The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-16

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<,,..' ea WsdPrsdag - VI ~. csniae lron. q
EaslsfH Counties M4siH ar f)<..y e,.. ~
vefe stopptng Al he saela4 .;.;,, 81.
numfeF ef Young wnrsst =. -
s"d wesas lron = si' sn .ee 3 49, y ,he ss2',fp,
a aEes stick 0ps f'lsdiion ~ a.trsrss,i r. ~
man rom the setembiaate which sas-- .|@, IN 81
psfs9n remafhed he hors - slass driver siIiS395
The ftnaFk made that % ea1ss,. r. .1s..iI :,
er ihink Of using the stick TO cfsn psl ri #
work. Judge wiiai wns0ur sstpni fsuen{ Is 81 ~
&FnAiiy saw The man beat 4Ee q ne giris as r<r 4
ieetef w@k, and that 80 ssersIy shst ihs p5ds
rr@1fuFe fairly WINGED uudsr ne faaicfiens IN
could scarcely believe he evidence of our e{.4 :
that such meaue Of compelling wDmsn 70 labor
were used in our own cuunsryg
" Loyds "a word often s.sf wiflt ia Enzs.sh
DessspaPers-js great eompan9 ef undsfwrserz.
whore agents located all o41< az eoksfnesciat
they aseeran Tie forkmansiiIs Is III fs,ssls WHEN
upon the stocks, The injuries fse} i4oesse ia he
course Of heir voyages--Ife nnit1s II H. fepars
put upon them--their sailing pssISftsss e;e.s etc.
and sIassmit all the FeTsieusassfe ~ companY r.
The accuiaeY and vigilance Of tEsse agents has
been tnatief cNEnfpr-e 10 American aud Usher
shipmasters tx / is said lie eznditioa and prop
cries Of United States shps are a. accnrafelg mn
dersIood M London as IN B9ston OF Ne~Yaf A
Yankee shipmasler, making application al Lso4fs
for insurance upon his vessel observed fiasf lii
officer referred At once - wlal proved 70 b. :
escat alphabetical register in wkieh were recorded
The natnfa ami oshsr mcnnranda reaardine thoa-
sands and thousands OF vessels, aYranael under an
tie classes peculiar TO that establishment from
"A red le'sef. = down 70 she lo~ess ifsurabis
class In due time the Yankee was informed ftaf
bis insurance. weuld be and 80 tnamine }ha
Iermsl thai although once worthy fosiand a. e
his vessel had wgskrd INTO lower classes thaf
when she ran aground ~ EHch place she received
ban
aware aSd that The Repairs put upon her when
she was gotnh were nef adequate 70 the injury she
rseelveds etd., ete. 4i4e surprise Of Ihe Kanhss
Captain, IN The lsnEuset of romance writers, wa4
easier Imagined fisah described. He f1nnd ihes
knew mors Of bis vessel than he did himself
PowERs THr scuLrroa. "A cUrrespor.asnt Of
the N r. Commercial AdvsiliseF, writing from
Italy, says
passing through Pisa, on my way % lazransI
met Powers the sculptor, who WAS procHFding 70
the quar1Ies TO order marble
Powers after regarding with an attentive eye the
crowds OF fashionable sdiss traversing the streets
Of Pisassaid, with much emphasis,
" How many baaHtful LADIES' you have here. =
An, replied !, t1Iaiy is fDfl of them-r =
minded him that the day was q iesfa,r and lis
display WAS, from thar circumstances such a
might naturally be expected
| He then observed, thai the ladies Of Italy Wei8
indeed truly beautiful. ahd pssessed busis Of sl.
must faulIless prrlecti0n buffs added he fkieV
| lack one thing, and that u, the beauty of mind
| which distinguishes the ladies' Of America"
The studio OF the great sculptor in Fafe1cel in
| terested me very much. Il Is divided ins0 TWO
| apartments--the rough ard The Entstl. These fNo
depaTtnenta are diseneneeted fram zach oiller. and
are eituateti oppspiIe sideA Of the tanst kiitef
| HIS own tiuks b chiefly p4ssei ia he latfex F7S
accampaHled me over the way 10 show me lhs fsf-
uaer AZ SOON as entered she door, Isasv thar hs
was doing thriving hesiness- Eve, Calsapa aud
Washington wereaa under way t6Eelhez aild lfaa-
Inens Of warhls were flying about 50 ititfsI ilISk
n lexfected every mument some Qf them would fat
= my eyes ont
While in Florence, 4 fofinb1 an scuuaiutiSf,
win a venerable Enelish AfiAt fsm, had pa'sssI
thirty years in haly Ispuke him about Pcwes<
and, by way OF asceriaiang his epiDigA II this
distinguished sculptor, | observed, By NAY Of 3
feeer Powers, believe ia considered s,.,.s AZ
the FIRST OF the American scuiptors 10 Flotence
4 " The first Of the American senlpsors in Flo,
renee," exclaimed the old gentleman, draaics
himself up aud looking At me with msfked surprize
| why he goes ahead of alfthe seulnftrr Ia lialV.
Thank heaven" continued he :. genius 4 .lniVsr-
sal; it Is neither confined Italy nor Is &arupe
hut may he found in the new world Is well IS she
| old"
| MANAGEMENr OF ANIMALs--In breaking or
managing horse, hOweysr iHIrlelable Or stubborn
| MS temper may be, preserve your own. Almost
every fault of the brute arises from iensrance Be
| patient wbb him, leach and coax him, ard snc-
CESS IN lime, is eeEsain Fhefe are srieks, how
ever, which ART The esuIt 4 confirmed lahi1 s.
vciousHess, and these soe times require slsffsr6f
treatment horse accustomed 10 ssartine and
running away, may be effsctuaIy cured bv putting
him TO the top OF his speed, such ocrasiuns aud
running hlmi pretty thoroughly exhausfed.;S.
horse that had trick Of pulling "a his IfIaIe 4
and breaking il, was at last reduced 10 beltex Ia
bus, by Tying him tightly a stake driven on ii,a
bank OF a deep stream Win hIs tail P0is,fine 10
The water, he commenced pulling az fhe halter.
which snddsnly parted over the bank he fumhItd
and after somerset or two and hlunsierinR 4 b
while in the water, he was satisfied 10 remain IL
his post in future, and break no more bfdIess
m has hann dofk
and every body, by placing nnrssisIHg riisey ii
sImslar position, when the sudden assault IN q
winIrg day resulted in tumblIng bis ram-hip ihtp
c1d bath, which his improved manners lock good
cane TO avoid 10 future
sheep-killing dog has been made TOO much
ashamed ever TO lock sheep in the face. by tying
his hind legs 70 a slont ram, ea the brow Of hill,
while the flock were quietly feeding at the bottom.
Ga being set free, and what startled al seftIh4
ous, in his haste rpjSin his friends be tnlnbied
and tbnmped master Tray sadly over the stones
and gnliIes, that he was quite satisfed TO conhhe
himself 10 cooked mutton thereafter t
Mans reason was given To him TO cuntroS " iha
beasts OF the field and the birds Of the ais ? bF
other means than brure force. IL he VIII ht;pE
this into play, he viii have no difficulty IN meeting
aud overcoming every emyrEency Of pesvesse in
stinet or bad habit in the dufnb things, by his akl-
perior eunnng,-Am, Agricaiarist
GHOSTS AND GHosr SroRIEs--Ghost stories
are absurd. Mhenever rsai ghost appe srs--by
which mean some woman dressed M 10 y
tfighten another--H the supernatural eharaetst nf
the appartlon has been for a moment believed the
effects the spectator have always been most
ternble--eonvulsions, idiotey, madness, Or sffa
death on the spot. Consider the awful descrinfi8n
in the Old Testament Of the effects n a sfiffna7
presence ON the prophets aud seeIs 81 the Heb.
rews; the terror, the exceeding great dread re
utter loss Of all animal power. Bus IN chi eeln,
mon ghost stories you always find that the seer.
after the mos, appalling apPariton, a. you are so
believe, is quite well the next day. Perhaps BE
may have headache but that is the outside of
the effect produced. Ailstou, a man Of genius and
the best painter yet produced by Amerea, when
he was in England, told me an ancdote whieh con
firms what | have been saying. Il was, think,
in the University Of Cambridge, rear Boston, that
certain youth took into his wise head to endeavor
70 convert Tom Painish companion Of his By ap-
Pearing as ghost before him. He accordingly
dressed himself in the usual way, having pre- vous-
y extracted the ball from the pistol which always
lay near the head OF his friends bed. Upon awak-
| enlngs and seeing first the appariton the youth
who was 70 BE- frightened, Avery coasly lo1ked his
4 companion, the gnost, in the face, and said . /
know you. This is a good Joke; bat You zee
| am not frightened. Now You may vanish The
| ghost stood still Come said A. 9 That is
| enough. | shall get angry Away -r<'.* he
i ghost moved moi. BY - eiaenIzllA Az ii
you do not in three minutes go away, II. fhpet
Il YOU He waited lhe time deliberately 1tvelssd
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