New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20
Something for Every Body.

During last week Ia, 647 emigrants, from
Europe arrived at NewYork
| At Rochester, New York last year the sale O
fruit trees from the nurseries, amounted to $S500O0
Thirty cases of divorce were granted on thu
9th inst by the Court Of Common Pleas of Cincinnati
| DR. Valentine Mott has resigned his seat il
| the NewYork Academy Of Medicine.
| The United States frigate Cumberland is un.
der sailing orders for Greece, to demand explanation
relative to the treatment Of Rev DR.. King
Countess Dembinski, of Hungary, arrived al
NewYork Saturday the Sth instant in the Humboldt
from Bremen.
Prof. Kinkle, the German patriot, is now earn.
ing livelihood in London by his literary labors while hi
wife is teaching music.
Kirkland, the Pittsburgh street preacher, was
mobbed at steubenville Ohio the % inst in conse
quence Of his Incorporate harrangues
Lieut.. VIM. Amphlett, of the British Navy, il
believed to have been killed by the late explosion Of thu
steamer Glencoe, at St. Louis.
Ia the King Of Japan a colored gentleman
Disnctly who has not his escutcheon the store
windows and his title Warranted Japan black-king'
The Tartars declared the Persians infdels
and waged long with them because they would NOT
cut Of their whiskcrs 1t is more infamous in Turkey tc
lose the beard than to be publicly whipped
The railroad between Weldon, N. G., and
Portsmouth Va is now In first rate ordertbe distance
between these two points run in little over two hours
at the rate of forty miles an hour, .
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brilliant in all the European capitals is about to
undertake an American tour. She was to embark at
Liverpool In the beginning OF the present month She is
engaged by Beale, the musical publisher in London.
The property of Abbott Lawrence, of Boston,
now Minister to England taxed last year S756S Its
value was estimated at s1170O00. No wonder that his
wife sports Brussels lace and diamonds Of the first water
at her majesty's levees.
A testy old bachelor perpetrates the following !:
1t is singular how pious clothes makes people
month after the Misses Frts got mantas, they
at church three times a day Should the women paint
heaven. the walls would be all festooned with French
bonnets and brocade satin.
The foreman of Boston newspaper office was
heard to give the following orders to his boys which but
fair sample of printers lingo 81 John put Lola Monies
age Of Hungary Set up Neal DOW which was broken
down Joe, you needn't finish Kossuth to-day but look
out for that pand SAM while Pm gone, distribute the
Late storm and take proof of Mrs. Sincair.n
A female member of DR.. SIS church in Boston,
having safely passed through her nineteenth accouchuent
her husband sent the following note the Rev Dr. to be
read before the congregation: Mrs A. having
her husband would return hearty unfegned thanks
to Almighty God for his great favor and humby ask for
continuance of his blessings"
Some writers maintain that it is a mark of
respect to write the word Esquire at full length after the
name The rule however generally observed that titles
of honor courtesy used before the name should be
written in fall but that those following the name should
be abbreviated consequently the usual Esq can convey
no disrespect
A young and beautiful, but poor widow, was
about to marry old rich wdower Her friends wished
to know what she was about to marry him for She
teengy replied Pure love-Iiove the ground (meaning
farm probably which he walks and the very house in
which he liyesn There is plaonic love for you There
is none of your schoolgirl fooishness in that
An nvincible wit and punster asked the cap
tain of craft loaded with boards how he managed get
always cook aboard'' SCook board do YOU ?' reioned
tho wag; then you have been well supplied with
provisions this trip, at all events"
When we take into consideration how short
lived is display, the consequence attach applause
and gingerbread ia really astonishing Those who now
faunt in Broadway and rejoice in the consequence of
giltedged shirts and purple suspenders will in few
years have nothing to mark their whereabou but
cared, and very often unpaid-for tombstone. Twenty
years after death, and ninety nine out of hundred
are as unknown as the 'noith-west passage' poor
relative Every indication that lived will have
passed away" All the little memorials of our renem-
brance will be either sod broken up or slowed away in
the wood-shed.
We all " look down y on somebody. The man
of bullion looks down the shopkeeper the shopkeeper
on his clerks clerks turn up their at mechanics
while mechanics above associating with hod carriers
seamstresses won't associate with girls servant
girls won't speak to radsh pedders while the radsh
girls think low and vulgar to speak to the little huz
zies who keep the crossings clean Who the latter look
down on we have not learned though there no doubt
that they consider themselves g far above somebody
Queer isn't it
Matrimony, says Mrs Partington, is very
solemn thing where the minister into the chancery
with his and goes through the ceremony Of
and wife, 1t ought to be husband and wife it's
every husband turns out to be a man I declare shall
never forget when Paul put the nuptia ring my finger
and said" with my worldly goods / thee endown He
used to keep dry goods store then and thought he
going to give me the whole there in it, was Young
and simple and did not know till afterwards that he only
meant one calico gown year 1t is lovely sight to
young people pghtng their troth as the song says and
coming up to costume their VOWS.