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

MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1866.


lure ana samuel ID. R0iBlnBGti ms son, Doth uleu
of cholera in Cincinnati on the Nth ult. The son
had been attending medical lectures in Cincinnati,
and was attacked by cholera on the 9th. The
father hastened from his lone in Gallon to Gin
cinhati to attend him. and on the 18th was him
self attacked by cholera. The next day both
father and son died.
A fund is being raised for the restoration Of the
church at Hucknatl Torkard, where Byron is
buried. About $500 has been received. a5a.#
DR.. c. c. Cox, who was deputed to represent
the American faculty in the British Medical Asso-
citation, and went abroad to fill that mission, has
returned.
woman, Augusta Webster, has just done the
Prometheus Bound,' Of Aeschylus, into English.
verse.
BreYet Brigadier General Amos Beckwith has
been assigned to duty as chief commissary of the
Department of the Gulf. -
James Stephens, G. 0. I. r., in a recent letter
says: The Canadian raid was so execrated in
Ireland that not one true man i'll our ranks would
nave joined it but ten thousand OF our best men,
under the circumstances, would have been com
PEELED to leave ireland, and the whole movement
would have collapsed"
The Prince and Princess of Wales will go to the
Paris Exposition, and put up' with Lord Cow
ley, the British ambassador
Mr.. Peabody's fortune is reckoned (by some
body at s5O,0Q0,000.
The Right Hon. Robert Lowe, NJ. P, of the
London Times 1ippauLly called Bob. Lowe, is to
have pablo banquet at Nottingham.
Rev. Samuel llgllIstaia, for more than thirty
years pastor Of the German Reformed Church in
Philadelphia, died at Lis residence in that city on
the 24tL ut. The deceased was in the ninety
second year Of Usage and was the oldestmiHister
Of The denomination to which he belonged in the
city
Count bismarck has gone to Lugen with his
family, via Stcai3und.
Eu=sal JARVIS has been appointed United States
marshal for New Hampshire
Hon. W. B. Read Of Philadelphia, opened the
lecture course in Richmond on the 25th ult
Many Of the prominent citizens of Philadelphia
gaYea Gilper at he Continental, on the 22d ult.,
tow. Hepworth Dixon, Esq, Of the Atlenaum.
silver turecn and 4alyer and handsome sum
ofmousy have been presented to James 3. Angel,
president Of the University Of Vermont, recently
editor Of the Providence Journal, by lis friends in
Providence,
a man named HonGoy killed Ills twin brother il
Narou county, Neatutky, il Il quarrel about a
horse. THE murderer called she other id thief
wher2up0n tile ona thUs stignatizal turned upon
him, and beat him with logchain until he drew
a knise and stabbed his assailant through the
heart, The man stabbed died at once, and the
other Is hardly expected to get we'll.
MI. II. WI Folk, u At. Louis, las been commits
Stoned By the faculty ot the Rush Medical College
to execute marble bust Of The late DR.. BEainard
which tits designed to place within the collegt
building.
Hon. @. r. Coburn, the Pennsylvania Stat
superintendent Of common schools, has resigned
He recommended Prof ], T. Wickersham Of Ian
caster county, as his successor, and the appoint
meht has been made
Garibaidi has sent in his resignation as CON
mandcr Of the volunteers, and it has been accepte
blythe king.
"a well-known Partisan journalist NJ. August
Polo, has Just died. He was in New YorlSfor fly
or six years, attached TO the Courier des Etat
Unis.
General Sir John Michel, X. c. B., commandin
the forces in the Canadas, is on an official visit
Toronto.
A new edition Of Archbishop Trenchs poem
is announced.
NJ. Willemst, manager of the grand Cafe Par
sien, has shot himself without any proyocaton.
The Jamaica committee say they must hay
$4,000 to prosecute Governor Eyre.
Owen Dufie Esq, Of Ireland, is 100 years oil
He is an orphan!
Jacob Thompson came to Halifax by Cunal
steamer, and has gone thence to the West Indies.
The Erie Dispatch says that Hon. G. v CulVe
now confined in jail at Franklin, Penn, deciin
to avail himself of his congressional Tprivileg
and will meet his trial in November. Beside civ
processes iunumerabIe several indictments char
ing him with false pretenses and embezzleme
are pending and to be called up next month
T,oet hDuse and furnitQ
were sold at the instance Of his creditors.
Colonel L. P. Grant has been appointed supt
intendent of the Atlanta and West Point Ra
goad.
Dr. Gwin returned to this country by I
China.
Franz Sigel has turned up in Milwaukee on
radical rostrum.
1T is probable that King George of HanoT
will soon repair 10 England
Prince Napoleon has left Hagre for "a thrt
weeks excursion on the coasts of England a
France
Macmillan keeps bank account in New Yo
Princess bIurat arrived in Boston on the 2
ult,, en- route to FLORIDA. Louis Napoleon
settled twenty thousand francs yearly on her
life.
The curious coincidence of the almost ex
similarity of the autographs of two persons
had never seen each others Signatures and v
rejoice in the same name, occurredin Springft
Mass, last week. DR.. L. Il. Pease of Thol
sonville, Conn, Endorsed a note which Chico
man afterward shayed,n and left at the Oh
pee National Bank for collection. The b
protested it, the maker not paying it, and the
marshal of Springfield, H. II. Pease, was mott
as the indorser. 1t WAS some time before
could convince the people in the bank that
signature was not his, and, finally, to sat
himself, he followed up the matter and found
good doctor at ThompsonYillc, who took up
note, duly apologzing for the fact that his sig
ture-the fac si0eils Of the city n,arshals--sht
have caused misunderstanding,
Judge Yarmouth, of Massachusetts, Or Illir
atlas Of Louisiana, was in New York on the
ult. So was ex-Gov. Bigler, of Pennsylvania,
HIP Walker, British consul at Charleston.
Arrived the United States mail steamship Z
Shucy, e. D. Wa1sworh commander, from
York Get 2lth, with q mail, passengers
merchandise to David McDoard. The L