The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-07

Eugenie rises with the sun.
Young prohibits pig in Utah.
Lucille Western is playing In San Francisco.
Albon is in Paris and Rossini has dined her.
Charles O'Conor's income was $50 900 last year
A French gardener has produced rose-bush
with 1900 blossoms.
Prince Alfred secured o'Fauelps pistols as Gu.
riosities.
Queen victoria's " breakfasts" are from half
past four to haltpast seven Pm
The. New York Leader considers the theft OF
molasses a syrup titious act. T..
Maggie Mitchell is going to row for prize in
Savannah, July 9th.
A fan of black lace, with crystal ornaments, is
much in vogue.
-Four countries are about to send out Arctic ex.
petitions.
Madame Ristori received eighty-seven baskets
Of rare flowers the day of her departure.
sweet thing in esr-rings-a large, hairy,
spotted spider, with fly in its feelers.
A mistake-to suppose that an industrious mans
time is at the disposal of every loafer.
gentleman, sporting an ochre-yellow and
| green parasol, passed up Camp street yesterday
1t was " sweet pretty"
George Ellis has the New York Weekly, the
police pictoriaIs, Leslies Illustrated, New York
Clipper, and Leslie's Boys and Girls Weekly.
Some imaginative individual has started the
| story that Buffers father was hung as pirate
He was probably thinking of Buffers own ex-
| ploits on the seize.-L Boston Post.
Tom Placide, the veteran actor, who is remem.
bered as an old actor forty or fifty years ago has
Just married widow in New York. The Oldest
inhabitsnt has no knowledge of his present age.
The monument to be erected over the grave
of General Scott, at Vest Point, has been com
pleted. II consists of granite base, upon which
rests single block of polished Italian marble.
The Express says that the Times, in discussing
certain question, makes a wry mouth -
| which. we may add, is quite different matter
| from the old rye 0rhce of our contemporary.
! New York Times
or all our emigrants, the Germans and Irish are
the soonest Datonalized; and the English last OF
| all. The latter seem to retain stronger feeling
for their mother country, and have generally C IS
| sympathy with our people and institutions than
other foreigners.
The trottng stallion Dictator, five years old, an
own brother to Dexter, already shows greater
speed it is said, than the latter at the same age.
Although the trotting qualities of the horse have
never been fully developed, his open gait, long
easy stride, with latent power to quicken az
Hbitun,, render it not improbable that he will yei
obtain celebrity on the course excelling that Of
his unrivaled brother.
The vegetarisns throughout the world have beer
brought to grief by the report Of Mr.. Hewlett
officer of health for Bombay, who states tina
while the general mortality in the Sl6,562 inhlbi
tants of Bombay amounts to l.s9 per cent, amonE
the 81, 1894 non flesh eating castles belonging to thu
higher grades of society the mortality amounts L
EOS per cent. That abstinence from flesh SHOULD
increase the death rate by l6 per cent. presents
curious puzzle for the vegetarians.
The public orator at Cambridge University VIII
delivered Latin Grafton reciting the claims o
Mr.. LODgfelow to the honorary degree of LID.
mentioned the authorship of En0ch Arden as on
of those claims. At least 80 it appears by tn
report in the London Telegraph. Either the pub
lie orator, or the Tally Telegraph, was unawar
Of the circumstance that Mr.. Tennyson has here
tofore been the putative parent of that sbsur
| marine.