The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

diss Kellogg is reported seriously ill.

Miss Kellogg 10 reported seriously i'll.
VIM. P. Hunter, of Savannah, is dead.
Bsmarck's wife acts as his private secretary.
The president of the Washington juata Of Cuban
patriots is Mrs. Senator Pomeroy.
In Paris the fashionable invitations to dinner are
said to contain the bill Of fare.
The Berlin journals say they consider Euro.
pesn war Inevitable.
The Pittsbug papers say Edwin NJ. stanton's
health is improving.
The last Maine Legislature chartered twenty
new Savings Banks.
Ore Portland hothouse sold 1000 roses Easter
The mayor of Portland has asked to have bis
salary redsced. 30
Gen. Ames has appointed several negroes to po'
sition In the State Of Mississippi.
Beecher presided and spoke at free trade
meeting in Brooklyn on the 18th.
1t appears that the Imperislist has not collapsed
as has been stated.
The new franking law forbids the use of fac
simile stamps.
Watson's New York Art journal calls Filomena
the doubly gifted young artist"
contemporary wants to know why half
the women in the country sit on one of their
feet.
An elk escaped from the New York Central
Park recently, and 200 men ran across the country
chasing 1t.
Cyrus Il. Mccormick has been elected trustee
of Washington College, Virginia, Of which Gen.
Lee is president.
Napoleon has bought Lamartine's place at
Saint Point, to put his model farm theories in
practice.
The New York Times denies the report that
three -fourths Of that paper had been bought by
James Fisk and Jay Gould.
The Saturday Review says that the New York
city government Is " the most corrupt body in the
civilized world"
A. Simon, 81 Exchange Alley, has the Ameri
can Naturalist and the Southern Cultivator and
the Israelite.
The Jeffersonian says the Jefferson City Episco-
palians are to erect fine new church on the cor.
ner of st. Charles and Vaence streets.
Thanks to the Southern Express Company and
the officers OF the steamers Bart Able and Nor
folk.s
A reckless youth in q wherry shot over the
great dam at Augusta, Me-, the other day, and re-
appeared from the boiling surge all right.
The Jeffersonian proposes grand Protestant
tin Luther from the Church of Rome.
Mr.. Henry Arcularus, an old and well known
Democratic politician, died very suddenly in New
York recently.
Julian Neville declines the Office of pension
agent, and Pinchbsck declines the land Office.
The former was not an applicant for the msrshsl'
ship.
The ST. Louis Board of Trade considered the bar
at the mouth of the river at meeting the 18th.
Mr.. R. s. Elliot thought he could remove 1t BY
stirring and raising the mud with pumps.
George Ellis has No. Of Appleton's Journal,
New York Ledger, New World Chimney Corner,
American Artisan, Illustrated Western World and
Moores Rural New Yorker.
1t has been decided by the Princess Meter.
nich leader of fashions at Paris that dresses shall
be still lower in the neck and still longer in the
train.
Miss Anthony is, on the advice of Train, going
to taking Turkish baths, and Mrs. Stanton an.
nounces her determination to undertake daily
Revolution. Itco subjects for Titian!-tEx.
An Eastern exchange has this eTTdtan: In
our paragraph yesterday concerning thirteen min
isters who had been spanked ia infancy, for
spanked read sprinkled."
The centenary of the Universalist denomina-
ton in the United States Is to be celebr ated nex
gear. As o part Of the centennial Offering it il
proposed TO erect a memorial church at Washing
ton costing 100000.
The CanoIlton Standard the contractors on
the shell road between that place and the City Of
Jefferson intend to finish aud throw open to the
public before the 4th of July the finest and bes
shell road in the State.
At Grams benefit Of New York, the other even
ing, the Grand Duchesse was played By the
French company with the most ladicro1s effect
the females taking the male characters, and yieI
versa.
Roebuck has made his political testament, il
which be tells his former constituents, who did no