The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18
re-elect him: "Beware of Trades Unions," "Be-
ware Of Ireland. !" Beware of the United states,"
and Ora uare of Mr. Clads<onav

re-elect him: "Beware of Trades Unions" "Be-
ware Of Ireland" !" Beware of the United states,"
and Beware of Mr.. Gladstone"
The New York World thinks Motley unfit for
the English mission. 1t says he is perfect type
of this intellectual and social snobbishness OF
Boston. he completed his education in Europe.
and affects to scorn such culture as oan be ao-
quired in this country.
In considering the prohibitory liquor bill In the
Massachusetts, Legislature, few days ago, an
amendment was offered. providing that "sny
clergyman furnishing fermented wine ct sscra-
mental communion table shall be deemed guilty OF
keeping public bar"
Janauschek recently undertook In New York
the use Of the English language in part Of the
drama of Deborah" and 10 the character Of
Lady Macbeth, before private audience Of few
friends at the Academy of Music. Her success
surprised her friends.
The New York Times wishes that some Of the
bigger kind Of thieves would show that they are
possessed of q conscience' as well rs the
smaller sort Of thieves who every now and then
send few dollars to the treasury as " conscience
money!
london paper prints IN sss s..o~Acements OF
births. the following; "Forbes-At s3l City road,
IsiDgton, on March 18th, the wife of Mr.. Archi-
bald Forbes. daughter. Mr.. Forbes requests
the prayers of his friends and acquantances in
this sore affection"
The Lexipg gton Statesman says: "The elders Of
the Christian church in this city have taken de-
cided grounds sssinst whisky and whisky makers,
and have determined not to allow members Of
their church to manufacture it or sell ii excu-
sively, In large or small quantities. This is
pretty bold course for them to pursue and the in
fuence of 1t will be great" s.f.a.s-
Bastisn Brothers, los Camp street, have just
received large quantity of Naramore's United
States Treasury and National Bank Note Detector,
by Photographic copies of the circulating notes
issued by act Of Congress, taken from proof inn
pressions on file In the United States treasury
department, and published by permission Of
Secretary McCulloch by the American Photo
graphic Company. Bridgeport, Conn. The pho.
togrsphs are arranged upon card for convenient
reference, or inclosed in small box which may
be carried in the pocket. Bastian Brothers are
the sole agents for the detector In Louisiana,
Mississippi and Alabama.
s. 8. Cox, M. c., who Is sojourning on the isle
of Corsica, for the benefit of his health and Of the
Americaa Congress. writes some exceedingly
pleasant letters to the World. He goes into ecsts-
cies over the salubrty of the climate on Napo-
Icons native isle. says Sunset: at is SO long
since have written for print that am afraid to
undertake to convey my impressions Of this island.
would prefer to elucidate the new views and
true views which I have obtained as 10 the medi-
cinal quality of the cir and climate. This would
love TO do for the wornout bodies, fra lungs and
bad throats of the overworked people of the
United States. Here Is the GiIead, all balm for
such. 1t would take letter to do that so con.
tent myself with few pictures of the land and
| people, not omitting some of the experiences Of
| ira vel and historic associations."'