New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
SATURDAY MoRNING, sErqEMBER Is, 1866.

ahseristiou 90 per Saruin, Invariably IN advance,
SATURDAY MoRNIEG, SEPTEMBER Is, 1855.
afaster Sam Small, of the Southern Express,
aass our thanks for . late Mobile paper.
Nr. james H.. Han mil, 4, orniegly5 a news
agent IN this city, favored us yesterday with
ghe Louizri rille papers Of the 12th,
Thanks to the officers Of tho steamer Lady
sSSeaee for late Shreveport papers.
The governor OF South Carolina in his mes
sage TO the Legislature, convened in extra
session on The 5th INST, aIludes to the de-
hciency in tie crops, and urges prompt
action for the nportation of supplies 10 save
destitutes from starvation. 10 meetsany ap.
preparation for this purpose, he says there are
no resources available except the sale of State
bonds. which he hopes will command nearly
in the market.
E1EIGRATIoN 10 V5lsG1S1 Leading poll,
ticians and Journalists of Virginia, realizing the
changed condition Of things since the abo.
ition Of slavery and the impossibility oi
working large tracts Of land proftably under
the present system. now hold out induce
nents s1r the immigration Of tile better class
of irnnaigsatts, who can command some LITTLE
capital Some seven hundred Of that class
are now on their way to that State, having re-
Gently landed Ut New York. They propose IL
purchase small farms of fifty to one hundred
acres, which are obtainable on favorable terms.
4 They are skillful agriculturists, and have
anaong them mechanics Of all kinds. Should
this experiment prove successful, it viii be
1 f5lloWed by q large additional inlrui grafton Of
NE same sam & character; h
AiESIcAN ITEaIs. The Rseyista Of Vera Cruz,
Of August 26th, says that Marshal Bazaine,
at the last accounts, was in the vacinity Of
Ueretaro, and would Be III Mexico in II few
days A later paper says that he had arrived
IN the capital,
was said that Maxinailian was to leave fl,t,
capital for Quad ira. or san Luis Potosi on
the 18th Of last month
JuaEist insurrectien had occurredin in JaIis-
60. but it was quickly suppressed.
The railroad from Vera Cruz to NedelIn, is
in running order again.
musical academy has been established in
Vera Cruz, which Is the only piece sofrnews to
be found y ths Forasof the I'd inst
Insurgents ate busy about Toluea. I'm
Eerial troops have been despatched against
tglena
Ts9dosco Iayes has become minister Of.
justice.
Fige persons, Of the oortez family have
been sentenced to death for murder insP Puehla.
Ihe Emperor pardoned one of them,
Potable water IS to be introduced into Vera
Gruz.
The evacuation Of Mazatlan and Tepic by
tlle 1naperialists has been ordered
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The New York Worlds Berlin correspondent
gives Iabored ddiiscrip ption Of Bismarck, which
he pEefaess hy Saying that the phygiognony
4 OF the Frussian minister and his port and.
strength are teudal in their in1perioasness.
whilst us weight is two hundred and fifty
pounds. A man Of such obesity, with al
sshardshut ponderous mouth "a nose of M
significant length. but broad and proud nos
tfiled 4 fhe fesh around his eyes puffy ana
creased, and short, strong and untlinlpled
chin dropping "a huge double fold upo1i4E
his breast !; y with jagged eyebrows which If I
they were heavier over those blood shottenI
eyes would make him lock terrible; with a
pair of istih bull,dog's ears at tile back. ofl
his deep cheeks and with sshands and feet
that afe deteiained even In rest, {Slsew! /,
and ''are large enough to gain even a woiilan,s i
eensuEe. Even such a man may have filed !,
T Isaac the jews idea Of sferIdaI imperious-
ness when Baron Front de Beuf presented
himself one memorable morning, at the door /
OF his dungeon followedby menials with in
strtn1ents Of torture but the, picture is not !
AZ agreeable one The same writer. If he had I
seen Fen Butler here, in the full career Of !
9 ma tyranny would doubtless have found 1
something Of the same feudal impefiousness
II TIA phiz Of TINT Fedonbtabls character.
sieissitada may strip Bismarck, as Il, has /
stripped Butlee Of his power ana his trap 4
pissgs aas then hen this feudal giant will be ]
shlansd w tho iAttingg representative IF The t,
pEa2e Sipg q the bull fight. 5 IL 81 !
a III
"a bad occasion a week ago to mention. = Il
column y ths Philadelphia Press which /
51ofney deVetss fo' 'ssaiisSers to eorresp g
dents III tile is8#'soar letter box, In ,
WeaEness and pretension It bears 4 strong b
resemblance 10 I oul arm chair. tseditor's /
table Z etc., II Harpers Magazine tY
n Our letter box of Sunday die OH bas
reply to 3a Philelogist Who is eyiaentlvsa d
veg y alaeaiss, and asks The d. D. the mean
ing o. divers slang te1ins which as interpre.
ted by The editor, al the latter's personal !
y oharaeter 9lth singular aptness, /
Bummer. says the fatnous victim of +ha
aly Fhilolegist, lis simply yhe Gems,
A bulnmler, Z from whicl the letter "A bos i
been eliminated by popular pronunciation, q
= sealiawag is the Indian name for i spoiled
fish, thrown out of the catch on account II.
its rottenness. The whole caboodle, fan q
aliusion, doubtless, 70 the radical party. Sic.
nifging an assembly is a Spanish word tess- i
Dido which some fifty years ago, i e, when
The slave trade was monopolized by Yankee
enterprise. was occasionally to be heard. H.
its correct form in New England, whittier i
was imported by the West Indian Shippers
.ss IungileSs Z means doubtful 81 worn out
intelligence, with which The Press teens daily.
and is nlanifestly abbreviated from mongrel.