New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

A letter from Natchoz, Miss, says: There ia
young man here who halls from Richmond, Va.
His name is Judah Mannheim. He came here With
out q cent Of money about one month ago. IL APP.
pears that during the war he did great many ia
vors for an old man from England who was on a |
visit to this country, and since the man has gone
home he has been taken sick and died, and in his
will he leaves this young man, Mauhem, fortune
Of 100000. The young man leaves here in few
| days for Liverpool to get his money.
1t is reported that learned German doctor,
Joseph Klein, has just discovered in one Of the
libraries on the Rhine some fragments of Cicero
hitherto unknown.
Rosa Bonheur, it Is said, is anxious to see
buffalo, and therefore cOntempates visit to the
| United States.
George Alfred Townsend will remain abroad a
year or TWO, and write some novels before his re
turn His military letters will be published in the
World, and gossipy ones in the Citizen
| Frank Williams, cashier of the Second National
Bank at Terra Haute, died suddenly at New York,
last week. He was very feshy, weighing about
| three hundred pounds and died Of extreme heat.
He was thirty-two years Of age.
The following are few of the large incomes in
| Philadelphia: VIM +. Potts, SIS 1885, G. Colket,
| S49,8l5 Samuel H. French, Sl249lO; William
| Sellery, 1852 $50; William IL. Bement, S6l,oo9
| James DOugherty, S628
An old lady named Hall lives at East Sandwich,
Mass, who for more than fifty years mas not 2een
one hundred feet from her own door, though In
good health the whole time.
| A Northern Editors Comments the Memo
rial FlOwerB.
|
How touchingly beautiful must have been the
| SIGHT of thirty thousand Southern women and
children in Richmond strewing the graves of their
| fallen dead on Memorial Day Truly it is sweet
for ones country to die when the ha2d of beauty
| the tear of sorrow and the sweets OF the floral
kingdom are brought to the last resting place of
the loved who died in defense of their land their
loved ones and their liberties.
The women may wepp-
The mothers inay pray
The heroes may sleep
mere c'he'n II u"y
When history VIII DO iuis Ju7uce 10 nose WI" WIZ
went forth To 40 or 10 die ioE tuer country No I'll
or South.
Who is there with a heart IN MN frat would noi
rather be dead soluier u LAal cemetery watched
by beauty, covered Wild teaf-wtI movers, an III
Shflhed ia memory ~ tley afe py tlpae WIZ au
mlre bravery, thah 70 De one o. our NortneTn van
dalic generals Ike butler Banks GURUS w ash
burn, Ffentlss, SchuFE, bufl!slue' huIdbelI, %no
others OF 'hat Grass OF patIloSS, HAo LouSIL ~
spolls ana not Tor principles, ana VINO were lnoa
active when the enemy were IN IneF TeaL 1,
There is not solder grave ID an tle !2outL
nlied WIN nm VINO wore tne 4aucu Slay nuy u
before God ana the true WORN more q q ntan AZ,
patriot IMAM the pottical t?ol o. tyFanny ~,
uses his othGlal posltlon 10 via WeaiIh Lnateau
honor, and whose most sucCessiW WARFARE va
carried on against women ana cnhafen, aiole an
detenseless. VINO Will sure" mowers o'Sf ~
grave OF thief Butler or commissioning bahhs
Who will, with roses, perfume lhe aiF over NIUE
loving Curtis or plano-loVlng PreuuSs VINO WI
shed tears over the graves Of hundreds Of NortheT
officers who robbed, burned ana plLaged u
homes Of innocent parties? Angels may wee
over their sins, but m0rta!s never VIII weep owe
their virtues.
And who Will weep over tue graves OF the y
rants, towards and tools of tyrants who weI
about the country mobbing men for an opniot
imprisoning men for their belief, and beating the
brains outwth clubs for not shouting lie IN prals
Of tyranny, cowardice, wrong and usurpation
God bless the good women Of our land, be the
North or South. God bless those VINO are true
themselves, and who honor the heart which aior
makes woman lovely. Women OF the North,
you read of the sorrow OF those OF your sex
the South, those you have been taught 10 nav