New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-21
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roar of business is heard in all the streets and
along tho whole line of the levee. Stores that
were closed have re.opened with the tempting
fabrics, the indispensable wares, the necessities
and the Injuries of life. The theaters have gone
into operation and the opera is about to follow
suit. The ssminstrels' are making melody
within shot of our office, and the man with
the lungometer has taken his stand for the
season, prepared to measure the strength Of
lungs and the capacity for hydrogen and oxygen
possessed by the sovereign people. Cabs, drays
and omnibuses rattle over the pavements as in
years past, and there is the promise Of q good
time coming just at hand. Those who departed
with departing business return to their old
haunts with its return, and shine pleasantly as
stars in ! oloudless sky. Those nebulss Of this
lower world, who make all the paradise there is
in 1.-THE lades-God bless them everywhere
and at all times !-are distributing light and
sunshine along the streets in brave and beau
teous attire. Young America, decked out most
cunningly by the hand Of affection, trundles his
hoop or spins his top exultingly along the
broad banquettes. Dinah, in flaming calico,
with all the colors painter ever dreamed, and
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bows nleasantly ID sambo. who, IN second hand
fnery, assumes more than the grandeur Of his
master, and wears as lofty a look as the noblest
Roman who ever wrapped his toga about him
and prepared his obolus for Charon. The stran-
oers within our oates grow daily in numbers. and
vb;r1no hithar and thitber. in ouest Of pleasure
~ nroft--either or both-make the civic blood
c;rcnlate brisklv through all it's arteries and
veins Merchants no longer complain Of dull
times. nor laborers Of want OF work. There ia
anougb for all to do. even il thew buckle down
f. their labors with the EXTREMIST resolution
| and most indefatieable industry.
| After the long interreenum there is to actiyi-
~ n New Orleans during the summer months.
n ia verv gratifying to residents to hail the nd.
van+ If cooler weather and the business bpstle
| o1vays CONSEQUENT thereupon. to see tho lono
il;sts NJ arrivals Mt the hotels and at the leyee
/ n note old. familiar faces. shining from where
thew sbone before. and to see the faces of stran.
cers engaged in fathominp the mysteries and
ENJOYING The pleasures Of the CRESCENT shaped
city, II il like awakening to life from a long
and dreamless sleep-like rousing into action
from a too-protracted Incidence. It is juvenil-
NY, IN oil lts slgor' succeeolng aosage ana de-
srepltude.
we are now enjoying 'nis 80 greaeiy ueslred
conuiuon, anu eseiy ohe eAui's II ing ENJOY
menu Inose VINO are making money glory M
its acquisition, ana tnose WAC are spenoing ~
reJoioe mat lney receive . ,oil fe'urh LOT all
thelr ou'goesi Inc iormer GLASS mas oeen noe
rally dlstflouting lts previous gains throughout
the country ana now she country IS coming
down with full purse and warm heart to enjoy
| in the city that which it gained from it, 1t is
coming to fill Nm the hotels. the theaters and
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osnef p's'e' - PaeAo i.SoAs' " Po'A oDAAo sAe
stores anu fancy snops' 70 purchase anu ENJOY
The city will pulse anew with stronger blood and
renewed yigor--will rouse into action and not
on,v be an an;ovment n otbars Int rood
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uheo Nsell
The long STREAMS OF hgnt are shortening as
the sun goes up into the heavens which is to
ioyerarch this period the faint susurrum is
swelling in the distance and will shortly break
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hear the other, and rejoice over both. There
fore, hail all hail to the day star Of our pros
perity and enjoyment.
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Il onr brief naragranb of vestardov rasor-
ring to recent correspondence between the Gov
eminent of the United States and that of Great
britain, y was inadvertently stated that the
lasssr h das ~ 70 me reqsest 70 maze
Bnlwer Treaty The reyerse "a tba fao ar III,
British Government has made reply, agreeing
to the construction of our Government and
supmltung aifferent construction, but leaving
M os h nego'auons'
friendly il its tone nm either side indesd
from the urbanity and courtesy which is known
TO characterize the parties entrusted with it, no
narsnness Fl diplomatic improperly could have
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osats = A'on iuiA' ~ his. fena.ies smith,
"no es0nss anas sno ~ sne wlaom OF one
na'. :. 9 ,al, . Ason.'an oaslols priess' oe-