New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-16

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Mr.. ]. B. Heno, clerk Of the steamer New
Latona, has put US under obligations for file
Of st. Louis papers Of the 9th inst.
Z Our thanks are also due to the obliging clerk
sf the steamer Florida, for late Mobile papers
AcKNowLEDaMENTs.--W have received very
document, or rather one which We
suppose is interesting, from the office of the
Deutschen Zeitung, in this city. As it is
almost entirely printed in the German Ian
guage, and as our knowledge of languages does
not comprehend the German, we are unable to
form an opinion as to its contents; and can only
conjecture, from the number of exclamation
points and the free use of soaps" that there is
something thrilling and exciting hidden from us
in the undecipherable hieroglyphics to which
we allude. The English part treats Of our ex-
listing emigrant laws, and suggests numerous
changes.
We have also received an amatory poem Of
the most metrical and moral description, I'D
dressed by sc. B." to his g Fair Neighbor 2 on
Bienyil1e street. We regret that number OF
reasons compel us to decline its publication.
We think &C. b. has mistaken the true bent
Of his talent, and followed Anacreon when he
should have studied DR. Watts The terseness,
strength and epigrammatic point Of his poetry
shows that he could do much in the way of reli
gious melody, were he to make the attempt.
portion Of his sspoesie" has some words we do
not find in the dictionary. The ideas are, how
ever, as saving salt, and will keep it alive
until it is burned or given away.
{ LAKE STEAMERS. We know of hardly any
means Of locomotion, travel. pleasure, comfort
Or amusement in or about the city, more highly
deserving Of commendation, than the line Of
steamers running between this city and Mo
bile. They are fine. safe and comfortable yes
sells, we'll built, we'll finished and furnished,
and admirably ofioered They perform their
trips regularly, and have never yet met. with
IN accident. Those who desire day or two of
relaxation, together with sniff of pure air, and
dinner or supper of admirable proportions,
cannot do better than to try the Florida, Ore
all the watering places along the lake shore,
and run at such hours as to give q good nights
rest, and leave the whole intervening day or
days for pleasure & t
We Have been under repeated obligations TO
the officers Of this line Of boats for favors, and
can attest to their courtesy and kindness
HARD TMEs.--We have received, from ]. g.
Morgan, copy of Charles Dickens's new novel;
called 6 Hard Times" 1t is republished by r..
H. McElrath & Co., Of New York, from House
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AMATEUR CoNcERT. The amusements Of the
ol,,ost ,ott;ve, a,+ar+ .,oa,,+ +ha shaI1 90
and ~, ~. a;ro ~ tha Iaks Is tha oor. Th;s
stan,at;an e ,1aa s,,,.a rs,,aar 4 alost oavta;n
tbat the Concert ~ ta oivan tb;s evan;no at f,da
Fallows, Hail bv tho Amateur E+b;onion rom.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1oF iaVors reoeiSeu,
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MUSICAL AND AGREEABLE. we were very
much gratifed at being able, last evening, to
attend the first free Concert given, this season,
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mostly men and women, who apparently enjoyed
the melodies of Lehman & Co. to no small de-
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no one hau I1gnt 70 complain AT the close OF
the performances number of the members OF
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The Providence Journal thus happily hits of
the great victories the Turks are always win
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