New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-25

Rses in the papers Of that vicinity, that his fees
l be moderate advice gratis and all cases entrusted
g.. him will be warranted
The following codics to his advertisement must
end him to clients
n, BWitnesses will be furnished in severe cases, If
required
2. ST. will be proud to swap work with the older
members of the bar and bench either in assisting being
assisted, in all chronic cases of our profession.
DipNr LIKE LooKs,A sheritfs officer s'nt to
execute a writ against Quaker. On arriving at the
house he the Quakers wife who in reply to the in
qury whether her husband was at home answered in the
affirmative at the time requesting him to be seated
and her husband would speedily see him. The officer
waited patiently for some time but the fair uakeress
coming into the ROOM he reminded her Of her promise
that he should see her husband
Nay, friend, promised that he should see thee. He
has seen thee He did not like thy looks therefore he
avoided thee and has left the house by another path
PRIScE JoHS's LAsT.--Ap Eastern paper says: awe
have heard characteristic anecdote related of the Prince
of Barnburners John Van Buren, When the Democratic
Convention had been in session three days friend
John in the street and Observed Well, what think you
Of casss prospect now see he is rising YES V:
day He will have to be removed before decomposition
commences
The ARsiIEs EuRoPE-A late London letter says
We have very good authority for stating that in 1851
there fewer than S33 under arms in Eu
rope as regular soldiers if this number be added
the various corps Of volunteers national guards etc. the
ggTsgas w ta ws up to So of
the usual ratio of calculation person out of every
twenty of the adult and able male population of Europe
was at that time soldier. Besides this immense army
there aggregate fleet Of 2763 vessels carrying A
105 guns and manned by at least 100000 We
not compare these figures with any previous state
ments but feel warranted in asserting that never, since
the of the peace movement did the face
OF Europe present SO hellgerent appearance
DEAF MuTEs IN FRANcE--For the benefit of those in
terested in the education of the deaf and dumb copy
brief abstract of of NJ. Duboiss in
teaching the dumb speak, which is perhaps greater
than has attended similar phanthropc efforts side
of the water. NJ Dubois born deaf and dumb Hi.
father encouraged by the opinion of the planhropst
Godfrey St Hlare, who, after much study of the ques
ton convinced that mutes could be taught the
of their vocal organs not only taught his to speak
but made him teacher institution which he founded
for the education of deaf mutes At exhibition which
place recently in Paris forty pupils under the direc
tion of Professor Dubois who opened the performance
with address of length talked, read aloud
replied questions with wonderful facility They recog
nized sounds by the movements of the speakers lip
readily that the of hearing seemed transferred from
the the eye The time during which these cildrel
had been under instruction. varied from six to thirt
months. At meeting of the society, in aid Of the dea
utes of France it stated that of the twenty
thousand deaf mutes in the country. more than two
thirds without education deprived of part OF thei
civil rights and ranked in the class of diots.'