New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-01
City Intelligence.

iLEASuhE EAGGRSloN TO BIL0XI.-A very
Select numerous and gay party composed the freight
the line craft Opheia her pleasure trip to Biloxi on
Saturday and Sunday last. The company was made I'D
OF as jolly set Of fellows roiced over becker
champagne and each seemed determined to be comfort
Die and to make others comfortable around them 1t was
lair sailing down the big DITCH" far as the Baze
ior lhere tne water was smooth and rude winds dis
turbea the course of tho gay little craft So far all went
we'll Cards and small games of hazard and cigars and
cogniac spiced with many song and cutting Jest made
the hours pass right merry To conclude our preface
the company was select the liquors good the Captain the
pink of courtesy and everything it should be- In the
party There was certain fat party is complete
without fat man-once famous among the knights of the
quill and peradventure famous yeti for his excellent good
Jokes OF and about the police Offices and less
for his learned appreciation of the qualities
byalves ale and roast turkey Our hero was fat is fat
yet, and is likely to continue fat to his dying day. In
shape e apes the butter urkn being larger in the mid
die than at the ends and foot 30 taller when laying
down than when standing up.
He has passed the measure of adernanic rotupdity
Though not member of that ancient honorable and OLE
aginons body he would have been member if last Fall
he had been elected. He was beat, unfortunately but
continues fat, nevertheless
Our fat friend was the life of the party lie liked the
sea- and the solemn waves and the wang of the winds
among the shrouds and the white caps they would only
dance higher fling than in the then calm they were dis
poseu 10 no. LIE prayed for sqna and that Eous with
MS wlno-sWep harp would treat them to staye of his
thrilling melody, whereby they may jump the higher
Give us breeze our would have been alderman
and spanking one! Who's afraid?n In faith not he
OUTSIDE OF the Baze beyond the seward
from the chandeleurs and the lghth dwndled to
speck the wind grew fresh The noise of merriment in
creased with the feshening blast All parook of the in
fauatlon Of the hour save and except fat friend The
pitching Of the boat began to his stomach He grew
serious IN the extreme On the broad Atlantic of his
countcnance there was not the ripple of smile.
He Kept his seat, and looked out upon the mad and
foamng sea- Not an oyster in SANS best stye-not the
carcase of stuffed turkey nor even bumper of Otard
Dupuys best Cognac could have tempted him from that
Neo ana oeWlldered gaze There pous cast into
ms oieaglnous countenance He grew contemplatiye
Ills liver palpitaed with the great excitement of the
scene Suddenly an old wave with a hoary name came
bounding on and striking the little craft abeam made
hef shSer in every joint Down went her PROV into the
prime anu seemed her last dive. There was kissing
o the not smoke pipes and crashing of the timbers
and heavy fall of the deck giving way ON the cabin
hoor' 1t was as if their hour had come All looked to
see what had fallen so heavily But it the part
ing Oh the ships tibars the tumbng in the cabin
roo nut weIghtier matter by far than these 1t was
this-(and for tho courage of the craft we blush
when we relate it)-it was our short fat friend the
hhisft OF the Qui,H who had fallen on his @marrow
BONES and grown pious through fear putting up
prayer Tor tho appeasns of the waters Verify he was
praying sinner as he was for the first tine in his
life!
In conclusion the party got safe into port and many
was inc Joke perperated at the expense of neopytc
Worship the fat Alderman that would have been had he
been elected.
Drowning, quoth he, swcs man, and what an object
would have been ''swelled ~
SECOND DISTRICT SCnooI. BoARp.--This Board
met ast night and adopted Of rules and regulations
Tor lnelr government. Professor George Bisse was
elected superintendent Of the Second District Public
Schools on the seventh ballot
SUPREME CouRT.--This Court yesterday read
numerous decisions They wilappear
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT. The case of Vincenzo
chioni Tor murder postponed Judge Larue having
been taken very suddenly i'll while the bench the
court was adjourned
U. >. CIRCUIT CoURT--.Judge Me Caisb-The
case oil torniquet Nixon and Ewing Nixon against
John Perkins suit community property the court
yesterday decided that all claim for community rights
mas been barred by the receipts and releases executed by
conipialnants Bill of complaint dismissed
LARGE RoBBERY.--The police have been in
formed that a gentleman named Manuel Brendas was
robbed on Saturday of $4,000 in gold draft $1,000
suspicion attaches to who cook board the
brig Fashion Officers tho watch fof the offender
but no affidavit had been made Issued up to
u late hour last evening.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO MUIR
nEn-This charge made yesterday before Recorder
inter by Mrs Margaret NcNplty against Michael Hama.