The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-27
Editorial L PARAGRAPHS, ETC.

Prince Humbert is sulky with his pretty wife.
Senior Romero will soon wed Philadelphia lady.
Miss Kellogg storms were too high for the man
g. er Of the Berlin opera.
Tie new arrangementof flying ribbons isstyled,
Don't fall in love with me, young man,"
Young Dumas fell down stairs and broke his
ribs the other day. which is said to be the cause OF
the postponement of his American visit.
Fun puts in the mouth Of Disraeli the words of
Can bronze revised {" The guard surrenders, but
never dies!"
An Ir shnsn remarked of lady who had been
very kind 10 him, Be dad, she's perfect gintle-
man."
Buffers unsolved problem Is; If eternal vigi
lance is the price Of liberty, how much viii some
radical senators cost?
The only cause that could be discovered for the
suicide OF a man IN Illinois was the fact that his
name was Ben. Wade.
One of cur rural contemporaries has strength.
ened bic editorial force by two. Some one has
sent two cabbsge heads to his Office.
The letter OF Gen. Stone, declining a senatorial
DcmiDstion IN Virginia, which appeared stimuli
tabeously in two city papers yesterday. was pub
li-hed in the Crescent about a week ago.
An Grafton on Shakespeare aud his Works u
is announced in New Bedford, by "Yours, re-
speotlully. George the Count Josnnes tof the
Supreme Court Of New York city,, author etc.,
The French empress is trying homeopathy for
the cure of laryngitis, to which she has lately
been subject and has declared that she feels muca
relieved.
e. Eyrieh 1870 Canal street, has the off ,ial edi.
lion of stamp duties, in convenient form i1r the
use OF merchants, bankers, brokers, attorney,
and he public in general.
poet was reading one of his ,ffusions to Tai.
leyraud. mot so loud, ," said he to the poet, 4
the same time pointing 10 man yswning in the
| sIeet, " he hears you'll"
Dick Busted, who is said to have shaken
Southern dust from his feet, has recently made a
violent anti-SOu.heIn speech in New York. The
Mobile Register of the 25th shows up tbs political
charlaian and humbug ia telling and digniied
manner.
The Pic is again sgTeeably la Suishiug ami /
| he perfumes OF a presentation bouquet. Oar
ladies' editor always returns his thanks for such
iavors verbally, aod in pro persona so the ~
lie must not presume that the Pic. gets all The
| flowers.
II is said that there are so many children in In
I Nihud nduiCd dtACt bSuNyiOA wilma tnol al Aut
stonecutters in the State keep grayestOnes OF
bsud carved, " Sacred to the memory of Schuyler
CoIfax - ready TO insert the patronymic ia
the biaDk space when the order is given.
Il is stated that the stupendous snow sheds OF
the Central Pacific railway. built over many miles
OF track, have proved q failure. They were
crushed by the snow. Another very expensive
plan il now proposed, nvo wing the construction
VI walls of masonry along the track.
Rev. DR.. Newman relates in his Advocate thai
on bis late journey TO the Rocky Mountains be
saw an Indian sitting around his wigwam." H;
rather unctuously slludes to one Of the excursion
party as lovely lady Of most brilliant parts, o.
whom many might sing with Byron:
:" Maid Of Athens ere part
| Give. H. give me beck my heart '"
Ard the doctor is a married man!
Geo. ". McCrsne, Esq, editor Of the ouachiti
Telegraph, and Col. Eugene Esdale. arrived il
town yesterday. To the former We are indebted
Tor Q copy of the Telegraph Of the 24th. IL
su'erErising proprietor not only proposes Il
plarge and improve his already e, ,sllent jour