New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-09
Re5 Orleaus Duilp Cresseut.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9. 1861.
&otpl sSntfIllgtnte.

City Hall and the Marble Hall.
First G. J.-Cudgel thy brains more about
it but tell me, as thou hadst Christian birth, and
Iookest for Christian burial wI.o is the greatest Of
living men in this mighty lang, which, divided, yet
caIleth its father Washington?
Second Il. J.-He that roametl the streets and
searcheth the market places, with lucre in his
hands, wherewth to pay that creditor who hath
never pursued him. never taken counsel of
Sheriff or Constable.
Ftrst.-t1 to.
Secondly here?
FI,'st.--I like thy wit well, in good faith. still
thou art an IDIOT; to : again coue.
Second - Beaurcgard, the chieIta.n, who did, at
the plains Of Manassas, scatter the armies Of tie
North like chat before the winds.
F1-$t-Fefy good, for that thick skull of thine.
But who is he that is greater than Beauregard?
Second.-Marry, now | can teN.
FRS! TO t.
iecc0nd-Mase cannot tell.
Fir$t.-Thou addlc pated Enave, the man is
Gerard Sth.
.See0nd.-How why? wherefore?
Ftai.-The armies of the North did appoint tie
great Scott 70 lead them "cn to Richmond =
argal, Scott is the greatest man Of the North.
Beauregard did vanQufsl those mighty armies
ergo, Beaurcgarj is greater than Scott.
seccnd.-But how can 6tith be greater than
Beauregard!
FTrst.2Thy stupidity exciteth ny admiration.
There was time when Beauragard and Stith did
strive like horses to see who should be Mayor Of
this great community. Dost not remc mber?
Second.-By my haIilome, thou hast spoken
shrewdly. Stith is the man. He vanQuisled the
great Bcauregard. owe thee one.
First OHt UDou thee! Get thee gone, with tby
to,,r,ra cr i,.aa and rr,,fn of rrra
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''tEoHf-~l pfIH.e': :i!Vid. 4Aa' Fdii@ cLLlA LVeih
Il a mansion across tic Highway from mine ana
marrow is that highway anG at most times uiet
rt,1,a, gt.tf, hath =, ,,l,.. ara? ,l ,f,f,,e n ,i.
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ntoy w '''ul7 '9 I'd" !" 'Ii7 iu' L'' anu f1t 'ae
high noon, and in The evening and night. Power
fuI are the !Qnr3 of that baby. ana endless its
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""iS' 1,''~' '"''' 'i"E WAS sN'''' 'oL'li ~
.Iherrd Hulo lle Co4s0rt ol A!Noh S great queen.
Victoria?
Fyyst-pi-slt awav I have thy meaning Re
, .. 1,S,
eluse TX Is " s''u s''" 'A0U9''-"uS 1N7O"hI "+0
iather.
iSec0n1.-O Out upon thee, for the real ackaDancs.
He ia f,rfer of trt. Prince Of Walls
f|$''--''o w.
Sen0ad.-Where
Fast,-To Marble Hall. I owe thee two and
s4rai,rltvro,- vii nav tha sam.
WASHlEGToN ARTILLERY AATL.-Ne are re-
oueRttd to state thatJ Howard Goodwin Commits
e,, r,.o,,t f tia r.ot+,1i,, " srrc,o, ,r,i,ror
S -. ~, c.,1a,..I |
VINO mas peei mere Oh iuti"HSA i"F IGe paS' Ten
days, will leave for Major N1Itons headquarters
tomorrow (Saturday) morning.
All 1atter ro, ,1o,1,are or tho Pa++a1i,r Will l.
H. r. ,.r. ~ - 60,
CHGeFl"- '"'''iI o% 4''' II i9'' at ~ ~ N"-HP
street BY i 0 clock this afternoon,
A REGULAR mail, twice a week. continues to be
s, ll -. .j,o 7, ,4+o1;o,, c1,.,,c- ,r, o-or7,,
and SATURDAYS, a. } o'clock p. NJ, al No. 40 Camp
s+roe+
ALHlE1t- lTEN@.-Ehe AlEerlne NeWsbOy CaInC
over the river yesterday. fre:gh'el with the fol-
I-,-- ;,,,,, .I.% oro az iy+,ra..ir Il :. eila Of
-''''' N u
the river as on Inc olher'
Tie Gio1fiar at he lee H97sc-Our rcQi!ers
will rucoile.J tie aIIrav NAi.h took llacc at j. L.
Warner X Co.'s. ics.h6use at the ltaIlryad Depot
on the l1,A uIt The ulaltcr came I'm for eSamina
1oTl Oh Yesterday before Justice MYrel who takes
the 1,lara of judge Fyrt;pr, absent ia Vjrcina.
Tie venerable ftru Of Christian Roselirs the
great professor Of Civil Law in the University of
louisa Ht. "4o 10, apr ta!e4 ior MS 1--WE ar. l. T.
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