The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-28
New York Correspondence.
NO XIII

Editors CreseeH-Snce my last. the all absorbing topc
Jenny Lind has occupied every bodys attention. and the
newspapers will give you full Of what she has
done, that will merely give You few items on that head.
Jenny gives four here when she will proceed
Boston, the Castle Garden will be in Of prepara-
ton from then until the t of October for the coming Fair
OF the American Institute and the Musical Hall is
completed thus cesbrated Lightning Archi
ect Gas he calls hime) is not such Fast Man as he
thought he was.
Sad Musical Hall is to be very splendid affair though
the stage will be lighted by five splendid chand ers of Bo
heman crystal costing from 5000 5000 Ia front Of the
galleries balusrade of light cast-iron work, onamentei
with white enamel and gliding will give to the Saloon
gorgeous appearance from the gallery there will be
of double bracket lights with glass globes making $50
lights in there pillars to the ruof
and but small o under the galleries. 1t will doubtless
he the magnificent affair in Am nca and when filed
with wealth. beauty fashion, and jewels, it will be splendid
sight. Mr. IL Leeds, the witty auctoneer who sells the
Lnd tickets, keeps in first rate humo with his
Jokes and tits good visit Burons to attend of
his sales where appears enjoy himself Leeds
knows the people, and the people know Barnum-n. C.
Mr. Leeds informs that the proceeds OF the sale Of TICK
for the st will be S2 600, and the seco
about S O half Of the profits coming Jenny. Her share
Of the first all given away to various institutions
the CITY, besides $3.50 in private charity. The 50
price of tickets is included in the choice of seats. Gan of
mine in my last)
On being called out after the fall of the curtain, tthere
actual CURTAIN that figure of peech) Barnum
said, frequent inquiries had been made for time
where's Banum and that he happy to -tae that
present he where"" We happy in stating the
old Castle stood the shock which followed this
with becoming gravity.
IT expected that Barnum will engage the Armory Hall
for Jennys in NewOhean this coming winter So
gents, be prepared to " up those five spots."
So the people read of Janny's
success that Thursday morning the Herald sold for
six cents, and could be had that until
struck off. Some engravngs of the Nightingale -
have been issued which do resemble her somewhat The
upper crust will wait for the completion of the new Hal be-
fore they visit Jenny.
with pleasure Tin late Cresceu) the of our
friend, c. NJ Waterman, suggested for Representative in
Congress in the Second District. Success Charley
Pat Hearn notorious sporting and keeper of fash
onabe gambling house ar years in this city has been
arrested for taking improper liberties with the nasal organ OF
Mr., Niblo
be ready take her place, and will be put immed
atey after the Arctic The Maamoro intended for the line
between Orleans rampcO and VeraCruz,w launched
| yesterday.
The Society of Dental Surgeons had an extensive spread
their last meeting Perkns celebrated esabi hment unde
the Odd Fellows Hall. Soms carving done o
the OCCASION One gentleman remarked to friend that day
that "Oyler had teeth" q Certaingly-so has a hen"
The Forrest is again brought before the public Thoug
we have straight stories told that subject,
are not disposed to medde with such affairs
The Broadway Theatre and Nibos Garden propreors are
qusreng which hall have the head Of column in
advertising in the Herald and satisfy BOTH the column is
| split and both have a chance.
On TUESDAY evening Mamsd Bishop sang /" Mary Blame -
When celebrated artists in her line get that, think they
must he getting low down in the dots We know that while
Jenny here, Madam B. cannot draw toerabe house
We hear that various, and sundry inquiries
made in NewOreans who your correspondent in New
York is would merely state, for the satisfaction of all
ties, that who have taken the anxious in
Obtain the desired information by applying to the
that used be carrying sign his head wherenn
portrayed sundry aud numerous ground and lofty
bngs by "Widneys Rat Destroying Man 3" posted
and so is the Cough Candy Man" the Post Office.
| Mr. Hezakah SDauldns who visited Long Island about
the time that did, has given few of his notions
| spectng the same:
"Wal, Pvehe1 toerbs nice time deown that ere
sandy place. only got fur deown long Shore While
there thenugh, calate gained 'beouta peound day
fur they hev Ore nice huckeberry pies and heu
Sch sukkertash swan man b'liev ef some 'em
hadn't choked orf I'd abn eatn yet The gals and win
deown thar air nice class of femmynne4 to he
found in ay other place. But ceptn unke Fie, cousin
Jim, and tew three further East | didn't find
marry man in the place whar located. They go in fer
mummy putty strong, and nohn else much, and they
| they're 'a'reound' Wal, they air a'reouud enny
craft gifts ashore, and then things wOt ddn nohn
and paid Custum-heouse deues, is a'reound
cal late That air place is 'beout fifty years ahnd the
times and ew foot deen IN sand Clans crabs and sassy
boys, is the principle productions us prue brandy is in
demand and bi cornuics toles suit Sail bOtes dew cost
suthn considerable ef they find eers the putty
went sain dey and left my ashore under
and wen cum back feound that the folks aeound,
fer I'll be hanged ef one the hadn't picked
poke-iorinatey fer me, he didn't find nothin but some
segars case poket hankerchefhe took the fust
ew, hut not nOin the the handkerchief he left it,
There issome talk O. sendn Merykn Conse and
'OnereS deown thar they d be useful, wood Reve
new Gutter. Efld cor that teer picked my pOket.
guess I'd abin intew his pork barrel bGOut east fact I'd
walked rite inter his mutton Seein city
dressed, they thor they soer saw me, they
got telln ore bad O. fever they he'd
Wun eer sed he he'd so hard, he used go
ketch hold O. the trees kummenced, he shuck
hard erked the trees rite O. the greound he sed
cleared ten aker lot aore he got oeare it then they
l,gst ,l al tl,
Pootv fair fer this yere sand pile, l. but wen up
hum in Bennntun, Varmount, dog got ager, and
mornn didn't no him. he he'd shuk hair OFF him
However a'tween saln, ridn, ean, mokin berryin
creuzin reOund generely I've he'd putty fair show
these abergnees" Hez cuded his remarks hert
and have yeta few lines to write
Theatricais-N -Nationa-Legitimate comedy, " Poor lei
emau" etc etc.; and new piece called Sports in al
fprna Bowery-The Waacks red shirt and butcl
erdom with the " Pirate of the Isles" Two verses fro
the '' Young UR's" Bowery edition of Shakespeare vi
illustrate it:
:" took her to the Bowery-
| She sat long side OF me
The Wizzsra Of the Sea- Sea! '''''1
And when the sea fight wa. fetched on,
ElizA cried hay ha, "
And like 81 many minutes there,
Il Five hours slipped away.
At Burton's Chambers street Theatre sterling comedies
the house. At Burons Olympic, with Skete't Iot sl's
manager and good company OF comedians: ule Hs 'u
is iamd. At Nib'o's. the Ravels illuminate Wlu W "
= Magic Star" The French ballet company nave arrived
and the Astor Place (under Marezek will open on tn
2st or sooner The Drunksr to stay yet ano'ne week
Barnum's Museum Miss Cushman and MI Neane al
ID drawing large houses in Boston, Mr. uchanan Is dom
!" we'll in Roston he ook benefit Friday-SbyiOck an
= Sir Harc0uyt were his parts.
y On dts in Sporting Circlcs.-On Thursday the Ion
talked Of and great between Jack Rossier, TWste
m PE6au and Lady HoScoU, will come off, and lots OF dim
10 will hack up the fayotes HOScO0 has the speed. but
doub if sne has the bottom. Nous pcrrOHSl We may
IN hand did mention the boat BTooklynin n
W last Six eutres-thee milestone pair sculs-eilver Gu
lie and sl3 second boat in by Polka in 26 NJ 3O. No
coo beat Tom Cdriey, Qormerly Mac } and Pelham W
dawn their laerace the Union Course-bes time g
II" by HOSC0I. The LIdy is of 'em. Whnr's SUfJih
Gone to The big trotThree m e healsbest three
a, five for stOO-didnt Off albany Sal paid forfeit
Gen. WOrth. Some green nags for small purse
that the crowd might get disappoined-me, nothing
speak of-bet, 2m 49s. see haves j. X Polk IN Ne
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