New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29
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MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 70, l85s,


EDrrozsrAz zs-axs-a esfs-azlzzss,
Tyrone Power.
During d highly successful engagement at the Of
Park Theatre III 1885, Tyrone Power, the father {
the aeuteei irish drama, nov represented BY Collins
appeared In the following plays, most 81 which az
hena represented at the ST Charles during the pre-
sent engagement Of the latter actor Loan o.
Lover & Born TO Good Luck, " Secret Service,
"The Omnibus, "Trish Ambassador, ( 81 Patflee
Eve" tThe Nervous Man and the Man q Nerve
'sThe irish Tutor Teddy the Iiera = ne Ri
hive and married Lovers On his beneit nga'
be played to nearly 500, fact which Y saliei9l5
Indicative 81 the high favor with which tae actot Ivy
MI liobt NJ were regarded by the public q that
dav When tbe legitimate Is generally supposed 70
have been tbe ony card to draw houses few
months afa4e tig benelit, Kembie himself only drew
81 an ipto tbe same house for bis benefit, though on
his aFewsl benefit he did set in within few dollars
as much as did Power.
Genius snuaed Out
Every few weeks we observe that some new poet
esst makes her debut in the columns Of some news
PAPER whose editor has dug mp brilliant nugget Of
rbymng genius and, predicting the career Of another
Hemans be supports his position as prophet hy
nnblishing some passabe verses, which, considering
liz yonth II the writer, are really very good, We
remember many premonitory exhibits Of this kind
which took place years ago, the subjects Of which
should now Be i'd the blazing zenith Of their fame, if
they kept pace with their early promise and the
cleaning predictions which heralded their introduce
lion to The world Of letters. But we now hear
nothing Of them. What could have snufed out the
lust lighted candles Of their genius 50 summarily
What has become Of them? Are they are in retire
meut, writing up goIuminous volumes for grand
gusb of poetic literature which shall astonish the
world4 We think not. We would be willing to wa
Ger considerable that they are busy taking care Of
children. MatrimoBy came like blight upon them,
ana condensed their romantic aspirations into the
solidity Of real experiences.
Every young girl Of imaginative temperament has
more or less Of that restless material in her nature
which has al INCLINATION to perspire out upon paper
in metrical form, Some get it of in better shape
than Others and these are the Sucking poeteses who
blaze up like meteors and as soon ego out sink
beneath and are quenched out in the sea of matri-
mony. We can reckon up no less than five who have
risen with some shine and more pufery within the
last three years even and as We know that four Of
the five have ceased to write verse because of mari-
mony we presume that such has been the qnietus Of
all Others who have vanished from the public arena.
Hence We conclude TINT matrimony and verse making
are inevitably anagoustic and must pass another
argument to the credit Of the claims Of the matrimo
NAL institution, as that which alone can render the
world worth decent mans living in. What would
it be- surprising all or onetenth even Of the wives Of
the world were poetesses instead
Bonner and Everett.
Bonner Of the Ledger is fairly stirred up by the
benefit Of the Mount Vernon fund have called forth
and we may presume that the latter is also as he is
the only one who should really feel sensitive in the
premises But be leaves his defense to Bonner, and
that great literary Snowman is accordingly out in
furious card devoted to the vndicaon Of three great
men Bonner, Everett and Sylyanus Cobb! Hea.
Vens What company for Edward Everett, the
bright apostle Of patriotism, to make his debut in
journalistic literature in Nearly fortnight since
we took occasion to remark that Mr. Everett had
gone and done it, and before this time, we are in
clined to think he is very much of the same opinion
himself. "sylvanus Cobb writes for it, edward
Everett writes for it,n etc. cred Revenger, talk
Of love, blood and retribution by Sylyanus Cobb
1.-THE Memory Of Washington, by Edward Everett
Everybody reads the n Y Ledger everybody reads
the N. Y. Ledger everybody reads the M Y Ledger,
Cobb ana Everett Everett and Cobb, etc, etc, etc
20 VIII cnarlatan advertisements announce me queer
companlonship o. blood ana thunder literature with
that of sacred cause.
LEWIS W.. Lyons & GO.-The enterprise of this
f manifested ia heir cohing establishment d. The corner
fist Charles and Common Streets one Of the gFea features
Of the pr sent season. The store IN itself large and agB.
cent psrct model Of clothing store il ied With stock
Of clothing large vared and stylish and beautiful in
IFS ispay at It Ia called one Of The SIGHTS Of Nav
orleans The long elegant counters notered under beap
cioin If IL, haav sor tia sbeived ,alIs a, tasprall,
hacked Win te lbtr articles. Tho win
dows iIlsd with aud fancy things the large
mirrors which egab,e man RI a., n oos "a IL birssIg
re " Nh,
which delivers he goods about town aen aogeiher ffo az
establishment which Is the prde Of the city, md witch is worth
coming long way to see ard patroaz9 It Is needless for us
undertake paFticuarizs as TO L. W. Lyons Co.'s stock
enough say that they have gouo into the business with
both capital and energy and haye succeeded in getting M an
establishment which will be enc Of the standing features of the
city, which will achieve Wide popularity throug The
Southwest Their includes all styles and patterns Of
5psrgHg that Is by man, boy little fodder
ness travel exposure 10 The weather. fashionable
assemblies etc; the being divided of different
partaents each separate other the attend
to by the potes clerks speaking English French
Spanish languages citizens hint parouizne
the house they and doing with bat
strangers arriving city hint the visit tbhel