New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-14

4ot y0nr father have the land. It is pity these
papers could not be found. They must exist some
On s sSegsss Hare, u It what place, they may
pfobxbE be found. Id d letter.
Mrss i i. y0ur mother and Jane Joins me in best
Sizhes to yea: Write yoqr aged mother; y VIII
be satisfaction to her that you ought to indulge
Ill ii, lam aiisctionateay yours, etc
N AZ. Ddnalasda sgHserys ANDREW JACKSON.
A Ferest PIesnre-
d Day at Long Lake ia one Of those charm
ing extracts Of wild wood life that are 80 refresh
woodland hannfs Of tie deer, with the home Of
Tie doe and her little ones il worth copying Let
THE rsader watch with ns At this cover. L Is even
an did hunterfa Boast to have Witnessed scene
IKE tllis. W. shall not have to wait her egress
Z long. Hark she is coming even now. The trail
ing Or boaghs wave slightly and part, and the doe
axps ont half proudly and half timidly. She stops
short and quickly turus her large, facile ears, now
sra now backward, to test the resting breeze
= Tor sources Of warning. a long time she stands
With one fore-foot slightly lifted, and her large,
Liquid eyes rove into every nook in the glen She
u gannf, and her coat is dry and rough In spots,
for her Inotlerly cares and alarms have wrought
severely upon the gentle creature. Her long scru-
ting, il seems A. satisfactory, and she trots few
feH r0ds distance ard turn fond look back upon
tic spot that cunceaIs her treasures and her cares.
Ei1aaF, pefanaded that the coast ia indeed clear,
al staEsso dorm re gIen Ct quicker. more de-
4 the brook, eighty rods away to crop the wild
water grass One who has seen this will hardly
again draw trigger npon 50 m0theriy creature.
Now that the doe Is away, perhaps we might
steal hasty peep at these lnved, torturing treas
Il Hres 0f hers. IL SO we must be quick and silent
about II, for she Is likely not TO be away long and
ne most Hiiing Nhim getting into her brain would
far side of her retreat, and there wind way fat
on the ground, under the heavy spruce branches.
This should be NE spot tfe center Of the thicket;
but where il her bed You don't see IT,; o careless
eye would mot dstect II in that stray handful of
nosR. Bat our guide tells us to peer more closely,
and Earely there Is the slightest of paipitatons
under that blanket somewhere IL rises and sinks,
e. TO the faint breathing of something. Carey
lifts the moss blanket and an! there they are two
of ah6 fiaast of satin coaled veiyet-spOtIed nest
\ Iings Tho Little h00fs, that hardly would cover a
bit, shine like polished ebony. What d
look of gaieless wonder is In The large tame eyes.
They d0 not start or shrink with fear, for they
know no enemies. This one raises its head to LICK
ypIr hand, and rubs its velvet nose against your
pain, ana appearsto like your caresses. But they
sheer; the damp raw air of this spruce thicket Is
too chill and We musl hurry away from this sane
tilted precinct of maternal solicitude SO replace
the moss, warm and duwny, aud we will shy away,
leaving no broken twig for Q sign.
II ii seldom that one sees q more forcible in
ataReec a the 4 pnsruit Of knowledge under Diff
euIsiez, than is recorded in the following sketch
Of vesdant Connecticut youths first voyage in q
steamboat 80
His curiosity was unbounded He examined
here, md be scrutInized there he srormed from
The engineer compulsory lecture on the steam.
engine and Hechauics IN general and from the |
fireman ~ essay on the power Of 4 white heat,
mo the average consumption of pine wood, ETC.
AZ length biz siHquifing mind was checked In |
~ Investigations He had mounted to the wheel |
house, and WIS asking the pilot:
{ hat you doin uiat TOR Msters what good does
ID NJ here observed BY the captain, who said
- xrph voice
q talking Vi the man 1T the holm |. Go .,way?' I
:. GER esf butt only wanted to know. 1
s - 81, you do know now that you can't talk to
hlm:ao jlat go away 4
came down; and as it was soon dark he presently
went below but four or Ave times before lie turned
M no was on deck and near the wheeI.honse /
eyehg y VIA 4 ihoughtnl curiosity; but with the
1spah ssll V his ears yenturing TO ask no
u the irst gray OF morning he was up and out
on deck and alter some hesitation, perceiving no.
bedy near save the pilot, who was turning tie /
wheel as when be had last seen him. lie askaa his
suppressed question III an obiique STYLE somewhat |
characteristic of his region: IN i 1''S a.,
Mal.gciu 2 YET ha Been at i all night, has
s a, Sxaefelh,S on iae7- up, ha? y
What vague ideas Of ascrewin, up" boat to
make her go ahead, = must have bothered the |
peer fellows brain during the night
PaESTIer ~ Iittie Western editor. who pre.
eaias Y ee literary. attacks the literature OF Mr.
g There j. as much difference between
IN .Assfetuke 81 Mr. Everett and that Of the little
81 y bolt Of lightning and bolt
e se1ths 81 paper speaks Of It's candidate az
? Hhs'6. y suppose he drinks and spouts.
), Heenan and sasera are making such d fuss abont
$3.50 Is5s, tnas ~ Wisn some big fellow would 40
e ..ss. aaa Wa1p thsm beth We havn't time Just
The famous Gen. PILLOW, Of Tennessee has vvr;t
tan long ietfer IL support Of Douglass He seems
- hare sueceeded about as nsuai-that IA nat n,s
all he has made an enfrenchment to protect IL y
isssas1's ana sas aissa for his friends . IN
When Mrs. B0disco was married at Washington
the other day, President Buchanan gave her away.
4 = not the first time he has given away what
didn't belong TO him.
Washipgton letter speaking Of the Baltimore
Convention. says that Mr. Douglas Is or tiptoe.
Probably the Little Giant Is trying TO get his coat
] faal q little further from the ground. "a
One Douglas editor says that the seceders from
the Charleston Convention twill be booted out of
s the Baltimore Convention IL they make their ap-
s pearance there and another says .sIhey will be
SGT down in short order. If they are severely
bopsed, 4 viii be cruel to set them down too soon
afterwards. 81
Hamlet said there was something rotten in Den.
marx. bat oar Government Is now sort of Dem
marx 10 which there & nothing that isn't rotten
H Ae victory we're always to the strong i, the
poleeats e lhish places ct Washington would have
y 9 ed tl.as ths deaths by consumption among
Ne stone cutters Of euinccy, MfIton Rockfort and
tie marble works Of Vermont. siree they have
CEASED shaving. have decreased City per cent
A2sssnds Of artisans, whase employ menf d preiu-
Sasaa g healthy lungs, have decreased their la
~ letting the moustache grow. =