New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-22

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she arrival of the venerable peer in Paris FROM
Cannes GU his way to England, says; He is in
excellent health, and capable of bodily exerttcu
quite extraordinary at his advanced age Tor iu-
stance, he le! Cannes in the afternoon after an
early dinner, travelled all night and tie next day
arrived ia Paris in the evening, then after a rapid
toilet went to q s0jree to meet some Of his French
scientific friends, M retiring to rest until nearly
midnight" The performance Is certainly not an
nconsilerablo enc for a gentleman born in the
yeer 1719.
John Hickman, of West Chester Penn, is urged
as candidate for the United States Senate
Kelley, Fcrney, Ketcnam, Cameron, Curtin, aud a
few others in the same State, are also mentioned
in connection with the Senatorship, which the
friends of Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens decline on &C.
count of his advancing years and greater useful
ness in the House.
General Il. P. Bee, writing from Havana, says
that " General Magruder is poor, very poor, with.
out means of support, and with his family depen-
dent on him.
Lord Stratford de Radcliffe has published vol
ume of verses, Shadows Of the Past, which SO
far as poetry is concerned the faintest possible
shadows of the present.
Captain Jacob Bush, an old and respected citi-
zen Of Mariners Harbor, Staten Island committed
suicide by hanging himself, on the 10th, while il
state Of insanity.
Frsithofs Saga, translated by Bayard Taylor,
is announced as forthcoming.
Bayard Taylor has already iectwed in Leaven-
worth on Russia and the RUSSIANS
Prince NapoIagu's Ruman house ia The Champs
Ulysses has been converted into restaurant.
Ihs Marquis OF Hartford owns inc statue o.
HomgeE' az .+e ieet Oh winch cesar aLg4'
Al7sE'' A'tNlGs9E q 1ill' oi hol4 sIeebr gre
pa.A-h4 lAe queen Le9booE portrait
0a"se Lane, Inte cn'et JHsaee oi lhe supreme
court 6t ONO alea at 9an0osHy on ING I4yA'
Iae plAe ol oo1ufs' t1e Olotaer OF inc @ta
Fiinee AIoet, "L-i' 1t II reported accept Alsn
etWNAalR "a A49 t4ssiaA aI'Ag'
N"foiA"I AAVohe3u mas 0eeA seriously is' lful4 Y
relapse Of EoNI p1t 10 no" 0etiel LIZ mas oesA
twice N1sl'-d ny tAe rope.
| cyrus WI. F'lIu 1as maze tMf!y''hfee voyages
across ihe ocean on lne AtlaAt'e Telegraph 3u7l-
ness, Whiah Is "a lIs Hue,
Cen Count Noshz' VINO aetea a. htR2Aey az,
Jotaht and SaVed Jne ME oi A7 ehlel ~ tAe DAtte
vt Ligny aleu at bcFdh on the z5th OF May ...
I Mr.. A. j. bTestJrd Hope, backed by the council
of the Royal Institute Of British Architects enters
/ a protest against TIE demolition Of Burlington
house, Picoadiliy.
| We ,OwD understand that the Dowagcr Lady
/ Truro has hequeathed to the Princess Mary, Of
| Cambridge, tic whole Of hsr fortune and her
house in Eaton square and we lLondon Tines
understand nothing Of the kind and know better.
| Mr.. Edward Card, Of Merton College, OXford
has been appointed to the chair of mora! philo-
I s0phy in the University Of Glasgow, vscant by the
death Of Dr.. Fleming. The newly elected profess
sor is brother Of Dr. Card professor Of divinity in
the same university.
4 Mr.. Batcheldor, of New York, has given Mr..
Alonzo Chapel the commission to paint " The
Deathbed of President Lincoln" The painter has
a room in the internal revenue department, and
sittings have already been given by Postmaster
General Dennlson, Attorney General Speed, Score.
tary Welles, Surgeon General Barnes Quarter
master General Meigs, Assistant Secretary of War
Eckert, General Augur Colonel Rockwell, Major
French, Major Rathburn Judge Otto, Governor
Farweu, Cong essmen Farnsworth and Rollins, Miss
Harris and others.
The Earl of CHESTERFIELD, who died in England
on the LIST instant was Jealous sportsman, car
ried off more prizes than any other owner Of horses
on the English turf, and expended large fortune
freely IN gratifying ms propensity for racing.
Neal sometimes called " General Dow, has
arrived IN England, where he will speak on the
temperance question. If ne succeeds in 81 moving
his audiences as he did plate and pianos IN the
VICINITY OF Pensacola during the war, 1t viii be
/ triumphant tour.
Inc Paris conference mas declared the choice Of
Prince Charles Of HohenAoLleTn as hospodar O.
Roumania an Illegal act, and the consuls Of the
powers at Bucharest have been directed to hole
only semtoihcal communication with the prince
The chamber OF deputies has voted the prince q
clyll list OF one hundred thousand dneats, but he
mas determined TO accept only suihcIent Tor the
maintenance OF his household.
Tony robert FIeury has the finest picture now
on eXhlplnon IN the PaalS de Ilndustrle, Paris. II
/ IS warsaw on the Sth OF April, 1861, y in which
the scene IS en- open space in front OF the gov.
N Tbiars oi5 ,,lit s,,t
90 ,o pari. ,vord IN priraa Nrara tI,
5,,r ravoa,1 r,ftt, liz, 49,
! ~ 80 -eN "''li LII wv houi7' Ihe Hiato'
ran mas become very popular in the Fauhourg st.
German since ms last speech on 1he temporal
power
modern history at Oxford at the end of this oca,
demical year. The professorsbip is stated to he
worth upwards of fG0O per annum, The nrofes.
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