New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-21
FRIDAY MORNING. sEpTEnBHR Il, 1866.

NEW GERMAN NEwspAPER.-W had the
pleasure last evening Of being present at one
Of the most generous and agreeable reunions
IN connection with press movements in this
city which it has been our lot to enjoy 1t
was the occasion Of the starting of a new Ger
man newspaper the German Journal under
the general management Of our we'll known
friend AfE Kreden, and the editorship
ct AlT. Reizenstein. A more sumptu-
ons entertainment it is rare to meet
On any occasion; on such one as this
It is without parallel within our experience
Before entering on the creature delights, the
guests visited the Office, and were equally
surprised and gratifed to find that without
anything like blatant self-inaation, without
anything approaching anticipatory puff so
complete, SO thorough, so commodious prepa-
xations for the publication of frst-class pa
per could have been made. But there it was.
The paper. the type, the press, the building
The accommodations, all challenged admira-
hon, and they deseryedly obtained it without
stunt or qualification. Everything bespoke
hbeIality, system, judgment and quiet deter
rniaation to effect the object aimed at.
Ihe office is situated ait As Bienyille street.
But opposite there is an establishment that
proved even more attractive than the office,
after this had been viewed for some little
lime Boned7turkey and mayonnaise, lob
ster salad and anchois sales, chicken salad and
veal Ia nsode, sardines and galantine, with
side-dishes and delicaeies too numerous to
mention were found among the substantials
Il AS for the wines, etc, salery Mousseux, ST.
Julien, Charles Heidsieck and Medoo, divided
the honors with ]. K. II and Castellon Pinet
The enjoyment over these good things was
unbounded. Colonel Won Zinken ana Mr..
SchEarz made everybody happy and de-
lighted. Quitea number Of prominent gentle
men lent the force Of their presence and coun-
tenance to the occasion. Among them were
!. the ReY. MI. Guthein, DIR CraWcour, quite
numerous representation Of the press, and
for short time Mayor Monroe, Col Adams,
chief Of police, and others stoo numerous to
mention. OF course the German Journal
was toasted. and so were other papers Ger
man. French, Spanish and English A num-
Der Of appropriate speeches were made, and
everything passed off with the best augury for.
the success of the new paper. May the
omen prove propitious.
Z
city contemporary says that letters adj
Z dressed to the editor, if they contain cuss
words, viii be returned unopened. y
The above has decided smack of Upper
airy. How could the editor know the letters
contained & cuss words If he returned them
unopened How could they be returned,
I It they were not examined TO- see who wrote
them
Our thanks are rendered to the officers Of
the steamer Louise for5late Mobile papers
We are obliged to the officers Of the steam
skip Florida for late Florida files.
Through the kindness Of the officers Of the
Southern Express we have Jackson papers ofI
the goth.
ne 1ndefatigable Master Sam Small il I
again entitled to our thanks for late Boston,
Cincinnati and Vielssburg papers, 4
We are indebted to an Unknown friend and Il
5weil-visher for number Of copies of the
0rizaba t8Iexeo9 Railway Era Of various
dates.
IHa AcApHaly. Senior Chiarini ana his !,
talented troupe continue 10 attract large I,
houses and to keep them veil satisfied when
they come Tie attendance IT Tie fair sex
the best proof undoubtedly Of the merits Of
y performanee-is more than fair, We pre-
slime, however, It viii appear as nothing com
pared with the turnout and crush Of youth
and beauty waterfalls snd duplex eliptics
at the matinee Of Saturday,
TIE ST.. CHARLES The curtain falls to-
night upon Duprez 3 Benedict's minstrels,
and We presume that those who listen to their.
last lays, Will lind them sweetest in their close.
The theater win then be denied 10 the public
for couple Of weeks to prepare for the ORA
matte season in good eaznest.
Revenue STAMPS. Instructions have been
issued BY the treasury department to all the
assistant treasurers, and to several collectors
of customs, requiring them to keep on hand
packages Of internal revenue stamps, which
are to be sold to the public at the same rates
of commission as are allowed by the internal
revenue bureau. The national banks that are
tsdesignated repositories are also required
to keep internal revenue stamps for sale, in
such amounts as the public may require, and
at the rate Of commission allowed by the
bureau These rates are; upon $1,000 worth
ssaa9 apMtsrast per cent. discount; sou, a
per cent; $500, 3 per cent; $50, i per cent.
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There was a serious riot in the outskirts of
Cincinnati on the 10th. A German Turner's
association were holding picnic, when they
We're interrupted by party of roughs, who
Insisted on dancing with the women, and
eating and drinking without paying, when
The disturbance occurred, A good many
beads were broken, and one man was seri-
susly stabbed. The roughs were finally,
elected in discontinue.
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\ Iiaayenworth dispatch says the Sioux,
rapahoes and Cheyennes have taken the
Yarpath against the ranche-men Several
raiders have been killed. and much stock run
q n fight with the Sioux. fifteen of them i
Fege killed. All the stage stock at station i
Test Of Cottonwood had been stolen stage 4
adj been attacked, passenger killed. and the +
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