The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-28

Lagrange ssils for Europe this week.
The crops in Kansas this year are extraordinary.
railway with but one rail is to be put in oper-
alton near Paris.
The most popular color for suits, at present, is
a light tea rose.
Yellow lair will be the fashionable color in the
fall, it is said.
A new ball dress has just appeared called the
Hebe. 1t is said to be decidedly rich.
Mrs. James Gordon Bennett sailed, on the 23d
for Europe.
Peaches are arriving in New York from South
Carolina and Georgia.
Napoleon has extingu;shed La Lanterne, not
sppreciaiing its wit.
Gen. Logan wishes to have the capital removed.
Then why doesn't he impeach it ?-IPrentice.
Thanks to the officers of the steamers osephine,
Crescent and Louise.
The odor of the patent "perfumed" play-bills
has caused several faintlug scenes in New York
tbeaters.
Geo. Ellis, opposite the PostOfice, has Kelley's
Weekly, Boston Pilot, New York Ledger and
Chimney Corner.
Logsn's true reason for wishing the removal Of
the capital was that the new one might be named
after himself.
New York dates only fourteen days old have
been received in San Francisco by the overland
mail.
The St. Louis Catholics are to have a grand
demonstration next Sunday, in honor of Arch
bishop Kenrick, who has just returned from
Rome.
A letter from Vienna states that the emperor Of
Austria has forwarded a splendid silver dinner
service to President Jusrez in return for the body
OF Msximilisn.
PaTeps Rosa had warm reception from the
musicians of San Francisco, on the night of the
23d. very large concourse Of the people heard
the double serenade given her.
On Wednesday, in New York. Ristor, in con-
junction with her children, gave q private per.
formsnce of two comedies. Thursday night she
made her last public appearance in this country
The Savannah Republican learns that since the
conservation of Bishop Beckwith he has Travelled
over two thousand miles, throughout mis- diocese
Of Georgia, preached fifty six times, and con-
frued over FIVE hundred persons. The address of
the bishop. during the month of July, will be Pc.
tersburg, Va.
Cora Pearl, who wears diamonds on her satin
shoes, recently created a sensation in Paris by
mounting veiOcipede 10 the Bois. The sensation
wac made, but it was not altogether pleasant
oDe, for the gGntns shouted at her. as did also an
unfortunate school girl, upon whom Coras wrath
descended. She ordered one of her gallants to
syeUge her, which he did by corporal punish.
ment," and the upshot of the matter was that
Cora had fine to pay in the police court.
The New Orleans correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune don't appear to have the cearest apDre-
benson of matters in this city jadging by the fol-
lowing rom bis last letter:
Our new mayor is you know. Tom Conway.
One Of our city papers says that the illustrious
and fsr-famed scholar, Hon. and Rev. IhOs. W.
Conway, was present at the different colored
chOOl examinations Of the First District; bat
whether the smiabls individual was equally atten.
i've 10 the schools OF instruction for children of
bis own color, II is impossible 10 say. His secre
iafy Is John W. rail-, formerly Of your CITY,
and who seems TO have acquired keen relish for
he spos OF office the secretaryship, it is said.
beng worth plum.