New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
Editorial Paragraphs.

One of our Southern contemporaries holds that
the South is the only place on the American
continent where investments would be saie.' me
Macon Telegraph is inclined to hold the same
opinion.
The Richmond Examiner says Bolts is to the
newspaper men what bear is to the showmen in
managerie. 1t is necessary to stir him up once
in a while that the spectators may hear him growl
and see his teeth and claws.
Hayne, who married Miss Julia Dean, is bro |
ther of the Southern poet of that name. we are
sorry to hear that scion of one of the first taml-
lies of the South has been involved in domestic
difficulties.
The funeral of Miss Fanny Seward was attended
by the entire diplomatic corps, the heads OF the
departments, and by General Grant and General
Sherman.
Solomon T. Clark has been appointed United
States attorney for the eastern district OF
, Arkansas
Rev. sylvanus Cobb, the father of the Ledger
, writer, one of the fathers in the Universalist
church, and for many years the able editor OF
denominational paper died in Boston on the Slst
4 u yimo.
The radicals have 10 majority on joint legisla-
tye ballot in Nebraska.
, The United States treasury held $l00OO0,o0O in
General Grant is accused of smoking sixty cent
= CIGARS He must be an extravagant dog.
II Mr. James F. Otis for several years connected
- with the Picayune, and more recently with the
i Times of this city, took his departure for the
, North via st. Louis on Friday. We regret to
learn that Mr. Ots's departure is under peremptory
, medical advice but we trust that change OF air
and scene will have a salutary effect upon his
+. greatly shattered health. Mr.. Otis belongs to the
:, well known Boston family of his name. He has
:. =. been connected with the press of Portland
:: Eoston, New York, and New Orleans, for nearly
,orty years and in certain departments of journal
=. ism he has encountered few if any superiors'
=, The recently deceased daughter Of Secretar,
Seward is said to have been very tendeTly attached
nv to her father.
- 1t is said that the investigation into the causes
=, the Evening Star disaster goes to show that tn
~, ship was g,enough but that she was defcien
80 in not having more than one rudder chain.
- Yesterday was charming autumnal day, wit
~ a cool bracng air, clear skies and bright SUM-
There has been commenced IN England a
~ economical cooperative experiment by which
saving of twenty per cent. is made IN family SUI
-, plies, The association effects this saving b
purchasing in large quantities, and dividing tt
o.,s articles SO bought amongst themselves. In th
lA9ht&AASS, ASNNNSA
a,r about shilling per pound.
aM Considering that large number of Il
anu Chinese residents in California are den
protection in person and property by u
law that their testimonyis not received IN eou
:, against white man, ETC., etc., it is suggested
nv the Louisville Courier that branch of the free
eie mems bureau be opened in California. Such di;
iUe bilities working against the negro would not
us tolerated in the South by Northern philanhl
-, -. psts.
lhey The last Atlantic Monthly has an exceeding
-eno amusing paper on Count GuroWski. The writ
III who knew him intimately, used sometimes TOM
anu the count in his room in an absolute state OF
ling ra and in that condition tbe vigorous old SC
70 VI would commence and carry on fierce cont
~luso ~ yersv pacing the room. meanwhile, in state
5lhss the utmost mental aud bodily agitation. The '
fer of the Atlantic article once met the coun
the midst of a roar and tunplt OF stree
Washington, when the latter, without pretac
y ~ explanation, remarked, at the top of his vo
SUI that 'Horace Greely is an ass and coward
5oouo 1arbin w Glazebrook, ESD, distinsui;
3n''' 9no.'' citizen of Richmond, died recently.
Patti goes out to private residences in Paris
'n0 niobts to sing, aud sometimes gets five thou
Irt oil n'sH'9' " - 159
. die. francs night.
$ us some rascal observes that ladies make
ID for '9Ol1o h'9s|l ,,,lt
Nv Mrs. Sin, l. an old lady, Of Bowling Gre en-,
was murdered by negroes, few days agt
hiring siNty-fye dollars m.
Hons. Alvin Duvall, Joshua F. B0lGt.t and
nicors Peters, met, without preconceCt on Tu
night, at the residence Of Hon. y J Sites
q upon Louisville. The four constitute d, at one tin
Court Of Appeals Of KeltNoe ,y 1t must hay
Bennett a pleasant reunion
ng con A diamond pin vaiu'ed at six thousand
District was lost Broa' street, New York the
day, and Afterwards found bg q 7oor tel.
sr.tayc, messenger bp'y, to whom tea trns- d
amt and gave che OK for s50'.