New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-25

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toed for dear life; though, dare saw, when
you meet them on Camp street to- morrow, thew
will look as melting and indisposed to exercis,
as yourself
Girls who go to picnics are proverbially
pretty Ours formed no exception, and in their
calico frocks and brogans found that hoe. do----
and reels had zest which last W;sto,,, ,,o,,,n
and dawdling auadril!sss fell far short Of The
popular ~ s. was our indefatipable
,m ! Economies; and showed himself fu yts
coIEas - the office. Whether operating on
to- - 3, champagne bottles, or feminine
he2 Appeared to give entire satisfaction.
Oh ~ ~ townsman, b, after brilliant
eaSN>, 20 hours and a half ssgin in" to Miss
~ y remainder of the day; thus giving
sew At ones an opportunity of showing with
| VIZ II the feminine breast can recover from
a Z9ed picnic attachment.
| ssn1ting the elegant lunch at mid
day ,.as'b dinner found us with appetites
Wq1 of the repast, and it was unanimously
del that, though women in general are
Ple, ,conaen scho cook are the feature Of
pil 1t was further resolved that all the
N but toasts should be readministered. and
any one venturing on an original idea
be pelted with the rest of the scupper-
(two blue pals fully and transported
New Orleans. Individuals considered by
company to have slowed away too much Of
Y provision had liberal supplies of pounded ice
bestowed about their persons, and thus turned
perambulating refrigerators We are bound
to suppose that they felt much refreshed, though
they didn't mention it.
Atdark, perceiving some very suspicious look
ing pine branches that might become torches.
we harnessed up and babe good-by to our hospi-
table entertainers, hoping that, when the ladies
of Pooleyville give another picnic we may be
there to see THREE YEARS Aao
THE AsA's Ews.--Latey from Europe.
The Emperor of Russia has consented to eyacuate
Moldavia, and the Austrians are advancing to
take possession of that Principally.
The Turkish vanguard, under Slender Bey,
was reported to have entered Bucharest, amidst
the most tumultuous rejoicing. The combined
orces were represented as rapidly approaching
The Crimea.
Tho expedition to the Crimea had not yet
JAILED at the date of the latest advioes.
The King Of Saxony has been killed bya fall
rom his carriage
Accounts from Spain IRE less satisfactory
han preceding ones. The populace of Madrid, |
he reports are, manifest the most determined |
esolution to punish Christina. Eve. papers |
SUIcIDE.-On the afternoon of the 9TH inst i, |
German named George Seicher committed sui
ide by hanging himself with piece of bed |
ord IN the jail Of Crawford county, Pennsyl- |
ania. He was in confinement for having at.
empted to kill his wife some time before.
BURNT TO DEATH.--A little girl, five years
Id, named Adeline Sehwaner, living at No. q |
oylston Square, Boston, was burnt to death on
uesday night, the 18th. The accident was
aused by the child's clothes taking fire from q
imp. - M=.5 ~
FATAL BRUTALIrY.-In the Southron, of the
9TH inst, published at Holmesville, Mississippi,
e find the particulars of a shocking affair, in
hich slave was beaten to death by an over
er named J. L. Parker, near that place. The
sgro had been fugitive from his master for
/
Vered into the hands of the overseer with d.
ctions not to punish him too severely This
der was diregarded. The negro was tied up
i'd whipped with switches cut from the woods,
ur or five being used at time in the hands of I
70 negroes, who were relieved by others until
9 whipping had lasted about an hour, and the
I'VE expired. A Coroner's inquest was held
ID verdict of manslaughter rendered against t
lrker, who made his escape.
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A letter from Washington says that the de-
sits in the Sub Treasury are still very large.
| the 7th inst, the amount of coin in hand was
q 500, S99-within small fraction of twenty
ven millions of dollars. This is an increase
ice the return of July "a, of $2,743, 500
1t the balances will soon be heavily reduced.
e payments under the recent appropriation
is begin to-day, and will be continued until '
arly fifteen millions of dollars have been +
avn out of the Treasury. The receipts from F
stoms last month at the principal ports are A
1siderably below those of July, 1858. The = =
lections at New York were "a ,045 900, against r
100000 the previous year; at Boston, $780,
D, showing an increase of $135,000; at Phila- U
phia there was decrease of 1856, 900. v
Baton Rouge was visited last Saturday night 8
III a most terrific thunder storm. Several F.
lldlngs were struck by lightning, but no seri- d
damage done.
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Inc Bayou Sara Ledger says that ten luna H
we're landed at that place last week, and R
'yeyed to the Asylum at jackson. n n
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The Thibodaux Minerva says that sc Fall, with
scar and yellow leaf, is already beginning to :,
nlsh US with signs of approach. The green P.
age of the China, and Katalpa has already 81
to assume yellowish cast 81
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IN Saturday evening the 18th, at Chalk Hill, r.
'ut eighty miles from Louisville, on the Al
'rdstown route, the Louisville and Nashville :
g turned over, breaking the stage very badly,
killing one horse. The passengers were pa
orally bruised, but none seriously hurt.
u Saturday evening last, at Traders Hill, !
rlton county, Georgia, James S. Bennett n
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