The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-22

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p9fsp ipfnishes me i0llpving aerouhi q some s,,-
nens pcrHonagagin Paris
Chance brought mar each other, at window,
| yesterday. Madame George Sand and myself She
,pas personally known, to me sosne vears ago Her
ini en- though expressive. - rather heeeard Times
mpIts4paa aie visible. i, when her shadow falls
over thu grave and she knows heFself 70 be The
brink she should have any asnse Of moral ferpeDal-
bllny beyond, bow different this woinaEs feellogz
and anticipd1oHr from those Of Bellle5 or Edge
worth
Withina few months, The severe ard vaiiahie
weather has moved down many aged FFenchmen
Of renewn Quaifsmefe de Quincy, who WAS IN
ne hTt rank 81 archaeology and esineiies aled a.
tne age OF ninety 1vej Count MOLTEN, me iamops
nnaicief--o i'en minsier--at y'ssyen5 baron
nenesai, ~ lung tns p.isa.s,, eta,husntlai, alt
I.s.eu plisas seefelaiy 81 tsapoison, netssesn
sne s.gn,Y peIciEeI, ulls y l e
Emperors c9nnaeliors ana Peers, consplcueus i9r
ss Y " siaIil ~ ~ " ~
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waross me oDse9ulss u .nsss peIsonsges were 81.
saanu .s.uen. ss.l "
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o. me oiq servants o. nus uncle ms eass m,gnI
pe thouaht 70 nave iounu tne ELIXIR q me- " lner
ussp.io " llle - ns
u .'elil iiAe aisa s'Dut', "o'i"eis u
co1p'os' q 1 y. VI,
Last WeeA, Souil Aiipanueau paSseu Aa,, Io,
WIN me IN my apartment on the niue de h3yoii'
which is m the thru story above basement ana an
entresoL ne had Just completed ms eighty-nIth
year. begged MN to remain longer, as pre-
sumed that the ascent had fatgued him. lie smiled
at this Suggestion thanking God that his stomach,
limbs and brain, had suffered little 50 far as he
| could discover. His published memoirs are, onthe
whole, the best respecting the Revolution and the
consulate he now writes five or SIX hours every
| morning No living man knows more of Napo-
Icons life and character he is not an idolator.
Baron Meneval was he has left copious memoirs.
| The same is said Of Molten and Befenger. When
| the latter was a Minister under Louis XVII, the
Duchess Of Berti urged him to discard five or six
of the Imperalist functio0ares in his denartu,ent
| in order to make place for Royalists whom she
favored He refused to crafty her, and at length
finally replied to her importunites with this note
g Madame IN NV ,nin;str,, ,ba,a i M, one ,,is
70 dispose 81 and al yorr servieeand tbst e nv
| min ~ The Duchess desisted.
Apropos Of Lord Bronpham. We learn from
Cannes, {South of Ffarce1 where his castle il Sit
1 uaed that some Of his legal rights having beft,
contested, he appeared ia person before The Civil
| Court to plead his cause in the French Language
The Cicero Of England, 2 says the letter had a
brilliant audience, and shone by his vvaeity abil.
iiy, professional skill, and The elegance of his
! French STYLE He electrified his hearers. tIe law
yers. indges visitors ircIudno iii III fssh;onab Ill
| British al and near Cannes, crowded about him
| when he had DONE 10 offer their coneratulations
and homage. THE tuck 81 witnessing s,Ifi A dfIg-
play Of powers is rare for 4 provincial court -
| The noble Lord asionsbedth the Bench and the Bar,
particularly by the grand dissertation into which he
launched on The nature and sacred rights Of proper.
| ~. All this il exactly the ex-chanceller May
he live thousand years. and cerminly he will new
er reach the age az which ordinary men, like cur
selves, live only 10 recollect what has happened
and 70 learn what happens-how the world goes
tie will never cease while he breaihes, 10 be spoke
in The wheel, every where.
Wlthin not many weeks past, we used to meet on
\ the DotiletdrQB the Spanish Prince OF Beaea-fhe
once famous or Infamous Godoy, 10 whom-it is
mentioned IN the Journhls-the government al
Madrid has restored considerable part Of his large
eoniIscaied estates and who, probably has returned
70 ENJOY golaen setting sun. Hemust be al least
eghty years OF age; DIS present appearance indi-
cafes now handsome life guard he must have