The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

East PAscAgouLA, July, 1s50
II is Saturday afternoon in NewOreans bunsz Tor N.
week current ID at end The lawyer and the client The
merchant whether Of dry goods groceries, the commission
merchant, who sells both and something besides the pin ven
dor and the pin taker the banker and the broker the taller
and the HRderfaker in short all bat the undertaken
off gup down few months full Of fresh air. and indulge
the in flannel shirts and wet fet or bro for
few hours gdiron Of pier the deIuson they are
TO catch fish nnnmesabe and that alcohol maY be taken
under the of Circumstances. any quantity and in
form without hurt nconvenence. Perhaps 20 gen
temen ambitious than the rest will take respectable
fishing smack that they have fondly dgned yacht and
speak of visiting some deghuI sand bar abeundHE in
ketoe and sand flies, and rejoicing in pretty fnch
marks the nomenclature OF the isles along s coazt Dog
Island Cat Island. Deer island for example, or some other
apDelatve equally domestic wild. Nay more, perhaps
aaaacs have been 80 fortunate az to sscus The yalu
able services OF some subordinate n secondae cook shop
who will tomorrow their extatc felicity
Slancus compound Of helfd0ns crackers hike bricks
with slop highly seasoned with red pepperhe which
their Grtiste will tell them Is chordsr Or eonr5snisoH
and will probably be believed by thess Syhbarites.
We not however. Of these but have quietly sought
the omnibus, friend Mn. Darlington might term
these public Inconvenience the abonnahlsbusi Quietly
seated. way the depot with modest car
petbas hand. with jolly exhang strong odors Of bad
whisky and tobacco side and an over dressed
lady without bonnet sleeves the otr eosn win that
horrible ungusnt, heaven knows what but which Orfeaz
ais would recognize if be snufed II in Nova Zembia
We at the depot and have hours Of crowd
Entering the polite young hands MY piece OF
blue paste board for which he asks twenty-five cents and
attentive bystander whom we took TO be altogether disn
teseed, insists having ii, just about deposit
The same in place Of security. An arrangement In which,
perhaps the who regulate the affairs Of this prosperous
corporation may imagine both method and syss bur in
which we confess the dullnez Of peFceving neither.
We will pas the space between the depot and the
Lake, with hasie than it accomplished by means
Of the said railroad and seating ourselves the deck of
steamer which Is to bear rs away quiey await the hour
of departure.
What glorious feeling of exharaon peryades the body
and when breathe the waited over these waters
after months confinement in the dusty city, provided we have
paid our board before starting and left bill under protest
IL IS only for the cmes the breeze was created
at least that this effect felt with funess What cares
your inhabani o BamegAt, BaInstahe. or Martha's
Vineyard. for the bIeeze7 They frozen up
the year. and need the sun with al its heat the other half
thaw them But here how steals the wind along the TueS
WATERS with warmth and GOODNESS deici0usy bendedi
cheats the into sleep and muses. them with peasan
dreams Yoar 6ouheneT is the only man who from con
sdtutiOu and cline. realize the dolce famente .
Now, cy-ward, sppear tall column Of black smoke
such presames led by day the Inaes Of old from
the wilderness and tells Of the approaching train Here
comes winding. putting, and wheezing along like an asth
matte snakes 1t has reached its terminus and from out II
black body are pouring It's molly roundbe an
badbeaded men, who look ike the dgntsries of DutcI
city. but only overed specimens of the various calling
INST above mentioned There lean bodies and fat bodies
with eonveyances Of without numbsr-of all possible
hues and description There white hated men, and brown
coated men from Mississippi, with their wives who are aw.
fully annoyed and sigh for the quiet of home with mental
resolve to leave There are their tmid and busne
daughters and their tall sons just merging from
their jackets into imagined manhood who. though ont for
the first me-ike all of the growth Of that pecufarrAce
bear about them the nnmsakeabe stamp of heng perfectly
able to take of themselves and their friends besides nm
der any circumstances and in all places
There gentlemen with Conroy rods and patent reels
and other apparatus pcatorhe which they affect to watch
with great tenderness. There Others with sticks with
spikes them and watching with soicitnde
pethoc baskets and nnumerabe packages But here
mark from the beginning. tall man. so neat
in dress twoud be exceedingly fashionable if ii were not 20
respectable and becoming, well up in years but with an air
of strength and life which shows him to be in excellent pre
servaon lady, cm- POINT and becomingly dressed
whose face yet nger of great beauty Near by
their daughter that beautiful and graceful girl with the ex
quiste dress, proper, becoming and which only the ce-
how perfect in all its deai how elegant its simplicity
And with an exquisite grace s There is the son.
with his fahionaby jacket and pants fitting 70 miracle
his patent leather shoes how confidently and with what
manly air he reads the wharf, with the bearing Of eighteen
though he Is not more than eight s'Py s' such manly
boys make such boyish menl These are sample of the
better class Of our creole population. Mingled with the
are annoying fruit sellers and pacal looking fishermen who
should be singing, would think bacarOes on the Bay
OF Naples. and who make you recall Masanelo Nov
leaving the wharf we quietly the waters like
practical skater And speaking of skates it makes one think
Of Ice and thinking Of ice friend taps us on the shoulder
and says something which understanding we folio for
an explanation. Adieu for the present. Youn,
CHAMREAu.