New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04

| LOll sidney OF IbIubutlr whose trunk was
stolen during the late fire, had it returned to him
the other night, under singular circumstances
thief. having stolen trunk from awoman, carried
/ it to Sidney's shop, and asked to leave 1t for
/ while under some prctense. Sidney consented,
and, upon examining it, discovered his own prop
erty. He did not giyeit up again.
! Mr.. Stephen Cave, one of the directors of the
Bank of England appears in the official list of the
new ministry as vice president of the board OF
trade. He must therefore, resign his seat in the
bank direction.
The queen has been pleased to appOinthis Royal
Hghness Prince Christian, of Scheswig -Hostein,
a major general in the British army The Army
and Navy Gazette notices the appointment as
compliment to the officers of the army but adds:
It Prince Christians position is purely honorary,
and we trust, so it will continue"
MIR. jackson, representative in the State legisla
ture for jackson county, Tenn, has brought suit
for one hundred thousand dollars against the rad
tcal members of the House for false Imprisonment.
Mr. jackson is one Of the victims of Browuow's
latest outrage
1t is not generally known that the victor and the
vanquished of CustOzza are related to each other
but such is, nevertheless, the case. Albert son of
| the Archduke Charles, is nephew TO the Archduke
Aeet "uo' !" lo-o' married me sls'eI o' .he 'ate
euaFteS A'oeI' anu "uo gave MS aaugn1eF III
marriage 10 Inc DUKE Oh savoy now victor Lhan-
uel' hlhS OF ltay' Inc eh'dren OF tue TWO al
YeFsarle5 are consequently second cousins.
Judge Henry stonoeIy' the ne" attorney gen
eraI OF the United States IL ABOUT 70 years Old
and IS aresldent OF Campbell county hy'' Just
I opposite Cincinnati, on the south bank OF the
ohio river. He was born at gainesville, ono
graduated at the Ohio University, was admitted to
ressior. Ind nrIcticad his prafession III different
places in Ohio recently having had an Of
fee III Cincinnati. though residing in Kentucky.
He V,oa at ,,earI Of Dln or, 1s45 tn 1.As
Ia ,ros gar,.rI, v-l,i,,-ar ,f+.r,,r5 p,r,,lIi-
- "'7 "''''l' &C y. '7-o' '.'" van " ''' f-''
can ana Yolea Tor Lincoln ana johnson III 4sbi.
| Latterly he has been very conservative in his
nirnus ana MAJ Ina ma ara5it ,F ,,raugrinr, tha
-. ell p.,.tIa.,,,- CO. f.. A.
60 ~ = - L,VS'ae'l' iiS1 Fe'o VIZ Mn
| trtedmeus bureau Dill
fashionable wedding took place at the church
/ of rba Fpinhanv WASHINGTON on tbn 9lth MI
NJ, FF - n, ~ ''''
ANe PaI"eS ~ - 1"'e'A'i 'c'NH' VI LAe : 479'
! port Bureau, State Department, and Miss Hep
burn, Of Washington. Rev. DR.. Hall, rector OF the
narisb ofyiroted and the bride was i,,er ,,a, y
So ~, .,,' - -
AeF uIc'e' NoN' L"taons' ol A4apauia' MI Dug
I gett, OF the State Department OBLIGATED as groom
! and Miss Kitty Johnson, of Geneva N Y
t,ila,r,oi7 ,rnon,, ,bo ,,;,+;,,.~i,t,o1 -
n lNN II ISL" Po'-'Li7
present were the secretary OF state, the assistant
secretary, and others Of the State Department
Hon, Hamilton Ward and LADY, Of New York ana
raw, ,+r,ars
many ''l,Tis
Hon Henry j. Raymond and Charles q. Hal
pine miles O'ReillyJ have fallen out Reason
RAYMOND refused or neglected Ia secure the re-
r,o,,oi of N r1Io,roIo55 ;,,.o,,oI -,
moVal OF ). L. CieVelana' an internal revenue as-
SCISSOR, and brother-inaw of Horace Greeley.
letter from London saws: Dickens is very
careful abor+ the orranoonoonts r,eda fo, bis
| -. -. ~ - -' -
lh9s' having lnVaflaoy altIe red velvet table
| with shelf on one side for handkerchief and
IN Which he almost reyor r ..sa ~ '
A Mr., Marble has beep blasting at D,ngaon
Rock in T,rnn Mass for frtaen Toors far +,a
-,rr,oso 90 ottoinir,,, ,,fro4o trao,,,a ' o. II
rooIi1ad o., ,9i,a ~ 1or,,;o, AVA .-,,a1
P''' u anu ''Ai''e
I4O leet long
The Prince Imperial Of France, who is now ten
wears old, visited the American picnic near Paris
an +bo az ~ III, IA NO, aoo,,,,,..tas 49, ~
ol 'lie f.li u io was accompanied ny MS
tutor ana one OF the emperors grooms. de wore