New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-27

Il pdfA tuEVuS. "a Edp0raDle movement or the
crowd enabled me to rescue her without much
difficulty, and to place her in the recess Of
window quite out Of danger. Then I forced up
| the sash, and, assuming the privilege of the
coolest head in the house, expostulated with the
people, and began to ventilate the place. 5sa.
Gradually passage was opened through the
/ elotted doorways, and she eager multitude fled
Il out. The cries and the frenzy abated the scofe
Of the weak and helpless that had tainted were
borne homeward. while the low groans Of a few
| Wno thus expressed the injuries they had
received, impaired an air Of tragic solemnity
70 tIlS IearIui eonsummation OF the eyening's
| service, Records Of Bubbleton Parish, or
| fapers from the Experience OF an American
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BETTING WITH LADY. Paris cores
pondent of the Boston Atlas relates the follow
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ness Of him for he conId NOT decline IT. Il. and the
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6e could estreate IN himself @ rom the Waasr
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1Tbat sho1, ,ra bat - sG'y
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axt a. iis ss a. .ne
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Il fha oristssa ma IN .a,,, - vas 5000
~ sonsen+ 80 wv - wy
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the unfortunate better escorted Madame and
several OF nef lrlenas 20 me lasmonaoie norists,
gardly Crmsns M 81 once zee ordprsd hoone. R H.
Madame. sho gave scream; a boouet
Monsieur had forgotten his bet The bet was
| u camelia, two camelias, such as those, pointing
i to two large trees filled with cameias Admi-
| rably trained as he was in the school of the
| worlds the old gentleman could not prevent his
| countenance from becoming deadly pale he felt
| assured those large trees would cost so; he
| felt he was &c in for it,p and submission was all
he could do
g Take those camelias to my house," said
Madame --, speaking to the gardener, &c and
send the bill to M0nEleur. y essS attz s5gs
g No I'll pay at once; how much are they ?o
A hundred dollars" q
tWhatl" exclaimed the old gentleman, COM
pletely stupifed. 16 ia6 s714s
"A hundred dollars piece, tive hundred doll
lars for the pair. ,.s s4ss 5slia Es
| g How reasonable Lemichez always is in his
priee!p exclaimed the lady, while her debtor
was still coDfounded with surprise He reluc-
family drew his pocket-book, paid the money
and has secretly vowed that he will not again
| venture in the ladies' tribune of race courses
may chronicle the rumor that the wife of one
of ourlwell known bankers won $4,000 at the
race by judicious betting; wouldn't she prove
a jewel of wife to--the keeper Of Porter's
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OF !" beIs Lille contains the following account
of a running match which came off at Hyde
Park, Sheffield, England, on the 2lst ultimo 80
uossnooI 5ona sSdao1l,s sona NH. paaa 80
e1a0 pd ,ha anu Raj Une ,e nace aos
hy Mrs TI Heatbcpte Th;s sna,t ~; e -.
H. Il al 49, ~ thaa l ~, as.,S., =.
JasI aF ~ .iaa ~
Tha no,nat;,o, ri-,a, IaSs.saI -
marlu If Rosford Natt;nrho a u eh;ra MT - ~
shafala ana Iohn Sud5aIi sr,es,I Ia. sya pat :.
dlsbury. but now Of London. The bettino cam.
enced at eyens, and ultimately left OFT ats
to hye on Syddall, with rev TAKERS owing, no
doubt, to the rumor afloat .nat Hosspoot was not
SO well as his hackers could have wished Hoss-
, pool trained at Mrs Kosess Deepear Inn, LIN
drick Common, uneer me care o, ms pla mentors
James dreaves OF eneihela. syadaall trained
hlmsellI az barne.e, near LONDON ana was n
excellent condition. A referee having been
ehosen, the men made their appearance on the
] ground; after some little delay they dotted
their extra fannels, toed the scratch, and on
the word being gwen Hossp9ol dashed
away with slight lead for about eighty yards,
E when syddall put on the steam. passed him,
and on finishing the tirst time round the ground,
15O6 yards) the fayorlte led the way N style hy
fall eght yards: hosspool;, however,, 81 reduced
ground to half that distance; but Oh going
down the hill and on the lnwer. ei.3a of afbr