The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-21

boyvever ,.-,,s4 ~ -, - % STEEL Ths h7ovv
ing hn aim, he passed M H. u s'IAes ana l.lss-
afo.nn z, with aieying q 5esnar - ssiS, ooked
sss;,s ~ felt the cIaIT scsiss 81
st5rL ~ ~ ~, ard leaped anide 10 avo:a ~.
Again he M as iassd he water into foam.
- Ne, did not atfempt 90 cur bnf rl,r,s.s n,
s3 Jtev eily for his throat The r<.i,,' - - "
sI,avs oetwsen his beeth, like an icjeIs. Was
win i we've inches remained with the isiIt: and
desr .ha backed and fought with the eneyyv ~
~ arr; my situation had now grown eril;eesi n; =
= %. ne girls had Fenched the haak ana s,s,--5
;seaming upon che pafapet AZ lehe,fI n eli.s9
80, upoh pole and, lifting Il with hi her
seapea back into the kasif and was lart-.s
ing 70 my fescnes when stream of - Wa ,,,s
through the leaves Oftfie piani.isls sbsrT
the short humfuiBg wliiz of 4 buffet s,.f !. l--.
, 1oan' lo'IoNed by half dozen otllsr ernsrrsd
Ilohi the grove, and rushing over she wall pIg,usj
INTO ihe pond A loud splashipa IN he ssassy
.he shonLs o. smen-the clashine Of bavonefs s,,1
sns 'epsss rolled over, pierced bya dozen wounds.
Fhfst Appearance Of Mr. Esuchnnnm sn
NewYork-
The NewYotk evening papers of he I1ti i..s
are hlled w'sh criticisms upon the perIormsnce Of
Mr.. Mexican Buchanan.
The Day Book, after noticing in a mos,er.t. s,.v
lew defects and giving at the same me al ,,,,,eh
praise to the actor he ever received in dis eitv
says -
Not,r;,l.....,z =,
Buehana,, IA s, =, .lese dsadyautases Mf
ing himself with the sssr " Il ~, ss.1 I. lee5s5
uhnappy Young FRINGE, and in presenting the ereat
scenes and situations of the pIay saf ~ sess-
laily enlisted The feelings and sympashies n de
uSe1eiishin andisnce &c hsl q. 'ss,ai S-;,S - ~
pure iorce and intensity of his dfaroa. ,,ss. -.
and carried them witl him 70 the end.
| Again:
VI MI buchanans stage bearing and ac,,,, -.
have little to complain He vras ,-s,i i- son W
and frequently apnlandsJ ..S - h ny M welcomed
curtain being enthusiastically e,I,sl - - - my
peared and made neat little tJsrk s,,s.ii ~ RI
The Evening Posi- has ~. f.II..-r-..,
nouace5neat. As-o~inE Ps'hy an
At
h,. Daenanah made a highly successful dekut
~ : y iass evening We shall speak Of
=, mere iuy when we have more time
~, y n's inannef.
= ne article IN the Evening Mirror we give IN
full The editors of thzr par,er r. -. ,a - 81
iustitiable alI,,s;op a, s;t, I. 's'4',s a. I'M
the p.,fys of ~ NJ ~ = ,'s Pie1sea @ term
s,..d u ]. y dreams dreams fFess Had they
-','s aisieiss winch appeared in the Crescent
sle eslet Journals Of this city, fiey would have
found that the g New York Press, ss &,
us by giving iiaf,st,s, s,s. ~ - ssetl'Asssa
even i,oI,,,,,ss ~ ~, sHs soisoliais and
R,,t lnasFer N regard 70 Mr..
sa ri ,'e'ole the astpsrfsat critics q Gotham
~ Is l1 iouen OF ms quality, With US when
4an - 49,
profession we dealt viii ~, ~ 9-.es %
talIv poin,fr,, ~, 49,. - aAo impSr-
fec,s and ,,;,'s. VIC conserved 70 be de-
- 4 s'siHs praise where we believed it to be
UDs Du' 70 tne article from the Mirror:
BROADWAY THEArRK- agS 6,,.xa,., -
Buchanan made his first appearsnc s, ~
way Theatre last night and ,f,--stsS ~
numerous audience although The hons. ~, u =
iuil as we expected il would and fell ,hat !, s.,
have been, When American i vyiIlinS 4 ~.
init his claims to dislina % Z = 9 ssn-
Judgement of his coun trvipep "a "A , = = | -
HIM not only fair trial but tb,t s,co,., ,-. = ~
which full house is calcuiated II ;srT,srt III 80
chilling effect of empty benches IA fsl, III, ,ls ~
and experienced in the Profession how ,.k - = ~
seasibiy must the new asn;Tans ri ~ n,ele
his own countrynen backward ip slterJi,,r = h
at least their countenance 10 ,s,sr re = IN,
rugged road he is about to tread n - n,,h;.s.
new, however--it has been the same with 49,
who have struggled through ve.rs II sgs -. -
ling with nntring epersv m, II iF' ~ oa.- q
against adverse circumstance p,sil vrscrv ~
at length crowned their sifs.is .,,,I s,,ry..i,
their name with a halo .of glory. We m;obt esr-
merate instances, but il is unnecessary.
We would NOT BY these remarks exc;,a el..
hopes in the breast Of Mr. Buchanan. vhoSs 80.
essionai career, presume, has NOT been nsztEs5
by the trials and vicssitules Of men ~ ; .,
whom we refer. They toiled 10 Obtain : rss;,;s
which this gentleman seemingly expects % paip ~
trifng effort IN sbori n s 2 -
he stage Il aInatear theatre. ID l.. ~ Is.i
Pirit Of the American drama Rutvse must h, 81
andor tell Mr.. buchanan that he xhe,ld u,,l ss
'ect thls-nor must he be misled by the indisern;.
lase, and lhludicious applause he received last
I New York and his merits should be fairly can
'assed for by them, as we understand he i ys;ing
o stand or fall Candidy then. we think ,lss h;s
merits viii ultimately sustain him although rs is
i present. but little more than highly nroEnis,no
mateur actor. He chose fnr his tssta vsr, l,sls
ulf part, for in the xuhnla ,..,.... - csL-I--'