE ita white paper. After losing about s75.
lOo ta gain circulation Of ss 900, the World has
IL ii iror ta latforr and mt =, m H.
ariue d INCLINED to Black Republieanisr al first,
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