The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-16

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EDITORIAL PARAoRAPHs, ETC.
James FontsiDs. Of Montgomery, is dead.
Thanks TO tho officers of the steamer st. Mary.
Desrer than Iife-F fashionable funerals.-(ex.
Petroleum champagne is the last thing.
Peto IL called Q colossal confidence man."
Madam George Sand il again grandmother.
Tax payers remember that the pre-eminently
s.loil /" Baker 10 on the radical ticket.
Memphis turned out "a strictly elite audience"
the other night.
Thanks to the officers Of the steamer Lizzie for
Pensacola paper. W -
John G. SAKE, the poet, perambulsses Broad
way in Q velvet coat. conscious of the crowd.
Bsyard Tsylor's "Fauss" will be given to the
public next spring.
Thanks to Mr.. scobell for Belize (Honduras)
papers. fD. eTk 1s4f9. -.xAa ar
john Bull contributes only one-ifth Of the
revenues Of the Atlantic cable. s. ss.
Thanks to the officers Of the Morgan for Texas
papers. .,-.
Sister Mary Magdalene died at the Convent IN
Savannah recently.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence is out in favor of
comforting suffrage on all races and sexes. s.,
Gen. John sedgwick is to have monumental
statue made out Of three bronze cannon, captured
by the sixth corps. ys as 80
whelsn. the supposed assassin of DARCY Nc
Gee, is bold, dsshiDg, well-dressed fellow. and
sports costly gold watch and cham. sss
Two students Of Washington College, named
Luckett and Brrley, Of Maryland, were drowned
at Lexington, Va, recently. IS
When the reply Of Senator Yates to his malign-
ers is received, look out for staggererl
A Georgia contemporary has foreman named
Pigg. whose timely "srrivsnce," according to
that paper, saved the Office from burning down.
Mapleson's opera troupe at London contains
Nilsson, Kellogg and Titiens, and eye has Patti.
Lucca and Mario. .s "a,
1t is said that the value Of the horses, sheep
and swine. and horned cattle in the United States,
Is equal to the sum total OF the national debt
1000 ooo. 600.
A Cincinnatian at the fremont House, expa-
taing on the vine-clad hlls,r ETC., claimed
that the Ohio was the Rhine of the New World.
"Yes.n calculated old X 81 the pork Rhine"
Brick" Pomeroy was unanimously nominated
mayor of La Crosse, Wis. He. however, was
compelled TO decline on account of his onerous
duties as editor of the Democrat.
At the funeral of Father Taafe, which recently
took place in Lawrence, Mass, eight hundred
ladies wore black dresses and white wells to their
waists.
At the National Theater, next Tuesday evening,
there will be q concert aud a series OF tableanx
given for the benefit of the destituts women and
helpless children OF st. Annals Asylum. Flo
memo is also engaged to lend her valuable aid on
the occasion.
ing Europe this summer, sailing all the way from
that city to Liverpool in boat "a feet long, aud
accompanied only by his dog. contemporary
thiks there ought to be some interference in this
case to protect the dogs Iife-
The Nashville Press says the Ku-Klux Khan
was conceived and organized in the city of New
York by Tennessee conservatives. It was first
put into practical working in Pulaski. Tenn, and
was in full play there some months since, at the
time of the riot. After that il spread rapidly,
and became very popular in the State. b 9
The Black Crookites have about finished up
their cheating, as far as the registry is con-
cerned-now lock out for them at the polls. If
there is any style OF fraud which they have not
conceived, and for which they have not pre-
pared, il must be something SURPRISING human
ingenuity.
"Ihe Late Fall' is the title Of political car,
toon for sale at the book stores. The central
figure represents Gen. Grant struggling to recover
from fall on the wrong side Of the fence sur,
rounding the temple of Liberty. Several other
portraits Of radical magnates are introduced.
We are indebted to Mr.. c. A. Parker for copy
Of the picture. So 81 s f.s.ff 81. ,fl q i
The Washington Star says 1t Is rumored hath
president made some explosive remarks in regard
to newspaper interviewers." when he saw
Mack's report Of ian interesting talk with the
president" about the bbulous sayings and doings
Of Gen. Thomas, and the comparative amount of
whisky consumed by himself "a. j. and Gen.
Grant on the Western tour. -F
The Hsndsboro Democrat understands that
John Jesse Clark, Reverend. so.called, preacher
in charge of the Hsndsboro Methodist Church,
intends instituting suit against the editor of that
paper for SANDER. laying his damages at the
insignificant sum OF ten thousand dollars, because
be stated few weeks ago that the Methodist
Church In that place was shinglsd with
mackerel." t4i
The Black Crook Consultation says that every
business requiring license is public business,
The legislature and the council can require a
license for anything-so that II the Black Crook
ties get into power, there will be no such thing as
private business or private rights in the State Of
Louisiana. Everyoody's business will be every
body else's business. and everybody viii be
forced to entertain negroes. whether he wishes to
do so or not The only way to avert such a
tyranny is 10 reject the Black Crook Consttu-
ton.