The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-08

NEW Yox. Oct !. 1858.

BoWery. Il appears that before the building vas
occupied By this nrm. Il was hesdquarters for
workmen was overhauling q closet. which had
been used TO throw aside al the rubbish. he came
across . lot of bones, which immediately gave
rise to the supposition that they were bones OF
human bodies, which had been cast away; -
some people suppose 4 the case in different secret
societes. It did not take long for the news 10 get
into circulation, and many inquiries was the re-
suit, but the excited curiosities were somewhat
grsti6ed when the truth came out after an investi
CATION, which revealed the fact that some fellow
had been accustomed TO eat his meals on that
floor, and being TO lazy to carry out his mutton
bones, he had thrown them into this closet, and
the workmen. being foreigners, were scared ter
Speaking Of this firm, cannot help but say Q
word concerning the patent Arion pianofortes
which they manufacture, - when the writer was
there to inquire a. the bone business" they
gave him sample Of what they could do In the
instrument ii was equal to anything done By other
houses. They claim the advantage Of the Arion
Agrsne, being the only perfect agra1e arrange
ment ever applied, and the length Of time II
require tuning every month. notice their adver-
tisement In the CRESCENT, and must accord to
them standing surpassed by none in this city, for
the manufacture Of really first class piano-forte,
as has been proven by the unqualified approval
given by all who have used 1t.
Little Mac" is here and the whole town IL
after him. although he is stopping in very retired
wsy with friends. Tomorrow night he has con-
eented to receive his friends ct the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, and from present arrangements the affair
will surpass anything Of the kind ever held here.
A mammoth procession and serensde will take
place .oQizids. Wills the s|egsaes End -faahi0a
By no ovation, - was anticipated, owing to .
sansi friends d went of in tug and boarded the
steamer to welcome him home, and while the
crowd awaited bis landing he was carried to an
mp town pier, and speedily driven to the house OF
his friend. 1t is stated that he will preside at the
grand Democratic meeting to be held here on
Monday night next, for which preparations are
being made on large and magnificent SCALE but
of this viii write you when / can say what was
said and done and who we're there.
Last night corporal's guard calling themselves
Irish Republicans, met in council at the Cooper
Institute to swear their allegiance to Hiram and
his tribe. What these men were formerly no one
knows, what they are now no one knows, but 1t is
backs, few renegades have been found and
brought into the fold. As near as can be ascer-
tanned they are m0ngrels or nondescrpts, who
60 for the dust" whichever way they find the
most blowing.
The New York Theater squabbIe about the
lease has Just been settled, and John 7. Lloyd,
who probably knows how to make maps, does not
know how to make black out of white, or else he
made fearful mistake, do not know which.
The lease read that Lloyd should have the theater
as long as the business was mutually profitable to
him and bis partner, Worrell, and as Worrell did
not see the profits, he desired to annul the lease,
to which Lloyd objected, as he thought Foul
Play" was doing well. The decision OF the court,
however, comes in, saying that it was not in the
province of the court to say what was mutually
profitable and what not, and therefore dissolved
the injunction which Lloyd had obtained against
Worrell restraining him from dissolving the lease
Lloyd and his I" Foul PIay" have at last come to
grief, after creating great deal of excitement,
and nearly having the blood of two human beings
shed fatally.
The Mclean Citizens Association imbroglio has
not yet ended. The man, whose name is Nathaniel
Sands, and who claims to be the :" Association"
has reiterated his charges, and Mr.. Mclean re-
plies this morning, refusing to allow him or his
agents 10 make any investigation, but in com.
munication addressed to the Chamber of Com.
merce, he asks them to appoint one person and he
will appoint another, and they third, and Q
thorough and disnterested investigation may thus
be had. This IL q squelcher to the so-called As
socaton, and Sands and his Republican friends
had better get into some other business beside
that of making false accusations against the char
acter of honest men to further the ends of pocket
and party. EYES AND EARS.
The burden OF Taxaslen ana IT'S Remedy.
large Democratic meeting at GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
made the following comments upon the subject
stated above:
You can't zee exactly where the tax is; but, il
will find tax upon the hundred different things
that went into 1t. Itfals on the people weighs on
them like an oppressive atmosphere. You can't
tell exactly what part of you Is most affected by
II, but the whole is depressed as the taxes are in
sidously levied, 90 that they fall on the masses
without their ever seeing the tax gatherer, and
the masses live more poorly and have to struggle
harder than they did before the war. There Is
wayside inn in England known at the "Six Ais. "
On the center of the sign are painted the letters
"a. L. L." minister stands on one side point
ing to the letters and says, 81 pray for all" A
lawyer above him points to the letters and says.
81 plead for all.n doctor upon the other side
points to the letters and says, II cure an (rather
an extravagant statement, by the way.) Above
the doctor soldier points to the letters and says,
81 fight for all" Above all sits the sovereign
majesty of England. pointing to the letfera and
saving. al rule All. - and underneath' hearing ON
his shoulders the weight of the whole sirn. stoon.
sbouldered with the burden. il the labo1er noInt.
ipQ up. saving. II nav for all.u IaurhterG
That IA a solemn truth in EnoIand. and one.
tenth Of the population are manners 4 nd an the
masses of the neonIe of t6;s conntrv arc hs;nr
burdened with enormons loads ~ debt lev;ed is
The form of taxes ont Of s;cht Ne fsa,s ,Sarn
bnt he DOESN'T ace them. He il hnrdensd With
tsyes nntT n n,esses and rs;rbs ~ go 49, "