New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24
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THE HOTELS.
MoNDAY MoRNiNG OCTOBER "a, 1863.

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MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER "a, 1869.
THE HOTELS.
The winter population continues steadily to &C.
cumulate; pouring in daily by river, rail, and sea,
filling the streets and public resorts, and rendering
the hotels and boarding houses many scenes Of
The question is much agtated as to whether the
hotels will this winter be adequate to the accom-
of the crowd at its flush. We think they
will n@@
Some weeks since we gave detail of the i'm
and extensions going on at the st.
Charles and st. Louis hotels. Those works pro-
gress steadily, and will soon be finished. The st.
Charles which did not find it necessary to close,
already accommodates multitude. The st. Louis
will open about the LIST proximo, and will accom-
modate about as many people as the St Charles.
The Gamewe telegraph, to connect the two
a,ls, will soon be up; we see one Of the props
Tbe up on house on Canal street.
Ia. at the Hotel, which has kept open all summer,
and is now ref, time undergone much fixing up,
nal host If visitoqr and receiving its usual autumn
The new St. james
going up rapidly and wifi, on Magazine street, is
ceive its share of the wntef finished in time to re-
tain large crowd sumptuous1y II WIN en'et.
model hotel in all respects. A parthItu WIZ 10
ton of it we shall reserve for another ot>
| The Orleans Hotel, on Chartres street, hal
| been much extended and improved this sunni
| For years it has been almost exclusively French
Spanish and Mexican resort; its large and com
Portable family rooms rendering it peculiarly at
tractye to planters and others having their families
| with them. From the rear of the hotel, an l. now
| extends to Toulouse with a front on that street
making the accommodation for guests much large
| than heretofore. The English language has beer
| introduced among the servants and walters, ant
| English or American cookery added to the oil
| French and Spanish style. 1t will be an especial,
desirable place for Americans DESTROYS of familiar
| izing themselves with the French and Spanish Ian
guages.
In addition TO the above hotels, are numerous
others of the medium class; such as the Veranda
the Hotel DIES Etrangers, and others, in which til,
accommodations and the terms will be satisfactor,
to all visitors. If our hotels and boarding house
cannot meet the requirements of the public Thu
winter, we unable to perceive it now.
Our RELATIONS WITH CHISA.-The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says:
The first article Of the Reed treaty with China re
quires that the United States Government shall
employ its good offices in behalf of China, in tn
| event of any future difficulties between China an,
other Christian nations. This stipulation will hav
some significance and importance if the Paris ru
NOR proves true and Mr.. Ward has reached Pekn
and exchanged notifications of the Reed treaty
The first duty of Minister, Mr.. Ward vii
then be to nterpose for the preservation of peac
between China and the Governments of Englan
and France. At Pekin Mr.. Ward might possib
reach the ear of tile Emperor, and advise him t
ratify the treaty of Tient-Sin with England an
| France. Should he succeed in this it will be
great triumph for our diplomacy, and a grea
benefit to the commercial and civilized world.
MURDERED HIS GREAT-GRASDFATHER.-T Char
lesion Courier has the following:
From a friend who has attended the Marble
rough Court at Bennettsville, we learn that job
G. Terrel's trial occupied four days of the week
closing on Saturday afternoon in verdict of guilt
of murder.
ments for forgery, and three for murder by poison
ing, as will be remembered by our readers The vel
dict given was on the Indictment for the murder G
Annas Graham, great-grandfather of the prisoner
The SUNDAY LAW IN PITrsBuRG.-Chief Justic
Lowrie, whose driver was fined s25 for violation G
the Sunday laws in driving his family to church
|
says he was quite ignorant that he had been allow
ing transgression of the law, though he ha
studied it carefully, and officially declines carryin
the case further, because there may be sutton
, before the Supreme Court in other cases. and the
ought not to be embarrassed by having one of i,
judges pecuniarily interested. Judge Lowrie is on
of the three judges who rendered an opnio
adverse to the Excelsior Omnibus Company fe,
years since, for running on Sunday.
! Dry Coon PALACE.-Who shall venture to den
question the importance OF the female element society
he has looked into such dry goods palace as the store
Messrs Benhuysen, Lewis Co., lie Canal
what exertion and outlay the demands female portion
the community can stimulate capital: We will pause
reply generally done by the nqusive paragraphs wi
already knows what the reply will be- bu go on TO make the
mark that heavier and better stock than that of yhc
the extended advertisement elsewhere gives ruden of
idea has perhaps before been collected together with
from walls of 4 store. The aggregate dry goods me
chandse actually confucs the intellect visitor who
tiers the door numbered l6 Canal street azes down
long vista of the establishment lengthy as the cabin of
first class Mississippi steamer Yet this magnificent store
customer can purchase skein of silk, waited on
promptly and carefully if the visitor planter buyn
dry goods for thousand hands, the wife of millionaire buy
costest Of robes haw the proprietor of stean
boat or ST. Charles hotel buying all the bedding and tower
required for the other After reading advertisement
OIL goods, thousands
cent this morning will be very shopping nvasio
of the premises 1l6 Canal street
HE SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT of Nj
H. W. Lyons Nos D. Is and 80 ST. Charles street corner
Common stocked through whole extent of lis spaco
Communications with vast of fall winter cobr
and furnishing goods which includes every variety of
which any body OF size occupation may require
business OF the Southern Clothing Establishment, is bot
wholesale and RETAIL and its sales large the prophet
can afford 10 sell nj small advance seyern adye
tistments.
STATIoNERs' HALL, 81 CAMP STREET AND
BANK PLAcE- G. Steson { Co., general sa:ioners prine
and blank book manufacturers, new stock at ST
TONERS Hal" which for extent and variety remarkable
comprises every desirable article of staple fancy oreie
and domestic stationery much of having been but lust
ceved by recent arrivals from the and Europc With
the brief space Of paragraph notice attempt
aude with particularly leading articles Of til
magnificent stock of goods and reader to IL
lengthy and handsome advertisement of house. which cat
ogues some of the articles for sale and refers great fa
ties for doing printing and binding work
RED WINES, FRUITS IN JUICE AND FRENCH BLAME
ETs-Messrs s. d. Gratiaa Co., importers 20 Cusotnhou
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