The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-29
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 20. 1868.
EDITORIAL PAxAsR Apis. ETC.

There is no tenor for New York in all Europe.
Butler has been renominated for Congress.
Brick Pomeroy delivers temperance lectures.
Chaplin and Field were in Paris at last accounts.
Portland has free singing school.
Bows with embroidered monogram ends, are in
vogue among the ladies.
Men Of fashion are to wear long hair this winter
in the European capitals.
Is man soft spoken when he is down In the
mouth p Elk.
Mrs. Lincoln leaves on the first Of October for
Liverpool.
The emperor has invited Prince Napoleon to
Paris, to consult on Spanish affairs.
Rev. Henry Millman, Dean of st. Paul's, LODI
don, died on the 18th, aged seventy-seven.
Harry Flash. Southern poet Of repute, is
spending few days in town.-IN. Y. Mail.
The Houston Times has secured the services Of
@ lively correspondent in this city.
The Mobile Democrats were TO have grand
That white hat has reappeared upon the SHINES
and is hailed with rejoicing.
Mrs. Lincoln attended Bob's wedding at Wash.
ington.
]. Wood Davidson, Esq, of South Carolina,
writes for the New York Mail.
The first ring -necked plover Of the season was
shot near the Jackson depot on Sunday.
An hEuCAc Ou AluuAOA AZ APPhSose1 AOa NNNNbSAB
"a attributed 10 DR.. Bruins of this city.
Felis Oates suggests that true lover of coffee
wants it in the morning without de ldit.
Mr.. jefferson Davis has gone back to London
from his visit to the earl of Shrewsbury.
The music at the Jesuits Church on Sunday
seemed more than ordinarily exquisite.
The burnt cork season closed at the Academy
Sunday night.
The Academy Of Music win soon elevate fine
new sign bearing its name in letters Of flaming
gas.
That versatile and elegant writer, John R.
Thompson, continues his readable "Notes from
New York." in the Mobile Sunday Times.
There was a triHing not in Lafayette Square
Yesterday morning, occasioned by the discovery
of squirrel in one of the trees.
Geo. Ellis has the Scientific American, New
York Police News, New York Police Gazette
Harper's Weekly and Phunny Phellow.
II is reported that Mr.. Cuuard will shortly re
place the European steamers lately withdrawn
from the route between Boston and Liverpool.
Ifany Radical proposes to turn General Dix on
of Office in future, =" shoot him on the spot
Louisville Journal.
The Academy of Music reopens Saturday with
new and prime attraction, which will be founC
explained under the head Of smusements. Prof
Haselmayer has won the warmest enc0mium
from the Washington and Baltimore press.
Cincinnati must have its Joke on Chicago, so
paper there says: Chicago, jealous Of the head
less rooster, points 10 boy five years Old withou
head. His face is situated in the middle Of hi
breast andhe has q remarkable voice for singing.
lex.
Chest-tones, probably.
Sayles ]. Bowen, the Republican mayor Of
Washington City, has, it is reported, sued the pro
prietors of the Evening Post for libel, laying hi
damages at t25 600, for calling him by implication
"tbe wickedest man in Washington"
The New Orleans correspondent Of the Crysts
Springs Argus complains that New Orleans has NJ
theatrical critic, but abundance of putfers. Thi
Is hardly fair considering that the Picayune of lat
has not shrunk from free criticism Of Acsdem.
burnt cork.
One of his children, among whom the vas
wealth of the late Commodore Stevens is to be d
yided, is the widow Of the Hon. NJ. R. H. Garnet
of Virginia, for many years q member Of the feds
raj Congress, and afterwards a member Of III
Congress Of the Confederate States, who died /
Essex county, Virginia, during the war.
OF course on visiting the city nothing is NOR
natural than to visit the CRESCENT office. On
always experiences such hearty welcome, fror
chief editor down, that the pleasure is Away
greater at seeing than being seen. The CRBsCEN
has always been one of the warmest friends of tn
country press, and II is an honor fully appreciate
by those who receive the courteous attentions Q
Col. J. o. Nixon and his excellent staff Of assis
ants. Long may the CRESCENT shine-one Of tn
brightest lights in the constellation Of the Louis
ana press!-tsugar Planter.
New York was full of notsbilities on the 23t
Among them were Speaker Colfax, Chief Justc
Chase, Gen. Heintzelman. Judge Parker. Go,
Burnside, Gov. Fenton, Baron westerslidze, Cor
gresham Oskes Ames, Mr.. Baltazzi, Of the Turl
ish legation, Gen. Hooker, Count de Turrsie, G
Paris, and Gen. Butler.
Prominent among the Grsu troupe, recent
arrived In New York, are Nine. Rose Bell. Mia,
Deolsuzss, Fontsnel, villa, and Messisur, Car
rier, Beckers, Gsbel, Bourgoin, etc. They wi
insusurste the season OF ls6s-6s at the recon
structed and handsome Thsster Francois on Octc
Der 6th, probably with Ia Grande Duchesse.n