The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

Vio Dull PiAyeo 10 "eSnn8tou On tnc 4t1s
Thick Ice formed in st. Louis on the night a
The 9th. ~
Quite number Of the young men Of Louisville
are leaving for the far West.
Dry goods were never 80 cheap in Louisville -
at this time. ~ tt tsk4t9eA
Gen. Carl schurx has returned home from his
European tour.
Thomas Hanlon, acrobat, died Of his injuries On
the 9Th.
DR.. Robert c. Howell, distinguished Baptist
divine, died at Nashville on the 5th.
The Mormons expect about ten thousand Euro
pean immigrants this season. ~
There were only thirty-sIx deaths in LouisvilIs
last week. i ~ l1a-i
The fare from Louisville to New Orleans. On /,
first-clsss boats, il only forty dollars. ...-
The orator on the occasion of the Inauguration
in May of the statue Of Thomas H. Benton at St .
Louis, will be Major General Frank Blair.
Texes oafs1o v6ich arrived Al IooisviI,s svor.
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Twelve negroes were drowned on the 5tb, n 7
the Potomac, near Alexandra, BY boat being }
swamped IN gale. 4so.i
Hon. Lewis D. Campbell Of Ohio, arrived at
Washington on the 9Th, to testify for the defsnu
in the1mpeachmentt trial. tn a<
Gen. Sherman was before the Psoidc Railroad
commitfee on the 9Th, and made q sfstement
showing that large sums would be saved By the
government constructing the Pacific Railroad. 4 r
IL i sad that the bahops Of the Jewish Church
hare united in note to Disrssli, urging hin . /.
saoriGce. bali of the revenues Of the Church a.
tsbishment in order 70 save the rest
The Courier says. there Is every reason to be.
lieve that during the present spring and. coming
summer, large amounts Of money will be invested
2 real estate tn and around Louisville sft1'slp
The death Of Ph'neas b. Young, son Of Bdg-s
ham Young. is announced by Salt Laks papeks-l
He was an excellent painter.it il reported, and
aged only twenty-iitr soh r.4 ~ ..o.-.ts -
Petitons are being circulated among the clerks
in the department at Washington, praying Con-,
eress to confer the ballot onthe eenter sex ia he
District of Colombia. aap -. r<~,s.~
The St. Louis Evening Dispatch has been pur-,
chased by Peter L. Foy and Wm. q. McEenry,.
and win be conducted hereafter as q Democratic
paper. .s,.,..,. ......,. =. ....,2 ~, I.
Wiiiiam >: hsr'iand nss aosconded from Chicago
70 Canaos' 'aIter having swinoied hr. Edwsrdss
olrecsofy pupisner' ana others out sof ssome
sIo'oOO. p .--Ipi-s si'',so
eFsno pase Dali tournament wli be played at
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Ths mayor ana other elective, ofscer. AZ H.
apdria. Va. Win the excepsion a. foo- out A.
eight aldermen. have been. or will be sonmone6
to the office Of the military Commissioners of eleo-,
ton and registration for the eighth district 70 a..
sver whether or not thew can take the test OATH
A Hartford Conn dispatch. of the 9Th. savs.
NiDety.one cities and towns give English fDem-