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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-27
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OFFiCIAL JOURNAL
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bs, Tbs pa,o sron n ra.ilament y unai ceptem.
in the House of Lords, through the refusal TO con-
cur IN amendments made by the Commons.
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Apothsgms.. Mans constant haaksring after OBJ
lecs understandable in this world - alone sufficient
evidence that he is destined for future state.
Brave actions are the substance Of life, and good
sayings the ornament oft q
The tears Of beauty are like light clouds floating
over heaven Of stars, bedimming them for q mo-
psns that they may shine with greater lustre than
how much gold is in it. n Nj 3
Dictionary sepnlchre for the corpses Of ideas.
Y With love the heart becomes a fair and fertile
garden, glowing with sunshine and warm hues,
and exhaling sweeEodors. .,s5 f-rss
1t is observed that the most censorious are eener-
ally the least judcous, who, having nothing 10 re.
commend Themselves, will be finding fault with
others. No man enyes the msrit Of another who
has enough Of his own.
Our greatest glory i not In never falling, but in
rising every time we fall. %
Most of the miseries of life result from our stray.
ing from the paths which lead 70 content.
That conduct will be continued by our fean
which commenced in our resentment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-27

A Relic Of the French Marine "A model OF the
i5sf krench ship Of the line constructed at Deppe
the seventeenth century, has just been
sol France, among the effects of M Duchat.
who was a naval commissaire under the empire'
The model and the ship were constructed in 1857.
The vessel carried seventy-sx guns in battery, and
was one hundred and thirty five feat long, and Of
excellent proportions. 1t was called the Couronne,
ana had long and glorious career. Cardinal
Richleu, who, after the siege of Rochelle. devoted
much attention to the development Of the French
marine, expressed great satisfaction with this shin,
and settled upon the builder, M. NORM, q pension
OF $4,000. and bestowed upon him some title q
honor. The model was sold to rich Hollander,
who has numerous collection of similar model.
Its authenticity is ndsputabe, although it 4 saj
to be in a bad state of preservation. -. : ~
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II the Widow Faniadling isn't married, Mrs
Smihers thinks, it's time she oughs to be. for
every time shA sees one Of thoeo 1H31 6elled men.
she goes squirmmg about III n round q
milk pitcher. Now such ac1 q ksss, Nm.
Smithers "scan't bear" FPs''h ~ - :
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Arecdofe Of Dr.. Lingard The following anec-
dote, related in the words Of Dr.. Lingard himself,
occurs in letter BY Mr. Lomax, Of Preston, pub.
lished in the Times: When we were about leav.
Ing Doaay resolved to visit Paris, for / then
thought might probably never have another op-
portunity; and, though il was rather hazardous
experiment, went All wsht On well and safely
ill the last day of my say, when miscreant Of
bonnet rouge, who, by some inscrutabls mystery,
saw ecclesiastical student Z written ON my. face.
suddenly shouted !" Calotin!" This was from the
cRtotte, or coif-the black skull-cap, 10 commonly
Wom BY the continental clergy. quickened my
pace; but the cry continued, and at last was &C.
companied BY the agreeable refrain, "a Ia Ian.
terne! "Caloiin; Ia lanterne!" darted up
narrow passage, followed by the mob, which
was now headed by a stout dame de Halle In the
passage were some posts, which got through or
over, cannot tell You which. reached the end
Of the passage and, on turning the corner, ]
caught view of my pursuers and their she-captain,
and saw that madame, being, fortunately for me,
possessed Of more aFdor than circumspection, had
stuck fast betweent posts and that the citoyens
her companions, could not advance until the i'm.
pediment was removed, nor very easily retreat,
from being SO closely packed. So got clear of,
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\ Singular lnsident Yesterday week, Mrs. Watt.
Mrs, Evans, and Mrs. Davis, three pious and esti.
mable widow ladies Of this town, all in usual
health. called upon Mrs. Judd, q pious Methodist
At the point of desth, withthe tiropsv, hourly ex
pscting the messenger for whose summons she has
been long prepared. After spending an hour, in
which the tenderest and holisst sympaihies Of
Christian hearts were freely commingled, they
rose to depart, and taking the dying woman by
the hand, they spoke words of encouragement
with their leave taking, saying to her "t6at she
seemed to be near her end, but perhaps some Of
them might be in Heaven before hers ,Yester-
day (Sabbaih) pious friends again assembled
around the bed Of the dying woman. but thess
friends We're not there. They had all three been
stricken down with the cholera during the week,
and were all in " Heaven before herr [Winches.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-27

Census of tie BdAowa Islands.-The N..s..
Guardian Of the 10Th ult., received at NewYork.
contains rbe official census returns Of the Bahama
Islands, the taking Of which has just been COM
pleied. The entire population is 27,5l4, being an
increase Of 4,344 since the previous census. The
increase is considerably more, as Turks Island.
Caicos, and Mayaguana, containing popuIstion'
OF S,O9O, are at present under separate govern.
ment, but at the time of taking the last census
they were included in the Bahama Islands. From
me 2lsl May to the 30th June of the present wear
S4,9i2 pine apples were shipped from Eleuthera.
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Officials. ~
Ordinances and ResoIutaons ~ eeconj
Municipality Council.


800. No. 1885, fzs.s n.
Resotved. That Watchman Isaac Clark be and
= is hereby dismissed from the service Of this Mu-
utcipaiity, in virtue of ordinance No. 2g79, 10
which he il ,amenabe. r. - s
fa,1sd hpDsa.Ap August is lssl sHIELIs Pre-. pss TEN.
T. No. 1885,
heso!osd, That Watchman G.. w. Leafe be.
1ad ne Is hereby dismissed from the service Of this
s.un,clpahty, for neglect Of duty and misde.
s,.sd APscst l 1851 T. H. SHIELDS, Prs. pro tam
-f'''u . sss't - issi. AID. CRO6aMAN Mayos.
No. 1897.
hs'efgsd, That the Treasurer nav, ON tho war.
rant Of the Mayor. 10 Philadelphia Fra Comnsny
No. "A their usual appropriation. : y '''p-A, I1!N
Passd August 10. le5i r. IL ss1Ter no
Approved August d ssl A. btcSR2S bscRt2sSa Ps, Pr ten
No. 3396. .i''a sises
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ssse dolars hs. and i hereby, made ior III "a i
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A Fair Business Transaction "A fellow was en-.
gagged 10 girl in Maine, but liked her sister better
than ne did her. Wishing to be of with the old
have before he was on with the new, he asked his
betro'hed what she would take to release him; she
replied that about sixty-two dollars she thought as
as much as she was worth wllereupoa he pom ed up
the dust, took quit claim, and married the sistsr
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-30
MISCEL ELLAN Y .
General Jackson.

Mr.. Rlves, Of lie Washington Globe, in a
speech delivered in Washington, some years
ago, ndul ged IN Ihe following remlniscen-
cess
1T has not only been my fortune TO have
been paIrouized by Andrew Jackson, but it
has heen also M good luck TO know unure
about his writings aud doings during The last
thirteen years Than those most near aud dear
TO aim. II is 50 generally known that he
was Il man who, above all others took re
sponsIhIitv' IN peace or in war, that that
word brings TO the minds OF the people Of this
country iis name almost as certainly as The
letters which spell II. But it Is not 50 well
known that he made others take il IN time
OF profound peace. know it well. lie
made me take il, and that made me know
hun SD well. The occasion for making me
take il was, his annual message gur ON from
the offices of the National IateNicencer and
United States Telegraph, before it wars sent 10
Congress, soon aiier came INTO the Globe
office The first session of the twenty-ll,ir,l
congress, | heIieve-and afterwards, as long
rs lie was president, he gave ali his messages
to me 10 have printed, with the old admo-
nuion, 4 will hold you responsible, SIR, il that
message gels out before congress is ready to
receive II. Don't let any per>on-not even
one of my cabinet olficers--have copy OF
1t before ! send it 10 congress-
The printer prints from the rough draught
of the presidents message, and often gets
part oil the copy before the message is CONF
Pleled. | invariably went after the copy
and took the proofs back to the president
myself, which gave me an opportunity OF
knowing all abolt who wrote and who were
consulted about Them. Ii has been said. and
IS no doubt believed by many that General
Jackson did not write his messages. Meth.
eI he nor any other president ever wrote
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-30

The Constitution has since been honora-
bly, employed in the service Of The country.
a proposition was made some years since 10
dlsmanIle her, BUT public feeling was strong
against tie proposition, preferring that she
should be given
''to the god of storms,
lhe lightning and the gale,'
hnr nan rot in the quiet waters of har-
80 nu' we fear that her time has now
unon har u'a, She must henceforth reposs
,nas, e' .,aurels, 'meniento' of some OF the
upon the deep. May The Cons,i,uiion Of he
conntry be as victorious over i,s enen,;ss 80
has been this glorious vessel. 40
The frIgate United States, which ,x;,l
company the Constitution in her re,;r.ne,
also distinguished herself, under The hasa;','
Decatur, by glorious victory over he na,-
and magnificent British frigate Macedonian
The latter had the choice OF position. and
the United States heing in great part armed
with carronaies, fought the battle at mos,
decided disadvantage. But when the Amer.
lean frigate closed in upon her enemy, The
action was soon ended. The Macedonian
surrendered with loss Of thiriy-six killed,
and sixty-eighl wonnded, while that Of the
United States was only four killed, and sev-
en- wounded.
We have thought thar these "reminiscences
might not be without interest in connection
with the Suggestions of Commodore Skin.
uer's report Rich. Peyu6.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-30
The joys of Home.

A well ordered home is paradise on
earth. No other earthly pleasure is equal 10
The calm conteniment and rational loy felt ut
the family fifeside. The excitement of ey-
en- successful business is attended with yexa-
uon; the enJoyments of travel are associa-
ted with fatigue and safety the pursuit of
fame is dI>tracling; and even the pleasure of
knowledge is attended with bitterness but
the happiness of the tireside is unaIoyed.--
No vexatlons disturb il X; il never satiates OF
dlsIracIs the mind il is pure, calm, unmIx-
ed delight. What picture is there present.
ed 10 the eye of the viTtuous, the philanthropy
&c, the lover Of the beautiful and good -
There is the white haired grandsire, with
The big ha' bible resting on his knee, and
the partner OF his old age carefully attentive
10 the mnuteSt wants of all around her
There, too, is the father and husband, in the
prime of life, unhending his mind from the
toll and pursuit. of business, reading to the
wife OF his bosom, or playing with the de-
lighted praltler OH his knee while The moth
err with a counenauce radiant with smiles of
pleasure, rocks the cradle with her foot,
while She plies the needle for The accommo-
dalIon and wants of her household! From
such pleasures there need be no exemption.
With the possession Of pleIy aud reason, OF
gentl-neSs anu mutual lONeg lile pieusuies VI
Il true home may he possessed by every fam
v Mutual love will lead 10 mutual for
beararce; genieness Of manner will make
even toll lself delightful; reason will forrlfy
the mind against The natural Ills Of lIie;-
while peiy will crown the whole with hal
lowing influence which nothing can disturb
The asperities of mind perplexed with dali
" toll wll be smoothed away; the trinins
vexaiions To which our lives are continually
subject viii be forgotten old age win be a
delight and not burden; sickness, though
1t may cast a shadow Ger tie heart, Will
prompt TO Offices of love and even death
cannot destroy the solid peace which is TO
be found in such family. This last event,
which is the lot ofal, is not regarded as f.
nal separation, but only temporary parting
from those we love. Hope stands by The
death bed and points TO Il better land; and
when all that is morta' is covered up in the
earth, she covers The grave with green sod
and plants flowers around the lIeadstone-
In the home above there is no death, no affiic-
tion, no sorrow; yet in The joys OF true
home on earth, we find the dearest approach
10 heaven Philadelphia Saturday Express.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-30

WATER Gas IN FRAScE.-A correspond
emf of the Journal of Commerce writes from
Paris that the problem of making gas from
wa,er has been solved in that city, and that
pure hydrogen can be evolved with perfect
ease and the greatest economy by the Inven-
lion 10 which he alludes. In order to make
the gas luminous, the fame Of the burner Is
surrounded with thin hlngree hoop OF pls>
tina, about three fourths of an inch 10 length
which becomes intensely luminous With u
white light. The gas has been used IN coos,
ing meats, heating rooms, &c. Its mnnufae-
tu1e has already been commenced on large
scoIe. The writer says that there is no hum
bug about it, and that it must work an i'm.
portant revolution in the whole matter af
fuel and light.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

this? We again say the mind is an at
tribute of the man, and without it he is
not complete man-that when he Is
resurrected he will not be deficient. The
''lndianian" has fixed out question and
calls it ours. | fear his mind was SICK
as well as himself, when he framed that
question and charged us with asking It,,
for we never did ask any thing like ii, it
reads as follows: IF mankind are in pos
session of immateriaiity. how did they
obtain it," We asked question as fol-
lows: '.lst, If man is in possession OF I'M
mortality when and how did he get it!''
He has made no attempt towards answer
ing it, and he cannot do it, there is no
help for him, he has made an assertion.
but that is of no avail where there is u
dispute. if however he has any Thus
saith the Lord" let him bring ii on. Our
81 question he has treated almost with
contempt, the question is plain COM
mon sense one and we think deserves
some notice. In answer TO our third
question he SAYS The wicked before the
III oiN 60 as iii"''-
officially as The criminal before his trial.
but of whose guilt there can be no doubt.
Now we say that the criminal Is not
condemned oG'cidlIy until he is brought
before the Judge. and has had his trial,
after which the Judgment is pronounced
upon him aud he is delivered into the
hands of the subordinate officers to be ex-
ecuted. What executed?-ihe official
decree or judgement fully enforced and
brought to bear upon the criminal. but
he is not officially Judged but once, and
that is al the tinie appointed. We think
We have answered the ''lndianian up
to his time and will wait for him to
bring up more proof, DIS he said, SO we
say bring the proof about the term
perish we have nothing to say at this
time he has proved our position to be true
as far as lie has gone. and as he says per
ISL means a continuance OF existence we
will wait for the proof of it also, We are
ready to prove the reverse at any time
but it is his business to put these things
out Of his way. else they stand with all
their force against him.
A CITIZEN.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

O. Tie price OF Packages Of Quarter Tick
cts only is advertised above.
o. The Managers Printed Drawings, endorse
ed by the Commissioners appointed (for tins
purpose) by the Governor of Virginia, are III
all cases sent TO our correspondents.
Letters always strongly and car ully sealed.
Tie purchasers OF Packages OF Tickets sell
dom have more than six chances against Their
drawing in Package any Of the capital Prizes,
and one Package may Draw four of the highest
Prizes. TwolliiriS of the Prizes are sold in
Packages of Tickets.
o. Please order few days before the Lot
terles draw. All Orders punctually answered
by the return mails.
Persons at a distance who wish 'Fortune
Buckied OH their BackS,'' Will find that it is
only necessary to enclose the price as laid
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Famed and Old Established House OF
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