New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-21
Something for Every Body.

Inc lev. rather Quinn, we'll known C1thO-
lie clsrgymen of Louisville, Ky, died the It'll inst
The Cincinnati Commercial says business in
that city at present is not good it during the
cholera season last year.
The salaries of the NewYork City Board Of
Assessors it is said amount to $1,000 each the year
They get 81 per cent. on their assessments
A New York paper says every thing in this
country free except niggers and editors The remark
though colored. is true to the main.
In Paris they only pay soldiers five cents day,
even in time, while Louis Napoleon gets salary Of
seven and half cents second.
A militia officer being told lately by phre-
noogst that he had the organ of locality very large
Gently replied Very likely was fifteen years colonel
In the local militia"
Thomas Mexican McKennan died at Reading
on Friday morning the 9th instant He distinguished
IN the politics Of Pennsylvania. and had been member
in both the National and State Councils
1t is said that the first batch of political con-
victs sent from Havre to Cayenne so thoroughly
mingle in political affairs as long they lived.
/. 1t is said that the first gold in Australia was
found by native who gave it to white for pair
Of corduroy pantaloons. The lump worth some Co.
Co., ~
An American named James Rowe being
missed from Whampoa China, renders it probable that
he has been murdered by boatmen He had property in
China amounting to sixty Thousand dollars.
Maeder's opera of the sc Peri, or the Enchant-
ed Fountain" is to be brought out ut the Broadway,
early in October tor the purpose of introducing New
York audience, Miss Caroline Ritchings.
A Western editor, in putting a village hotel,
says that new brush has been supplied for the
washroom attached to strong iron chain SO that the
public will always be accommodated in that respect
A lady being asked what business her hus-
band followed said he was engaged in finishing" Fur
liner explanation was and after brief hesita
ton she continued, finishing his time in the State
prison.
A machine to write editorial, by the aid of
Galvanism is contemplated Gas has long been employed
in certain quarters but the later method will be generally
acceptable while Leo CLOVIS with raging fire. us does
now. ~
A gentleman describing the absurdity of a
man dancing the Polka said that it appeared as if the
had hole in his pocket and futisly en-
sers.n
Count dOrsay, the constant friend of the
French President during his residence in England has
Arts in Paris with salary of thousand francs
a year.
81 believe that mine will be the fate of Abel
said devoted wife to her husband. day How sou
inquired the husband, g Because Abel killed by Il
club and your club will kill if you continue to 20 to
it every night
The Day Book says it does not expect any
nng ese than hear people advocating legal enact
water because gets drunk and probably hanging all men
who say they are in good spirits.
The property Of Villeneuve, near St. Cloud,
has beenrecenty purchased for E440O for tbp pros;
dent of the purchase money was paid down on
account This estate said to,be destined for an English
lady who accompanied him to France
By the revised statutes of Indiana, of 1852, it
provided that aborers public works. constructed by
companies shall for the amount Of work done by them on
such works have lien on the property of the company
constructing the same.
At the bombardment of Rangoon, Lieutenant
Campbell of the Sesostrs worked hard that he fell
down exhausted and slept alongside of gun hour
and half while it dischargng pounds of powder
at every fire. So say the London papers
Barnum, it is said, has succeeded, after
almost struggles in obtaining the identical
cent which Pierce gave the boy who was such total
stranger to him, Barnum is now in hot pursuit of the
but u which Pierce spelled for his aged father.
Mr.. Campbell, formerly attached to the pa
pers In Boston as reporter is now Judge in Caaveras
county California Ills fees said to amount to some
thing like $4,000 per annum. He is copartner in a
grocery" also, which yields him no little profit.
The bill for the entertainment of Kossuth and
his suite ut the Burnett House. which been the sb-
ect OF SO much jeerng at the of Cincinnati has
bsen paid at last 1t was originally 34s but the Coun
Gil cut it down to $1,000 and passed by vote Of 20
to 49,
Only two editors of the London daily papers
are Engishmennamely Deaine, editor of the Times and
Hunt the editor of the Daily News The editors Of the
Standard Morning Herald and Globe Irishmen and
OF the Morning Advertiser Sun and Morning Post Scotch
men.
A negro who lately made his escape from the
Penitentary In Columbus, Ohio retaken in ilwau
kee and was returning to this city in charge OF an officer
and while on his way from Detroit to Sandusky sue.
ceedsd in rolling himself overheard and drowned in
the lake.
During Mons. Maillefort's operations on the
rocks at Hell Gate short time since the force of the ex
posons brought up sturgeon weighing $50 pounds and
measuring eight feet in length and some 20 lbs
ment of the shock.