New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-04

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Il, THE PoET- -QroTIsG LAWYER Ardent ID
y men fresh from the schools, in their earl
tenpts at the bar, are very apt to adopt .
Aoyery bornbastc style of language and senti-
ment There IS, indeed, in mf;lttudes ofinstan-
ces at the bar, q strong temptation to magnify
= and embellsll things essentially trivial, beyond
all reasonable bounds; and the sangu'ne young
!. lawyer, especially anxious to make the most
powerful effect on the minds Of the jury ana
succeed in his first efforts, becomes forld and
! bombastic before lie is aware.
,e, But seldom is such plea1er more sharply
dealt with By senior brothers than IN the caas
following
There was in the town Of B in West Tennes-
- see, a Young lawyer, vino had studied the poets
more than the legal writer's of the age, and VINO
Sl4 ayaed himself OF every opportunity OF dlsp!aJ
- iua His roetical requirements, by quoting from
aee Byron, Milton Young, and other verse makers
. As usual, launched forth Ii tawery speech,
quoting all the poets, both known and unknown,
= until he had worked the jury ", into such 6
IS state Of excitement, that they were ready to
render their verdict in lis favor iIstanter Inc
States Attorney, who was very plain, straight
ssa forward man, listened quietly to the whols
!, speech, and seemed much pleased with tn
- happy effort Of his young opponent Slowly
rising from his seat after the speech was ended
- he said
- ~ and r.
the jury have for more than twenty years
le2 practiced in this court, and knew not, until NJ
Young brothers appearance at the bar, tina
every lawyer mad to contribute his share 9
rhyme and beg your kind indulgence of m
ignorance Of this new style Of pleading. 5no.
r+-,. but one piece of rhyme and would never hav
recollected that, had not friend of mine bee
rsr wicked enough to perpetrate parody on IT.
was written for fisherman, and l give 1T fe
ide the benefit of the court, who will please excu:
. supe its appropriateness, as have nothing bett
. to contribute
------ His pole was made of the sturdy oak
And his line cable that never broke;
street He baitei his hook with tigers tails
- And sat rock and bobbed for whales
"My friend, whose couch was infested with
species Of insect which is noted for its biting
i.q skipping propensties, altered it to the folio
ing
:" Hi. pole made Of the peacocks feather,
Aud his line composed of the lghtess tether
He baited his hook with mites of cheese.
s,reet. And sat his bed to bob for aeas
This burlesoue was received with roars
street. laughter and the discomftd young lawyer
tired having the modification of hearing '
dict rendered against his client,
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A CHAPTER on BoNSET5.-The Home Jour
,,.. contains the following. which may be interest
to our readers
:. Bonpets without fronts we are used to;
thu last Partisan novelty is beunet witho,
crown. These bonnets, says Paris let
:. les = have three great qualities light as feat
Transparent as gauze, and hanglng On the Il
sttet. Ike Neapolitan plateau this bonnet /
assenblage of flowers, ribbons and lace
ks'i point Of tafetus, richly embroidered IL Is
dots with straw, which shades the knot O 7
- ted hair which falls the nape OF the u
We have said sbonnets without crowns;' alt
~ 'ts sure they have fuT front We can scar
rent; sny: if the narrow, black lace, which edge
>, az Lon and payfuy falls en- the olehead and ST
fully encrcles the face, IS the only front.
s. certainly dare not give this e':fur< She
1eE 4se q ot bonnet 1n each side bunches OF hoWer
well as the broad strings complete the harm
The designs are embroidered to match the
teau This belnat requires particular atta
n the dressing of the hair The summit o.
head must be left free, and the hal2 ARA
IN store quite low. These bonnets are destinet TO
= sensation in tAs fashionable world; but
w. slsse the very pretty and the very young ia
adopt this novelty
TIM McGowAS-This gallant fellow lo
life in the last Mexican war lie had 10
arm when boy, by having the limb cr'
.- under the wheel ola jauntlrS car, IN the
country'' His surviving brother, Dennis
ceases boasting of Tins exploits In
mensinr bar-room the other eTenlng,
.,,s., began the old theme Of the Mexican war,
ng with peculiar emphasis on the herolc
of his deceased relative. Y murther,
ouaht to NV seen Tim at Rye.sach- a -doliol
Il a.,ls BY mc, jmeaning Resact1 de Ia ralmar; lie
two Mexican blackguarls BY Tie cuts OF
nccks aad kilt them both a. dea'. as herr
=.== knocking the:r heads together. . aeV
that be- said a listener, .sTAcn Your !
o, street, had nut one arm :. Bliss yer soul, an
Dennis. s.one arm had lie hats tr1e
ny hs for YOU but thin ye s,e TIN 9rM q
" whissy o that when he It into fgat tfhla
purposes. Mercury.
,ozn, street Wool GROWING IN VIRGINIA. Ave are
fed to observe that he planters ana far
N ~ the Old Dc anon are bent U. on making
as sasa ss+ syrup; selves practically inaeaendent
TsslsI, ~ FHTsy IN ounce of hard earnest eort IN tn
asar =. direction is worth half session OF d cla
Wool Is one Of the great staples which II
couu, Scales neglected in Virginia from time lmme
;p9Son ny srs The Northern States have hlthsrto p
o.tat;o, almost monopoly of this essential artlc
l J pot I pa What they have failed to supply h
Z Er furnished by Spain and South America,
asa.ins street, occasional supply from Germany and
for sale by ao fa. tha rowth q wool absor
Camp street ueflfuple Al VI. ~ - p..t
appropriated by her neighbors But
ID Jamaica 'ppih - - nnenaI md we boldly predict
" State will shortly rank among the hrst
eceiyed and nis,inr wool for the marts of the wor
mn st "Es " saw Yesterday morning, sample OF nne
NJ. o., for wool, grown in this State, that would
Place. nra7 wv ma rket from s. to sc cents per
1000 OF. to also looked over some samples of Mern
,eks as st A. e within twenty miles Of Richmond that
WV - sixty cents in this market The gr'
inc article marked that at such rates he could no
Common street. in more profitable business. It seem
s. Shoulders laa eueeieo NV 17o s6ecn in
isak Place. For this seasons clip he received aho
we'd and for He informed us that he had 100 lambs