New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
Rd,torEal pnragrapn..

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The New York Times has q new hand atthe bel.
lows Of its New Orleans " bureau Hai evidently
much impressed with many distinctive features
Of this city, new to him, but rather familiar to
eosmopolisaas in general Some of his impressions
and statements are erroneous, but manifestly
without assign of MISREPRESENTATION. His sweep
ing charge of filthy streets, is not sustained by
fact Indeed, it is the general verdict Of visitors
to New Orleans, that our principal avenues are
medegs Of cleanliness, That we.have some dirty
streets and filthier drains cannoS be deEaed but
not worse than exist in New York where means OF
drainage are nataral and easy, instead of being
unnatural and difficult as in New Orleans. The3
Times correspondent compliments our firemen II
well deserved terms, snd remarks, with apparent
astonishment, that sur haGSmen arc frequently
honest.
Wendell Phillips loves Sen. Sherman as little
as lie does Gen. Grant Inarecent number Of the
Anti.Slavery Standard, he charges the general
with having imbbed, by his long residence an the
South, .!all the narrow prejudicesand absurd opin
ions of that section, and with hating New Eng
land. Yet he acknowledges tilat shermsn con
duered with his brains as well as with his sword
he will never be King Log" says Phillips
4 which, perhaps, is aRother covert nlRg at zen.
Grant,
Mr.. Peabody S fast- So. .oo8to Phillips academy,
/ Andoyer, Mass, to found professarship Of
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences.
! Geo. s Boutwell,, in speech at Boston, on the
sth predicted that without universal suffrage be-
fore 1865, the Republican party wottd fall cut OF
sight
4 We learn By the New York newspapers that
i Afr Craig was duly expelled from the genera
1. agency Of the Nes YaEk associated press his De
nial to the contrary notwithstanding. All the
persons enployed.as local agents in other places
d win continue to discharge their dutes and will
sepd their reports TO Mr.. james W. simoHton,
who has been appointed to Mv, Usaig's place,
! 1T is charged against 4Ir. Craig that he has
!; labused his position in various ways. It appears
ly circular he has issued that he has become the
Ipresidentof anots news association. Thenews-
paper press of She country are thus to have
opened up to them two associations, both having
: their central Offices located in New York,sand are
to be subject to whatever advantages or disad,
Fl vantages may asise from their rivalry and compe-
tition.
The Toronto Leader advises people not to run
away with the idea that the convicted Fenians are
!, going scot free.
sThe Swiadling Congress- was the title Of q
lecture by Wendell Phillins at Faneuil Hall, on
the 9th. He said Congress had swindled the ne
gro, and that General Grant was either fool or 9
raFsl rrbeattacss mon Grant were received By
Az sro,ea -i4bor,t q 1,;ss and the name of Bnt
j, t1ar y,,as t,ras4e7 1git, vyarr, apnlause.
e Horace Greeley, with characteristic honesty
co15laons M I. IInion T.aaane,, of Philadelnhif
+ a. resoItso,,s cor,,,Iisentn T,,5ga Pond of Bal
i 4;ro,,a 1aso o,a1,lel tba Taf;cals ia carr,
tsar +, IL Iatter citv Greeley holds tfa
go 49, antitIad to 70 ttbants,, for doing RI.
! ), art,r
/ coroo .roi,st which +ba Francb sre renortei
I :, j. 49, Sloreil "a 1ybara fortv Amarican
= ~ bs,o haen ,oyrierad recentIv is
aanntg, II 7,ortbaa starn sia If which little i
4 fr-.,, ,,o,,i,,oll,y +rihntarq ia china and i
I inbal,i,a5 ~ : semi-barbarons neople extremely
+ ;aaia,,s d foia.nors zi+T whom, ti,ev bold bpt
as 1;n,itad infareonrse Tonbtaes II il FIR ont
Y sc,,I,itted u I7pancbn,an tlat tbe Frencf
! .n9boritas & H. Eest bava rasolrea to nroceef
: srsirst tI,. now that these neonlt
? : bere n,brod tbeir hands q tbe blaod Of 4mer
: ,,,o s,,,,,,ose tlat an commander II
! ~ hi ~ IL T. seeliT,g satisfac.
i III, fo5 ~ 'borrit,ie nd ssacre
Hon IA poyall . menbAr. NJ tbe senate of
II tlaba,,e bos ,,ritto,, a latter ~ Mr. Tobn 70
! Fornag asEing hin, ie rIonrress win he satisfied
Nth fba adon+ion ~ tho constitutional amend
roa,+ ,yiJl +ta,, r,it +e s,,pt+c re,,rasan+-
M. + m,
atioh Wlbnout aellahalhg iaftner gnSrantees. Ao
this air. Forney, after considerable denunclahon
/ Of the course Of the President, replies aftirma
| tfyaiv III toles ocaasinn boveyer ID exnres,
III saAss y o.' Y ~
al5 eomplete doubt q Inc concurrence Oh 1At
southern States in this measure, but more THAI
a ntinlatea that it will not be needed to secur
4 +l,raa- -foi,,ti,s Of the,states rearfred
+
a Wendell Phillips says thata Northern born slave
q holder was always the worst tyrant,and that {
n Northern politician stepped in Southern hate i
! the most ineurable Of all bigofs, and the mos
I dangerous 70 trust with power
II ETespondentof az entuekypaperTh yisite'
i John y Bfecklnrldge ln Canada previous to h
departure tor Europe, denies tae reports tina
large combinations Of money nae been.sent hin
friends u tae United states, aad states that h
Q has been hyng upon q few Thousand dollers savet
afom ms salary as q Confederate general and OBJ
/. tained IN sald ~ Cuba The correspondent state
I SaatGen.' hreeAlnrldge occupied neatly fur
nsAed house, sp4leent Tor his family and the prp
sent entertainments q saeh friends as sought hi
!, = society, ae cost OF only w per month. othe