The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-18
EDIroRIAL PAKAaRArHs. Ere.

white mocking bird has turned up in Georgia.
| Picked Salmon-Chsse.-IEx
Brupettes are in the majority at sarstoga.
The city of Paris owes 500, 500 900 in gold.
The third party movement is dead.
The new Louisiana senators were seated yester.
| day. nr
Dickens's visit to this country did not improve
his health.
Jefferson, the comedian, is spending the sum
mer on his farm at Stroudsburg, Pa.
Iced tea with slice of lemon in it is said to be
| decidedly ahead of lager.
Great men differ from common ones in moral
| more than in intellectual qualities.
No cider.-Grant may get the fruit of radical
| ism, but he cannot get the jews out of it.
The Mississippi levees are necessary to make
shore thing Of that river.
Of6ce-seekers are anxious to know all about
wha. is takingi"plece."
Hon. Reverdy johnson has been rendered din.
ner by the Chamber of Commerce of New York.
An Alabsmian promises to have bale Of cotton
in Montgomery on the lst of August.
Judge j. N. T. Richardson, of Ouachita parish,
is dead.
Thanks to the Southern Express Company and
the steamer Louise.
There are over six thousand acres of grapes in
Ohio.
Lord Stanley says there is no disagreement be-
tween England and the United States on the CUES.
ton of the rights OF naturazed citizens.
A terrible and fatal negro riot occurred at Mi.
lcan, Texas, on the 10th and 10th insts. Between
so and 60 rioters we're killed.
new typographical dress. 1t is an admirable news.
paper.
Philadelphia was in darkness and gloom last
night on account of the strike of the employees at
the gas works.
The elder Dumas has cleared 500 goo By forty.
five years of literary labor, and hasn't got dol.
lar 10 show for it.
Grants first exclamation on reaching his house
and garden, near ST.. Louis, is said to have been
" Let Us have peas!"-tEx.
On a trencher?
1t is said that dose of pulverized charcoal
taken daily is the best preventive of cholera and
allsummer diseases. This remedy is coming large
ly INTO use for dyspepsia also.
down town contemporary expresses the ama-
BILE hope that certain "hsppy couple will relish
the many good wishes of their multitude of friends
in their future path of llfe."
There is a curious kind of corn in Tennessee
that grows on the tassel. A Knoxville paper
Says ANY one desiring to see q vegetable Gu.
riosity, can see at our Office tassel studded with
corn grains, and with a cob or ear at the TOP.
1hs is but sample from a whole ten-acre field
of he same Sort"
Messrs. Robertson and Kingston, the English
executors of ArtemUs Wards estate complain of
the statements of American newspapers aboutthe
manner in which they have discharged their trust.
They ask the appointment of some American re.
siding in London to inspect the accounts and
papers relating to the executorship.
Norfolk has amusicaI prodigy in the shape of a |
baby two and half years DID, The child is blind. |
but displays rare musical talent-his execution |
on the piano being nearly faultless. His little |
hands were too small to grasp full octave, and |
he frequently uses his elbows to strike the KEYS
beyond the reach Of his fingers, but even with this
disadvantage he very seldom strikes false note.