New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-28

exeeedngly comp Of passengers on board
Melancholy Young men, III noSstaehe and cigars
and lin spectacles, sit with yellow covered
pamphlets III their hands all the day long and far
into the night, with Of the most intense
interest upon their classic broNs. Not m copy of.
DeBow's Review, or the Crescent, Or even shaks-
peare, do see wherefrom one might get some food
for the mind. a young gentleman wearing q white
neckcloth ana III peculiar shipper, sits all the time in
the ladies' cabin, casting sidelong glances upon a
pretty girl with brown curls cluster
ing about her pretty face. Isuppose they in love
and ala going be and why should they not,
since that reliable the declaration Of indie.
pendence, informs US that among the inalienable
with which NE are all endowed, are life liberty
and the pursuit of happiness, and why should we
not purchase the last at the risk Of oosing the two
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Old Riseacres, with seer-like looks, talk in low
whispers Of difficulty growing out Of the dismissal
Of Mr. Champion, arguing that after receiving the
apology Of Great Britain we had no right to dismiss
her saying that the apology and minister,
should stand fall together few days will decide
whether the compliment will be returned by the dis
tmissal Of Mr.. Dallas, as panacea to the wounded
honor Of Old England. There is every reason how
eyer to believe that if the London Times can be held
in check that we may manage to restrain the impal
sye yalor Of rampant Rngader, and war with its
attendant horrors may not cover our waters and
fdarken our leyeesi,' Meanwhile powder is being
burned without regard to its expense, Or to the more
profitable use might be placed to in Kansas, over
tile result Of the Cincinnati Convention. Upon the
banks of the Ganges deluded mothers still continue
M
appease the wrath and win the favor of their I'M
slightly gods So on the banks Of the Ohio, and the
Potomac, with equal heroisnl do the patriotic uggars
throw their uncomplaining sucklings- their little
giants and their fossil generals into the ever yawn
ing jaws Of q four years petraction that they may
thereby win the favor Of the new deity, who in his
I Judgment is about to ride without opposition into
the White House Indeed, 50 confident are the G I'M
terrified Of the ease with which this feat is to be ac
complshed that We are ledto wonder that the eques
tran statue Of Gen Jackson was not led out to walk
the COURSE instead Of his less talented cotempo
rary. And poor Know othingisn, the child Of the
American people,, that has been nourished and
trained to manhood is with paracidal ingratitude to
be sent into the back pastures of oblivion there to
brouse on the dry herbs Of non. existence
With the accuracy usually practiced by their political
portance that has ever been performed since old
Buck first exhibited himself upon the floor of Con-
has been passed over to bis credit precisely
they would with far more reason, have adorned the
credit age Of Gen. Cass or Col. Benton. While that
gentleman with head pensively leaning on one side,
demurely receives the athership Of measures lie had
never dreamed Of until brought before his astonshed
vision by his less fortunate contemporaries and metes
fraud. While this interesting commerce is being car
Tried on and while the racer who is to- sch over the
course preparatory to anneang Cuba, as per Ostend
Convention, and Of Introducing the pleasing announce
ment Of ground and lofty tumbling by which limo
Icent present ncumbents Of village postofices
foreign cosulships are despoiled Of their crack
ers and cheese to make room for the jockeys who
are now rubbing down his syph-like limbs, it might
be amusing to those who see the perfect balderdash
all this vain boasting to glance at the prospects
Mr.. Fillmore. The New York Herald, which, what
prociyities for lying may be- must at least
admitted to be no friend to the American party or
their candidate, makes in recent number (June Ia
the following remarks
We have no doubt of the fact that a vast major
yof the American people, in the present distracted
condition of the country, are opposed to the Demo
the malign influence Of the Pierce Administration
And We believe there would still exist majority of
the American people opposed to the ratification of
the debaueheres of this corrupted party even if they
were to nominate as their representative al, angel
from Hearen."
Abetter crucible than any Niger Worshiping Con
yenton that can by any possibility be assembled in
the North will be required to free its discordant ele
prejudice and fanaticsm And it is equally vain for
returned representatives to the Cincinnati Convention
to boast with toothpick in mouth in anticipation Of
the feast before them of the fusion Of the New York
Hards and Softs upon Mr. Buchanan. The finger
of past experience points with unerrng certainty to
the utter impossbty of such an incongruous union.
The result naturally arrived at is, that the moderate
pro.slayery ticket Of Fillmore and Donelson will re-
ceve unqualified support of all peace desiring South
ern men, standing it does infinitely superior to the
flibustering ticket promulgated blythe Cincinnati
Convention, and equally sound and probably more So
upon the Kansas IN ebraska bill.
With firm confidence in the discrimination of the
great mass Of the people, who, with perfect know
ledge of the man and of his principles of action be-
fore them-of his pure unbiased love of country,
and of hspeculiar fitness for theoce Of peace maker
in the many quarrels now ranging under the Ninny
Administration of Pierce and his Forneyktchen
Cabinet, we cannot but believe that the name Of
Willard Fillmore, the model President-the accom-
pshed sateslnanwill do more to unite the sutlages
Of the best men, North and South, than that of any
other man whatever. DIEDRIcH.
Later from Havana.
The y. S. mail steamer Empire City, Capt Windle,
left New York on the 18th, at P NJ, and arrived at
Havana on the I'D at P. NJ. Found the q. s. mail
steamer PHILADELPHIA at anchor III the harbor, last
from New Orleans, having arrived four hours previ-
ousiy-all well on board She left the same evening