New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-13

thing wose) when we are husbands and after exhaust
Ing life and strength the Of other people die
and children to quarrel about the possession
fathers watch. and our wiyes-to catch someooD ese
sch is life
The erection of IN Odd Fellows hall will soon |
b. commenced in Boston The site in contemplation 1r
the ia IL Boysan cstne in School street next west
OF horticultural Hall The building is 70 be q granite
four stories in height and will cost from Slooooo 10
100000.
The treaty with the Sioux Indians, providing |
for the cesso Of 40 900 10000 miles Of territory
the United stslr. will be ratified by the senate TINS
week We growing m. and 1t 10 not best 10 fence
e country iufi until we get through with other pur
crases then show considerable Of field.
The increase of the manufacture of beet-root
sugar in Prussia liz Within the last two years
it has almost doubled The quantity Of root pressed since
last autumn is said 10 exceed million TONS the quantity
Of raw sugar gained thereom being seventy thousand
tons.
The Navy Department has advertised for pro-
posas to supply $4,000 gallons Of whisky They must have
the genuine article This quantity is regarded BY the
young des rather small. most Of them being un-
trea,led and milk scarce on board!
Considerable excitement exists in Edenton, N.
c. in consequence of the discovery that number OF
which have recently died there had been Killed y
poison procured by negroes from young man IN
drug store in that place.
woman, by the name Of Belcher, committed
suicide recently. by jumping from the fourth story WIN
dow Of No 327 Eighth street NY Her body was beaten
to pulp. She in state of mental arrangement ~
| the time the fatal act was committed
Forty five churches, of all denominations,
have been organized in the city Of since 1910
y Of hes tsn sFe sI cato three
Dutch Reformed and three Lutheran The whole num-
Der of churches in the city Is two hundred and htynVe
| Of which twenty-five are Catholic
A gentleman asked country clergyman for
the of his pulpit for young divine, relative OF ms
II really do not know" said the clergyman, how to
but the ma b with me
afterwards and he should preach worse ooh tnhk
he's fit to preach at al.''
The editor of the Minnesota Pioneer pufs
livery stable keeper very strongly and winds up the no
in this wise Mr. Bsnsons livery horses are none OF
your lank. spawned. ringb foundered hahipped
heezng hoof- bound knock kneed gmbrelleggcd sore
headed shadowy animals that look they had just
imping out of the Apocaypsethe progeny OF the
pale horse described in Revelations which Death ana Hell
| followed after.'
The other day Mrs. Snifkins, finding herself
unwe sent for declared her belief that she
was psoned,n and that be (sniifkns) had done it .
IL didn't do it -! shouted Snffkins It's all CANNON
she isn't pisoned it. doctor open her upon the
spot-I'm willing" The above perpetrated by the
Boston Post and an outraged people will hold that pape
| responsible.
The Republican of Tarbes, of the 9Th, says
that spanard named Miguel Castillo dOto and thirty
inhabitant Of Gavarnie who were transporting some
across the Pyrenees into Spain. swal
lowed mp avalanche the Breche de Roland Th
mass of snow absorbed them in Its fall and carried then
successive preeces to the 1 OF
/ relate, still living. Two were found dead,
e The Home Journal says that the last install
ment of Jenny Linds muncent gift Of S150O00 toward
the endowment of schools in her native country has bee
r dispatched Her pledge to give that sum has beer
redeemed and she may calmly rejoice in the con
seriousness Of having noby accomplished noble endeavo
II il satisfaction to the people of this country
reject that in rewardng the sweet singer their
u | has been we'll bestowed
n Greiner, the Indian agent in New Mexico
wrote home on the 31st of March. that he knew of a
opening for an enterprisng physician vacancy ha
hammered and he told how One of the Eutaws on til
y | san Juan River was taken sick and Indian Docte
a from the Rio Verde called in to attend him: OWN
to the strength of the disease the weakness OF the pr
cripion of the doctor the patient died and was burie
After the funeral the doctor taken by the friends
the deceased tied shot and scapedhis wifes hair WI
cut off his house burned. containing all his property
~ and all his animals killed This is the law among the
n Indians regulating doctors The vacancy is yet unfe
lg How do the gentlemen do after marriage
u Oh then nothing pleases em, but every thing teaz
t. EN- then they grumbling and snarhng-youre
to a fool, not darling y though they're rich as Il
Inges they're the stngest Of Shingles and what Is
m funny they've got money only ask them Tor an
e. they haven't penny; and what passes all bounds
themselves they'll spend poundsgive guneas for unt
of real turtle punch each week noise brings abor
or when they pitch all the things about now bowling
Of mockery. now smashing the crockery; scodlng al
ne swearing their bald heads tearing stormng and ragn
ID past all assuaging Heaven preserve us it makes one
nervous to the door slam to be called simple ma al
n. too q wonder if Adam called Mrs Eve madame