The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-27

without reference to an application by the
State to the United States for aid? Or what
can he mean?
EDITOBIAL PARAGRAPHS, ETC.
Gold closed in New York yesterday at 144j.
The Celestials have visited Cambridge.
Jewesses are abundant at Saratoga.
The Dutch peat bogs are on fire.
Light duty-Msking fres.-[Ex.
Sea gulls-Flirts at the shore.-[Ex.
A man 10 the write plsce-An editor.-IEx.
A thorough vegetsrisn-A dead beat.-[Post.
Iowa women drive resping machines.
Mrs. Vanderbilt was "A.
Mrs. Trumbus disease was an sbscess.
The Alaska Herald is nov printed at Sitka.
New Jersey finds it has a silver mine.
"surprise weddings" are an Ohio novelty.
Patti and her marquis are iu Switzerland.
Kossuth dyes his hair and whiskers.
Gen. Dulce's death is denied.
Minister johnson met Dlsraeli yesterday.
Ristori is at Geneva.
Mr.. Eysrts has gone to Vermont.
A New Orleans correspondent writes that corn
in Louisiana will be too cheap TO steal.
woman OF miscellaneous affection says she
would rather have SIX husbands than one child.
1t is natural that men should suspend them.
selves when life has become q failure Elk.
The shoe business of Lynn never was better
than now.
Eva Brent is seeking an engagement in New
York.
Horace White, of the Chicago Tribune, was
| once the professor of a college in Illinois.
Bismarck is troubled for want of sleep. Natur.
ally he wants TO catch Nsp-[Ex.
| Old Gen. Lorenzo arrived at st. Louis on the
22d inst.
It is not strange that when man is very fond Of
his glass that he becomes a tumbler.-[Ex.
James Gordon Bennett, Jr., is said to have just
lost slO0, 600 in stock speculations.
James Russell Lowell says heaven Shaving q
million Of dollars.
Napoleon has warned the Paris printers not to
touch Victor Hugos paper.
Negro footmen in purple stockings are the mode
in Paris.
A Cincinnati physician of 70 now handles his
twenty-frst baby.
The Princess Alice expects to give Victoria a
| fourteenth grandchd in November.
Maggie Mitchell, Sol. Smith and Mark Twain
are in New York.
MAN Is mere machine" At the present time
| he is principally bathing maohine.-tJudy.
Napoleon kindly continues the Marquis de Caux's
salary.
| New York is again troubled about its milk, but
| the milkmen will have their own whey.
| Boston drew Its Chinese visitors round in car.
riages emblazoned with red dragons.
| Perry Fuller has been appointed collector of
customs at New Orleans.
"a beautiful Jewess' is in training for the stage
in New York.
Gen. Rousseau isreported on his way to New Or.
| leans.
Officer Irons, probably hard case, has been
/ dismissed from the Mobile police.
| Pleasant way to commit suieids-hanging on
the lips of an eloquent OIator.-[Ex.
Hobbies says smoking, among the Boston ladies,
is becoming quite the thing.
Boston has treated the Celestals to a dose Of
big organ.
The customs dues received from Alaska were
only 5000.
Thanks to the officers of the steamers Lavaca
and W. G. Hewes.
An exchange asks: Isn't it singular that any.
thing which makes US sleep should be called
ope eye.um?
Say what we may of the Western Indians, they
show disposition to take hair (care) of the white
setters.-IEx.
Lawrence Barrett and John Mccullough ex-
|
overland trip, August It'll.
A fellow in a skif passed Muscatine, the other
day, who had started from New Orleans, and was
going TO the head waters Of the Mississippi.
/ Londoners talk of giving up watch chains and
| Jewelry in consequence of the boldness Of sire ct
robbers.
Susan Gallon, niece of Louisa Pyne, is prima
donna of new opera troupe that has just arrived
from London.
Evening dress-For ladies-Neck or nothing
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES For policemen-mos.
| lin IomahaWk.
Eight thousand buildings, at a cost of from
$40 100000 to $l2OOO,O 600, are in course of cree
ton in Chicago.
A female reposing upon the easy cushions Of a
carriage and smoking a cigar was observed roll
ing lakeward Tuesday evening.
] The banner and flag TO be presented by citizens
of St. Louis TO the Blair Knights of New Orleans
| will cost about $500.
Notwithstanding that Gen. Halpine rests quietly
beneath the sod, the Citizen is lively. The names
| of Robert B. Roosevelt and John R. Walker have
been placed at the head of the editorial columns.
Prominent sporting men are urging Bonner to
make public trial of Dexter's speed. His recent
| performance caused much excitement among
horse fanciers.
There is an oak tree in Massachusetts,, which
stands in two counties-Rockingham and stat
ford-snd three towns-Lee, Eppng and Noting.
han.
Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati En-.
quirer, says Walter N. smsIlwood was on the 22d
appointed postmaster of New Orleans vice Tss
ferro removed for misconduct
Gen. Howard. of the freedmen's bureau, sd.
dressed the colored people Of Vicksburg on Mon.
day night, and gave them some very good sd-
vice.
generous fellow from one Of the rural