New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

A sfe disrobed Madame 7. sa;d "a ua,a;a,. !. q
Wen, You saw Tie success OF die breastpir, ~
aNaw yon,u g;0s, n 3, - .,o,,,, -, ~,
est III w = e.s@ :. - N.Y. "on yo', oe&t'
: III wfIt.,,
uoti daar xoa5 .,.atI zssst -.
ernbracs unar, xoop, anis s AaWaras must
Yon 6ayeint cslIed me III M ,s
Because You have not made ne ~ h ss th
long tine, Now.I I'll teII yeu what; you gave me
~ II t To- ing sew lear e ply
sss - a ~ XIX ate rsnoaace ie
nav for the brsas a,aa " oesr 'hree onsaha ana
Pay Y WI Sys II H, ~ - 49, = Il,
III y - isass heep she money dear Anas-
sas y HI i. ! n
ayss lssr = senervgs q men. yoayea
! ~ kssP ~ q Iagaef, give me one hundred
ana y Y IWeniy Il sl ana keep tIie rest
II ~ w r. nuno a ara twenty francss one--
~aaT ~ yo ~ MEAL s;aa 70 8,
AI@ss tne priee 81 .he emerald ~
ana EQBRfd, 4 most generous o. men, ex-
planned.
Madame had worn the paste at Coanelicct's bali
Madame sI,d, was indignant Monsieur L r abomin
me wear false JeweIry, to have myself viIlidsd
called re :. fortys OF shan never
Lei US cut shors . scene. Of which m truts, W.
were not witnesses, bnt only gained tese details
through the indscretion Of d friend.
The next day the two breastpins were sent back
70 the respective jewelers. Monsieur unwilling 70
false. Fifteen days pass. The Layogues are in
vited to soiree ii the Grabeious'. 1liey 20.
How ID this, my dear ~ cries the Widow Grabe-
lou to Madame +. You have mot put On your
famous emerald this eveningt Do yon noe think
my soiFee as worthy or The honor Al those Of tie
Caiapaszes OF the CoqueIicots? Yo1 wound nv
feelings, believe me.p 81 80 -
Poor Madame i. begs Thousand parions teIIs
Countless number Of little fbs HAT eyeiIiDr.
Madame q has not COS her famous emerald on
No! but she has her red nose though " reSfies
another Madane y. Sverheafs ma Convinced AZ
last that her husband can't be cOaxef inta {p s;x
thousand franc breastpin sie resolves on buyir3o
the bogus jewel in time to sport It at the Pafd6uf
iasses pa,l the next night, and coverty seeks the
paste dealers, where she ID shown tue hoaus ar
tice, just az il was returned in fts red morocco
case, and whence she carries it away IN frirs1nb
very modest triumph! The rest of TIA seasrr IL
one long ovation. Es
A year goes BY Bot first we must retrace our
steps, and return to the day succeeding that or,
which the two breastpins were ssnt back ia the
| jewelers. On that day an American lady Gaia an
the store m the Rue de la Pafx sees the sx thor-
sand franc emerald likes H. bnys & and faf
ing takes It with her to England. and thence per
steamer 70 Boston. When tie yessel reacfss did
harbor OF Boston, the weather Is ~ boistefoua tat
| she cannot make the dock The inpatienf vow
| rowed ashore That which carries ia Amaricar
lady il capsized. and, though tie passengers are
saved, the luggage j. al lost; consequently the
Now We return to Paris, and to fha presens jan
uary. Madame Lavogue, after q long geason al
triumph, has begun to discover that II far -
Jewels are concerned, the bogus passes as vel g.
tne SIMON Pure, and she has consequently worn
ZEE emerald brayely. But, about tte beginning
concludes TO have apendant attached Is re 6resst
pin BY way Of variety. So she goes to he paste-
w WeItIy puL ne Tells her that real pendant will