New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-06

lame ID 1mmoItal! BEu AlAS my Oou, WAaU |
No matter - added he, after
silence and meditation IS no matter!
shall find Justice in Heaven, where shall be
DON! There yet remains but little bitterness
or my lips in the sad cup in which they have
ong been STEPPED. " NJ --z5s.5sy,ss.- i
His presentment did not deceive him; the
young S@mmdring. on his return to Vienna the
GLOWING year, thanks to the protection and as
distance of the old man, learned that on the /
[gnace Guiliotin, died at Paris, aged seventy six
years. E. p
F@' $500 = 80 ,s i
Lecture OF Thomas F. MeaSher, Esq. |
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YIN lhan li evening" anva I.i;..raS
gher, Is!' enE eloqIsn. AI mai, eANe, wv,
lecture IN Metrlpohtan Hai' new iork, on
: Austraiis, to an audience OF noS iess tnah
o,uoo persons. me commoalous naii' ~ 10 saiu,
was packed tp sunocation; AZ 'ne acor ai Ui
vi ,ooo were taken Tor tickets o. aumission. nhe
ieeture' which occapieu emc houro ~ iss uanv
ery' anu was rsteneu 70 WIN I'o,oun. 49, r.
ton, was NANNY nlstorical anu VI
Aussralias the new umpire 30 rapluly l,s,ns -
the 1ar southern ocean, puo htersPerseo WIN
passages OF graphic imagery, poetlc 1erVor ana
thrilling eiotuence.
He remarked that IN 1865 the snip olrius,
from London, took out government omcers q
that country, who read the hrst proclam ma
announcing the Colony OF new ooutn wales
Captain Cock had been there De1ore, ana taken
possession Of the Eastern coast IN the Lame o.
hlng George, the DEFENDER OF Inc 1aitn. lnisses.l
In 1862 another navigator had sailed ronna .he
Southern END OF the lsland' ana named II van
Dleman LAM; lhere Mcre en1 Mi puo ~. ~
poor huts anywhere to be seen This was the
beginning Of the Colony OF New south wares
this the quiet, humble loWly nlrth thls .he
mean and apJect infancy OF tnat mighty empire,
the growth Of which has been as amazing, as
glorious and beant1ul as are the proaa "hi'e
leaves in tie sunshine of the future. (Cheers-)
IN 1916 Captain bye was made Governor OF Ine
Colony. He mated the miiltary ana despseo
the civilians In word, there mas seiuom
stepped from the quartef-oecN Oh u VESSEL
more perfect tyrant;s
ne proved hlmset destitute anse Oh manners :
and humanity une Oh the mlosnspmen 4 ny
been sentenced to death LOT some oHence. ~
poor mother came to the Governor 70 {. ,ntereeae
| IN his behhlt, anu received TINS reply Maualn
regret very much that 50 much oaseness forms 9as
me charag.er o. lnaI you msn ,,;t au ,,,a
that his friends may hear his loss without mucn
concern. wherever tnere was spar VI so9 +,
ness such man was shure " W. uespaoeu hof,,e
had not received ms secona year Ray D.ioi
the settlers OF the coaony were seL vi nie WIN .
spirit AKIN to that OF tne marry eachmooasn na.
OF hentucky; lGnee,s.l lnis e 1.:H p maS
soon sent PACK TO Ehgiana IN !ne snip rorpoise
and COL 'ohnson was invested WIN .ne ielns y
government. but Ine ooionel himself was sool
suno W TIE S-I n.-- w ~ Lo.d ~ r.
d'efat' ana Coy. Gray assumed .ne neaa VI a.,
!alrs, unaer whose ruies Ioaus were nlauo' puu
Tic oullolngs were efeceeo' anu siie p'a'o
prospereN. Al,
Fort Phihp' ne SAID mignI pe se1 uown do .n
nnest port IN h ono s ,.a
amount 70 aooo'ooo. IL Is 70 oe ranAeu inspss.
hoWeVeri on account - u VI u.,ose why nao Id.,
their all IN l,s oehaH 1nere are nne, nai ~
generous !eilows VINO ie!e nnsanu oe,uie ~, VI
wees OF aristocracy hau .lnte " =! ainS " n't
vate sheir mature, lappiaIse nsid Nil
mem nave ana a .a no,s Iaan;na shorn loo
hne houses anu ale now AeePins Z, snp NJ,
out 1or qne pret.es. Nv, YVES, tho,,sa s
bourne CONTAINS ~ Inls on;eh.
inhapltants; ls lurhlsheu mi'l guy anu a o1
shops ana nlled WIN az tne luAures anu 1 hs
ganoles OF EUROPE. sass ,pu'om ,,rn,,nna nc
taken pace slncs s niof naasoatg .. gno,5e
uhaer pne heau " al s aoouenv 10 M.,bonrnn
qua aTo.cneu " '"e '''ee'S :. '1e'''''' '''
lhaughper. .a ~,
Aus5fana mas s Ss hs anu, ~ mc
great olnlcui'ss ~. nas ~ ~ .,shs Nv
70 overcome. III spise " az Sne e.,
chaleo her energy anu spli,'' .ho youns So.1 ~
mas gro"a ssIons, .na INV no.s0 ,a;4h;n h.
na1lons Oh .ne e'.isn. ,e1 m s ~. arn,,,
heare splrl1 whio, Mt,s eiuai " III = us
n sPirlg y elersy God ia a,da;nsS thnt nat;l
me ffovlaence % ooa :. ha.s e,;. oh,'n
$ shoaia spring UP 'nefe " 'eai iiu'' IL "''A'
. After remarking further upon the presel
49, 49, eaaaats nd r;ch ,esoprcas If Anstr
golden prospects anu iien 4; y, az
ma, ne sa,a, yes WIN ai Sn,si s,,s - iuu az ha
is dhe Wllnkleu manu- ~ 40 apo NV
1ears tney nave pee;Ioi ~ anu t;n'' f ~
anu oyer again againse sne va; y. :. =
terrible anu .I os.,anoa becomss ;ntol
curse co4si1a as1 t H. sns on,on;ssNev Son
Wa1ss Po m Ph,,;n South Austraia. New Ze
ID lana, ana van pienan naI h;d;n tbam sav
+h te at ~ rss;at hu evary inst mes
K, one g Inc o'her, " lssls., W 49, 81 nr;
a. Wilt - '4 tHar shoras Thew adont flag
4 nnnvitt oficers and their sHnnorters-the poll
!; ,;nnists as thew are cal,edHdenounce it as
81 sedtious rag. It does look, indeed, as if it