The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-30
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Bolts will spout for Grant.
Circulation ofthe New York Herald, 81, 900.
Circulation of the New York Tribune, AZ 600.
Madame La Grange is coming.
| A playful New York darby roasts live kittens.
Quincy, H., has a chicken with snakes head.
Brigham Young accommodates all who trade
| with Gentles.
Ten cents is the price of q certain style Of
| lodging, with extras, in New York.
The Chicago Times has a much needed new
dress.
Ball is to make a statue Of the late Governor
| Andrew.
Grapes are abundant in Louisville at 20 cents 8
| pound.
Lord Cecil, young English nobleman, preached
| in the iheater in Ottawa, Canada, recently.
Greeley's Office is decorated by John Browns
handouts.
Thanks to the officers Of the steamers Louise,
Morgan, Frances and Matagorda.
A firstclass funeral IN New York is said TO cost
| 1924.
| A German clergyman has been fined and i'm
| prisoned for calling Bismarck rascal.
Boston is mourning the death Of one of her cit-
zens who weighed $50 pounds ---
Belgium proposes TO tax all bachelors OF
thirty FIVE. on
Clara Louise Kellogg will sing only in concert
this winter.
The best place to perform the +" Grecian bend 4"
| is over the wash tub.
Liverpool has appropriated $4,000 to further
lay out public parks.
There are orange trees at the Tuileries $50 years
| old.
"on TO Canada " is the latest war cry of Geo.
F. Train.
Ten thousand bales is the estimated cotton crop
of Claiborne parish.
The Radical negroes of Memphis are on the
rampage.
In Anna E. Dickinson's novel, white man
loves. woOs and wins quadroon.
John 7. Ford opens the Richmond Theater on
the 18th of October.
General Mcclellan arrived from Europe yester.
day.
Col. Forsyth's belesguered party has been res.
| cued from the indians.
Mobile had q grand Democratic demonstration
Monday night.
1t is estimated that there will be fifty thousand
miles of completed railroad in this country by the
end of 1870.
A. 7. Stewards new white marble mansion, on
Fifth avenue, at New York, will be devoted to lit
erary and public purposes.
Satin stripes about two and half inches wide
on an almost invisible fabric, like cobweb is the
newest full dress.
Chicago is having Italian opera. Its mezzo
Soprano is Miss Fanny Kimball, of Boston, a de-
butsDte, and pupil of Enani.
DR.. Joseph Nash Mcdowell, the founder of the
first medical college established west of the Mis-.
sissippi river, died recently in st. Louis.
Bags containing bellsdona placed under the pill
lows of persons in Adams county, Miss, has re-
suited in several cases of severe sickness.
The London Times is willing VIC should absorb
Mexico, but wants peace and payment of the
Madame Rachel, the beauty forever woman,
- ~--------.----a 60 imprisonmsnt M
hard labor, for attempting to defraud.
The Washington Express says it called Mayor
Bowen the wickedest man in Washington ou5 of
mere pleasantly.
II is said Greeley can lay Virginia worm fences
in ink faster than any other editor in New York
city.
Walter Brown performs with Indian clubs in a
Portland theater. Indian clubs and SOULS are NOT
al ogether disconnected with each other.
Young men in the new style of box coat a.
brought out in New York are said to look like |
monkeys.
Mr.. F. II. Wigfall, talented and accomplished |
contributor to the Sunday CRESCENT, has left New
Orleans for Jscksonport, Ark, where he is to en-.
gage in business.
1t is expected Richard Il. Dana Two Years
Before the Mast Dana, and an accomplished
lawyer,) will receive the Republican congressional
nomination in opposition to Butler
AT Vermont agricultural fair they have a
" baby team" consisting of three calves yoked
to small CART driven by little boy six wears
old and bearing three little girls.
Gen. Hancock is now confined to the house of
bis mother-in-law, Mrs. Russell, near Carondelet.
Mo-, on account Of the reopeniDg of the wound he
received at Gettysburg.
Some Radicals in Hardin county, Tennessee.
threaten to kill persons who attend meetings in
gray clothes. Gray eyes will not be safe, by and
y.
The new copyright act imposing l25 per cent.
uty ad valorem on British copyright reprinted in
oIeign countries and imported into Canada Is now |
D force.
The author Of the late very intelligent letters in
he New York Herald, concerning the situation in ,
louisiana, is Mr.. Conquest Clarke, who called ON
s yesterday. He is watching the proceedings of
be Legislature.
Ritualstic services were held in the Greenlaw
'pera House, Memphis, last Sunday, by the rec. j
Dr. of new Episcopal church called "Churcb
the Blessed Virgin" but which has not vet \
cen recognized by Bishop Quintard.
One OF the exhorters at ALIENS nroposed that
aver meetings should be opened in Fifth Ave g
re, as there were more wicked persons there 2
an In water street. A man now perambulates 81
ater street with sign containing the words q
'repare to meet thy God; the time is short, "
" sWede," otherwise Cath" otherwise &C. y
IT," otherwise Geo. Alfred Townsend. has Ct
interviewed Colfax, with whom he dined the o.
ner 'oay' sWede thinks Schuyler is some 81
mpkins, and Schuyler probably thinks !,
SWede some PUMPKINS. although in this in. IL
lnce his suction powers failed to eliminate a h'
~ clear stream Of intelligence. .
patch Of the 26th saws; WI m
J seems ne case of surratt is not yet finally ~
posed OF. Inc government counsel have taken ~ ~
spPesl from the decision Of Judge Wvlie on the ns
,und that the court erred in its rulings. ye