New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
Something for Every Body.

bill admitting Atheists to testify under oath
has passed the Vermont House of Representatives.
Kossuth has refused to kiss a lady admirer in
Network. Poor woman, she is to be pted
Kossuth says that no more of the Hunrarians
will at present come to the United States
An itinerant book peddler is quilting the people
of Vermont by selling pamphlet describing his Won
dertul escape from the Inflated ship of Sir Franklin
The Marshal of Calais, Me-, has 100 barrels
of liquor in his possession which are soon to be de-
stroyed
Benjamin Franklin does white washing in
Manchester and George Washington blacks boots in this
city.
The following sign on Western Row, Cincn-
natl bears the impress Of originality. Kaiks Krakers
Handles. Konfckshunnarys. lIocsae and Ketale''
During the week ending December Goth, the
Postmaster General established twelve new post-otces
discontinued fourteen, and changed the of three
The President has officially recognized j. En-
rque Fallen Vice Consul of the Mexican Republic
for the city of Boston.
In riding on the rail- always take seat
just in the rear of fat old gentleman In of col
lision. he breaks the hurt wonderfully.
country editor thinks that Columbus is not
entitled to much credit for discovering America as the
country is so large he could not well have missed it.
The leading business men of Atlanta, Ga,
have memorazed the Legislature for the establishment
OF a bank in that city.
Any gentleman having turkey to spare
mot spare turkey, however) will please take the hint
and we will take the turkey
The Governors of the Aims Houses in New
York report that the city has s527s paupors in the
various institutions to support
Smith says he has seen rope walk [Boston
Tut! simpkns says he has seen mill run
There were 335 deaths in NewYork last
wceof which A We're of consumption 80 of commissions
ID OF Group 10 OF scarlet fever and 10 of small pox
Verse is like pair Of skates, with which n
man can fly lightly the smooth shining surface of
the ideal but stumbles horribly ordinary road
The store of Mnot Cooper, on India wharf,
| troyedby fire on the 9th ult
| The Assembly of citizens of Bremen, in Eu
rope has resolved to send in the of city stone
with suitable inscription for the Washington Monument
The man of the Pennington Chronicle, in
duning up his subscribers, says he has responsibilities
thrown upon him just which he is obliged to meat
What carniverous little joker it must be.
Handel was such a miser, that at the very
opera he frequently known to shirt for month
TO save the expense OF washing
The amount of gold deposited in the United
States Mint from the LIST day of December to the GOTH
was s34So0oO The deposits for December will probably
| reach eight or nine millions
The rumor that Kossuth will not eat Turkey
out of respect to the Sultan is lie says that
as Turkey once supported him. there is why
Turkey should not support him still.
The Editor, who has not written any thing
about Kossuth is expected in town next week in com
pany with the who knows what has become of the
Boomers They will be invited to visit the St. Charles
The American tonnage which entered British
ports in October 1,774 against 59OS9 in 1850 and
420 in 1919 The clearances s0s91 against 767O3
in 1850, and $685. in 1919.
| The social feelings have not been unaptly COM
pared to dark heap of embers which when separated
sood languish, darken and expire but placed together.
they glow with rudy and intense heat
| A gentleman of Newburgh on overhauling
some old family papers the other day the orr
gnal order book of Burgoyne used by him in his march
| from Canada to Saratoga.
| Massachusetts has been pretty thoroughly
canvassed by temperance and it is said that the
Maine Liquor Law will pass Legislature by nearly
two-third vote of the members.
| Last week, certain high officer in the Treas
Buildings made the victim of practical joke Be-
ing in the habit of signing all letters prepared by his
clerks without first reading them wag prepared letter