New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01


= Ihe Iady gusned deeply, but scsrued disinc1ined
70 speak-her vivacity had completely fisap-
peared she even offered no objection to taa
young soldiers departure, but sat With hand
supporting her forehead, wholly unconscious of
tne pretty disorder which It INTRODUCED among
ner Y, tresses. AND even when 6tefnforth had laaE
Ine pasace, and stopped on q small green kn6l1
sS,s pug N last view q lts marble facade he
- eoun see tnat she only changed her position
ron ron we sofa to the easement, and there sat
r1aa W.. nel Mefead Sill leaning upon her han
ffsa q ne was descending the knoll. she
A''Ae Va - uP' aha gsSe SLOW wave OF her hand,
And An. I never did his bosom swell A
~ :. ~ ''ss '''np'e, mute farewell
noTessr, as ns nea gslned onegcint That part
t',.a "aa. = ndInsrent 10 him to
wnat corner q me earth he wesit%or how be
~ mens w ~ y. ne Was now repared
~ pslp SpanaaI ~ ~ -, ~
Das s'e NY VIII go on, Whatever else mSx
anu ssen ie,i, IN colors and lustres that
,;tI @ put lovers, FILED
5rha ~. wnicl EARN ana skies
rt ~ y ss.,k III ~ canopy q gold and crimson
49,. y = III ana ait was the feacetul
sam,,o aeg M aueunnal tNlhght' when roar Of
sheas. &c d aar @ snscession o. broad spires and
had hae, tba fatay dl,ee sle th!s
had bee- sa.at aasa !. ~ q gnttlc
chains of PoIand and s,nct ~
great Frederick IL tIo "a = y ~
blow low hoor,,s, - 4 VIZ 1:s
mutter;uo IN The "a s.As
the av 5, Iad "a ~ st. =
HnIans n no siet decre IN, ss e Z, .ne
heard nothing and wanid bavs hss-.i 'ss. I. .s.
less tan IN IL NJ M.
nothing but yolnano hefore .9 800, as. " y
would have eondescende b, rsr.r !; s;sl. y y
was now however ,,r,1a,,; M a. Il
were in advance az them a,, IL
became. how t. ascnr, rts :, II. IN
council of war IA 4. ,;n s;t u n
cord has ever decided Il, y .ss. y - vn
it decided on running away tbes ~
right sbort and tnrna tIe bsif. 81 ~ 6
tant's horse alone vitI N Il, t.1s
But Is ft,,,y 81. Il
they had ken tba;,r 70 s
ling cavlrv tha cia,,a ~
Of and M AZ ntSaw s:,,S ~ y
great miIitary yfca1sonrses sScn tn1d 49, A..
they wexe close to some lsrge y
The Hulaes wes4 again for fiyinp !: ste;,torffS'
weary of doubt resolved ta - RI ~ -,
of the force aor himself and refs,ssd tss,iia
them A newpproar ouicEened ti,sr ,ssls -.
tions, and as IL was their duty II sa u III I
troops, they pt the pr;r,eiple into
tiee, by riding off. Steiuforth Advanced aIors r.
and reaching height which oyerIooksi M Ei@,t
road to Lubec, found, to- his astOnislrtent ss,,i
sorrow, that the retreating multitude var1s S.s
Prassians hurryiup on with NIL rrsssa aLgi
runous defeat. ne Joined them ytha,,s dssss
found that the Tiger regiment formed . s. = -
the division, was received by his
acclamation, and sabre IN hand. wa h;,nseless
again
But all was ruin. The battle had heer 49,. s a
countably lost and the dispersion If IN T;sast
army of GERMANY had been - acco,nt y III
suffered, until the fate of the eountsv ,as ;,
trieyable. ALI the fortresses wers fali;na -
the first summons, and IN those there co,,la ~
course, be no refuge for Tia t,a,,s
Blucher, the bravest and most fn;thfS, ~ HI.
Generals Of Prussia, was at the head of this AZ
vision and indignant at the weakness or rer-
fdy on all sides. lie resolved 70 march th,o.,sb
the kingdom while he had q soldier Il r, fofies
him, and take the last chances of rlt;nc ~
country For three DAYS Of perpetnal strucujs ole
with the French corps detached i, snnrs,5;t !,
they thus hurried through the land. hut .hev
had a more resistless enemy than he French
dragons All their magazines of nrov;s;ov,s
had been burnt; they were forced ii 1iys IN,
weeds and roots dug IN il tfe felds Il T,;s
makes va1or useless, and, as q mai resnnrce
against the indignity of snrrensier;ng =, M
field, Butcher threw himself into T,nhece -
After one melancholy night of such reat y,
they could find by living on fhe ar
streets, they were reused 1t aybrsaE IL IN IN
fire Of the French field-pieces at lie sates b
town was wholly open. and M Il. tt,a
,;o1 ,,,s..,; ~ i ls..S fesen = -