New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-23

we thought the obstinate hotchpotsh was at last
Done ready % be dshed and t upon the table Of the
Union aarnshed with Lane and Robinson Ia Sen
afe des Etats Unis. Bat no IN comes . mznizcal
tmnspit from the State OF Virginia. who adds his Gu
nary pronnnciamento 70 the already given opinion OF
the cooksters Pugh and Douglas, and declares that
the dish may indeed 60 10 the table bat not remain
there Il must come hack again to the popular sevsr-
eighty kitchen and undergo stin further seasoning
at the hands Of the demsgoguie aspirsnfs for the
Presidency.
With one accord, the Democratic members Of the
Virginia Legislature, in csncu assembled. have pro-
nounced against Wise. This Is good this i daring,
this Is glory enough for one day Bot al this viii
not suffice to keep the Kansas broth from stH fur
ther stswing, frying, boiling hrsling, bubbling and
bleeding. II Is the pfses de gesistance which the
Black Republican gormandizen cannot dispense
with, and must be kept hot Ior the Presidential ban
qoet Of 1880. II Southern gsatlemen object TO the
repast, the best thing they DO win Be- to set
table Of their own, Bat VII they do this7 No, in
deed Concession to the North. and 70 the rabble,
has become 50 much part Of the Southern members
nAxare, that no contingency whstsssf not even the
urging q the New York Herald, can impart % him
manliuess euoogh to desert the sale 1angsv
wherein the tablss have 80 sen groaned beneath the
feast Of fit things prepared for tins National Democ-
rsey. BE II 90. II coward driven to tie wall win
not fight nothing s LEFT but 70 drive him trougAthe
wall Perhaps when be b fairly on the other sde.
/ fear may give him energy easoah to build up the
hole he came thrcughs and % ssparzke him fnaly
/ from the fury Of his opprezserz
En- passant, may teiI you piece Of news which
everybody already knows, viz the View York Herald
II the organ Of the Administrsticu Ths Union has
become mere accordeon, snd hence, perhaps ii Is,
that Mr. Hughes, who to hsFe bscome grinder, ct
salary Of $4,000 per annum. has backed down from
the position. In addition 70 the organ and accordeon
the Administration has third instrument, hurdy-
gurdy, 10 the shape Of the Evening Star Besnett,
nndertapd, win Be here in few days he comes
mot For nothing, you may be sure. Knowing his
hsnkering for ministerial appointment abroad had
supposed that nothing less than Mr. Masons place at
81. Cond would satizfy him Bat Nj. buchanan pro-
poses no such compensation II the mare won't go
for money, then the won't go at all This being
the case is safe TO bet ten TO that in six months
from this time Bennett win ssain be Frsaont man.
What does Bennett want with money! Bennett has
money, and money In plenty n he can't gst for
eign appointment be may make use Of Mr.. Buchanan
for time and drop him the opening Of the canvass
like hot potatos e @fNt
The foreign ministers are slI to be recalled Root
and branch, stock Iock and barrel there IL fobe an
entire change. This il settled thing. But for the
incessant troubles with Kansas Utah and Nicaragua
, the mandate would have gone forth long ago. Mr..
Buchanan wants 70 provide for his friends. He dis
likes to part with his old friend Mr.. Mason and Mr.
Mason don't want to come home Bat come home
he must. No exception can be made in his favor.
We shall have that perennial fountain of nutgals and
! birthstone N. Daniel Of the Richmond Exam-
ner-back again II he comes, he win open terri
bic fire upon the Administration, and give trouble
enough to the Presidential aspirsnts In Virginia. II
Is probable he win take ground for Hunter. But
what folly to think Of Southern candidate, even
though he be OF the Wise and Orr stamp for the can
vass Of 1867 Some terrible coavasion Of nature
war with England and France combined, might stay
the march Of Black Republicanism but nothing less
powerful could arrest its progress for moment
d Gen. Walker is now in Richmond, the guest oi
Roger Pryor. BE has many sympslhizerz and friends
both there and in Petersburg But the people Of vr
gnis are slow % do anything except vote for ,
= Democratic candidate. ~ t1s@
a The House is still debating the neutraIty laws,
connection with the arrest Of Gen. Walker. fsal
that the discussion viii end in smoke Bennett ant
!, Buchanan are going 10 have things their own way
In the Senate, nothing OF political Importance
d, transpiring All hands are waiting for news from
Kansas. Douglas on yesterday brought forwarl
g., 0Reillys proposition % build telegraph to Utah
At the instance Of Senator Benjamin. the act passes
g, some two years ago permitting vessels to chang
I'd their names was rescinded Out Of ninetytwo YES
sells Chat availed themselves OF this enactment an.
changed their names thirtyone fonndered at sea-
sustained serious injuries, impeng the lives Of pas
IT. sengers. The loss OF the Central America, formerl
the George Law IS still fresh in every ones memory
y. The week has been and continues to be very gay
1t Secretary Cobb gave party Monday night. o.
Tuesday night, the President exhibited HIMSELF an
10 Attorney General Black entertained an immens
IA throng Secretary Floyd receives tonight (Wedne;
n day) many Of the twelve hundred invited guest
his somewhat limited domain viii contain. Beside
official parties, there are any number Of private pa
IN ties balls, sorees, dinners. hops, evenings morning
aybreaks, midnghts, and private theatricals Ever
TO class here has its ball Pacards apprize you that
such and such an evening the journeymen stonecu
ters will give their annual grand ball, at - Room
of admttance two dollars. The hackdrvers, the soa,
he fat men, the draymeH the polishers Of stoves ii
shakers Of carpets, and the itnerant vendors OF gu
~ wipers and cork-drawers, all have their balls.
wv understand that on Friday next. Bean Hickman i
es tends to give ball to the newspaper correspondent
aud printers devils, including everybody that's ag
,re busted" at faro The entertainment win consist
cigar stunnps and the shells Of half dozen raw.
as As in duty bound attended the leyee. Saw ii
% President and Miss Lane. Accounted them in Ne
III Orleans parlance, good sardines" particularly IL
oil latter, Exanined the contents Of the East Roor
er and discovered no new ingredient. The usual mi
To- ture Of fops in garrote collars, and ugly Flora
Flimseys in low-neeSed dresses. The homeiness
- the McFlimsey yissages would have been relieved |
sec the abundant display Of weldeveoped shoulders,
he tue shoulders had not been enriched by designs
ain alto relecoi. e., pmples. The music Of the mari
ad, band enyened the scene, that it was not dicr
.ss to hope that there cheap circus in the neg
the borhood. Some Indians sitting around the wal
i've helped matters considerably But for them, the
jar would have been no snow at all. Came away
,th, 10 o'clock, convinced that eFee not worth
nth cents.
ose Miss Greenfield, the Black Swan, sings here
oke Thursday night. is said that she sing the br
pht ton holes out of waitscoat think III buy her.
nan - - - hALou.
lns WEATHER AND ROADS IN SAvoYELLEs.-The Mari
Tue vile yiIager Of the 18th says
nan This morning the long absent sun has made