The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-19
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 10, 1863.
EDIroKIAL PARAGRAPHS, ETC.

Il is said New York has no safe kerosene oil.
England is having very mild winter.
Sumner will be returned TO the Senate.
Dsyton has a soross.
Miss Kellogg is in Cincinnati.
The Turkish language is said to be beautiful.
Cincinnati owes 81 ,039, 900.
Buffalo is Overr1n with Migrants.
Gaylord Clarke is convalescent.
Sue Murphy lives in Decatur, Ala.
Old Grimes is mentioned for old Welles's place.
Norton has massive head"
Chicago ia TO have mammoth hotel"
The delrium trenlenS is denominated tighttt.
Billiards are 800 years old.
Washington opens soup-houses this week.
The sultan has written waltz.
Victor Hugo has Bright's disease.
Beecher's church didn't pay by $1,000 last year.
hair album is the latest novelty.
Gen. Spinner is recovering.
Mile. Nilsson sculps.
Rousseau was Hancocks only rival for beauty.
Tsmberhk now in Paris, meditates trip hither.
Mrs. Sue Murphy, Don Patt has it.
Bryant is trsnslstiDg the Had.
Vicksburg wants Nicoison pavement
The editor Of the Handsboro (Miss.) Democrat
has been injured by fall from a buggy.
The type and material of the Charleston Mer-
curry have been sold.
The New York Sun proposes an elevated rail-
way for velocipedes only.
Thanks TO A. j. Alexander. ESQ.,, purser of
steamship Bienville for kind remembrance.
The Radicals fear that Glaut will retain Soho.
field.
Mrs. Craik, nee Muloch, is busy writing new
novel.
Indian fighting Forsyth has been breveted brig
adler general.
Gen Longstreet had an interview with General
Grant on the 18Th.
Bismarck denies that he demanded the removal
of Beust.
Thanks to the officers Of the steamers Louise.
Josephine aud Austin.
Butler goes the whole hog" and insists on
qaerer going back to specie again.
Out of place-s vegetarian at the cattle show.
-IPuncb.
"a Christian young man wants a Christian
wife, with little cash, in the New York Herald.
Eueene is said never to wear the same full dress
twice.
Stanton puffs Morgan, and wants him in the
Senate.
The New York Tribune is accused Of making
$50 600 last year.
Vermont Morrill, opposes renewing the treaty
with Canada.
Miss Kellogg was born in Charleston, South Car
oliHa, and is twerty-four years Of age.
A exchange wants "a stop put to the foolish
practice Of shooting one another"
Archbishop Manning Is promised cardinals
hat In the spring.
II is said entral Park beats the world in splen-
dor of equipages.
We are indebted to Alex. Hay, Esq, for the
Glasgow Weekly Mail.
The Mobile Tribune has "Town Talk" column
1t is not idiotic.
The toilets of some California mai1ens in Paris
say "gold mines" very loudly.
Brights face is eloquent of satisfaction now that
he is In the cabinet
Running too much to "gi0ger-bresd"-some Of
the new houses along by the Nicolson pavement
The rains of Sunday have again delayed the
restoration of dry roads.
jenkins is anticipating some of the costumes t
be worn at the Boston Club Ball.
Butler mounted the speakers chair recently fo
the first time.
The hub was creased last year with over tw'
millions and half pounds of Vermont butter.
Work 10 remove the He'll Gate distractions il
New York harbor was recently resumed.
The music in several Boston charches cost
more than the preaching.
Mr.. sweetser's latest Journalistic venture in New
York is a morning daily called The City.
Buffers oratory is union of mumblng an'
shouting.
Getlemen are requested to walk into the Cit.
Hall and pay their licenses.
Congressman POmeroy wants to know if Mis-
Murphy was loyal man. n
Winnie Ream says the women have all treste'
her shabbily.
The project Of q geological garden ia Contra
Park, New York, is growing in favor.
Albany, New York, has ssl wei.pstronize
bars.
Paris has sixty.nine political journals, and II
that are not political.
Cinnamon, in gangs of half dozen, directe