The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-11
Editorial Paragraphs, Etc.

Napoleon has twelve editors in jail.
Judge Boad, Of Baltimore, is for Grant.
The mot Gordre of skateTs-Ice right.-lEx.
Wales is largely in debt.
Ttcomb is gong to Europe 20 study.
Money is cheap ss dirt in New York.
George Sand is rich.
Russian uksse strips Poland OF its name.
PATHS intended marriage is contrsdicted.
We are threatened with another week Of recon.
struction convention.
Thanks to Mr.. Charles Bruff for San Francisco
papers.
The New York World reads Vallandigham out
Of the Democratic party.
Seventy-ive cents pound for Catawbs grapes
is the modest price in this market.
Raphael Semmes lectured in st. Louis last
week.
on ice.
The Vieksburg Herald Gays General Dudley,
commanding that post, is a very martinez.
Complaints are made Of incendiarism in Madison
Parish.
It is announced that babtizng will commence in
the Ohio river as soon as the ice disappears.
The Houston Telegraph has assumed the folio
form.
Ansou Herrick, Journalist and ex.Congressman,
of New York is dead.
The czar has protested against the armaments
in Servia.
The estimate Of the revenue cutter service for
the current year is 81 ,327 600.
The peach trees are blossoming and the to-
mstoes ripening in Florida.
Ez. Oakes Smith says woman has q right to
choose her husband.
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party managers.
Cairo has negro baby with a face directly on
the top Of its head.
Boston proposes to light and extnguish its
lamps by electricity.
There is ladies' base ball club in ColdWater,
Michigan.
"Mack" says senators in executive session are
purchasable commodities.
Somebody offered to secure Cox's confirmation
as minister to Austria for $4,000. I.
1t is rumored that Senator Harlan's daughter
is very soon to be married to Bob Lincoln.
Fawcett, late owner of Dexter, has purchased
Bashaw, Jr., for $4,000.
DR.. J. B. Dousman, one Of the Oldest settlers of
Milwaukee, is dead.
Mark Twain is to write for the Chicago Repub.
lican.
monument to Bishop Hopkins is to be put up
in Trinity Church, New York.
Almost the entire Democratic press in Iowa
have come out for Pendleton.
Maggie Mitchell is playing " Fanchon" 10 New
York.
Her physicians are trying "mentsl shocks" on
poor Carlotta.
1t was rumored that Bob Lincoln was in town
last week.
tits expected that Gov. Bullock will succeed
Sumner in the Senate.
Chicago is actually to have jockey club and
race course.
A gentleman in Hartford has dned on roast
crow, and pronounces it equal to partridge.
At her first appearance in Havana, RistOri was
called before the curtain five times.
Fremont denies that he is a candidate for
president.
1t is said that Parton smokes sweet fern leaves
instead of tobscco.-[Mail.
Seven and a half millions of men are under
arms in Europe.
Ristori talks of making New York her place of
residence.
Dolby is brother of Madame SaintOn Dolby, q
celebrated English singer.
Is Thornton to prove a thorn in the side Of
Brother Jonathan!
Sunday and yesterday were rather dismal, but
pretty good days for the vendors of roasted chest
nuts.
James A. Oates, ESQ.,, and lady, late of the
Adelphi Thester, Nashville, are coming to New
Orleans.
The book store windows and shelves are again
strewn with the ornamental missiyes of st.
Valentine.
"Msck" says Dickens fell into the hands Of
Yankee Jingle-the greatest Dead Beat in Wash
| iugton.
| Butler writes TO the Society of the Army Of the
| Cumberland that that grand army did more than
any other in crushing out the rebellion"
When il was found that Vanderbilt was able to
play poker, Central Immediately took an upward
start.
! Victoria, in her new book, tells how little
"Vicky" sat on a wasp's nest in the high
lands.
A New Orleans correspondent Of a Western
paper says our public buildings, residences, etc.,
compare fayorably with those Of Milwaukee!
The editor of the Boston Traveller says he would
! ike to see Fred. Douglass on the Grant ticket
| for vice president.
The manned woman who turns hand organ on
Canal street is manfestly in need of aims, bat we
wish sbe would "move her stumps."
Rev. B. II. Paddock, Of Detroit has been
elected Protestant Episcopal Missionary Bishop
| of Oregon.
| There are in Chicago about thirty professional
! artists who devote themselves to the highest
| grades of painting and sculpture.
! Parton's remedy for leaving of smoking is {:
"For the first two days four good stiff glasses Of
whisky and water"
Sumner sent bis speeches to Napoleon, and they
are now exposed for sale among the literary trash
| on the Paris quays.
One Of the brothers Harper has not been up
stairs in his publishing house for twenty-five
| years.
J Isaac II. England is the managing editor and
| Thomas Hitchcock the principal leaderwriter on
! Dana's Sun.
The oDers at the National Theater attracts the
intellect and the elite of our German population.
Der Frieschutz." Sunday night, drew large
and enthusiastic audience.
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