The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06
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Weston has fizzled again.
Vidalia. La. has n velocjpede.

Weston has izzled again.
Vidalis, La, has o velocipede.
Joe Jefferson is playing in Washington.
Wade Hampton Is buying thousand mules.
Mr.. George s. billiard is among the lecturers.
Thanks to the officers of the steamer Louise.
Hudson navigation IL open.
st. Paul received six inches Of snow the other
night
Boston has had meeting to promote emigration
to Virginia.
DR.. Dandash, Of San Antonio, committed suicide
on the 18th ult.
A. Head returned to this city yesterday from a
visit to Washington and New York.
Gold continues to come with rush from Europa
and California.
Geo. Ellis has London Punch. Scientific Amsri.
can, and New York Clipper.
1t ia said Michael Hahn is coming home from
Washington Disguised.
Over two hundred treasury clerks were dis.
charged on the 3lst alt.
Confederate General Ripley has failed in Fog.
land with debts amounting to $25O0OO.
Jenny Lind's daughter, aged twelve, promises
to have 9 fine musical career.
Mere plantation laborers are wanted at West
Baton Rouge.
The evening train out of Washington is called
the swearing train"
Fisk's engagement of Mile Nilsson Ia for six
months from October Is, 1870
Ripe, open air grown strawberries in Charleston
q week ago.
Dana is disguised with the federal appoint
ments.
Thomas G. Bawer, q nephew Of Reverdy John.
son, and also of the governor Of Maryland, was
killed by fall in Kansas City recently.
Each steamer Of the Prince of Wales's fleet on
the Nile has in tow q kitchen boat, and that tows
pantry boat.
Hon. Horatio Seymour is stll at Keokuk, Iowa,
laid up by the injuries he recently received BY the
railroad accident near Peoria, Illinois.
B. Washburne will leave for Washington on the
18th instant, and thence for France on the first Of
May.
Washington specials OF the Sd state that the
president has decided to sign the tenure-of Office
bill.
J. Lathrop Motley has been nominated minister
to England. So says q New York dispatch Of
the Sd.
In quarrel about the possession of small dog
two citizens of Memphis drew knives, and one Of
them received six wounds without q fatal result.
The duke Of Somerset recently declared in de.
bate that " each missionary sent from England re-
quires gun-Sest.
A Philadelphia reporter correctly predicted
the last storm by the cereal barometer in our left
boot.n
Patti was taken Ill, while sin ing in "Don Pas
quale," recently, at st. Petersburg, and was
obliged to leave the thester.
Msjor st. Paul, who was recently sentenced by
the Mobile city judge to be imprisoned twenty,
not five days, for contempt Of court, has been re-
leased.
A. I. Stewart, who has commenced the erec-
ton Of a 50, 900, 900 hotel for working young wo.
men. proposes to erect similar structure for
young men.
Two Memphis negroes, representatives Of col.
ored Montsgues AID Cspulets. had an impromptu
duel with pistols, and each put bullet in the neck
Of the other.
Some Of our livery stable keepers were much
incensed on Sunday By the brutal treatment some
Of their horses received at the hands Of drunken
drivers.
Brew. Maj. Gen. E. Hatch is relieved from duty
on the bureau Of refugees, freedmen and absn-