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

niece of Oliver Goldsmith is living ingextreme
penury in the town of West Hoboken, N j. She
is Mrs. John 7. Hanson, daughter of Oliver Gold
smiths younger brother, Charles, and is now over
| so years of age. Her only son, John Holloway
Hanson, gifted clergyman of the Episcopal
church, died in 1858. Any sums of money that
may be forwarded to Frederick Fitzgerald, rector
of Trinity parish, Hoboken, N, j., will immediate
ly be acknowledged by letter, and placed at Mrs.
Hanson's disposal.
N. c. Bishop, of Stamford, Conn. has run away
with young and gay widow, carrying along all
the household yaluables excepting his wife.
DR.. Blackburn, highly esteemed physician of
Cincinnati, recently attempted suicide by shoot
ing. He put four balls into different parts of his
head, then, walking up stairs tried to dash his
brains out with the pistol stock.
Mr.. Samuel Harvey, of Pittsylvana county, Va,
recently fell down in front of a saw at his own
mill, and was cut almost into two pieces before
rescued He did not live long.
Gen. Hancock is made major general, and Lieut..
Col. 0. G. Ord brigadier general.
Some time ago Prince Frederick Charles, now
the victorious Prussian general, wrote and printed
pamphlet, the object of which was to show how
the French are to be beaten In substance it
maintained that the secret of the military success
of the French lay in their being drilled to CELEBRITY
of movement in the field. The remarkable cam
pagn in Germany is one proof that the prince has
not neglected to carry into practice the precepts
he laid down. But the literary history of the pam
phet is curious. Printed at first only for private
circulation among the authors friends, a copy fell
into the hands of a Frankfort bookseller, who at
once Punhshea tue tfact For TINS he was prose-
cuted A French translation of the namphIet also
appeared, ou' an Ehsllsn munSluuou was decllhed
oy Lonuoh pupHsier On 'ne ground 1hat relations
WIN fr"2ce al 'le 'lle were 100 delicate 10 Dear
'rinihg WIN
a Runway Is @oou' 10 Dc constructed between
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town OF hungarian IN inc county OF waterford
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thousand francs to"afoS lhe efecuon o. monu-
nlelU 10 Joan oi arc anu inc restoration Oh Ine
dohJoh tower al foueh' "here she was tortured
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mr. 'anios howard 81 Deol9lu' i1nslanu' 1ne
elinel' lailul"CIuler OF steam proving l3chlheIy
arrived III ne" lofh Guy on the ocoua.
Professor james B. Ahgei Of tle providence