The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-30

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MR. EDIfoR--l have iust rstufned from pleas. /
ire trip, or excusion. Of SONS four dsys, on the
water. Ii IVES ths purpose Of oar party 70 have. /
visited several islands, ard, among ths rsst, The
!. Chandeliers, which were to have bsen the Arst |
reached and surveyed by y, leaving opsn for n.
ture and further discrimination whether We shoulA /
pass, touch 1t, or tarry on Ship. Horn and Round
Islands. In accordance with these views, our par
ty, consisting of twenty-five souls. al told, was
made up of gentlemen and ladies from ysfisus |
points Of the compass. Ths Toy chartsfed, and /
appropriate .arrangsmsnts made for the trip. We
went on board on Thursday evening laN. bag md
baggage; here came the wsrdfobes, in the shape
Of trunks, with double supplies ,ns for land and
the other for sea. tBy III way, heard itslyly in
timated that some Of eur fair had on board, under
lock and key, the Bloouer costume, q . bathing
dress. Pretty good, thought l /; certainly not an
inappropriate dress for an experiment in amphibons
uIcsJ 1ucf0 tuo W0Wtouo99y ucQOAUB6 UVAog " PkO'
visions, chairs, fshingfscks, sacks Of ice, jan,
fruits, MELONS, etc., etc. Then cams four or FIVE
musical instruments. TO Be employed BY = many
highly accomplished performers of ous company;
several sportsmen, with shsif guns end supplies Of
ammunition about their peFsons. In short, our
preparations. including substsntials and delicacies,
necessares and luxuries for the comfort and graft.
fcsiion Of the physical, tho amussmens and enjoy
ment of the social and mental man, bad been ample
and successful. That agreement imposed by ma
ture on kindred minds, which makes their associa-
= tions eesy and their intsrcourse desirable. creates
that fitness in things necessary 10 tho harmony of
association, for only drops Of the same element
mingle, in all combinations and associations,
whether of notes, letter., parsons; It y not No.
csssary that the variety Be destroyed, or The multi
tude become unit, in order to produce harmony,
but each must be satisfied 70 gil hin place. and each
ready to be drawn upon. in hs place, for his ap.
propriate part in the harmonious anthem or drama.
Where all arc actors, and each has his part, and
all are equally interested IN the happy performance
Of each and every part, . failure on the part ol
one does violence; to the harmony of the wholel
Thus furnished and associated ON board the splen-
did new schooner Toy, we found her neat and
clean, with anice cabin, good awning, etc. A
cursory glance sufifced to leave the impression up
on every mind that our vessel was strong, safe, and
every way sea-worthy that we had been fortunate
in being able 10 secure for our contemplated eacur
sion so good and fine boat. Our thanks to Mr.
B., who knew just what we wanted better thar
we did ourselves, and sent her to our wharf
Now, Mr.. Editor, is it matter Of surprise, If we
thus furnished, associated and embarked, should
have promised ourselves all the pleasure the mind
could have reasonably anticipated. Alas! wha
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