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THE CASE OF F. II. HATcH.-The examination
of Mr.. f. II. Hatch, on the charge of killing Mr.
W. A. Jackson, Of this city, in rencounter the
Louis Ball Room the night of the 4th nst came on
before Recorder Genois in New Orleans 18th inst
There large crowd persons present. eager hear
he examination No witnesses were called but the ai
iavs OF francois Andry, Hortaire Andry, p H. Huard
sud Legendre recng the particulars Of tho unfortu
rate aar read to Mr. Hatch in the hearing Of his
COUNSEL by the Recorder who stated that under the cir
camssnces of the his duty send the papers
before the Grand Jury, and to commit him to stand his
trial on the charge OF murder John r. Grymes ESQ,
one OF Hatchs COUNSEL stated that this course as
what he desired The papers therefore handed
to the Attorney General and the prisoner conducted
Jail in carriage.