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A Great Natienal Work.

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An Impartial Judge.-A deceased chief justice
Of one of our courts once addressed . jury in the
following model speech, which we respectfully
submit for the consideration and study of all 10.
quacous law.pleaders and after.dinner speech.
makers: Gentlemen of The jury, in this case the
counsel on both sides are unintelligible: the wit
nesses on both sides are incredible and the plain.
tiff and defendant are both such bad characters,
that to me it Is Indifferent which way you give
your verdict" There was brevity, satire. and
point, almost unparalleled. A great man was that
chief Justice. Etf7
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TO THE PUBLrC.
UNITED STATES CITY POST

II lion of n. Sox., nf,,.d Nv t,o.s,S ,r. ~ M
visions Of he i0 sscon II he New Poisse Act
March 3D. 1851 The Pustmasss General has ssabksd Pest
oQes on and over al he Streets 4ueaMes Rood a0d
PsMis HixhS1ys withis the limit Of New Orleans. from
and sites the 30sh day Of Jaes 1851.
the al H. dvidsd t6s otv nto con-
venjent Routas and every scfs a sS tabs aDDended
beoW and has nnsted 10 ihs Po~, asseY spers ssabe
pesons 70 bs employed Letter Canen VIII. have
appointed. and duly and under bosd with su
The cS,s havs ~ non srS n,nn rct. in
thes respetivs Dcts ics tye estabshmsnt Of paos OF
deros Of ser, and for ths Duspose hsve mt mn
tai and Letter Boxes each Of which will Be visited
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Rather Iough-An Eastern exchange, speaking
Of the late storm, tells the following story:
IS A Mrs. Caldwell had just stepped out Of her
door, when she was Instantly seized by the wind
and borne through the air, distance Of more than
without serious injury 7" a.l.
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Keam and Garrick.-Edmund Kean was a
great favorite Of Mrs. Garrick, the widow Of the
celebrated actor, David Garrick. Whenever it was
desirable that new performer at Drury Lane
should make hit, the committee used to bring
the venerable lady to her private box, say he
reminded her of David She said so, and this
went the round Of the papers accordingly. In the
case of Kean she spoke honestly. He did remind
her Of her husband, and was nearer to him by many
degrees than any actor she had ever seen although
both agreed he could not play Abel Dfugger.
Once. in conversation, he complained to her that
the papers had made terrible mistakes as to his
conceptions of character, readings, points, and
other peculiarities. "These people," said he,
"don't understand their business they give me
credit where make no effort to deserve it, and
they pass over the passages on which have be
slowed the utmost care and attention. They think
that because my style is new and appears natural,
don't study, and talk about the sudden impulse
Of genius. There is NO such thing as impulsive
acting; all is studied beforehand. A man may &c,
better worse particular night, from particu-
lar circumstances, but the conception is the same
l have done all these things thousand times in
country theatres, and perhaps better, before was
recognized great London actor, and have been
loudly applauded but the sound never reached a,
far as London" "You should write your owr
criticisms" replied the old lady, David alscay,
did so!" Dublin University Magazine.
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hoOn q sons brs.oha. Of t6s mining popalan q Ees
besn scled again the soss menuousd abuses the
sSsnos cha1a nd ss,s sSs: sssy i .sskas % sbo
continue % sot he Brsh na,ion Il hs. sscsas become
the medium throagh which Golden promalEats h. se-
merous sdmrs here and sswhsss, q that srss,
Ln many particulars. The Ws.tmiasss Review sspouss
induosS 70 cSs = an .soso wosIy of bang iassasd
b., s ssss
Of he two Rsvsxs beng ncw combined II the Ms.sns..s
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WHY DO l LOVE HER SO,

81 SA8k3 &AQAs
A weary life il mine, 1t ibsss- . N,5h 7a|
Few pleasures mine that others share sro
And oft, by lonely thoughts oppfest, - I
1t seems that might well despair;
But when my Little Friend" zee,
A PLEASANT thing isiiie tome. ff .inN
To know that she is at my side, e ..s.. =
8, To hold her little hand in mine, -
TO watch her eyes that fandly shine.
Her cherub face, that brightens up SIT
With loves intelligence divine
With this my soul i satisfied,
And drains pure, refreshing cpp,
OF calm and quiet happiness
In sweet content then repose
From sorrows paDgs and passions throes,
Without wish, save not TO stir
From one whose very look can blessl
Some wonder what fnd-in her
My heart so strangely TO impress
A clever child. they must confess,
But nothing more, for all they soc.
Than other children Of her age,
Who scarce one thought Of mine engage.
Whence cometh, then, the wi,chery
That sways me in her sweet control!
They know her n0t-and none Of earth, So
Save l, may ever know her worth;
For We have spoken soul TO soui, 'e
And met in spirit face to face,
When all her minds immortal grace,
Love, truth, and goodness, shone revealed
q Ia beauty from The world concealed.
Twas in an hour of bitter pain, =
When the long agony of years
Was crowded in moments space
When friends seemed false, and love was vaio,
And The wrung heart and burning brain
Could only find relief in tears
For despaired Of earthly good
She camel scarce knew whence or how
A light aAd glory round her brow:
Subtimsly beautiful she stood
For all of earth had left her face,
And all Of heaven there might trace.
Her look sustained my heart, aud cheered;
Her words my wounded spirit healed;
The child, the mortal, disappeared,
And Gods own angel stood revealed
Then did we soul with soul combine
So, ain hers, and she il mime ss-
Forever hers. forever mine tsa
Forth in the world see her 20,
A common child to common eyes
To mine star Of Paradise,
Unearthly, beautiful, divine!
No wonder thai love her 20.
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A Grand Spectacle.-The head winds and foggy
weather which prevailed during the greater porlion
of last week, detained a number Of vessels from
going to sea. On Saturday the sky cleared, the
winds became more favorable, and feet of DO.
tween two and three hundred vessels Of every class
and rig, sailed from the lower bay, presenting
scene unequaed pc rhaps in any other harbor in the
world. IN. Y. Com. Adv, 25th.
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! a writer in Dickens's Housshold Words states
that the spsHn 4 4 sinsls eystsr will sspply oys-
BY good natiss half u misery of human life
might be ssuuaee& !, - ~ !
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10 onsloarth Of the ahove rates. psyabis in advance
4. TSanisnt Nswspapess, CcuiaSs unseaed Handbils,
Prices Cus4 Ensravnss bound Booas PaMphlets and ali
descriptions Matter, Weighing
two ounces. for sanh ouues or ffacton Of ounce;
Five hundred miles under. One cent
1900
$500 and $780, Foor cents
Payable advance; II unpaid, double
3. MAGAZINES and Periodicals, other than Newspape
ths II the paid quartly in
advance, 1t 10 to be 1t half these rates M ,|ns
6. Drop Istten and Advertised Lsttsu osnt each, in
stead Of two osmsriy when delivered BY hs o. g.
City Post- es -a M ".
Each drop ictter. Ons cent additional
Each city cent
GaoA circular or handbil cent additional
Each newspaper magazine .onshaf additional
June 10. 1851. N. MUssON. Postmaster
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Delivery Districts.
AGENCY OF

AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT 4 90. CO0NAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for The old .tabishsd houss Of :" Arborin haarstt
peyassd y receive oses for ther MY sapssios
'hiER;s IN any quantity OF 70 AZ pS ihs& hS ssasd
TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA-Asu sup.
ply direct from ths factory. landing q slp Js.os ssd
.yal ee.nss Gasp and Gnsiss '.,ysss.
0IL OF. .VITRIOL-lO0 casboys Oil ef Vitriol,
y manufactured q ths sostls@ C64qieIl Wssts. .;
~ ~ Z. L. MX04uY,
ngo eom9 Camp an1 oGaVti sDon1s.
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PHILADELPHIA So,
'DLERY and TRUNK Warehouss.

PHILADELPHIA
sADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouss.
g ROBB q CO. No. 60 Gravier street, are con.
S 1' k%s!ssd ..S sd 6oeds 4 asi1lIns
- ThsiRst0ok comprisa SADDLRav iSy&N0W
g a::s:ipIaa:.,: II s.O|P..,. =. 49, :. !!
- iNplA Ruspsa Goons. TRAvILIhG and PAcuAa
Xiso IA fiss aeeutnsut Of DuypALo RosRs.t
u planten and Dsaleo 40 invited 70 call. jas
Kew Orleans Carriage Warehouse,
~ Nos. lle Gsavier ssd II Union street.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS s Of every de-
~ scsiptisn aaways hand. Fos sale low d ER&,
1os cash a approved paper. k
aHk e spa.::: A.: /. Lamps. B..as. Cl..h..
spS1 smaAW j. A. LUM co.
IyMPs AHp 1AT9IMG APPARATUs. -,
oHM oHAMS pMcCAkTfi rLgssnn: N9. ia CAMP
and lsl1s es.o.me.t Of BTas COCKS, vaIleus sisess
Force and Lift Plmpe; Beer Pumps, stc., stc.; ~
Yos. Rs.i ss:aHs ~: HeS saogs, 6ash.
Of svay description. Ship and Steamboat wosk p.omptl,
- ChAyRes mNisrate
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77s Fioev Girl Of WyoMisg. = inyham, tho
painter, has left after him portrait q the Flower
Girl Of Wyoming, which v sssas1ed b. connos-
ssurs o. . work Of ars Of great ndlt CONNECTED
with this picture Of the Flower Girl, y The follow
inn romantic but really authentic story: r Z
Many ysan ago gentleman from England
United States mail. down the charming valley Of
WyomiBg, and On . certain occasion chsncsd 70
larry for short time IN the yillage Of that npme.
II was mid summer, and while enjoying dis after-
dinner cigar on tho poftico Of the tavern. young
airi suddenly made her appearances, Offering for
sale, in tho innocence and modesty Of her heart,
basket Of fresh flowers. He purchased = handsome
bouquet. and when the coach was ready, continued
his journey. Weeks passsd on, but wherever he
wandered he was continually haunted by the sur
passing loveliness Of the unknown Flower Girl Of
Wyoming, and he soon found himself once more q
sojouFner in the village inn. He had BY this time
become so deeply interested In the stranger girl that
he made many inqhiries about her condition, erd
found that she was the only daughter Of poor but
highly respectable paTents. With these parents he
finally became acquainted, and in process Of time
Obtained permusisn to place the daughter at one Of
the principal female seminaries Of the county.
While she was storing hef mind with knowledge,
her benefactor was living in England. Time
passed on; he returned TO Wyoming, found the
rustic Flower Girl an accomplished lady, offered
her his hand in marriage, was accepted and mar
ried and, after setting property on his American
parents, crOssed the Atlantic with his bride, and
settled in ono of the pleasant wales of England
where he now lives in the enjoyment Of every thinl
which wealth and education can Afford. The pic
ture in question is an actual, portrait, and WA
taken from sketch which the artist painted on ths
very day The English stranger puvchased bouque
OF the Flower Girl in Wyoming"
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Target Shooting in Sutherland. = A letter from
Geneva gives the following description Of ma.
iional shooting match in that country:
cat the time of our visit, Geneva was keeping
q gala time Of ten days, and we wondered at the
arches, soidiery, music, and numberless ags which
almost obstruced the prospect, and At the thou.
sands of visitors, chiefly in the varying costume Of
the cantons from all parts of Switzerland. ltwaa
the famous 1r Federal or national shooting match.
"Our host reckoned the strangers at thirty ti,on.
sand. The number Of targets was filty.f and
the crack Of many rifles at once was heard during
some hours for more than week. Perhaps ten
thousand shots were made in a day. The prizes
amounted to about thirty-6ve thousand dollars
chiefly plate for the table but the main prize was
a bag Of California gold. 1t was carried by a
matchmaker, near Neufchatel. An English noble.
man is said to have put twenty balls in near the
centre The first day. An American, known to me
lodged very good specimen Of Western skill
The town was all alive; panorama of Swisl
people, dress, and manners. .ar
/" Five thousand could sit under one roof At din
ner, in beautiful modern building, erected in full
Wow Of Mont Blanc; the actual number dining
on one day, was three thousand. As steamboat
came in, with fresh depu,aiions, there were wei
comes, speeches. Uin d'h0nneur, and professions
The Tr Federal piainly moved all Switzerland
Among this multitude saw only one or two per
sons in liquor; and the good order was apparentl!
nerfpctn
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e.asE ROAyABtEC ClA0oHT64 E
have on hand and for sale, lot q CLOSETS
Be without them Antpoo9 Who oal Mn ~ Nlea "
mSney ~ pasch1e, and 70 famiNs vel to Do, vii
- @s& ip'n a@6oD PERRY. . Ma.asss. =
CROCkEkY, CHINA AND GLASS WARE
CO F. =; FkLL q CO.. - Connor sFRssr.
s:a 49,. sssss; :i!ampe rs,ce md Rn,amis ~
Wsites opds viii Be osgsd Al low pFices, sns
when Tor tho countSy. packed the fest s8 u
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VOLUME iMy.NuYBER W l56,
DBY go3ps M 1Hs PA CKAsn
". WfN9DeSs T S11gtth,
0E0&RAk COuHnDnH0u mRRcyfAU7
MA no. - 0RAVyRn uRnEEr. ~ n

~ Tbs subsrrbss has pssslaasd r. 16ssks 4 d pUNTEa
eppess ths sIs II ths ~ CHAhLn5 BOfKl fhs il tks
largest essa n rss ~ vs.shs ssss.sha. sss ths
city.
Asm ths vh u ne ssbsers - 4 ~ Bsss sa d
vets hs at'seaa szcuvsiy aeaHns Wateh sisy -ss
b cs thsm q tbs lowest pricss for Among IL
bss, worm Thsossy, Lsv hsies< Nsvuas esiss Lss
- Ths sasst N \ and Psbiicatons svsys hasd
au0 ngp8 A 4 u =
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FRANCIS FABRE g CO., % Masasis s ssres, /,
- respectfully call The stlat1es u tak snds sd ~
RShlc !o thsir lasgs sock q HRRlN0 AND Su4AER
ssat q TaAvkEilNG TRUNks. = MI ~ .!ssiss
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sM1TA,s HOTEL, DAYOU SARA, La.
THIS 6ne Hotel has been in successful operation
tos she laa ior ys9n undss the dissoaion q II
y pScp.,s % g. and I. s qRsa os ths sas.ts. -
CasnaSes Hcs. and nnggs. fos the aa0onmedatioa d
ap1 - THos. B. SMITH.
DALM OlL-l0 Casks Palm Oil for sele bv
y $50 lAYMAM q HOLDRgs 8 Mssasiss 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-07

A PREvARICATING WITNESS IMPRISONED
Yesterday Thomas Hussey was called upon to give
evidence in the case of McCord, charged with
killing Patrick McEvoy on Sunday night. During
the time he was. under examination by the Re.
corder, he hesitated to testify, and gave evidence
of an evasive and prevaricating description in
fact, he several times contradicted his own state.
ments. After his examination was concluded, the
Recorder observed that the witness had trhsd with
him too much, and he should send him to jail fol
twenty-four hours for contempt of C curt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-07

CINCINNATI-Per steamer Cincnnatus: $50 bbls flour
Grief &col2 is lard oil seecomb Voothies-sO ubls oil
10 do Ito bxs starch 100 bxs - kegs butter
eggs sase o oH Sh4s 1sa' Beatty
Ligget, &so-l4d Murphy Cratts-io0 bb, @hsky Jas
Conno &co55 CHS lt4 bacon Nye. Bro Sco66 col
cbultz L. Ha den-s bxs tools F Foger &co-5 do R
Dbl hams Boyle Crone-s kegs butter Staiard Barrett
81 bbls apples A Morton &eo-IN bxs A Michel &
Iassecheso psss medicine scov Mead ri bS BIZ
ac9hO. "a BIB whisky T KidderalO0 DO r Gedes-ibI
40 az @ ri Do G JMsss
w SG s1 Brent9nrCsandres 10 order -,
90 peyf n q hnd
Roicht9rd-22 do Darby Il Tremoulet-l5 " Z Thompson
bb 80 Phsae % DO d. VdeS binds
do c oIvier-3O do Legeader q Fener-I do Holms-lzI
bbs eise s sugar smm.-l5 nnds sugar MIik.n-s
hbd sugar u Deneg re3 bbs sugar X McA ipin-3 BIB
do Payne arson57 sacks potatoes III sacks rice and
BAYOU NAOMI steamer Haidee: 40 bales cotton
Wright! Williams Seosl5 do Feilowes co16 do GoHs1
moss Lucas q Nofwood-l Dbl beeswax M Relf Eco
Oakley & Hawkns-l Do Wait 4 DesaaiI,s SIS Il HesI@
Is do Byrne &co-96 do Boon-r Smith-l3 do McRse
shaw Sco4O Hill, McLan &co-s DO, 40 bbls moasse.
Gordon. Jr-ll hhds sugar nf bbs Pauche
Bulbddge Adams,5a do, AZ bpls Darby 4 IRE
mou et-ii do Marinea1x-22 bb ~ hf bbs moasses
Morgan aco-zu9 CO rope, 70 bagging G Cocks &co
BAYOU sARA~psr steamer Gypsy IL bales co ton tic
Menard Il Nignaud-l22 hhds Ha-a0 Cist RI
100 IF bois moasses Kelly Conyns ham-aO do Au
gGst r y y Tbil ID, 10 order.
hhds sugar Darby Tremoule-l0 Hall-a9 hhds sugar
IL bales cotton b Bel ocqi5 90. IS hhds sugar ] Paw
i.otn &c9-50 do Gourdain Kerr-z5 do Jeanne,t Sco
sugar, 20 bbs molasses B Over-l9 do Huntington
do 6.p MSsgs sd do say s ibid hides Mamie
to .rder-TOtal, 81 bales cotton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-07

The steamship Ohio, from NewYork reports-On the LIST
inst, at O'Clock M, brig ashore the reef off Cape
Florida, with signals of DISTRESS down her, and
boat TO her assistance She proved be the Spanish brig
Pieta, from Havana, bound to Biboa, with cargo Of
sugar. she had ashore the previous and stove
hole In her bottoms the Captain and abandoned her
and returned TO Havana in the Ohio she had eight fee
water in her hold when the Captain and left her. Tn
steamship Georgia arrived at Havana from Chagres thu
29h ut with 450 passengers, and 81 45O 900 in gold dust
freight The Falcon TO sail for Chagres the 4h ns
with 300 passenge
The steamship Globe reports-The steamship Pampero
Cant Hunter left Galveston six hours previous the sailing
OF the Globe.
The brig Wasp. from Nassau brought 10 the city num-
Der OF passengers from the wreck of ship Cato.