New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-21

American students of music said to outnumber
those of any other foreign country at in Florence
When does mastiff become lap dog When
he is drinking
The lawyers of Rochester, N. Y, it is said,
are about to strike for higher fees
The cut-nail manufacturers in NewYork have
reduced their prices from to cents per pound.
Mrs. Partington is visiting Pttsburg. She is
stopping in the riubarbs of the city,
The number of passengers conveyed on British
and Irish Railways during the hsfyear ending June 90
1852 amounted to 39.249,605.
Mrs Darlington thinks there will be such
facilities for travelling bimeby that you can go anywhere
for nothing, and come back again.
If the Doge of Venice were to lose his sight,
what useful article would he be converted into vene-
tan blind
Unity and simplicity are the two true sources
Of beauty. Supreme beauty resides In God Winckel-
mann.
A nervous face ache, consequent upon being
dunned dozen times is said to give the cSo The
Manchester Mirror got that of.
Which affords n mean man the most pleasure,
to succeed in business himself another fall
The committee on hard knots " will answer.
The empire of woman is an empire of softness,
of address and complacencyher commands
her menaces are tears.
Refinement is certainly spreading. A store
keeper in Iowa adverses long wink-eyed potatoes
elongated tubers with scorbutic optics"
In Cincinnati almost every portion of the hog
is nut to some use distinguished philosopher that
city trying some method to turn the squeal to
count.
The Montgomery Advertiser says there has
been some talk that city lately of recent vigorous
to build railroad to Pensacola. No particulars
are given.
"My good woman" said the Evangelist, as
he offered her tract have you got the Gospel here "
No sir, haven't replied the old crone, "but they've
got it awfuly down to New0rleans."
"rve three cents left said a loafer, $50 I'll
friend curious to learn the literary taste Of his acquan
lance "A paper of tobacco" replied the loafer.
sentimental chap in Rhode Island intends
petition Congress at its next session for appropria
ton improve the channels of affection that hence
forth the course Of true love may run smooth"
When is iron like bank note' When it is
forged When is iron like ston thrown into the air
When it's cast. When is iron like public house
When it's bar When would it do to make sausages of
When it's pig iron.
Rabbi Joshua once met a boy who carried
something in a covered vessel. My boy said the
Rabbi what have you in your covered vessel ~ If II
intended for you to know replied the boy 1t would
not be covered"
A father Gliding his son for not leaving his
bed at earlier hour told him inducement tina,
a certain being up betimes, found purse Of gold
1t might be so replied the son. but he that loss 1t wal
up before him.
Mrs. Eastcott, an American singer, is attract
ing much attention ~ Naples Her maiden name was
Lucy Grant, and she ~ formerly resident Of Spring
he' the unit Unitarian ian csi that city '
Macaulay said "During the latter part Of
the seventeenth centurytbere were only two minds in
England which Possessed the imaginative faculty in
very eminent degree Of those minds produced the
Paradise Lost the other the Pilgrims Progress"
A formal, fashionable visitor, thus addressed
little girl: How are you my dear ~ Very well
my dear you should ask me how am' The child simply
and honestly replied :" L don't want to know
ssThe green-room p says one of the characters
in Mr. Reades novel Of Peg Wellington " where
is that ~ THE green-room, my dear madam, the
reply is the bower where hours put off their wings
goddesses become dowdies where Lady Macbeth weep,
over her lapdog dead from repletion and Beivdera
soothes broken heart with dozen of oysters In
word 1t place where actors and actresses become
and women and act their parts with skill instead
X poets cumsily"