New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-09

] CORRESPONDENTS Oh bhG 4fpf AeAAN t-EstH s-AN
tremendous fellows No where in Ghristendom Or
Hoatbsndor can their equals be found. In their
line ttev excel all creation. They can outle llother
Iin liars combined Their faculty Of misrepresen.
tation Is nnparaeled Their adherence of truth is
nnnrecedgnted. The devil would drink holy water
thousand times voluntarily, before they could be in.
dnced. Of their own voiton, to tell the plain simple
tr1th once. A grain OF sand sufices them for
mountain or d mountain for grain Of sand, just as
occasion may require, The fellows possess ability,
as general thing, which, if rightly employed, would
secure them respectable ana reliable position but
as their vocation leads in the direction Indicated they
are rapidly acquiring due appreciation from lin.
| tellgent portion Of the general public.
Not long since the Hon, Pierre Soale, of New
Orleans, visited Washington. He may be there now
for aught we know. His arrival was perfect god
send to the veraeioUs Washington correspondents Of
the New York papers. They pitched in with will
rush and rim, rather unusual even for them They
" went it, at railroad speed and with railroad reck-
lessness. They asserted that he came to see the
President; to regulate the policy of cold Buck :.
70 govern the deliberations Of the Cabinets to direct
how Central American questions should be settled;
| to prescribe the course Gen. Walker should be al
lowed to pursue in future, whether he returned to
Nicaragua or not to declare that the conduct 81 the
Washington Union towards Senator Douglas was
ridiculous and suicidal in the extreme, and that he
was the only Democrat in the country who stood the
slightest chance of election to the Presidency IN
lSG0 and to define, locate and determine how the
foreign and domestic matters OF the great american
nation should be controlled generally. In fine, thes
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taut on the continent.
From among the numerous notices OF the honor
I,fE1 ,rT 7s5a aiFT- yTfp1l lin ba
flig;r rr,n, tbe latter of te CORRESPONDENT of the
Nav Work Times as the richest. rarest and raciest,
NJ apbt Mr. sone has laughed as heartily over it as
NJ nave. Here IL is;
Naturally. and cutie properly, the unexpected visit
of the bon. Pierre Soale excites remark. Mr. Soule
Is yet man o. power 1hougn ny VIZ nogel =
S Pu9lG M M names even mat if he
enter the lists he win beat MIR Sldel for the Senate.
Like Mr.. Benjamin, Mr. Soule is Jew, and the
Hebrew element Is Q rlsi4g one - W. aggtesase l
ogeSs y, ' are se ~ have nae ieen imnIesson
on Mr. Buchanan 1T Ostend The manifesto thence
issued has always been understood 70 be his compo-
sltlon me pgiPes Wete hs osa ii.4S M
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II by some assumed that Mr.. Soule has come here
to hold Secretary Floyd up to the execution OF the
sGheiae ne skesenea 70 az toE erP g
aaa Assent mon Gnba If tha il lii Grand he
will, Of course, consult Mr. Buchanan, and show to
him that no more favorable momeat than the present
Ca occur ~ w. taetneoh y sts m se
Setsils If engsSine William walker to command the
expedition, aud recruiting men for it, will soon be
disposed Of.
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USER to the soo branch Of the Tebuantepec Com.
pany and may have conceived hopes, from its recent
disaster Of imposing terms which will enable him
ana MS pEnGPas to snare IN iae proats o. Jne man
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