The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09


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"a letter rom fiofenee o. NE "a, El<ns news
from Rome, states That the i.InmPhal area efpctsd
at Dehsifers, ~ non9g o. tns fopes fc.eln, -
peen en- D1tnt IN, Gown " ,he Popaaes oppossn 70 nm
- - h'ea oaring tns h'ghl
The insnrreetion In Croatia II at an end. Tfe
Hungarian refugees had not yet reached thair dss-
tlnatipn IN Asia Minor .t a 4
IHE LAST GRKAT MKsrKNx.-fh he latest zpif-
ituaI rappings are in the city of NevrnrE NJ Il
Hear what the Newark Adversi.pr az n aa.E 4,
80. e
In the upper part OF fhis c1ty, on the eutskrt1
stands detached heu'se, the occupants q which
have been much alarmed ~ ctt-repeatsd and
ong-consInued rappings; Persons eoznlnE into thc
mousse az poafaefs nave eit 4 on accoNnt * nc M
pieasantness o. these strdnge and nnaceeu4f1b4e
noises. nave not heard tnst any ccmmngcee
tion was neid Or astemp.sd wl1h ne anthgf on sns
rappings by the people occupying ne house.
only tnaI tney were mucn aistufnea- me NOISES
were someumes very ioua-as II a pefson ca2ne
% Into me loom, hi.sd up q oeostead, ard su1dea.y
LET u iall to the hoor. y he children q the fanaly
ilnaly pecams 20 ,ekrinea tat y was ionna Recess
sary 70 leave the place and the house has new bsen
locked up and untenanted some three o. tour werzf
Vn SATURDAY evening iast three persons =
seareh o. uu'n, showing ot Mess fapsnk:S
determines to pass the night N the house. W mn
out apprslng any one else OF their Intention they
provided themselves with bedding and forced their
entrance INTO the bu1idng through one q ne v1n-
dows. They made a thefongh search o. the house,
and satisled themselves that no person WIS n or
about II. Having done this they went % bed. and
slept until about o'clock IN the metninz Hesr-
ing no rapp!ngs, II was proposed that tzey nszrt
Tor home, when, Suddenly, manifest aolss Was
heard below, and distinct ztepPIngs, as Of perzoM
the ntfkI int
tfe party were much excited
answered, continuing for about two hours: The
hrst question asked WAS Are y0u splflt the
| answer So TO be indicated aitfmnnFeiy ~
| rap distinct rap followed The name Of DE
person VINO had lived IN me house was rsqlssfeos
and given, the letters OF the name beng Indicated
by running through the aiphabet-and zpPings
aiso gwen . me esseIs sna. oaa not cenPos9 tns
committed ia the house was answered in de Mega
live; The age Of the spirit when i left this
world was askeaIIne sens % 1e maIks2 Dy slow
IT, .s, f,,y .,,,;e ~, a.' |
ting the aee 10 be 34years. Nanv othrr o.s,s;.-x
were put and answered, the nature ~ which we
are not fully informed--ons being relative % Swe
denborg-as to whether his doctrines were true
which was answered both ways--meaning, We sup
pose, that they were partly true and partly falss
These rappings were heard in dIiEerens parts II
the room, and nothing was seen BY any of the party
to show how they were produced. No one, We me-
| assured, who would be disposed 10 deeeiss thsni
knew Of their intended adventure. They azionlsd
every reann they then Thought of 10 reach lhs sasIse
and solve the mystery, and Shey foind noshise s.t-
isfaetory; but further investigation IS We un1tr-
I-stand determined on bv Competent PERSONA The
responses to the queries were direct and unheaiast
| ing, and if any deception were intended and uss1
there must have been acuteness Of perception md
| gift of cunning combined that not often met
with; for how could answer be readily gisea to all
~
/ awake men, unless by some Eemarknble Wise--or-
| Or
SIT should be noted that there were no tos iosnfs
| here-no pitchers broksn--nobody sickA-nor any
they always ready and intelligent Let Rochester
| and Stratord hide their diminished heads since
| The Newark rapperies requreRo assistance hon
| outsiders. All the Newark spirits ash Is fsir
hearing"
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ANEcDoTE OF DER fhxXscHUIz.-7zz story
is told by Hector Berliee. which is wildly rQrnan-
tic as if concoc,ed in the Wolfss Glen at midnight
| W. ,;v. i, l., he o,v, words
NJ. 4. n. r...-.n',.-,,
| wnen Der Freyschulz was nfst pe5ic1msd "a
49, youn6 ~. ~ .s - -
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nau never nes.e sS'h n'usS % y T., ei'se '',s ~ 3
- 49, - Z ssss =: 3, -
uS. sss s - * w - Co. ! ny ~
@,I ~ss yTs
W. rSs i,. s'''-e - :. ~: - Ia -
ne, epeI "as 70 nun ' ~ oosa ssas.S,t' ~
oosh laonzed' tne great CaI- N,gnt @,er .s hiS%.
were we IN me if9ns row No q 'ne ssns1y. ~ rs
was indeed ~ Ialaulse nesst n,sssT LsRIs-
seniation- Dus tastes aiilefs M'e's a4.- hses was
| reno" VINO c1a.a 'neie an iesuiet % "Ss 21.
when We IPP'srSeo ne WEI ~ ~
ne sneeIeo ne aSTai V nissea eho sneefe2 q {.
1 Tal aon sSg' 80 q 81. SUPP IL.
niee ues u,u anu Gus 'ai upon aiil y e - -
shrine which he profaned. En-, ti0a nsais %
temps morcle tsssioNfs. Our first fervpr foF Ugr
Er.,,seh,,. ,la1e,l i,t rof a,r fr;en,Ish;,, a..
L - sSA-s% .'e,i 81 ~ - - - 80 '-l rl,r -l,r II - - -
night, years after, que came 10 me- ne NaA Air4
said he, "who has died to-day in my ward2 a
man with sfra,lue dseasa az the b.aifl xarnucsnce
then?n Why, the man iss--- & Who zn & HE