The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-28

Navigation on Lake Erie Is open.
Iowa prints its laws IN Swedish, as well as in
half dozen other languages.
The yidette. 4 Gentle paper. has been ban
hhed from his dominions BY Brigham Young.
Kit Carson took his wild Indians to see civil
lied circus IN New York.
L. D. Evans has been confirmed IS collector Of
internal revenue for the Fourth District Of
Texas. i
The Brignoli Opera Troupe lost sixteen hundred
dollars in one week hy singing to unsppreciativs
Philadelphians.
The Commonwealth evspsper--radicsl-ad
mits that the sums sent from Massachusettsto
New Hampshire, by the radicals, to influence Tie
late election. were fearfully large"
Six Austrian mobiles have resigned their seats in
the upper house Of the Imperial Parliament,
through disgust At the democratic tendencies Of
the recent governmental changes.
The strict morolists Of Psrh. France, are much
scandalized by the free and easy conduct Of the
American bellies who ere ct present . doing -
that lively city. '' 'iFe'ss1
1t is not generally known. Says the Louisville
Courier, that within the last six weeks Brownlow
has pardoned not less than hundred and fifty
convicts and turned them loose upon the country.
notes were dropped into Mr.. spurgeon's lsttsr
box by A. B.. an anonymous donor, who has be-
fore given fl00o in like manner.
Hon. Augustus Reese being ineligible to ONCE
under the reconstruction legislation Of Congress.
has decinedto to be the Democratic candidate for
governor Of Georgia.
Hon. John Wentworth, Of Chicago, on his re-
turn from one Of hs first sessions Of Congress,i it
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city. he has since sold portions of il for s4OO 0o0
and has 100000 worth left.
A. an sv;ae,.. ~ N. tra,,a.,,or ., wh;ch
Stanton lives at the war department, II is stated
that he has given orders. as the spring advances.
70 have az me uees Gu. down A. around ms qrarten
~ p'e'eA' ''' ''' ' ''''n s''''s'
mere Is now nslne "a fals an srus' OF emil
pence, tne Count de "aideck' VINO Is nearly one
hsnofeo ana i've years Oh age. ne mas painted
ior ihe next Exposition maRnincen' group OF
cur'ositles selected from the dinerent museums Oh
farn.
FLORIDA paper discusses the mock'ng bird as
follows: After dark should the moon shed her
mellow light over EARTH tins unwearied warbler.
may be heard throughout the silent watches Of
the night husnng tne VISION OF siumperins NOR
fail'y. Ihe mosk'ns oHa-aong may it sing "
ON the 10Th mst.' IS .Lemoei Jones' Lao OF
sixteen, was walking from Erie 70 Chicago where
be was going to seek his fortune, he picked up ON
the railroad track. between Euclid and Cleveland.
a large wallet tightly tied with a piece OF red
fana rnon onenino III " vallet Se1oO In oreen
wsrs a;ss,ossd 20 ~ r,,stsr;,v s.s. 81 ~.
no,, - - = - ? = - = - : =
vs.h,,.Son .nsc,a, 40 ana ~ tha rsd,cs, a.
n,ng nsners ~ c;pc;pnsf; snear;ng ~ The scena
dp,;ng ths imneacbment trial n the Senate an
The at,h. saws that !. II waa noticeable fact that
many Of the de,ri monde we're scattered through
On, - ..,,.,;ss 81 ~. .~ein.;on ~ bnndrsds ~
peonle from distant na.fs AZ the country. who had
Tbs Cleveland Leader saws thst on the 12th
instant Mr.. George Alfred Townsend applied. as
the Leader correspondent. TO Mr.. Wade, as vice
presidept OF the Senate pro fe,n.. for ticket to
~ !. .7~a,,.~.srs, v.,,srv ~ prov,se,3, reca,vsd
.ne e-NNS'.y ~ S,,-- .S' S-'
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