New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-21
Something for Every Body.

Lola Monies wrote from Albany to her friend
Pick in NewYork 81 will never stop at Temper
ance House again. 1t contains nothing but bed-bugs
The Lutherans Of Illinois are making ar
rangements to establish college and theological semi.
at Springfield for which $4,000 have already been
secured.
"A machine has been invented and is now in
successful operation in Network for rivene boilers
is worked by steam and accomplish as much per day
with two hands as can be done by twenty in the ordinary
method. st 81
It is stated that whenever the King Of Siam
feels like having little field sport he shoulders his rifle
and goes cunning after missionaries Nice place to
expound the gospel
Anna, daughter of Jonathan Norwood, Of
Montague Me- has been in mesmerc state ever since the
2oth Of April with distressing commissions at times du
ring which it requires several to hold her Physi-
clans and mesnerisers have tried in vain to relieve her
According to the Military Almanac, Just pub
shed the French army comprises 1s3O4 officers 1t is
commanded by the President Of the Republic having un
der hs orders marshas 70 generals Of division and 15
generals Of brigade,
The Cincinnati Nonpareil says that the Prin-
ters Convention while in session. transacted more busi
in less time than any legislative body we have had
the honor of reporting, have done in one month The
Convention was in session only three working days
The Hartford Times pronounees Lola Monies
humbug and says in the spider dance she houuces
about like stuck pig and clenches her short cloths rails
ing them nearly to her waist while with her thin scrawny
legs she Keeps up constant humping upon the stage
if she was in slight spssm.'' f IA 4 "a
( The other day, while fire was raging in De-
troit gentleman of prepossessing appearance rushed
from the Free Press Office enchanting in heartrending
tones to the gallant fremen, Gentlemen for Heaven
sake, save the Bankif that burns am ruined they
have got my note locked up in there y r.
Robert Thompson, a veteran sapper and mi
ner aged years. wasatey found dead in his
bed, at Grays Work house, England He was literally
covered with clasps and medals granted him for his
bravery but he had pension and died in the greatest
penury.
Father Rhoothan, the General, has published
article in Naples ordering all the members Of the com
pany Of Jesus young middle aged and old adopt three
conered hats threatening the rebeious with eccesiast
cal terrors and expulsion from the mystical political
order Of Loyoa. The Italian papers predict probable
schsm among the Italian Jesuits One party will be
called protestant and tho other reformed and three
cornered y Jesuits. @
Austrian papers announce the fact that mer-
chant of Vienna lately presented the Industrial Union
Of that capital the details Of series of experiments made
The thread is wound off reel and two dozen spiders
produce in six minutes beautiful and delicate thread
two thousand feet in length The stufs manufactured
from it are spoken Of being far superior in beauty and
delicacy Of fabrick to those of silk
At Lowell, Mass, on the 9th inst. !, a Mr.. "A,
r. Brown in introducing Mr.. Long to Kossuth took
occasion to pronounce his name with an emphatic sneer
or ur that observed by all present rearking that
it was name familiar to Kossuth The Hungarian was
slightly touched at this and rebuked Mr. Brown with the
remark that he would take this occasion to say that th
stories in circulation respecting Capt Longs treatment Of
him were utterly groundless.