New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-05

Louis Hubbard, charged with manufacturing
bogus omnibus tickets, was committed for trial
before the First District Court. Il. -
d Dish from she London Punch. ~
g We have seen, says the Richmond Examiner
a copy of the London Punch for December, which
is decidedly rich on American affairs especially in
its cuts and caricatures Of Washington notabilties.
For the entertainment of our readers, we dish up
a few specimens of its favor: 4--4 a E ~ aF.s
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BULLS
An English Bulls run calls aloud to beware
Of his horns ever prompt to assail,
But a Yankee Bulls Run is another affair,
And creates most alarm by bis tail.
a CoNTRAsT.-English character personifiea is
John Bull. That of America is embodied in iona
than Bully. z%s s-,E%
K The AMERICAN ExHIBIFIoN. Mr.. Punch has
great pleasure in announcing, in the most otficious
manner, that the directors of the International Ex
hbition have not forgotten the possibility of the
ern States of America The subject has been
taken into grave consideration, and negotiations
have been entered into with the Lords Of the sAd.
miralty and the Communicating Chief, in order to
the adoption of means for supplying this deficiency
should it unfortunately occur. Without entering
into details, Gas the whole arrangement may be
rendered unnecessary BY the arrival of Messrs.
Mason and Slidell about the 2Sth of December)
Federas declining to send contributions to the
exhibition, the space now appropriated to such
articles will be supplied through the e3ertons of
gentlemen connected with our military and naval
selvice, and that among the involuntary con-
tributions from the North will be the following
tices: ay .S4% .sg|+4#
/. The Niagara Pals, (American portion) by
the kind permission of the Canadian authorities,
and to be returned when done with s n
2. The American Eage.-The interesting animal
will be provided with large supply of its natural
food namely, Bunkum, to be obtained from the
offices of the New York newspapers. %5&
3. Several bottles of Hail of Columbia. *
4. Curious assortment of Stumps,s on which
patriotic oratory has been delivered for some
years, with the happy consequences now before
the world. -;
8. Several Platforms, forming further portion
of the Stump machinery. ~ s-1g -,-sE
6. The White House--name Of q Lincoln = on
the brass plate. @ r.N ~
7. The coat in which Mr. James Gordon Bennett
editor of the New York Herald, was whipped by
Eleazar p. Growky H-s a.
8. The coatin which Mr.. James Gordon Bennett
editor of the New York Herald, was cowhided by
Piineas X. Blazer. s
9. The coat in which Mr.. James Gordon Bennett
editor of the New York Herald, was thrashed by
Ebenezer v. Whopple.
10. A collection of nineteen whips with which
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, editor Of the New York
Herald was at various times fogged by nineteen
slan6efed Citizens ..-"
IL. The boots with which Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett, editor of the New York Herald, was
kicked by l1paminondas P. Buffer.
l2 Six pairs of highlows, and five pairs of shoes
with which eleven other slandered citizens have
at various times annotated the editorial labors OF
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, editor, of the New
York Herald. -ss ss0 @s@ "a b. -" 4s.a.
49, Remains of the brandy, ,smashi in which Mr.
Seward pledged himself to insult England on. the
earliest opportunity, and the glasses from which
his sixteen previous brandy-smashes had been i'm
bibed by that statesman. +, ~. r.
IA. Flags Of the Southern Confederaoy, captured
by the armies of the North. Promised condition
able. Ie-' ~
Is. The Declaration of Independence. To be
reverently preserved, and returned to the North
when a statesman, worthy to fill the place Of
George Washington, shall demand it.
lG. Specimens of Jerusalem Snakes, Ringtailed
Roarers, Regular Opossums, and other curiosisies
of American natural history. ~
II. Bhoy.-It will be interesting to compare
this animal with his superior, but member of the
same genus, the Gorilla.
lS.Specimens of Editorial Writings. (Disinfect
ing fluid will be found in the same case, and label
led Common Sense.') e."
10. Secret Treaty for, the Partition of England
between the Emperor of Russia, Mr.. Seward ant
the King of the Cannibal Islands.
20. Mr.. Brigham Young, the latest ally of the
North and model of his Seraglio.
"a. The original Book Of Mormon, as about the
only original work which America has produced
since linickerbooker's History.
%. Specimens of American Apes and Natural
lied lrlshmen, stuffed.
THE AMERICAN DILEMMA
Your passion and arrogance, Jonathan bride,
And let me know what you call Mason and Sl!dell
Are they rebels? What right, if you take that posi-
ton,
Had you, boarding the Trent, to demand eStradi
ton.
Had Mitchell and Meagher been Slidel and Mason
We you, and you we, would you think no disgrac
Your flag had been cast, its protection from unde
| II we those two traitors had taken, wonder?
| Belligerents call you the men you laid hand on,
And the charge of high treason against them ahaI
| don? ~
We're We fighting the French, then you'd have. n
| objection
To our selling French ENJOYS beneath your Pre-
| lection. .. 81. -.
Moreover, as prisoners of war if you take them,
| And therefore their country's ambassadors max
| them, -,ir
You put yourselves, then, into this situation;
| You are first to acknowledge the Confederation,
| S------- a.., ~.
| MuRDERoUs AFFRAY BETWEEN TWO MIIdTAR
COMPANIES IN TExAs.-The Jefferson Herald an
Gazette says distressing affair took place, as W
are automatically informed, at the winter quarter
| OF Col. Locke's cavalry regiment, in Red rive
county, afew days since. Two ofthe companies q
tached to tile regiment, both from Rusk count,
and commanded respectively by Captains N
knight and Redwne, one of which was compose
Of c6operationists and the other of origiaal sece
sionsts, quarreled upon matters connected wi
old political differences, which ended in fight,
which eighteen were killed and sixteen wounded
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/ AUCTION SALE-The sale of goods saved fro
the store of Messrs Chas C. Gaines & Co.. will be continu
this day at IL o'clock by D. horphy auc,ionee See adv
tsenent. 3l&SH" 5C. u Ss 5tss%' ~ w as& sEg-
i REFURSED.-Dr. McKelvey his old frien
this morning that he has returned and RECOMMENDED the