New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-08

Inc Prince OIL Nales mas become n member of
the Royal Albert acht Club, of which his royal
hlghheSs inc l. luke of Edinburgh is the commo-
dore,
emma letter says: "a report that the Arch
ouF.e Albert intends to give in his resignation as
con'mander.in chief of the army has produced a
great sensation in our military circles. Accord
ing to another version the archduke has already |
obtained the acceptance of his resignation and
left the capital"
We have to announce the death Of Lady Hislop.
Her ladyshp, who was the only daughter of the
Right Hon, Hugh Eliot, formerly governor of
Madras, married. in 1928, General Sir Thomas
Hislop, !Bart, GC.B., who died in 1913, when
the baronetcy, which was created in 1918, became
extinct.
A letter from Rome announces the death at
4 Yaetri of the young Duke de BIacas, heir to one
of the noblest houses of France, who had just
joined his corps as private soldier in the Pontf
cal army.
Mr.. Eyre, late governor of Jamaica has arrived
in England, Previous to his departure Mr.. Eyre
received an address from deputation of the in.
habitants of Kingston, The subscription in
/ Jamaica for presentation to Governor Eyre
amounts to G5000
| The Inhabitants of Sydney have resolved to
| 1880 0S''4' w ~'AtNAsttASAtSe w
| the discovery of their country by Captain Cook.
The monument is to be completed in 1870 in
which year precisely one century will have
elapsed since the discovery of New South Wales
by the English navigator.
| The Irish master of the rolls, the Right, Hen
l. D. =. smith died on Monday at his residence
III oeotland' Baliled near balrgowrle' de had an
apoplectic seizure the day before, and died I'M
| conscious.
Inc venerable Amos Kendall formerly post
master general Oh the United states, Is IN Paris
UeHel"t loolhos' q georgia Is ABOUT 10 leave
taLlS ior owltzefaha' LOT the benefit OF his health
VEL l7eauregaru' VINO IS san IN Parls' VIII soon
i's y, ~ NeM o[le"iis'
lii' AsoF ~ Dotli"ii7 "a Nopl'e' Is IN faflS,
'oIS ~ .lnPtoFeo III neSi'l.
i4otsA ION appears AGAIN tEls year IN
| t,t0 on'."o'eR VI i" e%''eE ptophet' me- assures
.is ALlsh farmers III letVer winch mas been pub
iis'ieu' Sh"' 'he ne" moon we nave entered
,p'tl "l prov 70 oe d ina nucent harvest moon,
sle "ea'1et st"uually eleailns up IN me next
i'N u"ys, Insuflne Us me ory "ea'ner up 10 1he
nIIG1 l1s. u 9 T
1AullitL"' e,sano has peen ooneeu 70 glVe up
MS sNo[u' apu 10 oonsluer nl1lSell as prisoner
on P"iole' ms uHpopt'i"Fi'y Is sucn 'nat "ou'"
'0 ~ IN, W appeal III pu'i4o III 'le
pieseht s'a'e VI popul"r leellHs'
AH0 ".ail'. y H9 AoAIliuer nus eoil!iAenceu Tue
t0u, u 'Ae iu.7iiot VI V7 empire winch 'lle uelE
~ tne III ohe IS always oouHu 10 perform. Al
t7 s"nle 'iiie ns oiotner' tue eFtlhu Duhe Alexis
Is soius [ouIio Ii9 worm WIN ieaI'Aul HoSet
III oiuet - ie"tii ms business III me navy
Nj beneaetu' Ile French ambassador at Berlin,
was 10 10 return 70 MS posi- yesterday.
" .leIna ietteF ~ 'ne heieg!apn says that when
NJ Deneoeru, inc ffencn pIehPotentlary, arrived
at Ming William neaaquarters WIN the olive
pranch III MS peahs ne round that monarch, to
whose presence ne ootSneo Lhinedlate ADMISSION,
IN an advanced STATE OF lhto&icatlon mighty favor
ape 10 the dePelopneht OF MS natlve oestnacy
All beheaetn oouLa get out OF MN during the
interview was the oft-repeated declaration that
: ne would keep eVerythlng-he wouldn't give up
| morsel of what his army had gained"
1t is rumored that John r. Thompson, Esq, of
Rlchmond, late edltor OF the Southern Literary
Messenger, VIII take the ehalr OF English Ltera
ture IN the washington College, of which General |
Lee is president. This will put the right man in
the right place.
Hon Robert McLane, of Maryland, formerly
United States minister to Mexico, is in Paris.
Marshal Valiant, minister of the emperors
household and of the fine arts, recently presided
at the distribution Of prizes to the successful
pupils of the ConservatOire de Musique, and de-
livered an appropriate address. He announced
that the emperor had conferred the cross of the
Legion of Honor on NJ. Dorus, professor of the
flute, the best pupil of Tulou.
Mr.. Eyre, eX-governoro of Jamaica, has accepted
an invitation to banquet at SOUTHAMPTON on