The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-02

Fresh Jesslngs.
The printers trade is hourishipg in New York.
Victoria viii visit Germany in The autumn.
Wisconsin has forty wooden mills.
Salm.salm is at Brussels TO see Carlotta.
Prince Napoleon was 90 mobbsd By the French
| colony at Hamburg that be literally took to fight
Miss Aida Tapp is the pressat musical pet Of
| New York. Piano.
Wade denies G. A. It's stoy, and G. A. T.
reiterates il.
The Prince of Wales invited Bandmann to his
theater box and complimented linn.
There is said to be coolnefs between Grant
and Hancock.
The impeachment managers expect to close the
case for the prosecution this week.
The French army has been decreased to so, 900
since the new army bin went into operation.
Buffalo harbor is to have breakwater to cost
three millions of dollars. sr
large colony Of Mormons arrived in Omaha
recently, on their way to Salt Lake.
The new San Francisco and Japan steamer
Japan behaves well.
The Warren street Methodist Church in the Rox,
bury extension Of Boston. has beer burned.
sydney Pratten, the best orc hestfal hute player
| 10 England. is dead. srlo t& Fsf
Otus WluISiu iocostS u88 sfOu NJ E11ADctu,
New Jersey. has been sold for sll. 800.
Minister Adams is to remain u the Court Of st.
James awhile longer.
Gen. Hancock has recently visited q sick son in
New Haven.
Chase says he had rather b pure judge than
president.
The Tribune says New Yora has population of
enc million. Boa erh ~
Mrs. Stanton says Winnie Rsam has large, lus-
trous, Madame de Stael eyes, 81
Hartford, Connecticut, is noted for its unfinished
church steeples, and is styled BY the profane. the
great city OF stumptailed churches"
Gen. ORD and family were n Cincinnati satur-
day. They leave soon for California, where the
general will relieve Gen. Mcdowell.
Memphis is swarming with Migrants and male
factors, who rob ladies on tie streets and pIunder
houses in broad daylight. a 9i4s1s
county convention held in Chicago on Satur-
day, unanimously resolved in favor OF Pendleton
for president. .
The Cairo. illinois, corn Touring mills are ship
ping meal to the West Indies, venezuela and the
coast of Africa.
P. W. srsder, of this city. has purchased from
Mr.. Gould, Of Lexington, KY, for the sum Of
sl5, 900, the celebrated stallion Cassius N. Clay.
The cost of the original capitol At Washington
City was 81, 400 900. The additions, now nearly
completed, viii cost $4,000, 600. ~
There are SIS 900, 900 worth of government
warehouses. clothing, equipments, etc., At Jefer-
sonville, Ind.
The linseed oil works of Gould 4 Bros, Chicago.
were destroyed by fire on the 10Th ult Loss
$500, ,O0O.i eas l.st t f s.,
Anderson, the wizard, has charmed his run
away wife back to him, and the happy couple are
enjoying second honey in Indianapolis.
Gen Msgruder gave q dinner in Washington.
on Friday hight. Gen. Emory was one Of the
guests.
George B. vashon. colored has been refused
admission to the Pittsburg bar on account of
his color. s7
Rev. DR.. stone, of San Francisco. ID 80 lame
with rheumatism that it becomes necessary to lift
him into the pulpit. U M
An exchange thinks facts disagree with the
fish and BRAN theory. Look at the Esqumaux.
for instance.
The New York Chamber Of Commerce says
railroad monopoles are iDjuring the business Of
the city.
washington letter says that John L. Swift, of
Boston, is to be governor of the territory of
Wyoming, and Josiah Dunham, of that city,
United States marshal. Mr.. Swift was Gov.
Hahn's adjutant general. So
Tburlow Weed is in Washington using his indu-
ence to have Senator Morgan made secretary of
the treasury. He is also working against Fenton
for tie vice presidency, and 10 favor Of Wade for
that position.
The Memphis Avalanche, of Tuesday. says:
Returns from Arkansas come in slowly. bot are
| of the right kind. Returns from forty-hve coun-
ties post up msjorities follows: For Constitu-
tion--s6ll; againsf--n $50 majority against
Constitution, 2948. About sixteen counJies are TO
come in nearly all Of which will increase the con-
servative vote. The returns already in preclude
the possibility Of the success Of the infamous radi
cal Constitution. r'ef stt3J aT
| Secretary Stanton has issued, in the form Of
general order, the act of Congress amendatory to
the act passed March 2l, 1861, :" to provide for
| more efficient government of the rebel States"
IL is accompanied by note issued by the depart
nent of State, saying that the foregoing act hav-
| ing been presented to the president for his ap
| provsl, and not having been returned BY him
within the time constitutonally, prescribed, had
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