New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
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estaurant, so that when come to toun fof NY = =
,bristnas holidays, can come to see you.' Ihe y
5outb Is an enthusiastic collector ofposta stamps
md his present demaad is for stamps from fore
mo- countries.,i He concludes with postscript =
,errfng to be excused for tall mistakes IN orto-
graphy 4 n
4 monument of italian marble, forty feet hgh, y
and costing sl1 900, isto be erected IN Marshall
county, Mississippi, to the Confederate dead OF !
that county. ;
The Chicago Timesof the 10th has surprisedali
its conservative friends by coming out IN iaVof OF
qualified negro suffrage. Like Mr. Reagan, me
Times proposes intelligence and citizenship as the
sole qualifications Of voters
4 l;ttleson Of Waldo Abeel, Of Madison, lndi-
ana. was thougHtlessly frightened by passing
stranger and thrown into fit, which terminated
in death.
Newspapers are said to be good substitute for
he'd clothing. This is perhaps the origin of the
apeIlation Of blanket sheeta
The New York Herald advocates Horace Gree
lev for the United States senatorship TO be vaca-
ted by the expiration Of term Of Hon, Ira Harris.
Among the reasons for epartalitgof the Herald
for Greeley is that he has recently laid aside his
white hat and. rusty overcoat and appeared upon
the streets in decent dress. Grseley's prospects
are doubtless good for the posltion.
tits reported that numbered Catholic bishops
have called on tile President and requestedhim not
to be indulgent to the Feniana but let them under
i stand that no invasion Of Canada would pc tole-
frated They promised that the Catholic church
4 would sustain him in such policy.
4 1t is reported that Thad. Stevens has plan for
4 joint committee of Congress to investigate the
conduct of the President preliminary to the CUES
tion Of impeachment.
]; Massachusetts appears to lead the world in the
Il brutal character of its school teachers new
Il case has come to light5in West Milford, where q
cut an inch long was made through the skin of q
child, forehead By a.heayy ruler in the hands OF
an infnrated and yixensh teacher.
Fully onehalf of the population Of New York
live at the restaurant bar and the saloon table. A
half million people, Of all ages, sexes, eoors ant
conditions, depend upon the eating house for the
= daily bread.
Tie New York pulpits were pretty general.
! given overt politics the Sunday before the elec
ton. Everybody was admonished to vote agains
7 the Democratic party and the rum interest. Thi
NAV lie apostolic teaching, but it smacks Of tn
political rostrum a taiHe.
Among recent executive appointments W
Y observe the name of James Wentworth, Of New
Orleans, as United States consul at Moscow, am
I Charles a. u Russell, of Iowa, receiver OF public
moneys, etc, at Montgomery
a Washington special Of the 10th, says the sud
den arrival in that city of Gen. Steedman immedi
ately revived the old rumors that he was calleC
I hither to 20 in the war office. The stories arr
only strengthened by the fact that the attacks Of
Z Secretary Stanton in the administration orgar
here are official.
The papers Of Charleston, Raleigh, Petersburg
and Lynchburg, in commenting over the election
8 all declare that the South will not ratfy the pend
ing constitutional amendment
i Sneaker Colflx, Of whom we expected more
i moderation, has fully committed himself in late
speech at Detroit to the " Pitch and Turpentine
party. He is reported to have said, (referring t.
the people Of the South that ewhenwe go again
with torch in one hand and q sword inthe other
we viii compel them to submit, or We will swee
: them with the bosom of destruction
In the same speech he threatened the Preside1
with impeachment.
\ Ristori continues to retain her hold upon ii
"a favor Of the critics Of the Hub where, in al
u dition to her accustomed line she has acted wit
d great success in " Macbeth ''as well as Chariot
le Cushmar, say the Bostonians the highest prais
n they can bestow. AT her late benefit she mac
e. the following aatge little speech:
ID Ladies agad Gentleaen-IfI could speak 20
language / would attempt to express my feeling
Y butas cannot all that can do is to thank Be
Jig ton from my heart for this noble welcome.
u She then gracefully retired in the midst of t
most enthusiastic and genuine applause, and
I shower OF bouquets Of all sizes and varieties
The Chicago Republican demands that Morriss
~ be excluded from Congress, as a man who
~ whole life disquaiiaes him from sitting in IL
Y body.
Cfaig's news association was to commence ol
~ rations on the 18th. 1t is stated that about h
pe- the attaches Of the New York Associated Pr
81 adhere to him. It is reported that the Tribu
Y! els Herald and Times are TO form an association
y their own next spring, and also that the Hers
~ when it occupies its building, will havenot
Ut but special and exclusive kilograms.
The opera troupe now in this city is to ope1
my The opera house in Chicago December 24th
nss The divine Parepa bias farewell to Washing
~ tonight.
aoF Master Richard Coker, who has recently
turned from Europe, gave concert in Washing
S. on Monday.
ana
for A CLoTHING WAREHOUSE on THE EURoPj
NJ. sTyLa.--The wholesale and retail clothing est
galy shment Of Il W. Lyons & Co., at 26, IS and 80
eao Charles, and l3a and 1873 Common is one of