New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-29
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TIE LIS aNn ouTs OF PARs Paris by Day and Night.
ny julie de Marguerittes second edition. Phsdel-
phis Published by VIM White Smith.
An exceedingly interesting catty gossipping and yet
instructive work with regard to Partisan life and
ners has been given to the public In the above named
vonme Without going Into statistical learning or any
way infringing Upon the preserves of handbook and
directory erudition the authorsss has suocseded In
sketchng such series of verbal tableaux as convey full,
and complete idea Of the worlds great
door and outdoor exstencethe character and calling
its Inhabitants and whatever else Of the most
interest Those who desire to learn the romance Of Pa
risian life will do well to procure copy Of tho book and
assure themselves Of some very agreeable reading
THE MATCH GiRL or Life Scenes as they are. ilIus-
trated with original designs. Philadelphia Published
by Vim. White Smith. @741"
The author Of the story entitled the Match Girl has
asauredlJ succeeded in producing very dssoablo work
o Its kind One two heroes Of superlatiye elegance
and or two herones Of beauty than odesty arc
led through variety Of pquant scenes such as Donna
Julia and Don Juan prehgured in verse We have no
doubt the book will SELL but hardly expect Ii to ind much
favor with that class which believe In virtue and modssty
The PkorHErs or Mormonism Unveiled. with Ilustra
tions. Philadelphia VIM White Smith.
Everything apperaining to the history of the Mormon
delusion from Its discovery by Joseph Smith to tho pre-
sent day, has sort of semi romantic interest," This
policy, the polygamy the suferings the sins and the
chapter in the history of religious faith we'll as nhs
OF our own country The work before us Ia one
many protesting to describe life il In the great Salt
LAKE CITY We sr8 not competent to form an opinion AZ
to the accuracy of Its descriptions but they are true no
one could blame the mob that bssisged Nauvoo.
We are Indebted to B. Steel No. 90 Camp street. for
copies OF the above works. g.EE
But we must close, as we have no reason for
haya yiya upHdeia lax-u
show that the American candidate for the sherifaty
claims the people superior to those of Tia
reputable citizen, useful man, and will make n
competent and faithful officer should he DO elected Is
will Mr.. Bell. tCrescent :.
And what do you think those claims are reader Tha
Crescent explains them to you the folio wing
1t appears that damsel scarcely sixteen and yerv
handsome not having the fear Of the bloody MsxcAus
before her eyes, aud instgated by love Louisiana
Volunteer,n disguised herself In mems clothes and
followed her true loyer to the wars but on arriving
at camp and discovering herself to him. instead Of being
received In open arms by her lover and cherished for this
convincing proof Of her attachment he absolutely gave
hdr coniounded hcking whereupon she fed for pro
lection to the tent Of Capt Huty Captain
influenced by feelings ardor and gaantry towards ha
fair sex at her his tent accommodation
and in the morning offered to send her home.
Ths heroic deed which deserves to be transmitted to
the latest postsry and before which sublime daring
Of Achilles pales and which certainly REQ ures the
graphic pen of Homer to chronicle at the time
OF the Mexican war, when Mr. Hufty had the command
Of company. Oh John NJ Bell, hide your diminished
head Courier, 2sth.
OH fe neighbor! Why didn't you give the whole Of
ths correspondence written by volunteer on the enc
mys ground? What did you cut 1t of in the middle for
But we'll supply your omission Here the part left ont
by the Courier:
Whether she has notI say as lost sight
OF her next morning. Verify our captain Is a team lie
has the best company Crank and Hs in the regiment and
last night upon the alarm of bugle being sounded to-
wards the point Of the Rio Bravo turned
out seFsntyve rank and file in three minutes although
many Of them were asleep and the parade ground two
hundred yards from our tents never in my life saw a
more splendid sightn -
Capt Hufy is truly gallant man, and we feel assured
will make brave soldier as he is an enthusiasts Ma
tive American.
We echo and the parish will re-echo the Couriers ex-
camation /: "oh John N. Bell, hide your diminished
head p Certainly Why shouldn't he? He nevsr-at
least 1t Is not on rocord-succored fororn damsel
and led to the fsd gallant company drive back the
invaders Of bis native land. Capt Joseph Hufty has
done both OF these mertorous Deeds and consequently
better entitled to hold his head higher than bis