New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-09
Something for Every Body.

During the ten years ending with 1851, 64,- |
5GS different works were printed and issued from the
French press.
A law has been recently passed in England
compelling all kinds of steam machinery employed in
factories printing establishments. etc. to be
ructed to consume their smokes undera penalty
of from e. to E5 for day of delay in conforming
the law.
The American revolver pistol is about to be
introduced into the Austrian cavalry
The Moniteur contains a royal ordinance dis
solving all popular associations throughout the Kingdom
of Wurtemburg.
An order has been issued forbidding the entry
of any English Bibles into Austria and the schools
established by the Missionaries have been closed by the
police.
The people Of the Ionian Islands have cele-
brted with transports Of joy the adoption of the long
demanded admission Of the Greek language instead
Italian into their courts of justice and their parliament
The Commercial Hotel, Steel & Co.'S livery
stable Murphy grocery and several other at
Lockport n Y. destroyed by fire the 2Sth ult
Loss $4,000.
Poetry-A wishey -washey kind of food that
young people live while troubled with papitation of
The heart Mixed with moonlight it is very apt to make
young ladies feel as if they would like to lean against
white vest
The authorities of Salem have taken hold of
the lottery business in that city Some of the getersup
of these specuations have Observation-Disclosures in Jail! How
lucky some folks are
| A gentleman in Boston has been robbed of his
military glory Pawnbrokers cautioned against
cciyng it on speculation AS it isn't worth mueh-and
never was.
The new ship North America, said to be the
best ever built in Maine has been sold Network for
the California trade for $4,000 cash
The Quack Doctor is the Undertakers best
friend
Mrs Trotwood when about starting on a
voyage objected to crack ship leaky, and
cranky liable to and the good lady finally
backed entirely out indignant when they asked her she
| expected BERTH.
O. Mr. Brown, why do you wear that bad hat :"
Because my dear sir Mrs B. she will go of
the house with me until get new one
Mrs Jenny Lind Goldschmidt has purchased
farm in Northampton.
A grocer named Z. NJ Rice, recently COM
nit ted suicide at Lowell Mass. by hanging himself His
uncle cut the body down. physician bed him. He
brcathed and continued alive twenty-five hours after his
body was first discovered
The NewYork Times gives the Aldermen of
Gotham pretty dig as follows; The City Fathers visited
the islands Thursday to search out place to bury the
deceased paupers. They found champagne and ixps and
brought home bricks enough to build the receiving vault
of the new cemetery.
James H. West, of Bristol, R, l., has been for
several years and still is. political prisoner in Cuba
and Legislature its last session adopted resolution
bring his to the attention of the General Gov
ernment.
Virginia has 247 ofice-holders in Washington
i City More than twice many any other State
1t is said that the New Brunswick Legislature
will probably pass act similar to that known tn,
Maine Liquor law
On the LIST of June, 1850, there were 5000 pa
pers printed in the United States The annual
copies 422O00000 little less than twenty papers to eacl
person in the Union not quite weekly paper 70
each two persons
:, On the Goth ult,, 149 petitions in favor of tn
Maine Liquor law presented to the Pennsylvania
{ Legislature.
y 1t is said that Gov. Kossuth has contracted
with two or three manufacturers in Cincinnati fu
one thousand saddles, at S12 each
e A petition is going the rounds in Harfor
county Nd the object of which is to prevent the sale
ardent spirits by the smaller trust Every VIII
II drinks his grog must down with the dust