New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-28


Orleans this summer continues The sudden change Of
being eqninocal change, not at
all out of subjected considerable number Of
10 nearly resembling inuenzs others
to rheuratc achug but these only temporary
yenence which lessen the force Of assertion that
the city continues enjoy degree Of health for which has
every reason to be thankful. F&
The weather Of late has delightful The nights have
boon chilly enough render blankets comfort
ings have made wooen clothing equally luxury This chill
lnss however. of day by day. and write the
Midday would the July PITCH not for
the breszes which foic through the little rain would
be acceptable the dust has reached It's full standard OF
mpsrnence and goes riding ssch breeze without
respect the Of the population who tong
the streets.
The appetite for amusemen which Crews and goss handn-
hand with the business activity is strongly manifest The pic
mic Saturday the Oaks illustrated orciby SO far at
least the taste for sastng and dancing shea
cal performance will be offered at the Gaisty thsas on wed
nesday night sort Of lunch 70 the growing appete tor
public amusement Tuesday night following the fesst
will begin with course Matt Peel minsrslsy at spading
Rogers Aphhsater Before the appetite becomes saed with
course whole feast Of winter amusements and excite
ments will be the cloth, and then New orleans VIII 10 her
self aQsnhe same wh of novelty and general life and
has been the winter season. and ever
will be.
ANOTHER MEETING AT THE OAKS. = There was
receuy picnic held under the Oaks, Meairie Ridge,
which we the time, we do STILL new and most
charming the festive progress Of our CITY, But on
Saturday there another at the same place. ana
under the same which far eclpsed the first one
The briefes idea give Of it, by saying that
was lust rstclns mid winter ball in Odd Fellows Hall
or the Orleans would be transferred by magic to The
The beauty and the fashion of creole population
there all the radancy of gasght sssembage with
adncts Of music and easns ever set out at
ball In this city. ~
The pic mic was far more delightful ordinarily
and patoress Of the OCCASION and
lent to which the hand of art continually
tries her Of The floor of the ball room the bare
mother earh trimmed to the OF the
"light fantastic toe"
The walls living perspective OF green field and blue
sky gnared trunks of oaks and carriages and other
animated objects the foreground The canopy was the wide
spreading shade of the veoaks with stray sunbeam stealing
in here and there If to remind The assembage how grateful
they the oaks for their almost total exclusion of
the The sweetest beexes lent their balm to the
OCCASION the ocus volunteered their famous chorus Of
.ws-owee to the strains Of the band which
kept the dancers wh The change of the not
Charming fea Of the OCCASION The being
the of music dancing and easting and
being unable through the dense live oak shield managed
oop low enough in under the trees He mani
Tested his pleasure by bathing the scene in flood of glory
and beating dignfed retreat In the direction ofChna
The twilight under the trees became speckled with the
bright chickering's mudnous lights hanging from the mossy
limbs oaks and encrcling their time honored trunks
with bracelets Of flame. And when the twilight died. fam
of pine Lit and kept going encclng the
cene to the distant with rampant Of rudy fame 1t
that the spirit Of the occasion reached Its The
the the bellies looked the most be-
wtching the dance sped the ghest and the the
most pleasant and fascinating in every respect.
after o'clock when left and the prospects then
were the froc would not terminate before midnight
George Doane Esq at the head Of the managerial depart
and pay him the compliment of saying that
manager, volunteer OCCASION like this acqut
of his responsibilities with gre.er credit Most
spcuous the guests was His Honor the Mayor, Mr.
Waterman who presided by tesy at the feast with Recor
si his visav the foot the latter also occupying
drle called Recorder Solomon present ao well
Assistant Recorder Holland that the party had every
appearance the full sanction of the city authorities great
portion Of the people laid under special obligations
Mr. Rodriguez proprietor of the Bayou Road omnibus ne
for the extension his from the Bayou Bridge
uhe usual stopping place. to the Oaks.
FEAST should mention the customary popping of
champaign of toas and speeches took place.
Not having book with made notes, and are,
therefore, unable make particular report tits enough to
say the the table quite lively and exhia
rating those in the dancing ring and that everybody went
Thoroughly satisfied and full of the pleasures of the
son Such another picnic we are sure has never been given
within the city limits
FoRAYs OF THE FREMEN.-The lovely weather we
has stimulated the appetite for country
tion upon powerfully than the gallant boys of
the Fire Brigade The result yesterday Of three
of the companies No. Perseverance No. 49, and
Eagle No. 7.
The companies together Lake Pontchar
train Vaudeville the latter down Lake Borgne
Procorvle The capture each place effect
ed good grace characteristic Of reboy
whilst surrender of the villagers prompt and manly
1t always of jelly good fellows charge them
with empty stomachs and full pockets Wergre that could
be the taking of Vaudeville as we were honored
with invitations by both the companies going there to
nany We know would have enjoyed ourselves cait
ally but duties will not spare whole day. andsnd
| there's crying over split milk"
After dark last evening" the several companies returned
home some of the members bearing as trophies Of
their victories They up with music of augmented
vgor-lumpaing the streets with ambeaux and cracking
with rockets and Roman candles
the uminaions disclosing crowds of men who looked if
they had been enjoying capital foc asd which they did from
all could hear As wre the beauty of the night
to forbid hasy dispersal and the strains of Of those in
domable brass bands perces sweety the moonooded at
mosphere.
BURGLARY.-The residence of Mr.. Gay, at the cor
Pyans and Sixth Streets Fourth District was broken
into early yesterday morning and robbed Of quantity silver
china and jewey In the afternoon free coored
named Charles Paul and slave named SAM belonging to
Mr. Fere St. Joseph officer NJ lie.
blanc the perpetrators of the robbery gold locket and
daguerreoype of lady, which had been stolen with the other
things found his Subsequently Corporal Hays
and officer Leblanc found in the house OF Mr. Moan rod
St. Charles silver spoons and four china cups
the stolen property The darkeys duly boosed for
raignn,ent before the Recorder this morning,
STABBING AFFAIR.-Thomas Kendler was stabbed
side Saturday evening" the of Baronne and
God streets, by Thomas Cline. Kendler home
cab and Cline arrested by the Chief Of Police locked
up The of the stabbpg known; the
that Cline had given Kender clubbing few days
viousy for lettering about his house and his wife his
sense, may throw some little light on the matter.
| MURDER IN JEFFERSON CITY.-A woman of bad
repute living with old old shany Deachaise
brick yard in Jefferson City found dead in her bed Sat
urday mornnga stab in her breast explaining the DEATH The
mystery of the stab settled the old whose
Woody He about sixty years of age and had commenced