The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-14

Coz has abon60ned his Austrian aspirauens.
~ Yots asaino< the Black Crook Constitution. and
get your neiehbor to do likewise.
Filomeno Wednesday night at the Varieties
fhsaters rrf,rF So ff4 vTf1
Anna Dickinson nominstes Colfax for IL presi-
dency. ;.
Jsnauschek. Booth, Miss Mcvicksr. Drew, Mar
lowe and McDonough are in Philadelphia.
1t was Rothschild's horse that Sothern killed in
hunting. The baron can stand it.
Radical spies are said to be on the track Of TIE
chief justice.
Thanks to the officers of the steamship W. G.
Hewes.
Secretary welIes offers his house in Washington
for sale.
Louisville was white with snow on the morning
Of the 9th.
Beecber returns an income Of sss.z4s. which in
cludes his profits from Norwood"
number Of Norwegian citizens gave farewell
banquet to Ole Bull in New York on the 9th.
Wales end wife have attended Mrs. Disraelis
assembly.
John Brougham is said to be editing his old
letters for posth1mous publication.
The Pail Mall Gazette thinks, as Oliver Wendell
Holmes is . lecturer on anatomy, he should be
called "the autocrat of the dissecting table,"
fend in human shape stuck broom into the
bronze hand of Edward Everett in Boston the other
night.
The Tribune to the men and brethren Of Con-
necticut: Stick. Their response Stuck.
GIN. Clay ID expected to srrive in New York
in few days, and rumor says that he will proceed
to stump Kentucky for the Chicago nominees.
L. /. Bank has the largest income Of anybody In
| New York. The amount is $780, 900. but he is
| not satisfied yet
| Alexandra has been given bible, wrung from
the combined sgonies of 1915 Sunday schools.
Now if she could only get A. E. to readit
you want to be forced to send your children
| to school with negroes? You do nots Then be
sure to vote against the Black Crook Constitu-
| ton.
A lady near Boston boasts Of the possession of
pair of eardrops made from liver" brought
| from Mount 'Vociferousn during the recent
disruption"
There is to be grand sacred concert for the
benefit Of Cavalry Church, on Wednesday even
ing, at the house of worship on Prytania street,
bstween Washington and Sixth streets.
The New York Herald, in characteristic
article, advises Jefferson Davis to take immediate
fight, if he would escape the wrath of Ben Wade,
who, the Herald predicts, will be in the White
House on the ID Of May.
The editor of the Houston Telegraph announces
that he has no papers to loan he has no wish
| for company and he answers no questions of any
sort"
Prince Alfred has quoted the outraged feelings
of his naval superior by waving his claim to fly
any other pennant than his linea rank in the SER
vice allows him.
when brother preIate lamented to the Bishop
of Exeter that the established church had no
such orators as spurgeon, Exeter rebuked him,
saying Thou shalt not covet thy neighbours
sssn
The Black Crookites have about finished up
their cheating, as far as the registry ia con-
cerned-now look out for them at the polls. If
there is any style of fraud which they have not
4 conceived, and for which they have not pre-
pared, it must be something surprising human
ingenuity.
Garibsldi writes to the American minister at
Florence: 81 hear from my friends that Mr..
| Seward has done me the honor TO include my
name among the agents Of the government of the
great republic. As never had the honor beg
you to request him to cause my name to be re-
moved"
Leon Couesac, the Emperor Napoleon's valet,
who ives in his service long before ls4s, and has
been with him ever since, has just died. Leon was
the owner, in fee simple. of the house which the
emperor occupied when he went to vichy, and hi.
msjesty was wont to say loosely to his favorite
servant, Leon, / am your lodger."
Madame Ristori will leave Havana on the 25th,
and will appear in New York on the I'd of May in
"La Teresa --the piece which has so excited
|
been played 10 New York. Five or six per-
formances will be given, which win be the last Of
Madame Ristori in America.
The Anti Slavery Standard reports that Senator
Sprague recently said, In semi, jestng manner
that it was true that the chief justice had never
been elected to any Office but by means of co
alition; and the Democratic party, once out o.
power, had never obtained it again except b.
taking the principles Of their opponents and out
generating them in the advocacy" rs@tra
On Dickens's last journey from Portland Il
Boston. bright little girl of eleven sought an &C
ouaintsnce with him on the cars. The novels
received her kindly, and she expressed her appro
baton of his writings in iatterng terms, saying
, 81 have read all your works, and like them yer,
much.u Ah,n said Dickens, permit me to in
! ouire which you like best," "Davld Copper
, 6eld,r answered the little girl. "Good, good,
a exclaimed Dickens; {" so do II" a.
= Rev. 8. H. Tying, Jr.. denies the statement tina
4 he has again violated the csnons Of his church
4 and says be has no intention Of diso6eying then
and has not disobeyed the church laws since hi
late trial, and neither has he received any motif
. cation of an srraignment for such allege
j offenses; that he has never joined any plan
d defy the authority Of the church, and never wi
|, he attend another trial and finally, that he wi
!. continue to preach from bis pulpit until ejecte
"a therefrom by the police.
Al The Black Crook Constitution says that eveI
i business requiring license is "public business
N The legislature and the council can require
=. license for anything-so that If the Black Croo
IA ties get into power, there will be no such thing
N private business private rights in the State
"a Louisiana. Everybody's business will be ever
"a body else's business, and everybody will
IL forced to entertain negroes, whether he wishes
40 oc cv not The univ Wav To avert such