The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-24
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS, ETC.

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EDITORIAL PAKAGRAFHs, ETC.
Prussia and Russia are again actively arming.
Detroit is to have $3.50 900 Masonic temple.
Newburyport, Mass, has six vacant pulpits
Gladstone has two brothers and sister,
Forney wants big tariff on iron.
Gen. Reynolds was to leave Galveston for New
Orleans en- route North, on Friday.
Do butchers who keep stalls in the market sell
horse meat?-[N. Y. Democrat.
Thanks to the officers of the steamer Msta.
gords.
The party in England named johnson places
the president elect only second to;G. Washington.
Archbishop Manning has signed the temperance
pledge.
The Emerald Ring-The one that governs the
city.-[N. Y. Herald.
Gen. Cemetery Thomas arrived in Vicksburp
Thursday.
Thanks to Purser Sampson of the steamship
Crescent City.
Shelley-he of the smbrosial locks-has re-
turned.
General Mower will leave his regiment at Ship
Island.
Rev. Charles Noyes will preach at the Unitarian
Church this morning.
Napoleon is building fast yacht and $500. 900
theater.
The velocipede is to have newspaper organ in
New York.
Mszzni expects TO live until the "Republic of
the United States of Europe" is proclaimed.
Minnesota is said to have Legislature of car.
pet-baggers.
1t costs Calcutta Hindoo about dollar and a
half to have his body burned in good style.
Good oysters are only one dollar thousand at
Pensacola.
on Friday.
An English paper discovered that the United
States contains lO3 500, 900 hens.
new serial story by Charles Reade will be
commenced in the March number of the Galaxy.
Ellis has just added an invoice Of new books to
his popular circulating library.
Three women in Iowa killed deer with fire
shovels.
Maine will produce twice as many furs this year
as last
Geo. Ellis. opposite the Postofice, has Punch
Merryman's Monthly and Nick Max.
Last year seven centennarisns died in this CITY,
The Oldest was lady from South Carolina, who
died at the age of III years.
The reason given why He'll Gate ia being widened
at New York Is because the people are getting 90
bad there.
Mr.. Richardson. formerly of the Mobile Tribune,
proposes to start in Mobile next month a paper
called the Spirit of the Times.
1t is feared that Cyrus W. Field will never re-
cover from his recent accident His spine was
seriously affected by his fall.
One Of our citizens is said to have invented a
gun which can be loaded and fred in three mo.
tons.
A special to the Pic says the Senate finance
committee have decided to report adversely to the
confirmation of Wisener.
Farmer, Little Co., type founders, 63 and IS
Beekman street, New York, send US UNIQUE and
very convenient calendar for 1869.
To q non.believer In drugs and doctors the
crowd of embryo medical men now honoring this
city with their presence is not very reassnring.
One of the very largest and most brilliant an.
diences ever assembled at the Opera House lis.
tened to La Belle Helene" last night.
Twelve sleigh loads of lunatics from the Insane
Asylum were riding about the streets of Utica the
other day.
At the opening of new theater in London. the
ladies' in the boxes were presented with scented
fans, on which was inscribed the programme.
Alonzo Halves. who has discovered the Sieour-
ney son, is a monomaniac on the sigourney oues-
ton. He used to bother her by sending verses
over her name to the papers.
A mink kept in a show window in Troy lately
broke its leg, and after carefully. examining the
injury, proceeded to amputate the member with
ais teeth.
Rev. J. 7. Hesdley contributes very sensible
article on " Planchette to the February uumber
IF Hours at Home" He attributes the phe.
lomens of the mysterious little board TO electrical
Influences.
The mule was on the carpet in Congress. If he |
lid not have the floor. last Friday. Il vas moved |
Q authorize the distribution in the quartermaster's
department. OF a volume Of instructions on the
management of the mule. A fine bro,herIy spirit
is!-tNew York Herald.
The Pic. opposes new names for the streets.
Dur venerable neighbor has constitutional aver
ion to new things. 1t even sticks to name for
tself which has ceased to be significant. The
'icsyune, so named because il was first sold for
tx cents and quarter, should now be called the
)Ime.
Flsk's next grand coup de theatre is 70 be the
BOLTON of deadheads. He intends to Introduce
ITO the opera business Vanderbt's grand idea
cash payments. Vanderbilt cut of from rail-
DAD travel thirty thousand deadheads in one
ear. Fisk will apply this. as he will all other
abroad IDEAS, literslly.-[N. Y. Herald.
At one of Dickens's readings at st. James's hall,
ondon. the noise made by the late corners was
great that he stopped and leaned silently on
is desk ten minutes, the galleries meantime re- I
ling each new arrival with shouts Of "snoo," q
Cad" why didn't you put up the shutters
srlier!u
We have noticed for the Past day or two large