New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-02


W editor of the Chicago Republican chronicles
attn of one of his relatives in the following
t'Aunt Biddy,n aged liz, died at Macon,
lst week.
said that the President has selected as
Topographic secretary j. B. Mccullough
.sly known as Mack" of the Cincinnati Com.
.eial
Tie Pope has uttered double prophecy At a
amony held in the Chapel of Palazzo Massimo,
sommemoration Of miracle which, according
Roman legend, was performed by st. Philip,
ID raised from the dead youth of the family of
Asssimo, select party was present, chiefly be-
longing to the high clerical or egitimist nobesse
His Holiness made brief speech in an inspired
and prophetic tone, and spoke of the future, SAYS
the report, as if from the impression of second
sight. He said that the present year would be one
of triumph and of brilliant victory over the enc
mics of the temporal power. II SHALL" he re-
marked, behold the triumph, and, in 1868,
shall render up my soul to God.n This singular
prophecy is said to have produced a powerful
effect on the audience, some of whom were moved
to tears.
The Herald says Santa Anna sets foot in New
York this week IA proper way of stating it, as
he has only one pedal extremely A handsome
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communication
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coJlac+or e,,tlo of NJ, WI. e.,
following Letter
To Mr. snsytfe c,,lIacsor If the part ,f y, v,r,
Dear Si5-Will YOU have the kindness and char.
ity to give me an office, to enable me to get some
pork ana beans, or liver or hash NY pants, too
~ ~ ~ anI ny riuloLe wahts ms renG
attend your funeral fif YOU die first and fertize
your grassy hillock with tears of gratitude.
sleT 10 your qosom lIieaas IAGhard b Connolly
cbaraotar VII 80 ae mn, lT, fas " my
With extreme Affection,
STEPHEN H. BRANCH.
The Hon. Washington Hunt, of Lockport, N.
T., during recent visit to Toledo, made a dona-
ton ofslOOO to Father Hanrin, to aid him in car
rying on the schools he has established for the
benefit of the Irish population of that city.
Queen Victoria held court at Buckingham pal
ace, May s. She wore black silk dress, with a
train trimmed with chenille and Grape, and Mary
Queen Of Scots cap, with long veil, the cap orna
mented with large pearls fourrows Of large pearls
round the neck, and pearl and diamond brooches,
the ribbon and the star of the Order of the Garter
and the Victoria and Albert Order The Princess
Helena, on the same day, wore train of pink silk
trimmed with bows of pink and white satin ribbon:
pettieoat of white glace, trimmed with pufings Of
white tule and pink satin ribbon; headdress, pink
roses, feathers and veil diamond ornaments Vic
toria and Albert Order, and Order of st. Isabel
Adah lsaaes Menken is said to exhibit the sub.
9'n2-ity Of acting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kean arrived home safely
and nave appeared In Liverpool in The Merchant
Of venice"
me honor 81 knighthood has been conferred by
queen victoria on MI Francis Grant president of
tne Royal Academy
among Vne recent deaths IN England is that of
Iohn scandrett Hartford, who IS said to have been
me nero Of Hannah Moore's novel Celebs in !
search 81 WIFE
Inc trenton IN ~ Gazette of the 23d ult., |
learns that senator Wright, who has been for some
tlle IN lthealth, is now lying athis residence in
Newark IN a very pFecarious condition, On satur
gay ne sustained paraytic stroke, and on Mon
Gay was suffering from mental troubles. It's not
regarded as possible that he can recover, though |
ne may hnger for some time in his present CON
aition.
Mr.. Grau publishes card in the New York
papers stating that his wardrobe, destroyed by
the Academy OF Music fire, could not be replaced |
Tor 700 200 that he had no Insurance. upon it;
tnat ne lost the music OF but nine operas; and
mat : snail soon depart for Europe, to accom-
psny Nine. Rlstori, her suite and company to this
country to complete my arrangements for the
next operate season for New York and Havana;
ana also TO perfect the directions which have
sent out to-day TO my agents in Milan and Paris,
70 order and purchase new and splendid ward
fooe for my next season. Maretzek also has
card, announcing that " all his en-
made for the next fall and winter sea-
sons remain in full force, and that operations will
commence early in October next"
Applicants for pardon are not so numerous as
lhey were lew months ago, but those who apply
personally are none the less important. Pardons
we're granted on the 26th in thirteen cases of the
If the amnesty proclamation.
Generals stedman and Fullerton arrived at
Augusta. Ga. on the 27tb wbera tbAv will ror,,in