New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-27
Edward Watts, son Of George Watts, Of phil

Edward Watts, son of George Waits, of Phil
adelpha walked out Of the third story window of his
fathers residence on Friday night whilst asleep and died
the night from the effect Of the Injuries he had
received
The man who refused to take n one dollar bill,
because 1t might be altered from ten prefers stage
travelling to railroads The former he says rides him
eight horf for dollar while the attr only rides him
Recently twenty students of the Sophomore
class expelled from Yale College They were
bers of the Kappa Sigma Theta (sccreD society, which
had recently issued publication in which member Of
the Faculty was held up to ridicule.
The Network Medical Gazette says that the
project of educating female dentists Is now gravey urged
teeth Of ladies to be performed by gentlemen Truly this
is an age of progress.
The city authorities of NewYork are making
provision the construction Of Croton water
servor. which will have capacity Of nearly eight hun
millions of gallons of water and with the reservoirs
in use, sufficient to contain at the present of
consumption, supply for the city for thirty days
We all of us complain of the shortness of time,
and yet have much than know what to do with
Our lives spent in doing nothing at ALL in doing
nothing that we ought to do and always COM
planning days few and acting as though there
would be no end to them.
One of the arguments made use of in England
in favor of continuing the explorations in search of Sir
John Franklin is that the Arctic regions produce at least
eight kinds of vegetables all of which nutritious, and
that therefore, there is no risk of starvation to be en-
countered by the explorers.
| 1t is stated that Prof Kinkel, who was collect
ing moneyn this country to revoutonze Germany has
laid out hundred thousand dollars for big brewery in
Cincinnati. Liquor VS.. Liberty The beer has it. We
vouch for the truth of the above If it is true it
| is decidedly an interesting fact.
| W. Dozier, ESQ.,, delegate to the State Con-
vention from Williamsburg. S. Carolina has announced
| his determination not to attend the convention. He
thinks that in view of the last October election the
venion do nothing and he Is not disposed take
| part in q ludicrous show
| The education necessary to qualify an Ar
editor for the duties Of his office ia the following
months practice with hair trigger rifle at target
hundred PAGES distant six weeks practice in swing
ing two foot bowie knife six months expert
encc in gouging, ear biting and rough and tumble
the of them to write political and sanderous
| tcles with impunity
Quoth Smith to Jones, it really is a sin,
You do not get your pretty house fenced in
| Quoh Jones you're wrong. the place is fenced
foundit
My wife is all the time a railing round it
Dr. March says that the best antidote for dis
spaon is marriage Men resort to gin and sugar not
Out of dozen men you see hanging about the porter
houses ten he observes are without female comforter
| Here's hint worth dwelling on
| 1t is vulgar notion that politeness is only
required towards superors But the truth is that every
man ought regard his fellow friend as his SUI.
pcror nd treat him accordingly Such feelings the real
gentleman always has Let each esteem others better
than HIMSELF says apostle. This is the very soul of
good manners.
The population of Constantinople, including
the suburbs is $4,000 souls Less than half these
are Mussumans The whole number Of slaves is AZ 600
which number 1000 are females The greater part
the females black and perform the part of house-ser-
wants The principles Of the Mussulman religion would
exclude female servants other than slaves from inter
course with family the male femaie white slaves
called Circassan very few and confined to the rich
| young man, who was great talker, was
sent by his parents TO Socrates to learn the oraory
On being to his tutor the lad spoke long
time without stopping that Socrates out of all pa
ence When the bargain came to be struck. Socrates
| asked him double price. Why charge me double . said
the youth Because said the orator, must teach
you two sciences the how to hold your tongue and
| the ether how to speak,