The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29


Forrest and the Florsnces are in Chicago.
General Banks has been promised the mission
toSt. Petersburg by Seward.
Burler opens the impeachment case on Monday,
and Is preparing.
There is rumor that John O. Breckinridgs is in
New York incognito.
Tight lAcing. which is again coming 10 fashion,
il politely termed "economizing the waist"
Baltimore proposes to build great City Hall,
and borrow one million dollsrs to pay for it.
Victor Emmanuel didn't eat anything the other
day when Farragut took dinner with him.
sheridan has been promoted to an uncleship, by
no merit Of his own.
Brigham Young Is q widower to the extent Of
| Eve wives, fallen prey to pneumonia
Charleston Is rushing to the opera, and Grau IL
happy. a c8
telegram has been received at Havana from
Madrid ordering the bishop Of Havana to Spain.
The Nicolson pavement is regorted to be get
ting out of repair in Memphis.
Pennsylvanians are emisrating to Tennessee.
Fifty arrived at Nashville few days ago, en-
route to McMnnvine-
The president has sent to the Senate the MONT
nation of R. F. Miller as associate Justice of the
| Supreme Court for Idaho.
Of the industry of the freedmen from nearly al
| parts Of Texas. u. Z. = 4
qbe noetofsc a. .nt}ovft;es of Montreal hav1in.
tercented large nnmbsr of comics Of : Nav
York weekly iournal. on the CHARGE ~ obscenjtv.
chase IL sannoved, nv the reports NJ his afslis.
tion with The Democracy. So is the Democracy.
lExehanss
Voi' Emory VINO conn'anoeo 'ns c'n marine
'n'anuy curing INC "ar' oieu ~ Dai''n'ofs' 1ues'
oy.
The New York Herald wants TO know what's
IN the wind" political Weaihercock by the
name o. Bennett--lEx.
Dr. R. II. Gilbert is to deliver, In New York,
lecture on the life Of Artsmus Ward, in aid Of the
printers fund to erect monument.
Brougham occupies his senile leisure with edit
ing his old letters, with aview to posthumous pub
ncation. "a
johnson Grown, of Jefferson county, Indiana,
who is now 100 years old, can yet take his rife
and kill squirrels as well IS anybody.
The New York Herald very trnthfully says:
awe know where we are to-day. but we know
not where we may be tomorrow"
1t is said D. Appleton q Co. have offered Mr..
Dickens the nunifcent sum of $25 900 for the sd-
vance sheets Of his next novel.
New York paper says that old maids are on
the increase IN that city, but Il dent explain
,;,,a oe5 sso' o'o W o'u 'a'uS a. 'A'
pT psrnr,, ;,tsras d, hr;,a this amman a.
vors, honses n ,bs v;c;r;.v ~ tbs se.s;ds psrr
| p.;s..ro~. Ca.no..;.,t Co. h,r,sa,s "a ~
5srah,srs
,,,sr - a.. A,~;, At.r.,c adroo..ss .,s
.s,a,,,,shr,an. 90 an IA ,,a,n,a,s rv,r.sarr to
! vbicb NO one vii, he aarnit,es Who i. nnaer
.avsrtr-sva ,e.rs 30 ooa =
carsxa, pn,,sr u !; ss,a "a wr,;,r Tho ,,;,,t.
history Of Gen. Grant Perhaps, when he has
finished 1t, be had better try his hand at bis
o"h.-lLou's'iile journal -
piocA oil s'ofes on 'ne hempn's ps'ure WAS
pofneu ahufrusy n,sns' hoss 'n'iy " ioiy 'ioa'
sand oonafs. Inc ooiioings oe'ongeo 70 Iiii0' q
20.
Mr. piAon' OF oonhecncu'' says Aes'e, n 'ne
ponucai pae"e'ei Vi 'he oena'e. nis 'aA is %
useiu' ~ 'e'ine "n''n ay 'no "'"u = se.A's er1
"nen "e s.ol" oo"'ns % any 'uDe iiom 'ne
"e'eo'oios@s'
can rian0s0o uspa'on u 'ne .o'n sAss no
"eA"ah so'ein"oh. Ha' .e"o'ou 'no pio".o..'oA
on 'ne NH - soo's VI e'.'s '.eo''P
anu nus"i, 0onee' Doo.'' saos'' 'so'' n''e.o'o'o :
NOV a,o" GU a'o no" aun"'''e' on 'H' ''"0 WI ''
ny, NJ. IN. -
Ing w" I'm .a''' '.' a."'y, ,y"s :,1
n.' .".'. sun 's''s . .-al
-.a'' IN sss .r 80 a.. a..
'~,,' VIZ 90 aa.,;,,;. 49, .u;o;aa "a ~
ss r;s,s =. ss..;a ss,s 49,
As xnss, ~ ' e0'1' N-f' ~
iisasan' sooy.
~ sa,u 'na' oaiie' Da'S nas oApies''u n's
sCemn oDe0sOa. - any u =. 'ne ooa
~ '"poaoAasA. '.s 'o"p'o A'sl " ~
'ne noui anu i,s'on ~ 'ne speo0aes - ,o' "
men ''Ao D'nsA nam 'nu Du"e,' "''1'A' "~s
eHanee " opsH n'' o"n ,Nou'n
iaeuoan' VI oa'u'usy "eer, sa"ue' "n''e'
secono ens'neei VI TUG s'eanier iyione, insuO
oeap'y a'.aoA WIN az 'ion poAei UPON 'oua r'Ne'
oecause siA'een years Ps.''ousy i'Ae nau nai
uereo "nte , ia'ner. fiAe was not sApeo'ea W
SURVIVE ns iDJorieS' 'u' pionSes " Ani n's aSsan
anu u le aoes'
1o"n naisnsi avery " .usAesse' 1,a.' near
ing 'nat Da'' oiafhe piopoeeu W shoo' nini' s'oio
Clark mingled In the sport, and dangerously
.