New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-14

! ltla pOsluyely asserted that the authoress of
+" LIE Pech6 de Madeline and Flamen" is Madame
| PiseatQry daughter Of Gen, Foy. NJ. Etienne
| Arbols S pseudonymn is Nine Stephanie Frassi.
net. Nine. de ST. Anne is the authoress who con
| tributes TO " Il Artistic y the articles signed La
Dame de Trefe. The Countess Dash has written
several works over the signature Henri Desroches
| and jacques Reynaud. Alberto de Gorge is the
pseudonym of Nine. Louise Belly. Nine. de Pey-
ronaets pseudonym is Horace de Lagardie. Nine.
LaNasslne signs her works with her maiden name
Nine Juliette Lamber Nine. Louis LacroiX is
the authoress known as Mic dAghonne and
| Lardin.
The Baroness Decares is the authoress who in
1882 established a review entitled 6 La Revolution
| Litteraire,' and who has contributed novels to
the Recue deS Deur Nondes," under the pseu.
donym Elisa de Mirbel The Marouise de Man
noury signs Maruuise '0rmsay whenever she goes
into print. Nine. Cousin is the contributor of the
articles which appear in " ArtiSten over the
signature Countess DOR. The writer on the
fashions who signs her articles the Viscountess de
Renneyille, is Nine. Paul de Lascanx Nine.
Miller is the authoress of the novels signed Max
Valrey. Noemie Constants pseudonym is Claude
Rignon.. Mile. Judith Gauter daughter of NJ.
Th6ophile Gautier, is the authoress Of the contri
buttons to " L'A,3tae," and q La Gazette des
ESrdngerSn signed Judith Walter. She is now
Nine. Judith Mendez. NJ. Victor Hugo signed his
authors tickets, for the first night his plays
a Spanish word signfying iron; another of his
pseudonyms is Victor d'AuYerney.
Henry Boyle had a good many pseudonyms:
the the collection Of his works published by Messrs
| hal. The popular Spanish author, Fernand Cabal.
| lero, is pseudonym which eonceals Nine Cecile
Bolh. The novels, " I'm Marriage Scandaleux,1
" Les tllles de M. Phchon," Une Viele Fille,n
| I'm Divorce" which have attracted great atten
ton, were published over the signature of Andre
| Leo. The authoress is Nine. Champceix She is
| the widow OF gentleman who was for seYera
years the leader Of the Democratic party at Lii
noges. Exiled at the Coup d'Etat, he returned to
Paris when the general amnesty was proclaimed
and died soon after he reached his native land.
Lovers nave no monopoly of the mOurnful
aeath OF broken heart. Left alone with her
children, and with paltry resources, Mime Champ
ce4N attempted to transmute brains ink and paper
INTO gold To propitiate fortune she signed her
hTst WORK with the christian names of her two |
chi!dren-Andr6, which was the eldest's, and Leo,
Whlch was the youngest sons name. She was
successful. She is said to be brunette, and |
some thirty years old She leads in Paris very
bands old friends, averse from nersonaI nnh. |
borious. 80 '"
The pseudonym of Nine. Marie David, the an.
thoress OF Les Amis de Madame and lie
Bonhear dams lie Marriage" is Raoul de Navery.
She was born near Mi-Voie, educated in convent.
married at seventeen, and widow at nineteen
When a.; s a,s. recovered her liberty Thy which
ter her husbands death), she INDUCED her tastes
IN study, and afterWard travelled in Germany.
Spain, Italy, Russia and Denmark She lived in a
onfS5Is lot G"o years upon hef feturnfrom travel
ing Then she came to Paris and published two
volumes under her true name, Marie David: ala
Creche ct La Cr0ix,n and "SouYenirs du Pen
slonnat." Her subsequent works have been signed
Raoul de Nayery, and over this signature she has
made great many contributions to the periodical
literature of the day. Louis Manuel is another
Signature she adopts in writing for periodicals.
Daniel Stern is the pseudonym under which the
: Historic de Ia Republiq1e en- 1885, ''LiHis-
TORE de Holland" g Maximes ct PensGes" and
quite recently t" Goethe ct Dante'' Marie de
FIaWgny, was born at AK la Chapee, in 1917
whittier her family had fled during the revolution
10 AVOID the guilotne and Bonaparte's despot
ISM In 1870 her family returned to France, and
she was educated at the Sacred Heart Convent of
this city. In 1887 she was married to the Count
d'Argoult, and became a maid Of honor at the
court Of Louis Philippe. She resigned this place
and became ambitious of possessing a drawing
room which should rival Nine. Recamier's she !
held weekly literary receptions where rising =
authors challenged that first buzz of anDIansP |
which sometimes becomes fame. 1t was in her :
drawing room Ponsard read 50 Lucrecen 10 his
lfst pubic, and since then he has read all his =
plays there before performance. She concealed .
" victor Hugo in her house during the first DAYS
winch followed the coup detat and until plans a
could be perfected for his escape from France.
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IHE LIGHTNING N THE PENITEYT1ARy.- II
During thunder storm at Columbus, Ohio, c
ecently, one of the guard houses on the wall II
II the penitentiary was struck by lightning,
nd the guard was severely shocked, but not
eriously injured The electric fluid passed
own the chimney, striking some guns =
landing near and splintering the stocks.
ONE musket balls in box, close at hand.
ere melted and run together
Fifteen miles below Memphis on the night
the It'll inst, the Mississippi 1oyee was cut
some unknown persons, causing the water
overflow several negro huts, which were ,,
nilt below the level Of the river. Undoubt- NJ
lily this was an attempted murder which,
was unsuccessful, although de-
royins considerable property.
The London Pneumatic Dispatch comnonv T,
| their report, state that one hundred and
Yenty tons Of goods can be passed through
le tube per hour, at the rate Of eighteen
lilies an hour, and at cost of under one
emmy q ton per mile.
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Governor Throckmorton Of Texas calls at
ntion to the address and declaration of E.
cinciples adopted by the National Union IT. IT.
onvention at Philadelphia, which accompa- do
les his message to the legislature The ey-
circumstances of the times are
ven as the reason for acting contrary to
lstom in regard to the emanations of
olitical convention.
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Cholora is said to have almost entirely dis ~
'peared from Shreveport.
MARRIED at
)p the l2tI inst at o'clock NJ BY the Rev ] C. Car