The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS. ETC.

Richmond has an oratorlo.
New Orleans wants more printers.
The woman question-is he rich LEX.
Thanks to the officers of the steamer Josephine.
Two new papers in Mississippi.
Ger. Sherman left Alexandra on the 18th.
Frank Mayhem is at the New Memphis theater.
Mrs. Lander is in st. Louis.
There are 1874 periodicals in the United States
Michigan is the banner State of spirituslism.
Yates is on another spree.
Miss Kellogg and Mrs. Siddons are in Louis
vile.
Prentice calls Mullins fool, idiot. ass, owl,
goat.
The Cincinnati Gazette scathingly alludes to
"ves,ly journalists"
Janauschek babe farewell to st. Louis Wednes-
day night.
Canada has just had another snow storm-the
most violent of the season.
Mr.. Calabresi will favor Galveston with opera
before Easter.
Six bridesmaids and no grOOmsmen is the cor
rect thing now,
The Missouri Legislature prohibits prize'fght.
ing.
San Antonio wants horses to draw its fire en-
CINE.
Texas paper compares Morgan Hamilton to
the late Thad. Stevens.
Fanny B. Price plays next week in VicksbuTg,
her native city.
The late snow storm in Maine and Canada cost
the Grand Trunk Railroad Company 100000.
Our Washington special says Gen. Joe Holt will
probably be Grants secretary of state.
A full crop of good ice has been secured at New
York.
Msjor General Winfield s. Hancock and family
are at the Union Hotel in Georgetown.
Brigham Young will pocket 81, 100000 from his
Pacific Railroad contract.
vieuxtemps will visit the United States next
year.
Why is a joiner less handsome than his wife {?
Because he is a deal plsiner.-[Ex.
N. P. Banks's wife and daughter have arrived in
Paris.
Minnesota has paper edited by lady who has
the temerity to oppose woman suffrage.
Manton Marbles Fifth avenue house cost
SIS, Oo0.
DIR. Smith attends Mrs. Jefferson Davis during
her illness in Paris.
ton of Charleston by the United States forces.
The Northern press speak of Lambele as " the
| beautiful"
| heir to be educated in France.
Point Clear Hotel will be sold at auction, March
| LIST.
| well ss to this city.
Kit Carson's rife has been presented to Ma
| sonic lodge at Santa Fe.
Don Piatt asserts that Schofeld will remain in the
| cabinet.
The Courier des Etats Uniscans Sumner "the
| Don Quixote ofthe niggers."
Henry Ward Beecher was critically i'll on Satur-
| day, and win be laid up for several weeks.
| A New York critic thinks Miss McVickers drinks
the poison as ia liet with less dramatic effect than
| many a young Homsn takes q seidtz powder.
| A Washington correspondent Classics the oc-
cupants of the congressional galleries as women.
| negroes and men,"
/ A reader Of the CRESCENT reminds rs that
Wheat fourishes in New Orleans as well as in
/ Tennessee.
The New York Star says Gen. Grant spent three
hours in James Gordon Benefits house during his
| late visit to New York.
Scientific men in France and Germany think the
recent commissions of the earth indicate the ulti
mate formation of new continent.
The Rothschilds are said to have purchased two
million United States fve.twenty bonds for the
| Duke Of Nassau.
The licenses of both pilots of the United States
and America, the steamers which collided on the
Ohio river, have been revoked.
Why is it that people about stables always dis
cuss the merits of horse in tone Of voice imply
ing deep personal injury to themselves
When " one of the best fellows in the world
dies, it is extremely probable that he viii have to
be buried at the expense Of his friends.
The Bismarck House" confronts the Ger
mania - ditto on the New Canal, at this end Of
Carrollton avenue.
Boston and New York journals complain that
the church attendants dress too ex.ravsgantly for
"poor sinners"
President Johnson is announced to give re-
ception on the evening Of March 2, at the White
| House.
Hon. A. q. Stephens was very severely injured
at Atlanta on Sunday last by heavy gate falling
| on him.
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