The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-26

.oA mas Dseh made up by the agent, WIN. T. MAYO No
camp street. We select the following opening lines of
pretty poem entitled Tale Of the Forest which we oil
| iom the last flight of the Bird -
| know Of spot in our western woods
bs t ne eeeg shadows lie on the rushing foods,
W the dah brown sides Of the rocks below
VI the sunshine broad OF the glimmeTing stream
hTqugh arches Of green twiled Of leaves that S6iysr
inc breath Of the wind and the sound Of the liver
pleasant picture An artist might take il and trsr,a
to the canvass the quiet nook resting above the osc b
hvey cloud floating the bosom Of the waters The es
stream flowing far below amidst the supbeams and the gsy
Soaus Of MOWERS and leaves winng their varied hues soTo
W Wlnung pain to the peasants home But here in oul
goodV city, with bricks and mortar shutting in the air
paVemenu below and glimpse of the sky abovs v bin
Oh more familiar matters than glen and wildwood and nors
practical affairs than uncontrolled torrents waiting
oohy theI hne water privileges" The rural taste with
Tue season That called 1t FORTH has flown away upon Oo
beT's breath and now the price of Cotton with ~
men, and the arrival Of beautiful Goods with the Isds ~
SUBJECTS OF more profound reflection With the latter ,n
sensation was produced yesterday by the news thai y
q TO-, Oh NO IL ChaTtreS street, were again in
receipt OF number of cases of French Fancy Goods
Millinery We called to ascertain the ooractnsqV or tb
report and found that this time Madame Rumor bsd not
od hai OF the matter The goods are ready for usneon
We need add nothing more.
DELIGHTFUL WEATHER.-No one can compair ,oyv
u ram or Storm We have bamy brsszes pleasant davs
and the enliVenng to make us cbesrfn and D,oo,a
business Our streets thrOngsd places Of amn,sst
opening political PROFESSIONS nightly and exeitemsn All
me une' Inc LeVee crowded with freight the wharve,
Win shipping, and the hotels filed with strapgeu Imnor,
auons Of goods continue at increased rate and the so
OF the Crescent City, presented greater Attraction 10
Ihe public Country dealers arriving daily and our
be are doing them full Justice proving to each and ali that
points out this market the place lay in goods of
every kind Yesterday we visited the ezabl,brnon &c
Smith BROTHER Nos so and 50 Coo,1on $500 ~. "a
looked around upon the stock of Sqddsry there displayed
vang in the assortment offered and prices asked The bs
Northern houses in this line of trade Messrs Il r arc
ny receipt OF heavy lot of Saddles manufactured for
ooutneTn ana western markets. Harness of every kind
ana quality, embracing the different varieties from tbs sinh
ISna gearing for the dFaqgh horse to the fanciest tran
voice q indie Rubber and Gtta PerchG Goods EmgTant
ind every article needed for b e %sb 5s hSGss they will
700 'na' cannot fail to obtain their patronage.
DANCING This graceful psstime has descended to rs
from the time that the hills sung for Joy and The valley, vi
DRAFTED with gladness. Even the Flood could mot sct l
the waves Of Lethe upon of the favored of the ~
out the inst dry land devoted to the service of Ti
ehors Goldsmith says; ''p''
like all ages danes of ancient dsvs
Have led their children through the mirtbf mszs -
And at the present time dancing bids fair IN lose ~ ~
Us chams under the tuition Of accomplished arev lie M
Frederick EIBRUNs. This gentleman has opsped his
or the season at No. los CarOHdslet srse and we
cal particular attention to his advertisement in sDotbo
column. an SiOIAei
The PREss.-The world before ths Art oF n,;n,;, \,
Anown offered few inducements to the scholar IT,
n Of knowledge presented dark and winding ascent bat
forbade s but chosen few TO puHue the path The st
o. e eohter barred the entrance and the thouv vav lad
only to pretermsnt in the church. But dawpi1p osms
the magic rays Of the Press shOne above the horizon ana A.
feeble light simmsed amidst the darkness of bsnsb,oJ
ageI Sonld the clouds Of ignorance obscure it? No The
germ OF glonOus sun there and the tvipkpg hs.
even IN rs birth sent its piercing beams far into the oom
Deo" Time pasEed-the light increasedyears added ~ m
DhSnoy' and centuries developed its mighty propoTon,
mi from the taper lii BY Faust it has expanded
anul' glowing in meridian power the whole earth b.sk in
rs light and millions rejoice in the luminary
Inc Improvements in the Of printing have kent ns
WIN the demands upon it, The wider the e IA the more an
tended the means; and while adding to the general enb
shmeht OF mankind the rays have guided ia yns
% the mpereoons at the fountain head In this age has
attained It's most rapid growth, together with wide
influence that osn never be diminished Books maeazin
IND papen are poured upon us and still the erys lei tb
e light ~ To have an idea Of the working Of this ys
me Of REFORM look at Of literary depotS ana -
mere the thousands Of volumes containing me- 49, a.
present. and the JHtarel At j. H. BECHTRL ~ = "a
amp street, for instance, have STRIKING nTcof bt
MS the age OF Lete. There find gathered FINN tbSt
ea source o. knowledge-he PFeSsa that can dsIi5t
ne fancy or improve the mind" The poet and tbs ,c6oI
he student and the schOObOy the man Of the law and tb
ian OF business will ind something suit their different
altes, VieW8 and studies.