New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-08


sweeter than charity; nothing than love moth
ing brighter than virtue and nothing steadfast
than faith These united in one mind form the purest
the sweetest the richest the brightest the hottest and
most steadfast happiness.
The French trees of liberty are all to be cut
down. and the wood to be given to the poor for fuel Thus
Frenchmen have liberty to-warm themselves
ssThe head and 'front.' of womanss &c Offend
ng-appearing at the breakfast table in curl papers
" Hushaby baby"--France is enjoying its lit
tie Nap.
Nothing can be 50 kind as a woman's heart,
and less likely to inict blow and yet strange to say
| 1t is never SO happy as when 1t is beating,
| Witty sayings are as easy lost as the pearls
slipping off broken string but word Of kindness is
seldom spoken in vain. 1t is seed which, even when
| dropped by chance, springs up a flower
| Wanted man of undoubtable poverty and
happiness to preside the society for the
| of the deplorable condition OF the rich.
The tallest trees are most in the power of the
winds; and ambitious of the blasts of fortune
The less genius you have got, the more moral
should be your writings Were it not for Tuppers piety
Upper himself would be considered fool
Carlyle, in speaking of opera dancers, SAYS
they young ladies' in muslin saucers'' new idea
and quite to the purpose
| Mrs. Fanny Kembe is giving Shakspeare
readings in London at the St. James Theatre She has
read the Midsummer Nights Dream, accompanied by all
Memberships music reformed by able artists
Rhett says the Union is bound to be dissolved.
In our opinion will take place the day the Aega-
MES melt and the Atlantic becomes dust When the last
trumpet sounds and the oosened stars shall fall like
fruit then and not till then shall this eori
Gus confederacy go into the civil war line.
| H. K Morrill,, one of the publishers of the
Cold Water Fountain cowhded in the street at Gar
ther of Joshua Deane and Joshua made up his mind to
hide the source of the Fountains flow Of abuse.
| A melancholy event occurred near Lockport.
Network the DIST ult The house of William Gibson
only children smothered to death The eldest was
five years and the younger but one year old Mr. Gibson
great personal risk succeeded in saving the bodies of
his unfortunate children and the distracted mother was
with difficulty prevented from pungng into the flames
| To think that you can arrest wretchedness by
sending it tracts is absurd would be the attempt to
check hunger by reading Of plum pudding at cent II
grab Before you make man desire the bread of
life you must make him easy with regard that made
| of rye and indian
! Sailors Eyes-Articles which nature appears
to have invented for the sole purpose of aording our
naval commanders something to send to d---n
China--The land from which we obtained a
knowledge of gmnpowder @
| vented such things as Mysteries were unheard Of
Miss Antoinette L. Brown was introduced by
Rev Theodore Parker to his congregation Sunday the
22d ut, in Boston, and she performed the service by
and the preaching of sermon from chapter IA
Corinthians 81 30. She is graduate of Oberlin Uni
versity p years old and rather good looking.
The committee appointed at the recent State
Temperance Convention in New HAMPSHIRE to draft n
bill to be presented to the next Legislature have reported
a bill substantially the same as the Maine Liquor law
| The Hon. John G. Spencer, it is said. has
given it his opinion that the Maine Liquor law is uu
| constitutional
| T. G Booth, the comedian, has been fined As
and costs at St Louis for disturbing Prof Tbomas,s
| Shakspearean readings.
The Scientific American says that five hundred
of Colts revolving pistols have been sent to the off
GERS of the British army now engaged in the Kar
A few days ago, the constable of Mr. Jona-
than Warner, of Hartford county. Nd entered and
| valuable cow cut to pieces with axe.
The Canal Board at Albany, NY, are now
hearing arguments in relation to the reduction of tolls on
the Canals Merchandise paying mills it is pro-
| posed to reduce to 4.
Memorials, signed by 5000 or 5000 persons in
| the Pennsylvania Legislature on the 18th ult.
A prize fight took place near Columbus, Ohio,
the cath ult between Pat Burke of NewOrleans and
the thirteenth round Burke admitted himself whipped
About 800 spectators witnessed the brutal exhibition
sWhy are Mrs. Ellis's writings like the muddy
condition of streets - Because they tend to elevate fe
male habits.
The following exquisite song was written in
an clearinghouse by young who aboring under
comes from, and did not hear its author survived
[Carpet Bag.
o, carve me yet another slice.
| 0, help me to more gravy still,
| There's nought so sure something nice
l. To conquer care. grief to kill
| always loved bit of beef
l. When youth and bliss and hope mine.
Il And now it gives my heart relief
In sorrow darksome hour-to dine.