The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14
EDITORIAL PARAsRApHs. ETC.
The Brazilian cabinet has resigned.

The Brazilian cabinet has resigned.
Tostee has arrived in New York.
Stevens left property OF $500 900.
Colonies Mann and Snallwood leave Washington
for New Orleans to. day.
Gold closed in New York yesterday at Il7f ia
l47i.
Canada has put up the bars, temporarily, agains,
cattle from the United States.
The negro Bradley, late of the Georgia LeVisa.
ture, Gays he will run for Congress.
New feminine rsading-Msn proposes, bat wo.
man aceepts.-IEx.
| first sight.-[Ex.
The Courier Gays peaches are arriving ia Louis
Vile in large numbers from the far South.
| Mike McCoole, who was married in ST. Louis on
the sth, held levee next day. He declares MIN.
self ready to meet Coburn.
| The heels of fashionable shoes worn by ladies
are SO small at the bottom as to afford little or no
support to the ankles.
| Bonner is to engage, it is said, twelve distin.
guished generals of the South to write series OF
twelve articles for the Ledger
A country subscriber wants to know what mar.
ueular department Bohemians fill. They FIJI their
gssses.-IN. Y. Commonwealth
new reading for Ophelia when she ia asked
Dy Hsmlet II she is honest" Honest? Nv Lord ~
lex. - -'AU
Judge Fletcher and JOHN Armstrong are 70 form
part OF the editorial staff of Brick Pomeroy's
New York Democrat.
IL costs over hundred dollars to dustn the
big organ at the hub. Perhaps this fact gave rise
to the phrase down with the dust.n
The British constitution il in danger. The heat
has been so great in London, that in the Divorce
Court, Sir j. p. Wilde told the bar hat the might
dispense with their wigs.
Emma Ames, daughter of Mrs Sarah =. Ames
the Weliknown sculptor, will make her debut
soon under the name of Amy Girdlestone, at John
Brougham's theater, New York.
That was a characteristic thing Wendell Phil
lps said OF Rufus Choate-" The man who made
II safe to murder, and after whose health tbieye,
inquired before they went to steal"
Inc highest prize has been awarded this year az
Tue Berhn University, to an essay on the causes
and e1ects OF the American wsr. It was written
oy young German nObenan whose parents live
in Posen.
The publication ,of the New York Citizen will
be continued. Its issue of the 9Th is in dean
mourning for the death of its late editor in ebiaf
Chas. G. Hslpi0e, and contains over six columns
of biography and eulogy of that lamented gentle.
man.
The first bale Of new cotton thisseason from
Ked River arrived yesterday on the steamer Rose
franks. 1t was grown on the plantation of C. A.
Pearson, in Naebitoches. We are indebted 10
Rev. A. L. hay, Of Shreveport, who arrived on
the same boat, for handful Of the staple. which
Is of fine quality.
The town of Provincetown, Mass, eccupies the
'uter sandy extremity of Cape Cod. Il IslI Their.
vas bat one yard in the town where there wssanv
oil, OF where anything grew. This belonged TO a
ga captain who brought the soil from Liyerpool
{ bis vessel as ballast.
There is device patented to make a earriaOs
nove forward On its own wheels, turning against
be carriage and not against the ground, that
eng touched only by series Of feet which come
the ground, and rise from it With the rotation
the wheels which run on sor. of endless rail
nder the carriage and attached to Il.
Gerritt Smith is p. Mrs. Stanton. who ia Wait.
g him at Peterboro'. N. Y, says be preserves
is gentle, loving spirit, and unbounded faith in
e goodness OF man. He still clings TO Chase
10 laments the late abuse heaped upon him. HI.
ne old house and grounds ere the abode NJ k,od-
and generous hospitality. n
a man who has made q tour of the seots "a n
'rts that, so far he can learn, the Unitor;.ns
mt care what man believes If he only does \