The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-02

aealyo streets, to the R0niohaItIain Railroad. L
The FilmOra RRngen came first preceded by afGl band
iad bearing dloA large wreath Of Owen eaoirons ls
eta + RI They tanned out in great strength, and eaFs
fsdlmany iTanspaEensiss and banners I Il 50 ef-A VI
Thsf were olowedby clubs nom dfleent wards and The
dinehnfg RaaEss. Seyelal Of the uahspaIouoss were
very handsome and number Of the lags were decorated
with owefs Two live Ecohs added to the attractonss
levsta tansbampcss rspgaoasd him hard At wosk upon
bis ahtag oasl ~. -
eFhe Gle Cub aade hns dplay Of antaTns and torehes
AiteFelong march ne poassaion was dismissed q Canal
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The Csiholio oemsterisg
Bring a0wsn, pale asNers, Ger the bier to shed
oT nj through is leaves hath he white toss burst
fhoagh they naile IN vain ior Whit once was opHs
They eTa Love slaat gttblng ys flowers, pale howes
Yesterday We Stsa these'' gardens Of the dad to look
npon the nambsgsss osins Of howSs wisafsd sround
ths tos. TIE fssya which called forth this beautiful
custom has exiatsa Com time immemoIal in the Church.
and has observed in CITY with eSch annual
return 9th day. The ssmesies were crowded with vt
es mp to very late hour and The scene was atOnce i'm
pTsvs and touching. Who could pass those tokens Of
love Bnmovea2 What heart 50 cold thattha simple tbats
the humble grave would not lg uta deep Teceesg BY
Ibis rte death lshom Of one OF is saEPss sngs olse
fne Slows with the grass around the tomb, but Mem
oys the dew of teais upon her flowers OeTs yearly garland
on The coin Of the dead Ts hand Of woman wsHves the
token ever first esepuere she brings the msmento Of
another ewaksupg new lsn bright blossoms The haE
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We walked s0py through the avenues. and on every side
we looked upon memorials OF love The stately canopy
threw It's velvet pail over the marble column costly
with their wealth Of flowers scented the air. and kindred
stood around the spot simple stonei that isared is
pretending head held the dropping wreath laid trembling
here while BY is side sat one sEatchin with heavy eye the
widows mite twined round MS name The white veil and
tbscolOre 0Wen told In their own Language that child
sefaphs flight above but mothers heart sl beat wildly
in is grief and mother care adorned tho dast.
The tobE were dressed in exquae tastsleWs very few
neglected, aud the Prominent shoRs conspe
nous and costly decorations. The Caz4doIes were in
full aniio, aud around The tomb belonging 10 their Com
pany guard plsced Collections wers takeh up at tie
gaes tof me oenst o. we SathoAe which
We trust amoanted to- liberal sum, THIS Alsainl Day
closed UPON the illuminated grounds, and they were left
the silence Of night au6yed the dapeIy Of flowers and
glowing WITH innumsrAbi wszen lights
- otty Gossip, $3.50
BIusle+ rs Progfsss.-Fhis ant advances with ne ia
oeassd Of he bsautiuI bestowed by The progress Of
science Flint Awakened whsn the world appeaied and
bhhos tenthsd. iseaElisst lylas t.s'8 "a
The dying nighk bresEs hsypihg B 81 the hills
Striking The strings OF nat1Ie-5ock and tres,
thai iooWsd man tblenshths dim VITA Of csntureths
souihe Of bis wosihs Hsphs Of bis YaoIuus desas The
louhans clarion called The hero . batsths mpunfpl
QUEEN bpsthsd in ms0dOpa numberl POI bis pathe min,
ss and the Iaubadour BeIpanated sams In every hRe
music has adapted isss % the msnnen Of the time In
Aoaah wales the shephsidS tunefu late has bTestsd Of
he dssamy quiet Of pastoral m smidt the dAnGes Of the
The song Of the peasant has hOssd in is
m far above the ruthug waters hali-elad warriors have
swept the gardens Of fertilization, mpsed BIZ the cang
ing Of thehoWR guds nstumens and sgons clad in steel
maehed in ssIfisd ranks more meodiOHs NUMBER In
the bSnqnsha the haEpe has nins led h wild music wi
the isyey by nighh the peasants he has aw0ke It's
sOest sttga tbs shelter given. Posing THO
Ghsnses the oonoO Of sweet soqHds has asscendsi to
MS clothed in the beautiful galb tTsWn around IL by The
children Of sunny Rance romantic Germany and vine clad
Ity. We listen ENHANCED to notes as sweet and musical
bright Apo0's ute," and wonder al the Compositions Of
the aaser q The art Every day We zee new
in Che instruments Of modem use and had something y
admire in the melody Produced BY none hes the germ been
more fully developed chan b. Charles Aot. Of tbs city
VINO has brought the PiaRQ high state Of perfection
a model OI which be has obtained patent. and we
we've hishly eyafed with the fnl rich and hgng tones
of the apeoimen exhibited. ~ 4
Ths impIovsen consists as follows; in sntIs mon top
ams cast in one piece doing away with TIE Eon 6aee %
BE- found IN other Instruments dsgonsl stretched
The top and thereby lsisehins "a gsat measure the bla
ton. east iron frame in tho shape Of L enorcss also
the bottom blocking and filing of the piano which are
frmy kept togetE By non bolts and screw. uniting the two
frames, Ths rim o. outside detached from the works
in such that it can be tax Of and fspaced with
but little uoubs The advantages resulting from this new
mode Of construction evident The different parts Of hS
Instrument form asod compact body, mpartnE Vbra
zion and mness to the tone and 0ueh and the top famS
always hd the Necessary assistance Whichh has 10 borrow
from the bottom "A order resist the heavy strain Of lhs
stings nths Old pnnsiple This assistance decreases
from day today ate BODY of the plane Loses cepact
nes and rmnas b. he Begsiesaang ssots exercised b
the atmosphere, fs - - IL
In plaos Of Decreasing in quality Il Is very rational BE-
leFs TINT the piano wiz improve sound b. tme fol
more seasoned the wood becomes the more mellow The
sound must bethe Fmnssl and loidV remaining awayi
tie same This pisnO also withstands he effects Of any
climate and requires far less tuning than instruments Of an
other hnd The moyeabe lin o. frans can, after lapse Of
years, be laid aside for one Of any other pafaHte works
remaining unimpaifsd. That great dedeatunthe price
RS also ihduoemeR 70 purchase The instrument thai
we examined had haen built BY james H. Grovseeu q ose
bfatsd manufacturer Of New York, under the sHpeIintsn
denosOf Mr. Horst The whole finish bespoke the careful
wofkman, and made beautiful ornament foT the parlOS
and yet the price asked was only $275' 2 = -
We have given brief outline Of this Improvement out d
Justice 70 the gentlemen whose name bears He is one Of
our eiizsns and conducts the musical department Of the
ares establishment Of EsA Tyler, No. 80 Camp street
Mr. has made for regular supply Of thu
Iron Pianos and he's Just received several them ro the
manusetoTg, AnassnH particularly invited to call
examine thattock and judge for themssveu. sE
BEAUTIYun sroCK.--Ours friends NoRR1s 4 WY "a
long and well known in the fashionable world have JUS
been receiving some superior goods and is but light s
their patrons should be made awasof the fact
To-Day they 0peu at No 22 Camp street. under Eswstts
ths laiest styles Of Dress and Fock Goats Paris Paetofs
Psnts so. The advertisement TO- dsy1peaks for itself aat
presents brilliant catalogue Of al the esssntss that max
] the man - 49, ase 80 = ~ y q.
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