New Orleans Republican., 1868-06-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. 1

j LOCAL lNIELLIGENCE.E .
RESPECT FOR Ex-PEEsIDENT BuoHANAE-
aied States District CoStrs-- Hon. Z. H.
vsa Presiding Immediately after the
.ning Of the court yesterday morning the
lied States District Attorney, Hon. 8. H.
rey, arose aud stated TO the court that
telegraph had announced the decease
Ex.President James Buchanan, at his
ue in Wheatland, Pennsylvania. he
rded to the deceased as the twelfth Prasi'
ato Of the United States, and as g mark Of
meet for his statesmsnship, patriotic
sises, and high position, he would move
hssiie court adjourn.
This motion was seconded by Judge Camp
y, in few appropriate remarks, in
hieh among other things ne said that il
y his pleasure to have known Mr.. Bu-
hnsn during the most Of his career
one Of our most distinguished
,!esmen and diplomatists; that his great,
ambition seemed to be TO serve his coun-
vim gil the stations 20 which he was
siened; that the election Of Mr.. Buchanan
President was hailed with universal Joy
nughout the whole country; that though
Eas not in the power OF Mr.. Buchanan or
NY human being to have stemmed the
b Of revolution which was fast approach
giis crisis, yet it was his desire to hinder,
au, and obstruct all those who seemed
sn! and determined upon plunging our
md in ruin and bloodshed. He (the
saker) had seen Mr.. Buchanan in 1861,
hen he was forsaken, abandoned,
ID rejected by all who had formerly
ben his friends; when he was left
one and friendless. That was the first
me Mr.. Buchanan became known to him
iimately, and then it was that the charac'
Of the lamented deceased shone in its
shtest eolors. It was the fondest hope
desire Of Mr.. Buchanan that there
1uld be no shedding Of blood and nc
Hicidal war. But this was not to be,
sdhe, the speaker, believed that the judg
snts which have been expressed regarding
l. administration of the late Ex,Presideni
IRE unjust, and at future time he would
cleared FROM all obloquy and reproaeh
Judge Durell said:
4 Is most proper that the courts OF tht
aiied States should show high regard Il
s7genee of the distinguished dead, and
ussf respect to the high position of th'
Ne President Buchanan this court woult
IND adjourned to the fifth instant.
Al UsWARRANTARLE ARREsT.-Early yes
essy morning oficer Hennessy discovered
.ssn e. the second district ferry landing
sEently waiting for the ferry boat. Th'
fsa questioned him very particularly
gscially concerning weighty carpet-bag
Il he stranger was shy in responding t,
leries, but being pressed replied that hi
AEy baggage consisted of tools. Henness,
n not satisfied with the reply, and in
med the man, F. NJ. Poole, that he wa
prisoner. Accused and baggage Wer
fsn to the stationhouse, and an examina
q discovered seven bsgs Of American
sr coin, Slmost as glittering as thos
gold bars found on Orleans street
ERssks ago. The amount Of silver wa
ill 50. Mr.. Poole fortunately pos
Asa substantial evidence as t
q be is and what is his business
mat he is no william subject to arres
suse he was owner Of sacks Of money
months ago he left Texas BY overlan
live stock which hesold at 3 fair prof
llaiana, and arrived here last TuesdR
sgard bound. He disposed Of his pape
macy for coin, which is the only cui
N used in the interior of Texas. Whel
usa he was on his way to the 0pelou
inhroad depot, intending to depart yes
ala7. Judge Gastinel learned the state {
illn aad at once placed Mr.. Poole 9
saking care that the silver was turne
to its rightful owner. Of course th
nnser was greatly annoyed, but If me
Hhaye money they must take attendin
4 sequences. Fl
ApKLux OUTRAGEs. This from g corr
lent Of yesterday:
In one Of the readers Of the REPUBLIcAs
szke pleasure in doing 30 every day.
Heed that the report made therein thi
4 mig In giving the account Of the d
heId over the body Of Charles Lore
9 dlled By Philip Witte in the aash ma
oEy, corner of TTeme and Toulori
IS the same aa that reported ln q