The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-19


THE GALLANT MAGYARs-The noble struggle Of Kos
suth and his companions arms called forth the sympathy
of every lover Of liberty. In land from the sea
board to The parss of the far Vest but prayer was
heard Success to the Hungarans" The tdings now
borne of their defeat fall like kne upon the ear
The feelings lately displayed when their rumphs
heraded far and wide, shrouded in gloom But
need despair OF such men. freedoms battle
once begun" will lead to their ultimate triumph The
genuine Magyar described as an agncuuist hardy and
fearless fond Of field sports and pastoral occupations He
tall and well prOpooned his demeauO grave and almost
melancholy; his attachment to home and TO his political
rights ardent; his disposition peaceful and ndolent
until he is wrOngedand then indOmitaby firm patient and
enerprising, Success must attend bearing such
ChaTaCeTstes, In city the latter quail.
caOns eminenty displayed and leading in the case of
friend MORGAN certain fortune This gentleman
has extensive depot for the sale Of books of every descp
ton His literary emporium adions the POstolce and our
readers, fond of looking collection Of good works.
will give his place a call.
A New TRIUMPH Mot of the Russians Ausians or
body ess than S. P. Townsend, the real Simon pure
proprietor Of the celebrated Sarsaparla. This consists Of
of the handsOmest Express Vans that we have ever
examned-faT superior to thing Of the kind that has
rolled through these Streets 1t is quite gem, has Just
rived from New York. and will be exhibited to-day to
citizens. The painting Is admirably dOne-One side is an
Eastern view city epOsing in all the dreamy quiet Of
Oriental sunset and will b5ar minute examination. The
other gives the Bird of Columbia upon rock in the
midst of the with the Stars and STRIPS floating at the
masthead of a noble vessel in sight, riding triumphant,
without rival upon the waves At the end the full length
figure of Liberty, beautifully executed attracts attention.
Thoowing embazOned in purple and gold upon the car
Dr. S. p TO5RSsRd'S SarsGDrita Express, J. WRIGHT
& Co. agents, No. ISL Chartrss street" AprOpOs Of
Wight call a. that same ISL and you will find him doing
fast business that brings in profits See his advertise
msnts; he is worthy of the patronage he enjoys.
To THE TRADE-We particularly caution dry goods
dealers not to forget the second great Fall Sale held TO-
morrow by f. Fl. PETITPAIN, at his auction house. No,
Canal street. The catalogue comprises ll9 packages Of
choice goods Terms LIBERAL Prices the last sale Is
per cent. under the market
CRY INPRovEmENTs.-A large business is done in the
vicinity of St Marys Market and property improving
daily in that peqhborhoOd Tehoupitoulas is bs
ing paved with square blocks which will make the great
est horoughare in the city This must still further add to
the large business doing by the house OF SULT SEYMOUR
at No ga They keep assortment of first rate Groceries,
and the SAMPLES of Tea Coffee and Sugar shown yes
terday fully explain the extensive patronage enjoyed by
these very courteous gentlemen.
The happiest mOrtsls even after diuner-
A daV IF gold fran out age If iron
Is All that life allows the Iuckest sinner"
We cannot think with the author of Don Juan that this s
all that our pilgrimage earth, brief is bestows
BERCHER of Camp street, however attest the truth
of the third line the above anzs. Look in and the
operation the efforts Of the aehymists Of old ended in dis
amendment but the philosophers stone (adversing)
has been discovered at No IS Chartres street.
THE srRKE-The tailors Of Boston still maintain their
position Meetings held speeches made, and cOntbu
ous received from members of the craft in other cities 1t
has been announced that they about OPENING clothing
store for the benefit of all concerned. We doubt whether
their united efforts get up anything like the mammoth
depot Of our friends A. MUNRoE Co.. "a hagaziHs st.
And yet the thought is saddening
To muse Snch as they
And feel that all the beautiful
Are passing fast away ~
So writes George d. Prentice, bitter partisan It's true, bu
none the less fine poet. He has contributed much TO the
pages of Western literature aud many of his articles portray
vivid imagination and bear the marks of genuine pOesy.
What pity that he has lmudded the Csstaian iount by
minging in the mire of politics. We felt something of the
feeling so pIely described in the above quotation while
looking in at LAPsLEYs yesterday We did sigh for the
goods passing fast awaythat expected see-but
for the beautiful faces presented each moment the counter
and after the usual opening of the purse strings passing
away" to as forever, and leaving not ribbon behind
Whist business they do at u Charlrss ST. and no wonder