The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-02
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Joseph had signed the anti-concordat laws, he ex-
claimed: " OH the wretched boy, the wretched
boy, knew he would succumb! He never was
good for anything
The latest Paris horror Is the discovery, from
day io'dsy. OF various portions OF human body,
nicely cone up In slk, IN dinerent parts OF the city,
The police are putting them together as fast as
found, but the whole man mas not yet been re-
covered.
niue conuetemps occurred at one Oh
Eugenie's pic'nics IN the Fontainebleau Park.
statesman, who had become excessively heated in
assisting me iaeles over prake ana orisr IN
tramp tbrough the WOODS, fetired win MS valet in
thicket 10 cnahge ms uhder vest. just as ne
bad disrobed, IN uooped the whole assembly, and
the bluthlpg LEGISLATOR was caught Ia Diane.
IL Is somewhat strange that the Two leading ac-
tors IN Eng are German, the three leading
cantatrees IN PARIS an American, HERMAN ana
q Swede, the leading csntatrice IN Milan Rus
sian, the Leading danseuse IN Madrid Pole, the
most popular comedlenne IN 81 petersburg Ter
man, and the greatest ector and actress 10 Ter
nany are Slaves.
The London rlmess special correspondent mem
tons that the Emperor Theodores son has taken
very klnoly 10 the Enghsh customs, wearing
sailors dress, Oh when ne Is evidently very proud,
ard handing knhe ana 10TH az the dinner tsole
WIN as macn gravity ana oecorum as II ne nad
been to the manner born, although Abyssnla
goes upon the principle that fingers were made
before iorks. he seems very lntellgent; Hce
little ielleE, and great iayoflIe on board"
The London DAILY news, MONDAY evening. July
6, says: telegram, received today from Paris,
announces tha.a concession for the establishment
OF telegraph line between france ana Tue Onted
States has been granted by the French govern
ment to Mr.. Julius Renter and Baron Emile
d'Erlanger; Inc line VIII rub rom pres. 70
point near Boston, end Is expected 10 De laid next
Year Inc concession Is LOT twenty years and tns
aximum tailn auInorlzeu Is "a ior twenty WORDS.
Inc MARQUIS Se CsuA mas pscinea Olu m. @ ~
py promising thai II ne Woua let nun marry ms
daughter he would sign an agreement py wncn
ne wo9io olhu nihssh NOV 70 spenu any oi Aae
nnas oines. Oiq "a. ra.u snouio Usal ~ n,ind
that the marquis being an oihcer OIL tne imperisi
house hold, can De prosecuted Only Win the con-
sent oil the counch OF state, "hlcn Is never gwen
in the case OF officers who are special iaVortes Oh
the emperor or empress. Inc MARQUIS de Caux
being on good terms win Engenie, ne migh spend
ms vines money Gay alseI tne Meuuins w.u u9
her father being able to do anything against him.
Mile schneider GROVE 10 tue AlsAanora races
| on the box Oh diag IN company WIN young
lord OF twenty-four, she being about forty. TINS
young lord nae JUST come INTO MS esta es anu IL Is
| said mat he saves schneider al Necessity OF eX,
pending her salary OF S40O might. she Is sun
economical. che mas only gwen Two Shippers, az
one OF which there were eight persons, and al the
other Jour. Sne bas great WARDROBE, put she
rejects me dresses and wears very simple ones;
She mas Two oogs' one VIII Gonar OF goiq; anu
| the other WIN cohar OF sliver. one hlres
simple carriage, aud takes ner airing very quietly:
| She showed her good disposition by insisting on
| the people OF the motel RECEIVING from her good
places az me ,nestes. Aogs,nsr 30 lar a. can
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tailor, named schneioer, aiter her iatner uade'
| lives very quiet and Respectable nte.
ns'uIaI mummy aas peSn uieoose.eI IA AZ Us
,ha snnshe,r eossa of Ifyca and has bsen
| brought TO England, Inc mummy is that OF
negro, apparently aDout twenty I'VE years o, age
leDgih, nVe feet ten lnches. Inc Douys "nlcn vas
found IN colin, is enilreiy perfect, and, unlike
the Egyptian mummies, the skin has not suffered
the least nclson; the teeth are perleet SCI, ana
! every one IN us respective soeket ana rs nImly
UNDECIDED IN thelr proper posi.on as nIen me me
| the hair on the head Is also quite perlect. Ine
| subject had received the rites OF sepulture, the
| Jaws being bound up and the great toes tied 10.
eether; the hands are crossed upon the BODY, Just
| below the breast, and what's very extraordinary,
the shirt is in perfect preservation, without ad-
| herring to the mummy.
| There is O place called the "Fete Noire," near
! st. Cloud, famous for a restaurant OF the hrst
| class and for being the resort of remarkable men.
| Two of the latter-Leon Goylan and Balzac-0nce
| dned there, and felt as hungry after their meals
as before. Whatever shall we eat y asked one.
"Let Us call up waiter and ask what they have
gotn answered the other. The fuDetionsry, In
curled hair and shiny shoes appeared on a small
coTkscrew kind OF staircase between the eating
room and kitchen, and the parley began, BALI 40
questioning: Have you got any leg Of mutton w
"Oh, sir, we have given the last slice to an
Epglishman Have you got any chicken ~
Fowl very lard, sir, in this seasonY' "HaVe you
got any steaks ~ "Never have any over, sir,
after onei" "Have you got any fish :" "shsn't
have any sir, before seven" "COntound him.
said Goylan "I'I make him say plain no.
.'Have you got any sphinx?n he went on ques-
tioniDg impatently. "Sphinx, sir III go and
see in the Kitchen Away he went, but came
up in q second. owe have not got any left, sir"
Bslzsc's face can be fancied: AT hrst be looked
struck dumb with awe and astonlshment, then
suddenly his cheeks were blown DOT like a full
moon be threw his napkin down and groaned
with laughter. There stood the waiter, 10 all the
sincerity of conviction, mute beholder, In cured
hair, and ready to swear again that all the SPHINX
cooked had been eaten up.
One Of the most charming sou2re'es Is mss 90: 20
sephine Galimeyero OF ilenas: Inc 0'n ne uay tne
talented young lsoy was s.ariog u 10 .I mn
purg' ana no'cee ga. hsh ~ th 81, s,,