New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26
VOLUME XIV.
lazemont, and their mothers and sisters and par

| amazement, and their mothers and sisters and par
amours shrieked in terror.
4The Queen of Spains last daughter has liz
christian names. The Portuguese papers tell the
following story in this connection:
| "Who is there?" exclaimed a Spanish inn
keeper one night, when rap vas hsITa Iq az hs
@ GooI d H. %as a s' NO onsfs @f ygrnd ble,y
with violence enough to blow the horns ont Of
bulls, and it was dark as pitch. VINO is teere =,
Grlea bohilacs' -, It;py lhe LGpiy Ms naS 1Ae ~ ~eAeei
SnJras Hviiino Silyeira truo Hontero Come ds
Maceira Fgueroa." Boniface reioined: 1.-THE
Holy Mother forbid that should be letting snch
% iSU T ihy nou91' mneLe .neae ID Du. unS
little hit of a sl,riyeIed bidaIgn r
Indictment has been given bV the Paris Correc-
tioro1 Tribunal IN tho ogair ~ +to foIso pror M,
Lancv. The prisoner n native of Geneva named
Tannoniar Who Jva wall irno,vr il, sovorol liver
stables in tbe Cbamns Elvsees as groom and
rough rider and wag in the bahit Of oettin, iohs
at tba rate of r franca a dav cor+riyod +o nose
himself IN bigblv resnectabe farniIv os nnbIa.
man and man of fortune and he vas actually
n,orriad n yn,,n LODI, on +bo srrrositio, tt,o+ o
had 400 ono francs in ready cash besides large on
nact.pcas sn,t n ginc,Jo IN the rronnd of
false nretenses is going on at Geneva. Mean.
,yho Tannoror :, sontoncod in paris n fo,,r veors
i1onriaonroent for escroo,,e,,je
| Last wear saws PARIS corresnondent the
nonlority of Cro5fotorr yos roonifes+o5 i,
I t.-4 -, -. A. Q
france pleahlhS out Ill plue anu reu craNdts-Iiie
colors Of its owner, Count Lagrange. This year,
the first favorita ia a Diva Patti marked nv the
i,,,-a1 a5,.s,, e ~ a..ta DE ~ ,;1
wv 0'"' 'Pson VI - = |'o '' - ~"
the portFalt OF the ehchanUess Is photographed III
medalliOns 50 small that unless you approach their
yyearer closely von do nat nerceiye them B1t La
MI, {; ,at,, - - ~ o,,5 ,,ar oo,i7. ~ i
~" 70 Sons W ie"Fe u'' ~'o 1o' 90 e '' q,
ready flying ~ all directions OF Parls, sent by post
as is the fashion here, and inclosed in envelopes
hearing her likeness nv SiIyy. slammed in the
;,It -.
Hsh' torher'
} The island known as Long Point Lake Erie, sold
by Government as before reported comprises
about % ooO acres and has been nnrchasad the
80, %, -
LoAuoh fFee fIess eeieFeS' Wy an aSsoo'"1'oh "
gentlemen who intend to stock it with deer, musk
rat beaver perhaps and issue licenses to sporsmer
| for 5aar stalEing 6nck abooting otto Ca1ne,ean
- II, -t1t.e,S - A. 80, 49,, II al
CTS VIII NC SIa1oheu oh Vhe isiaH' anu WIN i1lt
and time a capital preserve for sporting will
he secured Tn addition to this If is said that pooi
9. an ,,n,,,o., !, o,;.+ NJ +Ii, WV 1ar, e; .,
Z" VII Pio'Peot' Ni''' ~ 10y 'D'7 =" - -
common an assertion Win regard 10 properly Una
+ it may not amount to much From calculations
+ made II is estimated that the Investment will pa,
oz , o,,4 ~ 4Lo ,Io 81 ,;o,o, oIo
- p0i ''Lu' py VH' '@io "a iioeN'e' atoAo'
: commented upon in recent letter:
A I think if a little stranpe that some of Won,
= sbrewd American landlords who whatever els,
they NAV be lacking in certainly can keen :
b0tel have mi cnncsivpd the idea If estabiishin
!, during the eyhibtion wear. After which it wouil
NECESSARILY become one Of tbe fxed and most non
ular institutions in Paris a hotel kent upori tbt
most nonnlar Man, / do NOT mean bv this that i
shouId necessarily he conducted mon the old sys
: tenn of cbarging 10 much a dav for rooms anf
d meals ALTHOUGH il wouId nrobabIy he well to com
s. bine the American and Fnronean svs+ams in mi
Il matter giving gnests their choice INIT that III,
}. little syyindles and annoyancps to which ruest
= are submitted in Fnronean' hotels sbonld he ahoI
S shed and the benefits of American hotels intro
/ duced
r There certainly never was a wider field fo
enterprise in hotel keening than in Paris Here il
d the eapital of the world. IN a city numberinl
nearly 900 900 in population there are really bu
e two fotels-the Grand and the Hotel du Louvre
), Of modern construction, The others, like the
- Maurice the Bristol, the Windsor ana the Mirabeau
are sI hept IN IN 'ne same oiG o9ags h Lnas me Ene
d lish milordsW descended at them from most
If chaises muddy and dirty with the travel iron
. Galals OF BouLogne. Inc Two h9tes referred 10
he" IlE asidarad my
d cessities with YOU. The rooms do not contain ga
# nor water and the latter is carried up in pals
- limited quanutles. Inc si'tlng rooms ana Gnanl
o bpr noa nv tbe nretsTt that It Unres tb
e prietors to get from five to ten francs day out
q eaeh guest VINO mas WOOD Ire IN ms room; mel mel
d two botels tbe nriees nf rooms yary according f.
is the floor upon which they are situated. An unin
~ itated visitor, upon being informed thatthe price
~ his room Tor DAY IS SIX francs, WOuu De lnGllhe
70 to believe that such would be the price; Nhel
ID ne [eceITes ais n % He nS iit5
tie there ia charge of from one to two francs da
e. for d" service" and if the guest only stops on
night ne is charged one franc IN the bill Tor can
ond of ny 90 ~ ngavn sre N he inormeI tha
ID the price of his room would be eight francs, whic
ID it really amounts TO, or if, after paying for &C sci
a vice., be was not expected TO lee al the walIel
or "nV The ,S snr;ce " Oopay mere fiction NJ
a sou of it goes to walters or chambermaids, VIII
d, are employed at very low wages, and depen
n prlnclpaliy upon Inc g1ts oi guests
IN Berlin is to have new parliament house. /
n cost is estimated at 81 l25 600 and the parliamel
,e houses in Paris and London are to be examined fc
Of the purpose.
" The tinerant surgeons in Paris sometimes mai
Of $22 per day. The average receipts are only 81.
ia The committee who have charge of the COL
T,u,,n,o oatotf;al &c.,,
u - 20 go e. 49, It,, =
le voars IL tis oon,nnto5 VII fnrnish
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