The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-03
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Guizot will be eiebty-ono in October.
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Goodbye" were the last words Of Kit Carson.
VIM. F. Mclean has become editor and propri
etor of the Monroe Intelligencer.
A tetes-tete dinner-Dining on calves head.
A. T. Stewart returns net income this year of
s66749
Louisa Muhlback's daughter is engaged "a SOU
brette in Walner's Thester, in Berlin.
Females voted at recent election in Science
tsdy.
Alexander H. Stephens says his health is much
improved this spring.
Geo Ellis has Barper's Weekly, Comic Monthly
and the PhunDy Fellow.
The New Workers are enjoying strawberry
short cakes at sixty cents each.
John t. Stewart. an old Wing of Springfield,
Illinois, ia out for Pendleton.
Marx Twain realized slsO5 in gold from his
6rst lecture in San Francisco.
The bicag,, Tribune is about to erect new
building which will cost Sis, 900.
The largest place of amusement in America is
the Stsdt Tbester. New York.
George Wilkes "squeas" over the less OF his
| lmpes ehment bets.
Clara Louise Kellogg has dined at Buckingham
Palace with the Duchess of Somerset, and was
escorted TO the table by the Duke of Newcastle.
The surrender of private dispatches by the tel
! egrsph companies is the first surrender to But
Ter on recoro.-LExchsbge.
Prince Alfred published waltz, Of his own
! composition. in Australia. 1t is pretty, and not
! bard.
BoDsparte used to attribute the loss of one of
! bis battles to poor dinner which, at the time,
disturbed bis digestion.
Gen. Butler, who, ForDey's Chronicle says was
born 10 kinO erhOUk, N. Y kind o. hooked IN New
Oriesns.- Prentice.
Harpers Weekly. for the 9th, contains an ex-
cellept picture of Judge Durel, of this city, &C.
compsnied by Mandatory biographical sketch.
Mr.. stanbery had resigned his position as
attorney general. TO act in the defense Of the
| president, hence his denomination to the position.
Winnie Ream is to lose her studio. she hal
! better come to Louisville and go on bust with
us.-IPren.ice.
Train announces his intention of dropping
down on the New York convention like thun-
derbolt on June-bug"
An old man of seventy eight in London stepped
on lsdy's trail, was thrown to the ground, and
fatally hurt.
W. H. Russell, once a Colorado millionaire,
has gone into bankruptcy. Liabilities 81 100000,
| with no assets.
One of the naples in the park in East Bridge
port Conn.,, has fine apple graft growing from
it, which it picked up itself, and which will soon
be in blossom.
Hon. Albert Fearing, of bingham, Mass, has
offered 20 erect in that town building for a
public library, to cot $40 600. and to give $4,000
as fund for the support of the library.
The Chicago Tribune has lately added to its
editorial staff Rev. E. @. Towne, of Massachu-
setts, vigorous writer and preacher Of the
extreme Unitarian faith. +. -sfrl.rr
A Madison avenue mansion has a " Red Room
"Card Parlor " 3" Servants Hall, 81 lirta-
ton Corridor THE latter only open during 40
entertanment.-[New York Mail.
The New York Sun says that Mr.. Pendleton was
born in Virginia. The sun ought to know, from
the fact of his being presidential candidate, that
he was born in Ohio.
The authoress of a novel, "Hood and Glove,
published in England, says that "All day long
Claude PAGES backward and forward, like al
overseer on Massachusetts, cotton plantation
What is the use OF being old" what is the use
of being "sturdy" and Z" bluff" and all that, II
man is TO be eterDslly deceived by senates anC
conventions Il Chicago Times.
The late Stephen Van Rensselaer, was the fit
lineal descendant of the first PATRON" to whom
the English government gave a large grant o
land on the Hudson.
Andre IHeriter. the editor Of that leading
, French paper in America, the Courier des Etst
Upis, died in New York last Wednesday Of con
sumption. he was but % years Of age.
President johnson is reported to be an excel
lent tailor but, however that may be, he ha
made very extrsvagant suit for the impeach
meDt msnsgers.-IN. Y. Leader.
What will Sumner say to Grant In apology TO
accusing the general of making a"white washing
report about the condition of the South, to pleas
the president!
1t is estimated that seven hundred and thirty-fv
Q pairs OF green goggles were seen IN our street
Yesterday, the owners of which are chiefly in al
tendance on the anniversary meetings.
ISostsn Post, May Is.
In the Boston town records Of March H. los;
after the great fire, there is order that ever
t householder shall provide pole OF about twelv
Q feet long, with good large swab at the end c
it, to reach the roof Of his house to quench fire.
. We have received from ID. p. Faulds, must
publisher at Louisville, two pieces of music en-
titled Making Up" polka, and " Kissing at th
y Gate, - popular song. The former is orDamente
by beautiful picture of two little curly heade
: girls in making up" embrace.
= Mr.. Alex. b. H. Stuart, of Virginia, says
Q "Tbe Southern people will cheerlully supper
: Pendleton, Hancock DooIttie, Hendricks, SCI
n mour, or any other sound conservative maj
provided he has what John Randolph called th
to niDgou faculty."
Hartford four year. old saw his parents pr
s pairing for church and asked them u take BIZ
! with them. He was told that he was too lit
and must wait till he should grow bgge
well" returned he, "yon'd better take d
now, for when l get bigger may not wal
d to CO."
st One of the shsrpest political csricstures is Il
,e dying impeachment gladiator" Ben. Botl
or lies PROSTATE in the arena, with bis broken swo
st and most demorslized countenance-whi
81 President johnson Is retiring with nea
:, spoon over his shoulder, with which he h
Drained the hero of Big Bethel.
. General Cole spends bis time in his cell in
70 bany jail in manufacturing ornaments and curio
Oh ties from wood, and has also made small hou
d. tor some white mice which were given him.
does not allow his children to visit him, for 7
,,Ia tho nnnleaaant influence the scene