New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01
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DEPARTURE OF MAY.-The month of flowers took
her departure from beauty queenly dignity
Daring the past week. in her desire keep sunny smile
broken to the end she anguid and in her relaxation per-
mtted her face to get rather dusty Yesterday however being
her last day. she determined to primp up
order to greet her successor Young June
She took bath Saturday night rather yesterday
ing selecting with becoming modesy the hour which
wereguated people supposed asleep She
used tremendous quantity of water herself with
thunder and lightning in which showed her
constitution of extraordinary strength think there was
hardly need of powerful wash but ii her.
Of our business Yesterday morning she bushed upon pure
and beautiful The gardens offered her their sweetest
incense the birds thrilled her their merrest lays and all the
population basked in the light sweet sunny
Several times during the day however her smile couded
and unbdden moisture sused her eye-probaby regret
partng but this only enhanced the beauty succeeding
smiles In the evening" with the rosy and gentle zephyrs
playing about her. and with last fond lingering look upop
her departing queendo she laid down in the awaited
the coming of her watched over her
and gilded her with glory she lay and midnight when
young June tmdly riding along chimes of the
cathedral clock she smiled kissed the tiny feet and expired
Rest thee we'll sweet May Could the succeeding months but
bless with much of health happiness as we
have experienced in thy brief reign what Paradise would we
live In.
VEGETABLE Enthusiastically friend laid on
desk the largest specimen of the celebrated Murphy fam
lily that have yet AT first took it
nal machine ngenousy disguised potato but upon close
inspection had TO decide that it potato and nothing
We took home and passed the cook with
lions TO drill ue through its CENTER to its being
cooked clean through
Immediately the heels of the giant potato a small
negro boy bent double under the weight of most ex
traordnary bouquets have ever seen A large market
basket the bouquet holder The flowers consisted an
cabbage in the CENTER then circle of bright yellow
another circle of white parsnps and outside of
circle of blood red beets-a supersructue pale green
squashes Ali the vegetables of the exavagan
dimensions and again suspected desgnhat
possibly the donor wished to make vegetarian of like
Horace Greeley and then Aboitions of gra
duay getting the Crescent its local department
around into unholy alliance with the negro worshpers
But when found that the present from porty
coere OF the Creole Col j. NJ C. Brady the poet agricuur
list and drawer of houses tomboas breahed freely The
present specimen of the which has attended the
Colones Cincnnatus like abors his the Gas
Works We respectfully tip beaver the Colonel for
mark esteem and reropose which have
offered in his honor before The three Tosa health
Jefferson, Tom-audJ Jerry, and Tom bola p
Who wants to dine with to-day
AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION. - The different
ward clubs of the American party their respective head
quarters Saturday night and appointed delegates
Convention to be held in Baton Rouee Monday The
names of the delegates appointed in the Fourth Ward
District and in the Fourth and Eleventh Wards Fourth Dis
c we have not yet obtained In the Ninth Ward we
learn there meeting held.
First Wdrd-Adam Gifep, James Ross R. NJ. Paseur W.
l.. Florance, James II. Hnckins and j. W. Harmon
Second Hard-C. W. Iytle f. Dillingham; Il. E. Redwood
Wm Emerson Dr. Hart G. Brice, T. Bartlett and j. B.
Haughton.
Third Hard-R. Conway, G. W. Hynson NJ. j. Reigar j.
Lindsay H. Florance l. D. Fuller, A. Nooa A. P Phillips
u Bannister, T. j. Hzeberger j. G. Poindexter and A. W
Merriam.
fWh Hdrd--J. ?. Montamat, L. Courcelle W Andry, -
Carriere and II, d. Hubbard
Sixth Rdrd,-J. L. Fabre, o, neBuys o. Deery and L.
Gastine Jr.
SereRth HdrdA. IaRose F. C. Layille L. Lombard and I;
LaroQue Turgeau,
Eighth Ward-F. Bourges, ]. p Barnett F. Constantine and
C. o. Leblanc.
BuRGLARY.-some enterprising prowlef got upon
the gallery Of house Circus street. between Grod and
Julia, early yesterday morning. and thence into
where he helped himself gold and hundred dollars
| in cash. OF course, he got off Undecided.
The DISTRICT CouRTs-Nothing was done in the
First District Court Saturday, beyond passing few
sentences and dismissng few petty by pros
In the Second District Court appeal the Supreme Court
was taken from Jadge Morgans late decision dismsng the
application of D. De la Crox for the Of of the
bate of Daniel Clark will in favor daughter Mrs Gene
raj Gaines In this Court also City ATTORNEY
Lave instituted suit for the recovery fine of $780,
by party in violating the city ordinance bearing the oh
srneton OF sidewalks.
in the Sixth District Court Judge Howell gave his decision
ihe of Judge Heistand the City which the judge
claimed commissions of per judgments against dein
quent payers obtained by him in his capacity "a Assistant
City Attorney several since The Judge after careful
review Of the decided in favor of plaintiff awarding