The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-21
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1uarislse female who turns nan, but the love Of
Liberty Is 50 great among both sexes that the church
makes but few teessicns % its eloisters- and we
are glad ofia Daniel, one ofthe most pious among
The great naensofh Bible, considered that he dis
charged his duty BY going three times day into
las closet 10 pfaw II females win do the same
with e5ntrite be art, die Lord vii pardon their
SINS without their irpmurng themselves for life in
acohvent and pray ing, and dong nothing else but
praying, and this rendering no service TO The
world in a reasonable portion OF their time; we
are sent into the world TO live u that world ana
assist our fellow creaaIres. not selshy 10 immune
ourselves within four walls, and live forever ~ a
ce-praYng before dawn, praying a. noon and
? night, and half through tile night 4 al tiie Np-
men were 10 tlrnlluns, what would become O the
meiis Few Women fake me yen ior the sake o.
Fiety alone. They have been crossed an love-
fheg have been s0Iely Yexed BY real or imaginary
msdngs--and they hy 10 a convent for refuge.
We perceive shat in PARIS, Lady (eorgiana Hay,
youngesb daughter of Lord John Hay, has taken
lie veil jn Tie convent Of fhe Assumption. The
poung novice, who is tall IN statlr2 aud a fine
looking wenlarl proceeded in bridal attire 70 ihe
oates Of The convent and demanded Abundance
Having been receiYedb BIZ the,suPAror aud the nuns
oftie order bearing lightel taIers, she advanced
through their ranks 70 The -bearer and kneit
down. Alter paNsa spent in prayer, the comml-
gaV preeeJied her al solemn pace INTO the chapel,
chanting hymns. Each nun repaired TO her STALL
and DE novice occupied seat prepared for her at
The foot Of the altlf, when the usual ceremony
Z. took place, She retired 10 the paror of The con
veRi IA The simple habit Of nun covered with
Wreath of White flowers, and received visits of CON
graduation. We should have been better pleaaed
tohaVe seen her Jump into chaise and four, with
an honest dashlng young fellow, and away oil 20
be married, and see her again at the end Of Ten
wears with six or seven blooming chidren-elegant
daughters under her instruction, and fine sons I'M
der bis quidance-sUnelh to be proud Of As
many y tie glorious Sisters, Of Charity as you
leaee or we never see one in the streets without
feeling yeueralon FOR their virtues, but no con
yeais--no cels--no living tombs-no monks Or
friags Got u.s. We 60 for the progressives in such.
lnafteIs-Ior the cOHmunsis-for the socialists, in
preference to going into any cOnV ent.-N. ]. Sans
T'Hk IRIsH CGUBs The Dublin Evening Mail
has a very long article on the present prospect Of
affairs in Ireland; which, after condemnng the apa
thy o. tie government since the conviction of
Mitchell, closes viii the statement that there are
ofganized in Dublin alone forty clubs, counting on
the average 4C0 men, and coTnpFisng in the whole
12;e83 lighting men, well armed-t1at the progress
Of new clubs was rapidly eXtending-that there ex-
isfed IN Ireland, at present lc3 such batalions
with daily and weekly additions TO tleirnumbers-
thai when 60 Of such fpei of rebellion, on l0SCG)
fighting and armed men, shall have been organized
Of 3e9 TO be called INFO aetlon-and then will the
signal Be given fof Tie general msurrection, by
declaIati0n OF independence, to be carried on by
that bodYas the Provisional Government OF Ire
land It's also expected that all these preliminary
steps viii BE taken before the middle Of Autumn
Clubs are t0hod an open aicmeetlng at Donny-
bf0Qk-gTeen Lord French has come out as a
thorough advocate OF the proposed union Of the
Young and Old Ireland A letterfrom that nobie-
man, Who has been heretofore a decided Moral
Force" man, appears in the Evening Freeman s
Journal The same parer announces that the
Bishop of DEomore approves oil The new movement,
and says, this Is the fifth Bishop that has given in
FRENcH DEBT Although she national debt Of
England is far greater tila that of France, yet #
the income Of France deas not increase under lis
present great outlay % set the wheels OF the repub-
tic in motion. nalional Bankruptcy may ensue.
This would be nothing new France has been SIX
times bankrupt Tie first was Under the great
Suy who added Tie interest to fhe principal the
second at The close Of fe long reign of Louis XIV,
under the ministry of Desmarest, who paid neither
interest nor PRINCIPAL the4hiTd WIS in consequence
of Law system, under the ministry Of LssF3ter;
The fourth underline Able leroy, who did not pay
lie frsasnrv bills and mauy other debts the fifth
was in 1894 after the creation Of foFiy-fye and a
half millions Of assigRals. and the ensure from the
Inscribed debt OF z, 1900 francs and The SIKH IN
1857 bythe reduction of two-thir1s Of the public
debt We never should consider a national deb a
lie should owe the people "a reasonable debt. pnblc
exlfavaeance might be frequently checked by the
knowledge Of that fact, and wars world never be
IasAIyuhderiaksn--N Z Spadfg 40les
TnE BRIDeE Ar NJ AZ hIsAIhe foot bridge a
the Niagara Fails IS completed, saIt is represent
ed IS beaunul structure, and so enyroned with
faiiing as TO give feeling Of perfect safety. TIN
view from the centre u the bridge s magnfcen
and sublime whether We. look above, beneath, o
arJup5 on every side.
SEfzURE q. oRREsI o. DEN CA correspond
ensof the New York SUM- writing from Maianzas
Jrue 5th, states that all the papers and letter
Brousiltbyfhe bark IIecla, which arrived from New
York % lie day previous were seized and burnt b
The public authorities The Captain Of lie vessel
however, says his letter bag was conveyed to d.
spostofTice. and he has no doubt the letters wer
honestly distributed. The SunFeplies that it1va
attheposdfice the letters were opened and destroy
ed ana that none Forwarded from that Office eve
1eaehed their Destination.
Tar SKA SERPENr.ft Is reported that the Sc
serpent, o. the remains Of The renowned wate
s SNAKE. went ashore near Salem on orabeut the At
INST He was dead and minus his superior e
trenity-but beadless as he WIS he s said, b
thdseNlo saw linn, TO measure so or 20 feet Tie
went dowa next day 70 secure The prize, but p
high tide liadtaken him Off What al ply
SilhMEPuL! I'VE take die following from q
Memphis Eagle Of the 18th inst:
we learnt yesterday, with astoHshment an
modification. a aet which calls urgently upon d
cliNhs 81 Memphis and the authorities iOr iTnm
diate action. The iroqu0is pal off IN tue VIVA
EfGHF DE ~ BODIES, ard they had been iett, q
posed 90 the sun and dew. for TWO entire days az
highs ard we've sfill lyingsripOn the wharf yeste
day morning. fo-lay we give eompimentai
bfifberue @ the hving-is it not more important,
st3t Ssered dHty. that we should bury the deaC
THESE men went oll @ fight the battles Of Dur,.oo
etrg they suffered privauens disastrous clrnat
ard disease IN every form and variety; theg a
{pon4 sifIsrIiss endured from sickness contracted
fla serFle The least hat we can 10 is to sec tn
tley 10 notle uphnrled rotting q the sun. Fl
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