New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
roresan Ttens.

gislatige corgs and NJ. de. hoyeF; piosas Tyvn n
1e oo,r jies cenptes were the pail :"
N n sn8 Two chamberlans OF the cape com
or and Prince Napoleon, narcileu ~ we neu " sar
he procession Ali the ministers IN tIls attenoes'
official costume and NJ uo tbe q ninis 3
ers Nearly tie whole Of the diploma6ie pooy'
II their were present aIe o
Eation of the Senate VINO attehaeI culs.s.eG csilfn
etyentv.one persons. As the funeral was pupue
one. at the cost of the treasury, pursuant 70 the
decree of the emperor, deputatons from all the Pc
bodies Of the state were present. r
A foreign correspondent says that at q review L
on the Champs de Mars OF Algiers, private IN
curred q lust punishment for disrespecttul iah-
auage to his colonel. One year later he was 90 t
ing duty sentinel at an outpost q haph Ut NJ
The colonel, now general and commanaihg 9lJef
of the district, rode slowly by. 1t was tWllght.
A ball whizzed within few inches OF MN, paS ~ ]
lodged in tree. The general rode stTalgnt up @ 10
the sentinel, who fell on his knees ana pfayeo ~.
meEGv, 'sSileuce" was his reply, they are com
ing YOU will be iost.o The patrolnn9 parry,
having heard the shot, came up whe ne WIZ "a
speaking, s'It's nothing" said the genera, M
was irving the new cartouches, / 1ancleu tHey I
might he damp" The culprit is at this momehII
valet to the worthy general, and wears the oatI
which he extracted from the tree constantly rouu
his neck only SO roughened as to cause a eI, Go5
+a,,t irrita+ion of the skin which, he says, reminds
him of his attempted crime and OF MS general
/ mercy.
If appears from calculation made by gentle
man n France that the honor of employing the
nantitv Of paper annually for books and
glS%sesY does not, 3s might have been sup
nosed. belong to Europe, but 10 America sllGs
the dEautty made use OF in france anlou4t5 35Hy 9ny
to "a 900 900 kiogrammes, and in England 70 luu
0o0 did l5ilorlummts whilst fer the United states
Tie annual quantity Of paper consumed eAceeus
two hundred million kiiogrammes.
ria AHstriau government has adopted the Lind, |
ner gun for the army
fl 7ncf inn Has 5eeE come to at BuGharestto re-
organizs 1he army On the Prus8ian system, and
: several thousand needte-guns haye Deea ,;
s, male nIxt season by the leaders OF iashl9h lu
e Pnrs to revive the practice OF poWdefiIS Tue h9ii
t. phe ii sh0p If Orleans, who is absent from nls
= diocese for Ills health, has no6iy gwen up ms s e9z
d cona 1alacc for the use of the sufferers frem the
II foods and deToteda quarter 81 year lhe9Re "
= the same purpose, ~. 6
ID +be Pumpkfns at the Central market, Parls, tOok
lie nlnee the other day. The vegetable WhlGh on
n taiged the hondr this year weighed 258 pounds,
ana measured ten feet four inches IN cifcuin-
The PfaVzerEeitung says that n BavaTian soldier,
S. an heing asked why the army wore cock feathers
in their caps said that as the Prusslans nave eaten
up all the cocks and hens in the country tls ~ ~
ea yarian troops wear the 1eatheIS W SLY" 'is
rThe health Of Prince Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte
* has lately caused some Hneasness 70 MS IHenNs
in Having been suffering from carbuuole, he was op
Grated npon at Aix-le-Bains, but without euect
On his return to Autenil, Dr. Ne atom agala per
"a formed an operation, and hopes are nov ehter
,rs T[inr Victor Emmanuel has just Instituted ne
order 3f knighthood to be called the Order Of TIL
~ Leone al st. Marco, according TO some; that o
4fy the Italian lion, according to others IS TO TAX
er- ran1 Immediately after the Order OF the Annun1
ata, which last is only given to crowned heads
u menlbersof reigning houses and generallsslmost
~ We1earn from LIE Nord that cholera mas beel
I'M very virulent in Belgium. Official statistics jus
uc. nn6lisbed state that from the commencement Q
W. ill., endemic to the 18th Of September, the nun
~ her Of attacks have been 80 Dos, and the num6e
lllS or than half the total
tral her attacked. The population OF Belgium IS q
the $3.50 so that the scourge has carried OH 1-6
NIL per cent. Of the Inhabitants.
One Herr RisiDgeT, an archltecG, asked an al
dence of the Duke Of Hesse-Darmstadt, ms soEe
the reign His behavior awakening. suspicion ne va
am arrested searched. and found in possession OF
t;,o long doQbls-edged knife In his rage he stab0e
@ ti.' one Of the policemen near him. II is suppose
tne that he meditated numbering the duke whose Au
trian leanings seem to have excited ms revenge
eiol The chief Of the feudal party in Prussia ha
- nnblshed pamphlet in which he says that
~ does not believe in the crownng Of German unl
tne effected by Prussia, and condemns IN the p04t
|, it Of the cabinet which seems to tend toward Il
to- era in the mud ana some We're s5a2eh htt ttuo tai
us away to enjoy the best of the music; yet many
re- listened with devout and pous attention, aud al
to expressed praise Of the highly artistic production
so The mass was followed by very eloquent atl
lit dress by the learned and very distinguished Abb
a Perch6, in French. He congratulated the citizen
T. calculated to promote the industrial arts and con
tribute 70 the physical progress of the people, He
he expressed earnest satisfaction that the people o
IA Ills loved Louisiana were taking Leading part il
he this onward movement The very learned orator
H. briefly but forcbly, showed the intimate connsc
ht tion between material and mental progress, ant
re showed how both are promoted by Christian en-
OF Iiehtentnent, which is aided by them in turn
all incidentally the aged and gphiosophio prelatt
of spoke Of the influence Of the Catholic Church
the preservation Of civil liberty, the cultivation o
science and the general Improvement of the ply
90 scal condition of mankind He referred grace
I'll fully and elegantly to the several leading dscove
H. rfes of modern science as causes of renewed and
Il increased gratitude. He concluded with the de
a. vout wish that we all might see Louisiana and he
A.. people rejoicing in renewed prosperity and per
nj feet liberty and ever thankful to the great
HI of all good and perfect gifts.
A. TAs address was followed by others Of eQua
Az. interest, but to which We have not now space
~ allude Meeting regiment Of friends, our tim
i5 was so much occupied that we failed to complet
Il. The round Of observations we had planned.
"a We have some criticisms to make and some sug
gestions; but as we have no time at present fo
the former, and as the latter refer rather TO a fl
"a ture exhibition than to the present, we will defe
n, them until the fair closes and general review
a.. in order
~ GENERAL VIEW or THE GROUNDS.
lg- There had been, during the day, variety
exhibitions to attract and divert the attention
of the crowd. 1t was impossible, for instance, upo
a, entering, TO pass by the stock which wel
ON ranged near the gate, and which, unconscious
nd the honor that was done them, were in some cas-
all iseoutentedly lowing at the novelty Of their stu
in tion. The majority of the tfrong who passc
raj were Indifferent to their merits oG discomfort an
save tile fair, who admired the tender years
did tie calves or the experienced in cattle raisiE
on who speeulated as to the gross weight of the
Of mothers Or stres, the majority of the visitors /
mr. gardea coIdly the beatings of The or the set
ten proportions Of the other. The horses and mal
to Suffered in the general neglect Fair yisito
as would occasionally point ieweed finger at Il
10. milky mothers or staltfed ronions, or at u
,ly glossy sides of the naber aninal-the horse; b.
ay t!ic public generally hadEgFown unaccu8temed
cd horse talk, and were therefore, unwilling to
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