The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-25
rDrroKIAL RARAsRArns. ETC.

The Key OF A MinDr--rbs latch sey.-IEx.
Much sickness prevails In Mississippi.
Jsy Cooke rs in Switzerland
Prince De Joinvie and sons are at Brussels.
ST. Louis has just opened a 81 900 600 market.
Tonic for the insoent-ssrcy -parilla.-[Ex.
Square sunshsdes are the latest novelty.
Gold closed in New York yesterday at 1851.
The weather continues cool and delightful.
Gen. Dulce is dead.
Europesn peace prospects are good.
Bismsrck has injured by fall from shOrse.
Some people were badly bitten yesterday by tho
sudden and unsccOuntable rise in gold. a
Messrs. A. H. Pinet and f. Bertus have taken
charge of the Feleisns Ledger.
The Galveston Methodiss have bOen enjoying
for six weeks a glorious outpourng Of the spirit.
The csmpsign edition of the New York World ia
devoted TO striking wood cuts.
TbAd. Stevens used TO say he meant to die hur-
rAhDg.
How to stand upright in the community-in-
cline 20 every body's opinion Ex.
The pore gives audience to about hundred
| persons daily.
! A human skull forms an elegant flower vase in q
| Washington saloon.
| The N. Y. Ledger defines board 10 the country
! sleeping on a farmhouse floor.
Eugene cooked some fish recently at one OF her
r'cnics and the courtiers ate them bones and all.
The New York bar has been recruited by 500
lawyers within year.
Brick Pomeroy's new paper makes vigorous
| war upon the N. Y. World.
BrisnoIi drives spsir Of chestnut horses at Long
Branch.
Philadelphia Ledger Childs sports five horses at
Long Branch.
Orange satin petticoats have made their appear
| ance in New York.
Commercial College Eastman sports four-in-
hand at Long Branch.
There was a snow storm Friday week on Mount
Washington.
Two old carriers Of the New York Tribune,
each eyed %. died on the 18th.
Texas mustang wine is pronOunced superior to
1en. moUIensn sumuervu msrss, orss-os-
land.
Alexander Dumas conveyed six Spanish ladies'
10 see bullGght in Havre.
Chestnuts and hickoryauts will be abundant this
year.
Gresham has received the Riverside Magazine
for September.
Thsnks to the officers of the steamers st. Mary.
Josephine, Reindeer Carrie Pool and Gen. Grant.
The late Mrs. Vanderbilt was the mother OF
thirteen children.
Geo. Ellis has the police papers, horribly Illus
trated, the New York Weekly, and Frank Lese's
newspaper.
nis said that the fsll and winter season at the
fssbionsbIe churches promises to be great sue
| cess.-IEx.
Plancbette created q row in a fashionable
boarding house by ndiscreetly telling family Sc
cTets. -..--
A son OF Frank Leslie was married at Sarstoga
the other day TO Q Miss VrOom, called " poet
ess."
That mart OF a Newspaper now most read by
voupp ladies is the column OF official ADVERTISE
ments headed I" proposals. lex.
The Liverpool Poet in unfrIendly notice Of
the arrival Of jefferson Davis. gives him credit for
! being the means OF berating 000, 900 OF slaves
An English paper suggests the brilliant idea
, that Mrs. Davis shows indications Of muIatto
blood!
, his now said that Thsddeus Stevens was not
. bsptsed in the Catholic faith by the Sisters. Il
would have been against the rules of the church.
3 A Paris correspondent writes of attempt to
restore the high tortoise shell comb Of our grand
7 mothers.
When man gets seedy he should start and fol-
ow other seedy thin that are about run into the
! gTound.-IEX.
I The N. Y. Mail says Train is a man OF superb
. intellect, with nothing whatever by which "a
: guide 1t.
n Eleven millions Of coin have been shipped from
5 ; San Francisco to New York since the first OF
Z January.
e The New York Nail says there is $40 600 bel
e on the cotton market. that the crop will not eK-
q ceed two and a hal million bales.
i The prettiest cottage at Nshant is log cabin
|. every log Of which was brought from Canada
i wrapped in cotton wool.
/ An English critic says the two best living writ
4 ers of lively, witty English verse are SAKE and
q and Holmes.
!. Brick Pomeroy's New York Democrat is az lively
% trenchsnt and able ss the Lacrosse paper. tire
ceiyed more Advertisements for It's FIRST issue thai
E, it could accommodate.
c. On one side OF the seat Of furniture truck 10
New York are painted ths words, " Holiness "a
4 the Lord" and on the other, g. Thoa, God. sees
N me-" @
II, Flake wildly remarks that the Austin convsutiO
p ia very near eternal dsmBation; bat he Is G
10 ouiuion that the New Orleans Legislature is
II greater set Of political scoundrelS"
Tbs war On dogs in New Orleans was brief an
W. ,mpotent. and he ours are as numerous aa
"a. as sAucy as ever. Pass almost any negro eAbia
ng the outskirts Of the city, and half dozen gAun
ns yelping CANNES will issue therefrom.
There was an important meeting AZ Su'Ph'
ler springs, Va. yesterday, of eminent =
B. southern generals and civiisDs' and Is oel'es'
no thata plan to secure increased harmony O.s1e'
ma the sections was agreed upon prehulnstJ y -
Of ing an address the people oi the "nO'e ooun'l
ch, ona of the editors of the Monroe lntelllgenc
sas objects 10 being called Du,ohuan. ne 90
s ~. osIy persons born and residing In hoiiAud
Col. Dutch
10 Gov. Warmoth arrived at Baton hougo on
iley oo,, "a %. reeeived by a crowd of ffsedm
adj ZV'u' "DU A.. .sa-..ssa I.resr o,,owd az
nurt | same colog.