New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13
Aborigines Of australia.


tons 70 the Great Powers only.
| Abosiginss "a lsussrarfa.
Marriage il matter of arrangement or bargain,
az natural exchange, or il il sometimes effected us
e qimss--a quarrel being picked With husband,
In fact, women have no voice Id the matter. being
disposed Of by their brothers or fasIers and grIs
q hIIeen even disposed Of p men Of sixty, ID the
Tie girI & brought fort by de father i 10 has
z spear U one hand and t6mahawk in lie other,
aotta,ng Gown her head jsbherjng and crying. and
aerefa r. hsr intended husband u whom She Is
father Il given de Ill scfsam M ,4s.ss
yell u next heard. & second bjsix = sst45Sn AMI
ne g,ri z dragged ~ the husband y lis miam !;
At this stage Of the ceremony 'esbaI L II tI,e
encampment, wonguims flying about ifon1 come
young men, who, perhaps, had been il keaty for
her. Or had been promised her. The husband
PUSHES from his miam to see who are his rIvais 1
general fight ensues, and very often tho husband
| gets spear wound. The old men. who alone San
! quelI disturbance, take the command
on During ~ this cabal TIE young girl may be seen
her arms or the hair Of her head by her father to
the husbands nliam again, and after feN more
blows, or. IL she is determined, her father win
| spear her in the leg to prevent her going away.
/ Thus the poor creature is at last subdaed and
i slave.r sS5 4.
Il 2 a.. ESRETaf1H
extent Of three wives and that d sati IA Is rem
lated BY the supply of opossunas and kanearoos.
Divorce is not tolerated, though Mr.. Thomas re-
two nfi1enfiai blacns waiI -. \. =. s..,.
on the Goulburn md ill., Yasra S III sss
promised fine youur luhra nasues slesa
expectants were Billy Haniitor. tuow;no hIacF
Of the Goulbnrn tribe. and Gibrand, b. equal
DEVILS river tribel gave the girl to Billy Hamilton.
4 Whenever the tribes met at Melb1nrre "a eionei
to Gllibrand, but was as often re- captared, Thns
for two wears was centinued io1tir1 Tse ,,nc,
girl between love for ilIibrand and saearinc s,,a
touahaw king yyas tfteu near kiIeT - 1-'s,
i At iength II was AGREED fI,ax ill., Yay4a ara
4 Western PINT tribes sfssJa u,ssv ts.
on the Goulhurn there 4, sets,a t,a
combat in Tie presence ~ he Az t;sss ~
accompanied Tie MeIbourne tribess VIA ma
the other tribes on beautiful lie near Colonel
WHITES station 81, Sandy Crest 1sSsx 2nss
desperately: Gillibrand WA acTuossis3~X ~.
i conaueror. Grand corrobsya IN aichss fs1Io.rsS
4 and Gillibrand brought back Biz tressare II
i The physical and moral cj,aracss,Sss.. y Is.
4 race are. IN many resnccfs tIase ~ NV $3.50 Y. -.
The hair 4 black asd cnarse Thar, ~ ~
brown and large eyes a connar eoiored consee1.
ion and pecuiiar smell nervades tfa i,cs3v iFba;.
dress il al opossum eioak II hianfet ffssy 100
1 Kangaroo or fish snake or any Inest INF inorf.
They divide time y heat or cnld ~ ia
time or IiI-nip in soTne tribes hv lie 1losers
and even by Sleeper rs - ~ = 80
Contact with the whites has made them drunken
vicious, Diseased in spite Of tho care exercise5
over them by oyernmsnt ana ser ~ y
dwiudled down in twenty years from COCO ID II
4 MANY hundreds TAthensuTn q -S5-s1r H." -
i -
Il ABRAHAM L1NcoLN,s p,e.rrar.-A late Harner,z
Weekly We have received (May 2eY gives 81 nor.
trait Of Abraham Lincoln the nominee for Presi.
ing wretch he is!-sootv and scoundrelly III n
pect: cross between the nutmer .dsalsr I'M
horse-swapper and the nieiltmarea nreafa5re fSt
evidently, for petty treason small strategeuaa, and
lntt.1
the Harpers for their promptness ana Mains Ens
in giving us portraits OF ali these enivocaI eentrS
the moment they become conspicuous ia iaisc DO.
sitions or in rascalIy practices Their ma rax5ne
has uses similar 10 those af tte nnlic s53ce IN
which all notorious reprobates are at once nhafoS.
graphed, and thus rendered identiaable il ali sec.
ia ~ s'li " snis nol
viii keeI gnod loaEnnt Tot thar, h y W
on.him He s mot The rea Sinner p,ra N -; \; s
the trne Abraham II d MI asra Nh IL ", - y N;
hosomi II ID caued in 1 A. IL u ~ ~
Yankee ~ the nncarnel;ast v;sa &c ,,5 ~, ~ ~
irtiest conlex VIM ana mn, Tss '.i.s !. ~
parsons Faneh after him what decena Witt Sbi
l,ar ,,,la H. 5a;1, MI mns uS ag Mee
'i''.p " oe'u We 1fes'usAs. teuarieseoh mercury.
4 RpttcIx Po.,pp5, Tha7 A =, 1900 a.,
hos haan n,neh ;ntar.s+a 49, ~. ~
hg tba axanatin, ~ ~ sass sa.ungs
Pamne than any which has %, S has =.
i;eb. Thia yeaiaa ~ anaant a. - y
hTanrb ~ eynrass wood ~ 49, =. =
Of cvnress tree sill stanSinr r, vn ~
ii Ii ia to Baron Sayarese we ara inaabta5 for III.
valuable and nnione diseovarv rhe Nesssa,; aa,s
Goyernment hayng commence, ;aog saa, \;
the enyirons of Pompei Raron Saysrase Sann. :,
ng to he RAISING whara he .s
became attracea NJ ia NV "
the men to mil ont the s,u,nns in ~ ma ~ ~
canal. which thew declared nnst he niles s;ven ~. r
for the fonniatinn ~ some bnd;nn ,enS s;,e = go
;she from ina surface If In aartS ha -
howevar tbnnoht atbarw;sa ba Iaa,a a. Z, s
men Isolate we s5nmps. ana discovered roots Of
VeBetauon when nag struck INTO the aoH during
the nrst century Oh the christian era. The savant