New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30
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VARIETIES. weather varieties. of last week
great that having them we are
unable chronicle them particularly But really seemed
if elemental gods had started bender
giving the expiring month regular shveee Prior Sat-
urday there cold beezes cas fogs ists froc
Clouds dead Clouds drzzes sunshine
thing in rapid succession and nothing any length
The grand tableau reserved for Saturday
morning. melted into hRzy ukewa forenoon the
misted away in gale and dark drEy followed intro
dncing spritng rainy distreangy duyal
evening. During the rain in playful malice, Old
laughed in at the side giving moentary spec
acle Of golden city in shower Of fancy
fire at the aey theater dying glory the Manet
it's in their pantomes And en when Old Sol Withdrew his
smileleaving the city darksoe brick mortar and
slate stuck in Of mud and water the da
monds murky rain before rattng speuly down from
ornament of leadOd Boreas spcsd things of his
chilly wheezes, and the programme complete.
Yesterday woke damp but bright and gensoon got dry
and brought ont jubilee Of all that buoyan bright
beautifu bright cheeks rusling cnone fancy
shawls and respendent straightforward
promenadng fashion, each park whirlpool Joyous childhood
and philosophical loaerdome beauty gaey everywhere
The ivelest scene of all of course Congo Square
Place rmes should say but can't drop the
name-whers, bewxt the setting and the rising moon
Mons Morat made his second grand balloon ascension The
paying crowd inside was large and the paying crowd
side remendous-alng the whole vicinity, nsus The
cent beautiful the being accompanied by
two other genlemenone of them esteemed
height its zigag showing the different directions
Of the different of air through which ascended FIRST
it took zig to the northeast-then the norhen
other the norheast-and finally zgzRgged some
where in the Third District good down. The voy
age the clearness and serenity the evening
had transcendsny beautiful view of the city surrounding
country. la ..s. s... 7tg.l as
Speaking OF balooning, may mention that the great
aeronaut GODDARD is again awaiting his chance
the clouds with his monster balloon the America" We
he peioning Council the use Of Laay
ette Square, He has with him this time younger brother
daring himself should udgefor intention is to 20 up
with his brother and come down In parachute Meantime
Goddard 0he eder) is amusing the patrons Orleans
theater with displays of his skill necromnncer.
The ball is fairly opening We present one night
week, subscription ball Union Hail. in the Fourth
District ut which beledom and gallantry largely
handsomely represented, and all oyousy the
merry dance Another ball to be given there
Vegas gives his first ball at Odd Fellows Hail. children
folk next Friday night We have believe that
II will be a delightful affair. ,=.a
On 9Th give grand ball at the same pacs on
the 10th, Mount Moriah Lodge No. So Of the Masonic Order
will do likewise at the place and the Ih the first Of
the Young Mems Society Balls is off Odd Eel
lows Hao be followed by four other balls intervals of
two weeks On the 24th-Chrstmas Eve-Columba Wig wam
No. q B. b. of G. Y NJ give ball for the benefit of their
widows and orphans fund and the 18th January Capt
Waltons Company of Washington Artillery intend giving
anniversary ball. which they expect great dancing
of the This far ahead need go
show that the voaes of Terpsichore will be
mitted to remain idle this wuter. AuH7 = sft9
ST. Charles street has undergo spas pictorial horror
winter. Already Poydras the begins
pucker for its animal fits white Niger living skeleton
have opened opposition to the Of bagppe
more than his and their pictures thrice
horrible The neghbohood appears grsd nucleus
hardy friends from the Wabash different
kinds scattered about town. in alarming profson The
double headed TURTLE In the levee opposite
| square, appears to have the call. H. r
In this connection gluted
with itinerant music The keep up the grand organic
nuisance, whilst children, of much than
knee high haunt the coehouses with fddes harps and
cordeons.
To pursue the connection, may state that beggars
penty-mosy fresh arrived specimens of the stales
vagrants of the old world good many of them, too,
thieves and have habit of pushing open loose doors and
gates and marching into back yards without leave
in the most innocent in the world People In
the residential districts should Arrays keep their doors
gates locked Some careless this repeceveu hos
who shoad be careful For instance, Barkers banking
house left standing open Saturday night Sergean
Moehead Of the police however, happened
who discovered the opening and finding an
thief the safe blown anything of that Sort he ndg
nanty closed the bank and reported The fact the
The idea of bank being left
when thieves and robbers thick in heas in
| kennel
The call ope of the Natchez gave the city fine charya
Friday and Saturday was course dsnc ly heard
thousands in all parts of the cysnd o the tho,
at rst supposed that neighbor in piano
hired an organ and was touring to death. great
| tion is the caliope.
1t is with no little pleasure that consider the fact tn tn
week will be the last of The Jury reporer humb
writer of these vareten The First Court Our bon
has beeen at times reved tedum by the richness
limited from reporting Tbe
were two good Witnesses the week One was
old man, undergoing crcss'quesioning negro case
well, SIR said the lawyer severely, you received II
moneyf' Yes, srn replied the witness ''welI sir
asked the lawyer with augmentng severity what you
with that money2 The witness answered. spiritedy at
none of your business p The lawyer appealed Jude
The Judge politely explained to the that he quest
and be After fur her .ik
round the witness sghed polite bow that he was rsac
to answer the question. ''wen again ssked lawye
" what did you do with the moneyp The Witness with
smile of the polteness replied put