New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21
DAILY CRESCENT.
local INTELLIGENCE.

| HE GUARDS IND THEIR BALL.-At the Armo
~ Hall On the night Of Saturday last Of de
| light that met our sight which never have know
surpassed 10 say that would be superoga
tory were it not that acquaintance personally
limited for had been known all the world all tn
world being there on the occasion alluded to- would b.
entitled to ask why iiliDg time away for tn
purpose chronieng fact Of which the world cog
| infant
From our earliest reading We have borne strongly i'm
pressed upon mind that the sGuards' regarded
as main stay in pressing emergencies the memora
bic oocasion when the fate not only Of contin. nt but
the world being suspended by thread the words Ut
Guards and at en- sgnfcsnt-that there were thos,
in who were relied upon to turn the balance
achieve victory And 80 il is with the EnInet Guards
in minnie representation Of a world in the confined
space Of New Orleans. Whenever there is anything be
well DONE if taken in hand by them, it guarantees
successful result.
Not being among the rising generation who most de-
light in Tepschorean induigences, thought that
could drop in moment, and dot the items but the
ment was extended to five NJ yesterday 1t mpos.
sbe to leave and resigned ourselves 10 and
met 1t from the gances that emanated from the electric
flashes Of beautys eye jig danced that rather
novel to unsophsticsl vision, seeming medley in
which a social compact existed. Each started with a
partner but losing each other early would while in pur-
suit dance in and cut out Unfortunately all they met
evidently to US started with fair lady when
another gentleman intervening and separating him from
her, he stood for moment ost in astonishment when
thinking finally that she had deserted him he turned
and left the spot;
few blinded individuals complained that their eyes
slightly filled with dust, but feel pity for the
nan who could fail to recognise instantly the that
the array Of beauty alone sufficient to dazzle the
keenest vision. and not only beauty there but in.
ipcty her he
been chained for length Of time to the side Of lady
whose mental endowments aud self-possessed dignity
charms that challenged admiration being de-
veoped in youthful Sorry for it, but can't 90 to
any more balls for fear OF utter annhilstion.
JACKSON RIFLES. -ArInory Hall, tomorrow
evening will be occupied by the guests of the Jackson
is who have selected that appropriate day the ami
Versay Of the birth Of Washington suitable occasion
for grand civic and military bali There will no doubt
be crowded assembage perceive the advance Of
the but ncreaees the attendance these places
innocent recreation
ADMITTsNCE FREE THIS EyENING.-This is the
only able to furnish for an establishment
that has lately been opened St Charles street between
Poydras and Perdidoone that is unique in these dig
gins The prominent features on entering the room are
four young girls who presiding deities over
many wheels Of fortune which for confederation
revove for certain time when the cessation Of The
movement the index points invariably to priz, The re-
ward Of the yotares of fortune Fortune and isrtune
be found in the temple but that have ven
tured turn have gone away dissatisfied.
AssAULTING AN OFFIcER.-John Tobin. oyjo,
William Dickerson was arrested and will have 10 ans,
for that he did in Religious assault and attempt tc
shoot an officer pistol and knife were fo,ind mon
| the accused at the time Of his arrest
ARRESTS. Besides the usual reports of IN.
lawful public balls given on Saturday NIGHTS tho ool "a
the First District lookup showed more than nsn
tty of arrests for drunkenness aud disturbance and in
addition the arrest bv Lieut. Ahern and tho Firs, W.
police of some seventy odd negroes found in unlawful
sembagc at twelve O'Clock On saturday ujpbt in hone
on Terpsichore street