New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-25

Amos Eddy in the town Of Frankfort Herkiner county
" aged W years and to the utter astonshment Of all
present, fall grown child was found. which she had
red for the term Of years Tt in
of bony caraguos structure except on lg and fuot
and one elbow. which were ain, 1t 'ntir.s os7ivd.
Fogyism is generic term, derived from two /
Greek wordsphogos cold in the head aud ismos dom
key. togy. therefore, is fog-brained donkey.
donkey with perpetual cold in his head. Lantern.
The passenger traffic by railroad in Great |
Britain annually exceeds four times in number the whole
population The speed is three times great as former
iy on the average and the fare is one-third less
The London Lancet for May contains, among |
many interesting articles account Of murder deter
mined by microscopic investigation OF some blood split
and alleged to be that of horse instead OF human
being.
The Sultan Of Turkey has decreed large do
nation Of works in Arabic and Turkish print to the Ae
ps IN q %
Amin Bey was received In America.
An itemizer at an evening sewing party, re- |
ports that young lady made the exclamation thought
and she put the inquiry Did you ever hundred and
thirty times. |
Gen. Gorgey, the betrayer of Hungary, has
beguled his solitary confinement in the Tyrol by writing
apology for himself and his sections during the reyolu
onary struggle The work Is in press and ready for pub
LEGATION. The title is, My Life and Acts in 1882. It
is looked for with immense interest.
Brattleboro' paper states that Mr.. Warren
Fech worthy citizen Of Wapoe, N. H., has Just been
brought to the Insane Asylum at Brattleboro' ravng
maniac caused by attending to the rappngsand that
Mr. Clemens Of Gens Falls NewYork is affected In the
same way.
Mrs. Mowatt's many admirers will be glad to
learn that she is rapidly recovering her health She will
the duties of her profession and Il her health be
sufficiently restored will appear the 21st inst at COM
plmentary benefit which has been rendered her by the
citizens of Boston.
A grand monument has recently been uncov-
cred in Rome It is the Gassl Rotondo which until now
has had the appearance Of hill with house the top
surrounded by olive trees 1t 10 found by being trim
med down to be noble monument resembling the tower
of Cecilia Metells.
New York on charge of conspiracy with the view Of
causing the arrest of Mrs Phoebe Palmer accusation
of breaking open letters Dr. Woodward was formerly of
Chester county, Pa Mrs Palmer the author of several
religious books.
A woman was wedged tight in the chimney
Of her house in Philadelphia the other day The masons
had to and cut her out She said she had fallen in
while hanging clothes the roof but other folks
said she had been trying to hide from the police She
remained in her horrible position between and eight
hours.
In the year 1900, the amount of raw cotton
imported into Great Britain 56000000 pounds. In
the year 1851 amounted to 900 pounds
twenteths Of it from the United States Last year
pounds made fabrics in the British
factories, where they gave employment To million and
half OF people.
In NewYork, artificial hands are made of
wood steel and gutta percha Covered with glove,
one could detect its fasehood with it the
fold newspaper take up cupof coffee put on his hat
use knife or spoon and even place ring on ladys
is VIM. Sepho. of that city
| In NewYork, recently, child about three
Of age rescued by its mother from hog which
had seized it in the yard One Of the chids feet was
nearly torn off and two fingers bitten from one hand
When the mother to the the animal laid hold
of her gown which it tore and then inflicted severe
wound her left leg Hopes entertained OF the re-
covery of the child
| A violent thunder storm occurred at Pittsburg
on Friday evening and three horses struck by
/ lightning but serious damage was done. Several Of
tine streets overfowed and at time it became
dark that train of the city compelled to
stop engineer not being able to see the length of the
engine.
| The Philadelphia Inquirer says cole Bull
visit to Washington succeeded in purchasing
about $4,000 of land and taking measures to
bring over Norwegian colony Ole Bull himself intends
to settle in the State Virginia. where he has also pur
chased lands and is about shortly to make arrange
ments for early occupation of them.
Young Anser bought one day Kossuth bonnet,
And in it placed the feather of goose,
II VOW quoth Roger as he saw him don it.
| sThat feather is restored to natural use -
| One mounts cabbage leaf in lieu of plume,
| "Faith,'' says old Roger, " this confirms a fact
| That chemists long ago have dared assume,
1 Afinities ever mutually attract
The will of the late Mr.. G. r. Robinson, M.
p Of London attempted be proved the other day
Commencing business with f2o0 only he died possessed
Of f15OO0O and real property worth $4,000 The bulk
Of the property left natural daughter who married
Frenchman against her fathers will and whom it is
alleged he forgave on that account Three egit-
4 mate SONS contest that will and set up another
How many men would love to go to sleep beg
Il CARS and wake up Rothschids Astors. How many
would ain go to bed ounces and be walked up Solo
mons! You reap what you have sown. Those who SOW
dunceseed, vice-seed. aznessseed usually get crop
They that SOW wind reap whirwnd. A man of mer'
capacity undeveloped is only organized day-drean
with skin on it,
At a meeting at the chronological Society
held at London the 9TH ult, the President presented
specimens of the so-caed cochineal insect Coccu
Fabe which it appears feeds the common beam anc
YIELDS most brilliant color-n all respects resembling the
cochneal of Central America The cultivation of the in
sect had been commenced large scale in the south
of France