New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-19

line Of sye dropped her then
Containing matrimonial bait
But all In vain she said the men
Were Ashsepshead . in the native state
Her fnibble ras a biighting slight.
To what sought-"a glorious bite"
All. Fanny Fish that scsly trick
Has caused my hook and hne to bresk,
And now make my transit 81"
within the bosom Of the Jake:
80 Let sirsns sing my fnnszsi wall
Or spout it, very like a whale"
IN drown my grief and go beow
Where monsters Of the deep prevail
Become shark and ease my woe
By npping of mermaid's tail: 'a.
Since have other fsh to fry
bid the world long gocd-by,
YorrH AxD CosrssoS scHooLs omo.-An educstionai
report Secretary STATE Of Ohio gives some inter
estng facts The whole number Of youth in the State
sss eco The entire Of pupils enrolled male and
female Is 437 l2 Ths daily atteadanee dsrs
the year has been but 2e5 DIT These figures certainty
very credtabe to rho State, though every
allowance be made for attendance private schools
Nearly four hundred thousand children entitled to attend
these schools but The enrolled number Of boys
exceed that Of girls by than forty thcussnd There
are ss6 schools With IL teachers in ths stsss TO the
| latter of whom Ss7I1l5 paid wages Ill school
houses have been built during the year at cost Of
s6l s37.
The statistics are given Of forty.fvs Union Schools in
towns varying in population from 3 inhabitants to 100
CO., and which pay from $50 $1,000 esehfr teachers
s o these schools the children Of Residential
with annual tuition fee Of from 81 to $s for non
retidens The expenses met BY special school tax
Of from one to four Kills Ten Of them possess distrcs
libraries, varying in value from 12,< eentsto 5000
There thrtyons Tsadhers Institutes In the State,
atta 2s24 teachers under instruction fess5 $3.50
saoorr,c Cp,,f.yvs Dows-A novel msthed was
Gently adopted by propretors Of the Tennessse Iron
Works Cumberland river in removing stack Of chim
neys that were defective and dangerous The cmneys
were hundred and eighty feet in height and ct their
tops for distance Of forty feet had become 50 detective
that they threatened fall The object Of the proprietor
vas to make the toys fall upon the the build
ing otherwise they would have crushed the roofs and
machinery In order to accomplish this the proprietoS
employed several members Of Capt Amsteads Artillery,
Of st. Louis who, with a nine FOUNDER and balls vnteo
the works and the sixth shot the tops Of the cnmnsys
knocked of and fell in the right direction Ine -
tley men returned to Louis having received $15 and
expenses paid for the service they had rendered
LATER FROM Coon HorE-The bark Lady Suffolk arrived
at Boston the sh inst with dates from Cape Town OF
January TO- This days later than previously re-
ceiyed She reported the ship Roxbury. Castle from
Melbourne Ausraia London put into Cspe Town ON
9th January She has freight eight tons q sod
valued at over Eve millions Of dollars being the largest
lot ever shipped from Australia The ship Ascutna nom
NeyYork nut into Cape for supplies on the 2th OF
December sailed again the 9Th Of january
Dolphin NevYcrk for Ausraia had ALSO put in an
sailed again Captain of the Lady suffolk repot~
notwithstanding the numerous reports Oh psAes tue
ueral opinion was that the war might iAst toi
years was believed that there were wnite me
among the natives, directing their movements =.
FRAUDULENT Insurance Coa1rAnIEs--Late New fork
papers state that Fraudulent Health Insurance.
in that city getting ovsrhauling On recent cc
casion named WHIT LOrbard the ostensihie frss'
dent Of an alleged bogus Health Insurance Company
Chicago Ill was arrested charge of swindling con
q ueced with that company The was called IN
~ E0d4r
priuted the names of Franklin Pierce Gov Boutwell, Gov
The seymour who Of course knew nothing of this unjusti
able and fraudulent of their names Other parties
connected with United States Health Insurance As
IA sociaton under arrest on charge OF having oe
rauded large number Of persons out Of various sums o.
under pretenee Of nsuring them funds in case
:, sickness.
ling Docrons-At the annual commencement Of the New
York Medical University held the 9th inst the degre
n ,. soafslf'd upon on. hundred and on. n''''
H. students.
Honorary degrees were conferred upon Dr. Cooper,
Pennsylvania and Mr. scudder, Missionary Of the Ame'
lean Board of Commissioners in India and forty OF tn
graduates resafded with hororsry eertihcstss 70
puuctual attendance at lectures and diligence in the p
suit Of their studies
At the annual commencement of the Jefferson hedies
L college Of Phiaphia degree of Doctor of Medcin
was conferred upon the large number of 2s
ny. a. c.,77, .nov :, 7ax pu.r r.1.opr,
.,roS or Mr1uontsN IN CiseISSATr-Aceordng TO nota
II q publicly given audience assembled on
9th inst in Wesley Chapel Cincinnati duly to commen
crate the 5oth anniversary Of the regular
an organized class " of the Methodist Churcn IN TN
city The meeting opened with religious exercis
conducted by the Rev J. B. Finley, venerable pione
Methodist preacher ~ se
50 Mr. John chosen to preside over the NEE
y II ing BENJAMIN Stewart Vice President and the Ne
VIM P. strickland, of Union chape in that city, as se