New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
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FHpAY MoRNINe. NOVEMBER 4, 1855.
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fl3l}lAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 2, 1885.
ARRIVALS AZ she Pranetpai Aotelr,
ST CHARLES H0TEI.-o Morgan. p Tufts.
Mis5; T Il eall, Ascension; u ] Liddell, I 81
s4bals87lsJ n Patterson, S Hubbe u s a; ] i
M tatAeg, II Curtis, q i Lenaye, Texas; N, ] /
AckeYnian, = Wilson, city: j S Clark, S hit.
chell, Jr., ATB: W Gordon, j Gof, Tenn; n A
Woods, La; NJ Miner, Terreboune; G w Butts
CITY; lson, Tenni ] Belknap, ] Matthews,
M a Baker, city; @ Allen, Mobile; b + Came
ron, ramsey. g Harris and wife, Miss G D /
Gray, fEi u Levy and wife, Tenn; S Talcott, |
Conn; 4 f tsrishee, Stokes and wife, Ky; q |
Z Haa.faeSt, Washington co, Miss. H M Bel and
wife, BIO; Bouohe and wife, Ky; j Hall and |
two friends, Fl Somiwall, XIV
CIl4 H0TEL-E S Ghamberlin, city; n NJ |
Chuck, Texas u M Brewster, Mrs S Bolitho, S /
Hooker, A 7 Fl HGaraway MrsssJ L Briggs and
family, Galveston, w II High, j j Owens, Capt ]
Bolitao, g Hancock, Or Langdon. d s Ransom,
J g gsihson, Miss g safle, L0ldhau, Mitch
BY Ainslie, Memphis; w A Huffman, Louisville;
Mrs Oldham, Texas; W G Holmes N @ Blount
Miss J 4. f. Smith; sehlenning and family, Miss
Meyer, Miss Buoknor & Dosh San Antonio; Mrs
sYPhslps, q E Tennisen Miss: @ Il Hancock, Tex;
HITLER, Hitler, Miss; IA Meyer, do; NJ Miller and
three children, do &c D Boardman, Ansn, Texas
g y Mebber, St Louis; Allen, Mobile; G " We,
nabie, city q n sayer, eity; EG5S Wells Paris,
Texas W Hpribnrt, city; n Rosenhanl, Texas;
y Howard. Shreveport; J ] Carruth, Mansfield,
La; D hicGary and wife, Austin, Texas; Mr..
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Downing, Boston, Mass; e Il Wheeler, do; " Jen-
kins, do; G Sutton. Victoria Tex: j j Pinckard,
city I! " Sheppard and family, Texas; Mrs Story
and child, nv r Story, San Antonio Miss Menefee,
Texas; H seltweninger and wife, Mexico !;
M Cabeliaro, Mexico; Dodge, Louis
yIIlsi he.ataeky; " ] Howard, Columbus, Sal;
sg. Aslgs H0TEI--afr Ban, Penn; j III Bur-
ton, . ~ Morgan Port sullivan, Tex; ] Stroud, ]
pTeWefs q Jannson, i Record, Texas !; g
1fesaT9 Gsicat county. Ark; 0 Wiley, Mont
aoTaerg Ala: Mrs NJ o Brown ond son, Is 4 Grod.
heIf Ieha; G O. ShaGketord ] w Boyd, Miss; A j
G0ss and wife, ~ 9Y; Z 2 Cox, NJ Jenkins Miss;
gIEYiae and wife, B F Walker, Ala w Walker,
Ga4yeston3 Garrett. Canton; Mr. Rosenberg
1aA9o; Ihos HaniQn, Hanlon, / Hanion Il Sci
grist ard family. N Cafon ana family, Houston q
AUsiiil, D Hughes, @ Brown. Mrs Hoffman, Miss NJ
RptA9s, Na4 VI seanlan, Chicago; ] II Smith; F
A 4.eiaafd, IA; r Doaium, In; S T Williams Mead
vile, hLiss: D II Holden Franklin co, Miss: d
AteWaFt La; 3 White, n y; ] G smith, Waco.
Tex; tE C Furnish, Fiflels, Ala; G Fnkier, do L
q hlts9iE, Carroll parish, ila; W W Bland, Tensas
raTis3li Y Il Bass. Russell county, Ala q D Chap.
line, NateheE; AT W Pope, Baton Rouge; r H Ed
moAstan, do; CaptJ " Mcdonald, montgomery,
Tex: Y Halle, Washington c0nnty, Miss; Miss "A
Barrow sloi $ p Robbins, Augusta, Ga; Mrs Lo-
Yey, IN Davis, Tex; Mrs Mc0mher, Mrs Rlestea,
"a; FArnold, H Mcdonald, Viokshurg; Sirs
MeDegell do; Miss % Mcdowell, do; Miss u Me-
DoWell, do; H Mcdowell do; Lee Cloud, Louis
vile; Fl Martin, Memphis: W s Campbell, La;
Major Green. Miss; B % Green Tex; P r Howe,
PafaAas ind; Mr Whitaker, city; ID 3 Portes, q 5
AZ; N IS Mclaughlin, do.
THs HaAD oF RrdHE11Er.- Paris core
spoadeatof the London star says;
ltanaears that some of The Rieheiieu family
papet8 laye lately come to light, and have re
yeaIed tlefact TINT tile great cardinals head wa
preserved apart from his body. The question
arose, what had become of it2 The emperor
ofdertl search TO be made, and desired that NJ
eXte1se should be spared in the effort to recover
this treasure. After many months Of patien
research, the head was found yesterday in the
possession Of an ancient family Of Bretagne. i
YVES forwarded last night October 4th1to the min
isteGs de l1instHuction pnbliqne.
a friend of mine was present at the opening OF
the boy. give you his description verbatim
The sead iaih a wonderful state of preservation
the Kliskers, eyebrows, the imperial and nous
taGle, OF reddish color and quite perfect; one
eyelia closed, the other half open. The flesh, OF
course, black. Celia "a sN1s dire, Altogether il
pFesalt4 the eappearance Of a mask, but far from
uupeasing. A telegraphic message was dispatched
to tlae emperor In the following words: "Wtat is
to be done with the defnnct cardinal g His
ma lesty sreply had not come when my friend left
the ministere The fear is that orders will be
given that his eninence il to have decent burial
which would be a pity.
Living Gnd deadhe was, and Is an enigma, and
aswe have Tie jaw of Moliare to stare at, we
might be allowed to gaze at his eminence like
wise. sloald like to knpB how he felt whirling
along bE speeialtrain. As he rested his aching
head on the velvet cushions Of his gilded barge,
and giiaed il stately pomp down the Loire to
Lyons followed by his doomed prisoners, the
coutiier Grug Mois, and the witty De Thou, great
would lGre been his amazement could prophet
have tea Him that centuries later the same head
would come up to Paris at the rate Of forty miles
per hour, in common packing case, at the nat Of
an emperor of France, whose ancestor at that
periud.Was private gentleman Of Corsica.
The GaAMrAGNE CELLARS AT EPERNAY.-I
CHANGED to be at Epernay not many hours ago. II
was by some perversion Of weathera fine day, and
as upened my window, horses, donkeys, mules
men, boys. carts, and wheelbarrows flowed in that
oftqnpted abaoehanal profusionh through the
street. Men carried grapes ate grapes, drank
grapes, talked grapes. In the stfeets crowds of
horses, donkeys, mules, baskets, men, waiting to
be hired. ThenI turned into nobler scene--a scene
of great enterprise great management and great
success Then We entered the wonderful laby
rintf, the visit to which Of the first Napoleon i
duly recorded on marble liked over the en-
trance. i viii only tell you that Moet and Ohan
donis cellars are about four miles long, contain
s. 000,d90 bottles fchampagne, whichmay be justly
valued at one million Of money. Champagne j.
considered to be fit for selling in about five year
after GSttling; in the meantime It'll always KEEP
lnu1zie Gnwnwards- reversed every
day and reeorked twice. The system Of recorkint
clever Arms have been reversed, as have
said, and SO the neck of the bottle is downwards
and all the offensive deposit remains In the neck
q cunning hand Withdraws the cork, and the eaer
Tescene itself expels all the deposit the bottle ]
oiled mp BIZ another cool hand, given to anothe
cool land, who eorks It
correspondent Of the Boston Post inquiries
Parson BrownloW and Hunnieutt represent th
= Internal Rev. Dept?
giper gntelliBellre.
GRnsrEST OFFICE, No. 81 Camp Sress,
Fddsy Morning. November 2 lsbd5
Yesterday was mostly devoted by all classes, Q
usual In the ime-honored custom Of visiting tn
tomba of departed friends. II was somewhat Of
holiday in the Gustomhouse, City Hail, at militar
headquarters the public schools, and at the prir