The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05

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od SehsiOHlty TO circumstances OF the moment;
Which sometimes strangely enieebed his presence,
Oh any appearance oil slight IN his audiences q
cough iude laugh, or whisper, has been known
to dlshearteh hlm Vlsloly Aware Of this intirmity,
| an attorney, wise IN his generation, has been
known to plant man OF drowsy appearance and
habits beneath the Judge, directly opposite the
! place Wllefe EfShlne was accustomed to address
! tie lury Agreeaby TO ms instructions, and moth
ing 10th, the sleepy hmd would make hideous
! grimmace, and give way to the utmost expression
OF WEAKNESS IN e lhiasI Of tiie most imPassIonate
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on the ear as Pandean pipe in sequestered Vale
and regret that all such names had not been retain
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had a. The InaiiiG,,ons word which the worthy Riot
introduced into his Indian Bible to signify kneel
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it Boston Journal
LIE LAKE 2 % :. NoONlNI '--L1aAe olpe-
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10'1,li's every year li9ie anu more interesting 70
cultural point OF view A few days since an ez-
P!orIng party from Boston returned through this
CITY, from an expedition to the regions upon It's Der
~ 1e 81 .iahiils q I,si
coveries On tbe. ID Sent another artv started
from Green Bay, under Mr.. Theodore Conkey,
with Government Commission to survey line
g near Lake superior 70 ale ulsss.pp I Fitef
supposed that theV will be engaged about four
Months in the service during great mart of which
time they will be in the wilderness and will be
obliged to transport food sufficient for the whole
time At Lake Superior they will be Joined bV
the geological corps. under the direction of U. S.
Assistant GeoIogist Randall, who will 90 through
with them TO ascertain the geology of The region
traversed. The expeditions together will form an
interesting one. and led. as they are bv competent
men, will bring in a report of high interest and
Importance.
o. A " Museum of Mankind" IS about being
established In London at the British Museum
which is contemplated TO contain Anrus's great
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nun '0,''i, ana ''u -ro'
with that OF MI Catlin $ immense gallery OF North
American Indians, now exhibiting at No 6, Wa
terlooo Place. London Funds to large amount
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anu ailiS's arc 70 oe sem 70 @ii quarters q 'ie
world, TO assist IN completing The great OBJECT
The SCIENTIFIC CONVENTIONS body
closed ito sassion at PhiIadsInbia nm the ODD ,,It
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Mass, on the fN1 OIL August, lo49. Inc Ledger
says that the most interesting paper read on the day
of adjournment. was one from Professor Dickson
81 t,Ir F1,- ,r Ry;,;s,i NO., +l1i
hleii' u 'ie gives us
The observations upon which the report was
based were made through a course of eighteen
years, and more particularly during the last two
years in anticipation Of the present report The
report alluded to the vast quantity of rain water
constantly falling in the valley of the Mississippi
and the fact that that great river the only visi
bic outlet for it. The report showed that the guam
tidtyof rain falling was liz times the quantity dis
charged by the river. There are but two Ways |
for to escape one by course of the river and the
other by evaporation.
Thus the report arrived at fact OF the greatest /
Importance to the planters Of LOUISIANA and MIS-
sssippi, for the more exhalatons are promoted the
less liable Will the lower bottom lands Oh these I
States be to periodical Limitations. The best way
to promote eXhaiauons was by clearing the forest
lands, and thus exposing the earth to the action Ut