The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-10
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ROADWAY swells affect white flannel suIts.
ihere are nine thousand Italian residents in Chi
csgo.
> There is said to be great influx of beauty a.
Newport.
: Thanks to the officers of the stesmer St
Nicholas.
steamboat rivalry at Troy has brought dowr
: inc fare to New York TO ten and fifteen cents.
mrs. Frank Leslie wants large slice of alimo
ny as well as a divorce.
man has just died in Paris, leaving fortune
OF s4O,OOO in postage stamps.
The gold watch and chain Of the late ex.Presi.
dent Buchanan are valued at SIS.
About half the newly appointed cadets at Yves,
Peint failed to pass he examination.
Ole Bull lost his fddlestck diamond at Hsmil.
ton, CIV.
sidney Howard Gay, now managing editor of
the Chicago Tribune, has salary of s5OOO
Rev. Isaac Kaoch, once notorious ia Boston 70
reported to have turned up in Washington as
lobbyist.
The people of Pennington, Me-. have injudi-
cionsly appointed dealer in grsvestones to the
liquor agency.
Baron de Rothschild, of Frankfort, has deter
mined to remove his banking establishment from
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some discriminating newspaper thief il in the
habit OF taking our latest exchanges before we
can give them second examination.
Mrs. Mary e. Bryan, formerly of Natchitoches
is now IN Florida, and q contributor to Scott's
Magazine, published in Atlanta.
heVerdy johnson was to sail from Baltimore for
Europe on the 9TH. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln and
Tad were to go on the same vessel
| A dcno fobf
says zen. Meade, while in that city, was caughtn
an amour by the husband of the lady concerned.
hlfssslppian has lived for twenty-five years
near Munich during which time he has never been
out of his house.
Fans, with ikenesses Of military heroes painted
on them, are the latest novelties. Grant has been
rejected because he always keeps shut up.
Geo. W. Childs, Of the Philadelphia Ledger.
gave the neWsboys superb dinner in that city
recently.
life insurance company in Paris has the bless.
ing of the pope. All its policies are made out in
favor Of the Sacred College.
Goldsohmidt husband of Jenny Lnd) has re.
written his oratorio of Ruth " in the hone Of
securing better reception for it in the fall.
writer of the early life of Colfax furnishes
the information that he used to call his mother
Ina"
IL is feet, says the New York Mail, Chas. D. |
Danas paper, that political enthusiasm is so dead.
that picture makers of that city complain they |
cannot sell their portraits OF Grant
Gen. Forrest attracts very marked attention in |
New York wherever he goes. He rode out in the |
park, the other day, and was the observed Of all
observers. Gen. Joe Johnston was with him.
The New York Tribune rerarks that "Goy.
Seymour is cool, willy, ingenious master Of the |
art OF squirting orstoric vitriol upon those who
do not wear his uniform"
The American heiress, for whose ATTEMPTED ab
duction Chevalier Wikof was incarcerated in a
Geneose prison for some two years, is residing in
London, still fancy Free"
An ex.city official in Troy, New York. corrected
bis wife with an axe.hsndle, for a breach of Ell.
quette in helping herself to butter at the tea
table with her own knife.
John Brougham went to the Schutzenfest with
Mayor Hoffman, made one of his great speeches
and was reported in the German papers as
" Mynheer John Bruin."
II is said joint resolution will be offered nv
Stevens, in day or two, declaring the amnesty
proclamation null and void, on the ground that il
li issued in conflict with the general laws of
Congress.
greater nuisance, says the Citizen, than the |
New York Directory cannot be found. From he.
ginning to end it is full of the most inexcusable
plumbers. The people of New York have the
ympathies of those Of New Orleans.
Susan E. Bingham, of Goliad, Texas. advertises I
Ter stock brand, and announces that if ANYBODY
nterferes with her cattle and the law fails to pro-
ect her, she will protect herself. Susan ia evi.
emily no cow.herd.
Prince Napoleon ia said to have remained three. .
uarters of an hour on his knees before the tomb
the late Emperor Macmillan, (which was t
retty well for free thinker" says tie CORE o
pondent OF the Pail Mall Gazette. y
At the funeral of Heber KimbalI. BRIGHAM !;
Dung said: "And that self same body. with ii
very atom belonging to it, terminated by the Il
pint, now fed. shall come forth again, clothed *
18th immortality and eternal lives.n ii
Acomplimentary banquet, as an expression of Z
'teem and respect, IS to be rendered to the Hon
eVerdy johnson by the citizens of Baltimore. | ~
r. johnson leaves this country on the first of | II
ugust to assume his position as minister to Great Ii
ritain. IN
During the late session of the Massachusetts, W
gislature, the governor of the State sent in five n,
ito messages and in every case but one the bills bV
lssed over the veto. The representatives of the
uo and territory adjacent must be taking pat. n
m after Congress. te
At the Point Clear regatta on the 4th, the first e'
lze was won by the Glsdola, the second by the .n
arlequin, and the third by the Julia Lake. The ~
ia was capsized, and the Grace Clayton with. 70
avn. A race at Arlington, on Tuesday. between ",
lila Lake AID Nettie Chandler, resulted in the !.
story Of the former. e ao
The Mobile Tribune gives the following as a W,
'ans OF clearing room of mosquitoes: Take tn
gum eamphor piece almost one third the size al
an egg, evsporate it by placing it in a tin yes. an
and holding over lamp or candle. taking care WI
1t it does not ignite. The smoke will soon Gil th
room and expel the mosquitoes" Oh
Dumas stepped into the Figaro office, the other sW
T. when the staff Immediately laid hands on on
and locked him up, with pen and paper. de. ba
nding an article the condition Of his release oll
the expiration Of an hour Dumas handed n ind
editor five articles, and was immediately set hs-