The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-30
EDITORIAL PAkAeRAPHs. ETo.
Ole Bull is going to China.

Ole Bull is going to China.
New Yofk is drowning its unlicensed dogs"
Rev. DR.. Adam Poe, of Cincinnati, is dead.
Senator Morton is going to Canada for his
health.
james A. Gresham, at 80 Camp street, has "The
Lsud We Love " for July.
II is the intention Of Stanton to resume the
practice of the law, in partnership with his 500.
The Nail says one of Mr. Jerome's rsce-horses
sleeps with his head on the pillow Of his groom.
Hep raising has been condemned by the Free
will Bsptists in Wisconsin.
society " lady In New York has been for
two months cOlorng meerschaum pipe.
Geo. Ellis has the police pictOrisls, New York
Weekly and Clipper.
Somebody says an enraged man tears his hair
but an enraged woman tears her husbands.
Senator Sumner, who once denounced General
Grant bitterly as whtewashiBg President Johns N,
now white washes shiDl.-[PreDtice:
Four of the handsomest bellies in New York
says the Mail, are engaged and are to be married
in the fail.
1t is said that the elegant msnsion of the late
General Phillip Kesrny, near Newark, N. j., will
be sold for a summer hotel.
The lsrgest'gold brick ever seen in Montana is
Ou eAnfDluOn III Dduh III neleua. ltS weight Is
1852 ounces, and its value is s3l ,O5O.
An up town New York lady has two pet pea
cocks who strut about the drawing rooms in fne
style.
Miss Cushman's country place at Lennox, Mass,
is kept in applepie order, preparatory to the ar
rival of the owner.
The thin " Brighton" canes are daily growing
in popularity among young gentlemen in New
York.
Fashionable young gentlemen, in New York,
have discarded kids and have donned yellow Isle
thread gloves.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln and her little son Tadde
will sail for Europe in short time, for the pur-
pose Of staying with some friends in Scotland.
Gen. Sherman has adopted sou of the late
Kit Carson, and will send him to the University Of
Notre Dame. Indiana, 10 be educated.
Eminent Berlin physicians, it is said. concur in
the opinion that both Bismarck and King William
will die very soon and very suddenly.
In Albany, the other day. Mrs. Julia Kennedy
was fined five dollars for kissing an ungallant
youthful brute, named Conners, against his will.
Senator Dick ates, Of Illinois, objects to the
late visible admixture " bill of Ohio. TIE
principal reason Is there was TOO much water 10
II for so little brandy y.-LNew York Herald.
Colisx says his T" first name is pronounced as if
written Skyer, and the last as if written C0dlfdr
The "a doubtless dropped out in crossing the
ocean,"
A Nashville paper charges a contemporary with
borrowing from it the tide, " Current Topics,'
but she Nashville paper "bonows" the topics
themselves.
An officer Of the ninth corps writes to toe BOs-
ton Journal to claim for Gen Burnside the credit
Of originating the plan Of Sherman's march to
the sea.
secretary McCallOch goes to London to take
charge of banking house soon TO open in that
city by Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co., says the Wash.
ngtou correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette.
A correspondent of the Portlsod Gazette says
that Mr.. COlfsx has the haudsomest eyes in
Congress-" General Buffers eyes, we take il,
are cock of the walk II fentice.
A representation Of flute and harp has
been found in a tomb near the Pyramids, which is
considered to prove that these instruments are at
least four thousand years old.
A paragraph in the CRESCENT of Sunday, re.
ferring to New Orleans city affairs, was erroneous.
ly attributed to the New Orleans correspondent
of the Chicago Tribune. IL was from New Or
leans letter to the Mobile Tribune.
VICTOR Emanue, mas received curious present.
the heart of a Venetian patriot who died fighting
for his country. 1t is said TO be " beautifully
dried,n and bears the inscription, Sire, this
heart, too, desired you for its king"
George Artemus Wards" fAvorite boy, is now
at work in Houghton's " Riverside Press printing
Office, under a provision of the humorist's will
which required his apprenticeship to "the best
printer in America"
We haven't had the last Of Ristori yet. She is
to be diDed by distinguished citizens of New York.
Later-kistori sailed for Europe on the 27th.
magnificent Photographic album was gwen to her
by he Dramatic Fund Association.
Mile. Vanzini, MRS. Van Zandt, daughter Of
signor Blitz,) has received offer from Max
Maretzek Of 5000 in gold for sn engagement to
sing in opera for six months. This promising
pTims donna has been received With great eatha.