The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-21
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS. ETC.

St. Mary's parish grows ten varieties of figs.
An English tailor dresses Eugene.
Juarez has sent to Rome for some bishops.
Beecher is going abroad next autumn.
Commodore Gansevoort is dead.
Morrissey is at Saratoga.
Yale College owns 81, Os6, 40 worth of property.
The sun is on strike-[N. Y. World.
President Seymour is 81.
Vice President Blair is 46.
Max strakosch has gone to Europe.
John Z. Owens is going to California.
Greeley once called Grant q" sashed sphinx"
Favre nets 500, 900 yearly at law.
Peto hasn't penny.
Detroit has had hay-spout.
Thanks to the officers of the steamer Reindeer.
Gen. Hooker's wife is dead.
The Niagara Indians are shabby and sad.
Prisoners are discharged without trial from the
miserable lookup at Hoboken to save their lives.
A New York banker has just insured his life for
500 900.
Yates is for protecting naturalized citizens, and
against the naturalization laws.
Victims of coup de soliel-the patrons of Dana's
paper.
Massachusetts, letter says Banks's attachment
TO the cup is running him.
Grant and Sherman arrived at Leavenworth on
the 10th.
After three hours of endeavor, drowned child
was restored to life in Rochester.
Bulwer Lytton thinks his Strange Story" the
best of his writings.
Crimped chignons in large plsits and puGs are
in favor for very dressy occasions.
The prince OF Wales is getting too fat to look
we'll in black silk stockings.
The latest is a combination OF a cravat and
watoh.guard.
Prince Napoleon reports that the sultan desires
a visit from the emperor.
The city of London paid 81, 900, 900 to make the
Southwark bridge toll free.
A hen.pec ked rooster in Newburyport was made
| 10 hatch out litter of chickens.
Jinauschek will resume playing in New York in
the fall.
salathiel c. Cofinberry ia the rather omnous
meme of a candidate for Office in Michigan.
Yesterday the president sent in his veto Of the
electoral college bill.
Brick Pomeroy's paper hOists the names of
Seymour and Blair.
Elsewhere is an abstract of the new tax bill,
| which is now law.
The radicals elected only one congressman from
Mississippi.
Our streets were again flooded yesterday by
copious showers.
The electoral college bill, vetoed by the presi.
dent, yesterday passed the House Notwithstanding.
The widow and daughter of he late ex-Presi
dent Tyler were in Washington on the 18th, and
we're warmly received at the White House.
Ben Perley Poore is soon to publish his Oh
servatons about Congress-" extending through
twenty years.
Boston fashionables find their Long Branch a
Swampscott, just below Lynn. Nahant is c.Os'
by.
We learn by Mail that Mrs. Crockett, of Boston
is the best dressed lady at Saratoga. Mrs. c. MAJ
now die happy.
The "wickedest man in New York." now tha
be sees himself as others see him, has signed III,
pledge and resolved to reform.
The writer who uses the word donates" TO
gives" donates great offense to haters of viii
English.
New York newsboy was seen to silly contri
butte a handful Of peanuts to an object Of charit
on the street,
Patti has written a formal letter announcing he
approaching marriage to the Marquis de Caux
adding that it will take place at the close of tn
present London season.
} A Southern gentleman has contributed som
fans made from Confederate currency to ladies
fair 10 bingham. 1t is the only way he has bee
able to Iaise the wind on them.-L Boston Bulletin
The Mobile Tribune, which not long since ha
, its fling at short paragraphs, has commenced a
Items department, and seems 10 appreciate
r good thing when it sees it.
!, The president made several import antncminI
!. tons yesterday, including ministers to Russi
Spain, Austria and Mexico, and commissioner
internal revenue.
Secretary Seward yesterday proclaimed Il
3 adoption of the fourteenth constitutional amen
ment by twenty three Of the thirty-seven State
saying that the efficacy Of the withdrawal of Oh
: and New Jersey is doubtful.
0 sunday was about the warmest day thus far