The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

What does cleave mean, pa?" at means to
unit. together Does John unite wood when he cs9ye.
il g. Hem well \ means to separate Vel Ps does
hem don't ask so many foolish questions, child"
An humble spire, pointing hsavenward from an
destiny more eoauently than the columns and arches OF
Greece and Rome the mausoeums of ASIA the pyramids
Blast your stingy old skin % said a runner to a
competitor. before whole depot full of bystande; 81 knew
their suppers, and after they got TO Sleep You'd 20 up and
steal the pennies to hire 'em agin next night"
An eastern lecturer remarked that it would not
be very violent stretch of The mag alton to believe that
honghl9 MASSACHUSETTS, onpecticnt baby SIX months
could not better at least ggost some
Rev. J. Chester, for eleven years pastor oil the
church in Sandy Spring. installed as pastor oil me rIst
he i3S u Ts church was formed on the 9th of August
last and consists of seventeen members
At Richmond, Va, on WedneIdayI the 49, y. 3
Clements charged with murder on the high sea on board
Tth Of January last On Friday Clements found guilty
The publication of Col Fremonts portrait has
ade sensation in certain Paris circles s explorations have
moment qu familiar to the French those Of
Clay. Webster and Calhoun.
A Free Trade League was formed few days
ago in NewYok city The basis Of the association to be alb
sOute free trade the abogaton Of all Indirect taxation and
eminent.
The Water Gas Company, at Jersey City, which
commenced with such extensive operations, has exploded
million Of dollars capital has dissolved, Without declaring
dividend, and Jersey City is still in darkness.
A Lisbon correspondent of the London Times
states that Mr. Clay according to last accounts Pas
en- 6one lor ib to Bgadate number OF American
and make for the arbitration of the French
Government in the case OF the General Armstrong.
A man, his wife and two children, who where so
white that there the suspicion that they
had can blood in their veins arrested at New AL
bany Ia, few days SINCE runaway slaves from Arkan
to-day. The says she is a native Of Bait more.
By the will of Capt. James Mcclure, of Alexan-
To e. 6r o o "a al e he o dv 81 9 s6Ss sT1s
the METHODIST Protestant and Methoaist Episcopal CHURCHES,
be appropriated for the benefit of the poor
How dreadfully that cigar smellsI exclaimed
Gushing to companion; why ts an aITt% smelling thing
What is it, then g. INQUIRED Gushing Why is yogg
Gushing did not speak for five minutes
Great discomfort has been excited in Venice and
Lombay by the decree Of the Austrian Emperor ordering
burdens enough bear without being compelled 70 supply
sky army there and ready to punish the grumbers.
The Nashville Union, tdemocratic,} rsmarking
qpoop the official PRONUNCIATION that the Nashville Conyen
avs that SINE die in this case means nothing more nor ess
than that this second Nashville Convention has died
A Welsh newspaper the name of which is Y
Drieh, has heen commenced in NewYork. There
9nne IN e G3n which tRn me feaaer ne HIg%9g
ystyred; ystyro, cofod gois goie. gwnaed wnel,
This animal =" said an tinerant Snowman, ais
the royal African hyenR measuring fourteen feet from the
p OF his TO the end of his tall and the distance
back again. making in all wety eight feet He in the
woods in the night season. like human being distress and
then deYouFs all those who to his assistance sad in
stance OF the depTaylty of human natuTe!''
ames W. Burns has been arrested at New York
on the complaint of Mr.. s. L. Davis for constructive lar
ceny. The larceny consisted in Davis, the complainant
painter the Union Bank for $780, instead of $l8 The
prisoner took ad yanage accomplishments mistake drew the
money and made oft.
The citizens of Calais, Me-, were much pleased
and the heart of needy cheeed by the receipt
lew days oil check the bank $3.50 drawn by Miss
Lind in favor of Sarah w Clark widow of the late Joseph
N Clark of bark Sophia, of Calais, who his life
on the Sd September taking off the of the Swedish
bark Johanna, which was in a sinking condition.
Sir Henry Buwer the British Minister to the
United States delivered speech Saturday night before
the st Andrews Society, New York. Its purpOr was
an encnmum the United States and her great men, Hon
Daniel Webster epecalY and the expression of his wish
see Eugaid and the United States bound together firmly
with the ties OF peace that shall again take place
between Them It's 10 be hoped that he will be grated
w w CorcOran, the Washington banker, has
aopnZed the Mayor Of his readiness contribute ten thou.
sand dollars and eligible lot of ground towards the
uon OF House Of Refuge for juvenile delnquents Two
citizens had previously offered contribution of five hundred
dollars each for The object Mr. Corcoraus hera
well known In the District and in his charities he has erected
monument from which naught but ages eace the re-
cord OF his name.