The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-25
KDIrORIA PARAsHArHs, ETC.


The car and ezarina are going to Kssing.en!
Twelve new operas have been issued in Italy.
Monogram carpets arc becoming fashionable.
Suits of uniform color for gentlemen are very
handsome, and becoming very fashionable.
We learn that Albert Pike expects to withdraw
soon from the Memphis Appeal.
The Natchitoches Times is " down " on tour.
nsments.
Gen. Beauregsrd was breakfasted at Delmon-
ico's by some Democratic friends.
The wife OF ex.President Walker, of Harvard
College, died suddenly Saturday week.
The New York World is rbetOrically eloquent
but not always consistent.
Brick Pomeroy smuses himself in New York by
having his "fortune" told.
1baIks 10 the officers Of the steamers |. G.
Harms and Josephine.
The Atlantic Monthly for July is out with rich
table Of contents.
Tbad. Stevens has prepared more articles Of
impeachment.
The president and Secretary McCuoch are
still good friends.
Suuslrokes are plentiful in the Northern cities
The mercury has been up to hundred in Moa.
treal. Why do our people go North for GOODNESS
The buildings erected ia Joness Wood, near
New York, for the coming Scheulzenfest, will
cost $50 600.
IL is stated that the labOriDg men of San Fran.
cisco have IS 100000 in the savings banks of that
city.
The Hon. Daniel P. Thompson, a well known
au hor and editor, died of paralysis at Montpelier,
VT, June 7tb, aged Y years.
The fatal explosion OF steam fire engine IN
New York is attributed to the carelessness of the
engineer.
The japanese Dickens, Kioyte Bakin by name,
has written one story in one hundred and six
volumes, which was thirty eight years gong
through the press.
The whsleship Lagoda, OF New Bedford, has,
though forty.two years OLD, not rotten timber 10
her. She is a white oak ship, butt at Scituate III
1927.
The hot weather has had a terrible effect upon
our visiting German tiiends. We learn that
thousands Of them have been brought 10 their
bier during the day.-lCbicago Post.
Mr.. W. B. Dinsmore, OF the Adams Express
Company, has bought the mansion at the corner
of Fifth avenue and Thirty fret street, New York,
for $751; eco.
A New York millionaire does his own market.
ing, and follows the butchers boy home to see
him.
The graves of the Union soldiers in the GENE.
terry at Hamilton, Ohio, were decorated on the
10Th During the previous hight flowers were
strewn by some unknown person upon the grave
of the only "rebelr soldier buried in the place
Sixteen generals nnHmerable captains, colonies
and neiOTs several naval commanders, many
spobs, numbeTless middies, prJfusiOn Of do va
gers, and several dozen silly girls, we're present
at the Vest Pcint bali.-LN. Y. Mail.
A car load of furs, worth over $4,000. aud all
the way from the Red River OF tue North was
sent East from La Crosse. Wisconsin, on Thurs.
day. The skins go to Europe to be manufactured
into fine things for the ladies.
New York physician, formerly Of New Or.
leans. says it is evident that animals understand
wo or three languages. Mules in New Orleans
know what is said to them in either French, Eng.
lIsh or Spanish.
Mr.. Fessenden has not declined 60 dine with
Boston, but holds Boston under consideration,
with view TO determine how much bean his
pepucs will be equal TO when Congress sd-
Journs.-[World.
The Empress Cariotta in her insane moments,
imagines that the royal palace wants cleaning,
and she keeps everybody busy with soap and
scrubbiDg brushes. An Eastern paper has learned
that there are Thousands Of American house wives
who are troubled with the same fancy.
Music ruled among the .Seogerfesters at Chca-
20 on the 10th. The festivities concluded with
picnic on the 2lst. which was attended by about
5000 people. There was any amount of music