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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08
The FRANKLIN Lectures.

PROFESSOR 0LMsTED ON ASTRONOMY.
The first lecture of this series delivered Monday
evening at the Broadway Tabernacle by Professor
sted. Subject Comparative views and grand laws OF
the solar system" The audience WAS numerous The
lecturer fai6-
Ladies and Gentlemen:--I am reminded by the great
lame OF franklin who my patrons have placed
at the head OF this II lectures that the
dignity and glory OF science consists doing good God
has made this world and ordained the laws If nature
for the many and not for the few It is 1T therefore
that knowledge should be rendered free the blessed
air AND light OF heaven But there two classes Of
populsr Lectures upon astronomy addressed to two
different classes OF the lovers CT pleasure
the lovers OF truth We propose 20 blend
with Instruction and hope that such will be- the fact
hope there will be in the instruction but
the undertaking to combine pleasure with instruction ia
astronomy appears to to be like buying western 10 nd
to promote the cause of region there is ;neoDgruy
between the two We must address ourselves either 20
the lovers Of pleasure the lovers OF truth and a.
though wish IL to be understood that il is my doctrine
that there great pleasure ami entertainment in truth
itself and in the acquisition of truth ye. those Who
cater for the lovers ut pleasure preiert subject Of
astronomy chiefly TO the Imagination ami the senses
but tho.e who address the lovers Of truth appeal
to the understanding and intellect The lecturer
then proceeded to view the heavenly bodies in
their relations as parts q one great system and Illus
traied the beautiful mechanism Of the sofa. system on
dogTau He exhibited large drawing repre5e uting tbs
distances and mssrude Of the and the planets aud
pointed cut that the time equed 70 traverse the globe
Ia raitway at speed OF twenty four miles
would be fifty days TO round :hs sixteen ysara
and 10 reach Mercury Iom the would take hun
dred years. mr onstei then discussed compsrstive
relecties the mode in which tbs distance magnitude
and velocity Of the planets found, ald concluded
his remarks By learned dsqusiticn .he law Of
versal gravitaion.
ders it impossible for US 20 give fuller post 81 his aais
lecture
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PEmAptIrs,a, Dee. I-(Roportsd u 9Arkst, 3rosssu
and Amboy sa,rosd Ga lsl's 90 R,tding Rar Dad
Notes 90 700 Texas Reg Bende SCI SO KcnRiugton W.
es 1886 l0eoo :us1uehapns Canal &c S 20O0 DO ga B5
SehgylA S,.iFation sc S2 s tss Lehish Con aortsae
Long leland Rail- Dad IL IS 30 2'h 100 do cash. 2S 800
90 "a 40 % II lots 2S54 $50 DO b. 2sH 100 DO EWn,
Scs w 40 2s3s ~ Nihch Raread. t8x 300 schuyiliii
rayigsilon Freter1sd, za $50 do 29 100 DO 10 21a
~ Nnsatn OK Bari burg railroad 6i1S 500
~ unien Canal W. DO RAILROAD 81 f55
Ib4teo ss1eH ~ az e5l Gard Btnk IN lo1s b5 IsHi
Iyy 90, efsa 1875 ~ Phadeipa Bank, ItT "a Rank Of
hentyoA TX s ~ Pennsyyatis Bark 1872 Bstaeen
coo pl,ildeiphi, and sggbsry Railroad ~ "a 9G ~
ttres hort 1hts t W. 200 DO in lots ig7 200 a. IN,
~ 40 %, 20 40 ao o. W. no d. "a, NlG Tong ISisad
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On Sunday evening Dec s. THOMAS G. STEVENS in the
GOTH year of bis age
invited to attend his funeral from the house Of his father
No. - West Twenty eighth street. on Thursday. Dec
eat half past O'Clock, P. ii without any further in
On Monday, 9th inst of consumption C,rHAnlSr wife
Of Jer niah Wath, in the SD year Of her age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
tend the funeral Wednesday, sth inst at clock p
from her late residence, No IL Prince street. to CAL
veIy Cemetery
Mrs nhTIY BALDWIN, aged IS years.
Her funeral will take place this day 18th inst at
o'clock iom her late residence No 200 East Broadway
: In Brooklyn on Monday evening, Dec g. LORENZO
The friends of the family also the me mbers Of Atlantic
nersl this ds,, (wednefdsy sh inst at O'clock
from the Methodist Church in Carlton Myrtle
On the 10th nit, At Turks island MARY, wife Of Capt
Pierce Of brig Mary Pierce
Suddenly on Tuesday morning. Dec, 7, Mrs. JOHN Nc.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this day, wednesday, Dec s, at
O'clock from the residence OF her brother James Kens
81 Second street
On the 9th nst after short Illness ISAAC L. THArEs
merchant.
his funeral will take place from his late residence &C
East Twenty first this day. 18th inst at O'Clock
His friends are invited to attend.
On Monday, DIT G. after very brief illness, at the
sidepce Of his parents EDWIN FORREST WHITLEY son Of
Thomas w and Arietta Whitley.
On the 9TH, Of consumption JOHN MEXICAN in the 49th
year OF his ege.
His renos and acquaintance those Of his son Je-
rsmish are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence 2sS West Seventeenth street on
the sth inst, without further invitation
On Tuesday. It'll inst at half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ
months.
The friends and relatives of the family and members of
Egyptian fneenpment, No 70 Covenant Lodge, o. of
o. f.. and Worth Lodge of Masons, No 2l0 also the
members Of Allen street Presbyterian Church invited
70 attend the funeral Thurdsy 9th inst at O'Clock
from her late residence, No. "a Forsyth street.
On the .th inst SAMUEL LORD, sged As years.
The friends Of the family aud those Of his brothers
B. and W. G. Lord invited to attend his funerel on
Thursday morning eth inst st 10 o'clock, A. NJ, from
bis late residence. No 2s4 Madison street His remains
Will be taken to Westport county for ntermens.
Death of AMELIA VANpERoFF Of Al Hoatio street Is in
correct in Fridays paper.
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Railroad b. M ~ do u lots IN 100 b. sSx; roo do
cash. 8H Mnehiil RsisoaA 6sx 30 bchuvikiif svisa.
sion 0x Second Board-e4 900 ksadins Railroal &C. 10
100 United sat-; e. ~ r MS 5000 sehsyikli NaI
Texas Neg Notes S s,hsrss Raiirosd tSs
e % ss 10 nsrrisbure Railroad 81 $50 Norris Canal in
lots f,S l.0 do N 900 Union Canal in ots Is iSA 100
Do hswn ls do. - 1873; ISL North Anslicsn insursnos
% Trenton D:nins Company 81 100 Long lsasd Railroad
s ss Esyg.tiSn PrfsTsd 200 thi.
50N so sohuyiL Fayigstion. eli lNsrth Am.ricsu Bank
IS; J Girsrd Bank TX; d. ny After Board-s5 OOC
Rsilresd Eers'gs S. as 81 100 shares sshuyiLi Nayss
t"n Pseferrsa So Ss S9o Mors: Canal in lots ss
do 2 zoo Lsrs Leland Railroad IN lot, % 100 DO g
IG DO I $50 in lots, 26j 50 Reading Railroad b. 5
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NEWARK. Dec Carr sohr WIN NNsal. Weber. ssA..
NEwPoHT. Dec s-Arr brig Ellen Hayden Smith, 1ss-
Dss.m YORK Senator Fs1sil Ssl.: Tor '''-
EAANTuGE 1T Dec s,sle sehr sxsrs Fsrris. TSr.oIk
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doe. Brothe :. West indies w.
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~ Dec brig E Dsssr
Ga bark Louisa Eaton. shieds Cisnfuegos brig susss
g PISaouTs. Nov i-The Hannah Abigail. from Noe.
folk had not asIeported she at Holmes A0s iss
PRovIDENcE Dec s--Arr soh- E Rowland. Rowland.
NYoit via Fall River; steamer Pelican. Kinney NYork
Shssssr Foster Triumph Mason Phiisdsipha; iasp
4th-Arr bark anbow (of Gardiner) Hsmblr Norlean&
ArnA jenkins, Potter, Ba!tmors Mechanic Cain Phiia
dsP Ga brig is5a Hf East ssGsG !ss
Partr dse Wiimin gton Nc Oxford, nowlsnd Baltlmsr
Sea witch, Hawkins, Philadelphis d Mershon Bragg.
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5ss brig from s sy S% g
the Yankee, Thayer, from Chareston) Sid schrs Tine
Bartlett, sufolk SHEPPARD Mount Hawkin; John r.
IS Msyhessm Allen Brown Endiooss and COLUMBIA
RICHMOND Dec a6-Arr schrs Tioga Crowell Bostsae
New York wystt; Minerva Wright Worth, and Brown,
Eldard, and Patmos, Sanford NYork.
SAVANNAH, Dec Arr barks Emily Banning. Rag,
Psnsdslpha Lucy RsdSns BossG1 yta Charleston sOx
den, N0ilesrs schr Fannie, Beasson. Pliiadslphis.
2d-Arf ship Marion, Share NYork sehr Virginia. Snow.
p ilas.iph. Beow bark Harriet Johnston Battinors.
LiehtbOurne and Wallace Foster. Boston.
sd-srE bark Harriet FRANCS Snow Baltimers eche
Cray Liverpool, via Charleston bark Charles Wu.
liam B.sland, Boston brig sseae Mean; schrs rls.
bark Hsr,est Nichols do; briss Robs Charlton Light
bourne. Havar d Alfred Exali Brown NYork schrsA
Wetmore psarborn, ad annis: Bsaston, Phadelphis
ship Co.dsla Henry dol briggs Tangent Reed Damarscct
Ne; Augusta stone NYcTk; .shr Dr.nhai,. Rock:
p Dec sasn PhssepS sh0 ''hF
SALEM. Dee Arr schrs Martha Maria Swift 0iouoes-
ter for kYors Sid 4h sehr John Mashow Kenney Tan
SANDWICH Dec 2Arr at Cohasset Narrows sshrs Sylvia
Bourne. Alexandria; Huttor, ST rague. baltimore.
ST0NlNGTON, NovI-Arr schr PhGnix, Dickens NYork
WHINING TON. No, Dc 2-.Arrb.rk Reindeer Fr.nkIi.s
schr fary Anna Gibbs. NYork. Cld 3d. sshe Mary Am
Cue at, Foster York.
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Passenger Arrived

SAVANNAH steamship Aiab,ms-Mrs Troup, MSs 2
solonan adley, Abm Campbell, John Phillips, A Bus-
SET bailey Daley Henry Ms1NS il sss:sss,.
Gles,on, Mary Guthrie ! Huteheon, > W Shields. q "
Chas Wise. II Holensack Adsms-Ie in Ahe stssrsgs-
diner, Hamilton, W Mumby Mr. Mcdonald, J Homer. "
johnson Bslser, c Hobson-l2 in the stserage.
los and lady; Lon dor; Miss Walug Oxford; Ara
stead and lady. Master w Clark, d " Downs.
LIyERPo0L-Ship Andrew Fostor-Mr az d Mrs WeymAa,
child and nurse, Lieut. Geoner Of the Norwegian army
BERMUDA-Bark e Barss-John Harriet and Howauds
and j Smith
MALAeA-BArk Elizabeth-Christian Rh,tander. Maria
Rhei apder, Henry HIGHLANDER;
BoNAIRE-Brig MonserrAte-Mrs Morrsi.
HUMAco-Brig Restaudor-Mr Bull.
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sehi s.ssS Anna Finley. E..tpor. i dsys.
sssr dazzle. fo:s RSsLisad hSS Says 'aA
Steamer Pelican, Ksaney, Providsnes, day.
ARRIVED vEsrERDAy.
Sch. Isaac 'aasaAt Giaen Virginia days, for New
sohr Sarah Mcdonald. Ellis. Virginia. days for New
eohr Bsssdiet Ellis virsisa days. for New Haven
schr Nary Eliza, Smith vrsinA. days for New Haven
sehr Prsndls. Smith yiFsinis 2dIys for New Haven
chr vrEinis d:ys for New Haven
sohr village Belle wS ias vsranis ass1s
ssr A An1 f ss,1 varsni,
s0hr Maria, Wilson; Virgins, days
schi Mary Peck Depau Richmond. DAYS
sohr Serbia. Walters. Frrderioisburs. sdsys.
Gp lick sons s SSsl ns
sehS Julia Clark. Endioott. Philadelphia days. for
sshr Tu.i. DsIsw. Nisk.r scp, Phil.dsphia, 4days
schr Mecca. oorum, Eastport. IL DAYS.
Schr Augustus, Blunt. Passport Is days.
Schr Augustus Hodsen, MachiAs days.
scSr Robsit smith, Kelley Kelley Nantucket. days.
scSr Eliza Jane, III Fish, Be- I ns stable : days
sohr Robert Glover, Baker Rondoutior Providence.
.hp With painted ports on Lon1Bssch ten miles to the
Ntrth Of Old Inlet Chip O. orgia-see Msscel).
BELOW.
Ship Middlesex Parmeee, Liverpool Got &c. with mdse
Bark Crusoc, from
Also, one ship, and ono bark.
SAILED.
lnew} Irep CHI do; Itaak walton Buisiey Canton sas
Wind At sunset ESE.
The Hamburg bark Nora Amsrika reported below asth
ul, has not yet arrived.
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Married.
St. Marks Church. on Wednesday, LIST inst by the
Rev. Lot Jones' HEknY d. GRANT, Of Poughkeepse, to
PHONE A CoseEIL. of this city.
Duchess county papers please copy
At Brooklyn, Nov 25, by the Rev. Mr.. Bacon, Mr.
Thomas ATIEIpGE TO Miss MARY Brick
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ii T. Force, r Harmsn, Crane, q Coleman SCOTT.
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. Rogers, Mrs Dundridse Hsnstesd, W G. Hsisa-
q II asmsdeiI, i Chase, L Sorie Wfite MURPHY, "
Hodshps, Hoagkins German, Erickson, Dsvs,i.
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RSsFs bsI Mcneil sr KsSe WIN 1s fi
B,ashford Gable, Store, cbas Downssia0 oollins
BInmupA shrb ST. Enthusiastically Petrel-Tws
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sala pr M.ssy, jane Benedia and lady, Thee 6eas
Neresn, Ey INLAY lady, two children and servants
hsama Cenae, Jose A'samora and so9s
children Mr. Jynss DR. Stuart Hunter lady and Mica
Col Robe and lady, two Misses Gilbert, NJ Gilbert ME- fSs
CmSnrrsror--steam ship Ma-ion-o.ps Bsrtusn, y N
gsSpoIs Mrs r sussmar srs yos!in rsrs.,
Hutchinson Briggs and lady, Hasssii Mrs Wjntfc
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Calendar for Wsdnes1ay

COMMON PLEAs.-Part First-4e5. 400. 503 507, 500
ell 5l., sle SCI 527, $751; 5S3, 535 537 Part Second
ssS Gee 6ts el0 GA ei6 6lS &c. 622 62i 626 623 $50
5Ss COZ lCs 4Ie 3o2 5o4 -5 se7 500 COL COS COS 6Os
GILL; Oily, 612 613 6l5 S7s ESQ SIG GIT 6lS 6l9 go
OIL 022 C2S e24 62 628 GIT 02s 62e $50 6sl 6s2 6SS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

eance Of IL Hebrew wrtngl saersd Scriptures, In
throwing light On thoee ante historical psrods respect
ING which no records of prohns history exist bat the
monuments Of the Oriental world formerly and recently
developed by the Of antiquaris contain album
dsnt proof Of the truth and integrity Of the Hebrew
writings.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Z.
ArrivedShip Orsss Calcutta with damage 70 her
spars and sAis barhs Ceoord Br) Wey
Mobile; William Henry Charleston Echo, Phadelphia
briggs Lucy and Belize Cronsssdt Swan Jeremie Monta
ard Clement Savannah schrs John Phillips Cape
Hayt,epi Cooley Co. HYort; Charlotte. r 10.
ley Cape Bayti'n. Also arr bArks Hazelton New Or
leans; Vista Savannah.
Enthusiastically America Liverpool ship Carolus,
San franc bark Paris and brig Four Sons, Havana
sehrs Eugene, Jacme MKlotts, NYork.
HALIFAX, Nov 81.
Arrved-Schrs Hawes New York; Jarus NYork for st
J.hns. Dec /.
Airved-Bark Albert from Shields for NYork. 40 days
Arrved-Ship John W White NYork; Mary and Adele
Boston. Does,
Arryed-Fanpy Smith, W HILL Midas Lewis white
man, Yubs, and Jennie Dean.
Below-Steamship Cherokee.
Ssiled-SultaIa Swallow, Indiana, and SusquehannA.
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N ARITIME INTE LILO ZEN y
clovements OF Ocean Steamer,
CLEARED.

Ship W Travis, Eoilee. Galveston 81 oDer & Co.
snip Stlas Holmes Hawkins, New Orleans Vim Nelson j.
Bto.
BARK Jenas Hicks, Latham. Mobile Everett Brown.
Brig Eoader (Brag) Fon,es harauhan, SC Corning.
Sohr Laurel, Carver Trinidad. Cuba, II ID Brookmau
Schr Mead saiyer, Newborn NC, Ba,eman s Rud
dtrov.
sebr Berger, Cole, Petersburg. yss Hunter s. Co.
Sloop ohm Adsme, L 3 lock, New Haven.
Stgop Agent, Hayes, Providence.
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Miss Bacon's Historical Lecture.

nations The fair lecturer remarked that the indo-
Germsnic inhabited the region extending from
Northern India, through Persia Armenia, Asia
Minor and theme, stretching over all Europe From
time i'm rial this vast tract of country has been
cupieo by this with the exception Of Hungary and
tbs country Of the Films and Lapjanders The Semitic
occupies Asia from the Tgrs 10 the
Mediterranean sud this which comprised the He
brevs the CbsldeaDs the Assyrians the Egyptians, the
Arshsns and other Oriental nations, coDsttuted the
first civilization This Classification into Semitic and
Indo Germanic s the result Of modern pathological
research this difference must have preceded the
gin otbeianguagee those but pervade the sruc
tare q their Language The Languages Of the ndo Ger
dteS-they rich in particles and inaexions which
express readily the relation Of things while the Sc
mitie lsrgusges-tbs Chaldeanc, the Arabic, the he
brew, and the Syrfac wanting in these forms
and adapted chiefly to history and poetry
In the Sc mio the human mind is in its childhood
IL goes out into the world and itself with the
objects Of thought without regard to its modes There
~ no nterspection. This tends to arts to symbol
Ism 70 religion, 70 history 10 astronomy, and generally
20 the sciences which relate to the outward world
Ioostry ~ incidental 10 it's developement but held
In check among the Hebrews BY an incessant proyden
uA movement. The Ind ermspIc races embracing
ihs Hindoos the Pcsians the Greeks and Romans and
the Ientonc race generally In al ease. refer to period
without material forms or symbos. They derive their
idostry and mythology, With their arts from foreign
Semitic influence Our Northern ancestors were not
originally idoaters, but became for a time from their
contact with Other nations Mics Bacon rsid that All lie
languages OF the Semitic assmiated tibet they
may be called one tongue After other the
subject Of language che referred to the theory Professor
AsSss denying the doctrine Of the unity Of the human
raoe as taught IN the scriptures With this theory the
lecturer had nothing 10 90 for her present purpose
hs than to investigate ano state facts they appear In
hittory and e1ist The origin OF the races into
which msnhbd divided Is ante historical. There
are however evidences Of the original unity Of the
man family IN the representations Of individuals and
groups found on the monuments OF the earliest antiquity
Ihe concluding part q the lssson devoted To Ia
tsrssans sketch Of the progress Of nations and the
sneos or commercial intercourse among the people of
Mross o. moe on the dsvelopcmea Of human character
clvinsauon the division OF alstory into srss, the
Sse@svs rise AMI ~. Of empires and the vsst iDpor
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-19
Rafie consisting Of Three Prizes.

rINO COME off on Christmas morning At
H. g. LsNo,i.s's store, next door 10 tbs
Post Office.
rinsr ruizt--One Paper machd cabinet
lnlade with pearl
gap rptzr--One do. do. desk in
lada with pearl
3pp tptzr-Ons work
boz ,nlaid with pearl,
The lot IL valued at one hundred and ten
dollars. Fifty five chances 81 ~ ticket.
Persons wishing tickets in this Rattle had
better call Immediately nnJ secure them
The ladies' ate invited 10 call and examine
these beautiful articles before they are
Rallied off j. &. LANOUE.
Harvey House Row.
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H. Health comcs'of itself; but we
arc at great pains to get our Diseases
Health comes from simple life Of
nature disease from the artificial life
of nature.
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For Coughs. Colds, oct.

A YERS Cherry PICTORIAL, Rushton's Cod
n Liver Oil, Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, Jayne's Expcctoraut, Hastings
Syrup Of Naphtha ect., just rece,ved--a few
dozen Of each for a sale by
vs. Boert.
Druggist, Lafayette street
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~ T. PAtnen, the American News
paper Agent. in he authorized asFaf fo, NE
paper ~ The cities III boston, New York, aud
Philadelphia, aud is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subsetil lions ut the rate
required by us His receipts will he regarded
~ payments His offices area l'ostoN. Seol.
iay'R buildings hrw YouH, Tribune Hull.
dings fn'LAphbfnlA, N. w corner Third
and thnsnnl HLrnnta.
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Row at the Eagle.

On Wednesday night last n party OF
gentlemen from the FREQ State Of Liv.
lngston went in Mt the Eagle Hotel. for
night qusrters-tbey were all in mck.
f1t0 way. aud made no little noise in
ungbifling for bed Tho Landlord was
aw' konel aud went up stairs where he
found stout fellow in the middle of
tlo loor who declared himself The
tight bower Of Livingston. and to prove
that he was such. he was going it blind
wlth bis olinohed fats Mt tho balance Of
The company. The Landlords inter
feranco increased the confusion, aud
tho consequence was that the lights were
upsct and tho whole party tumbled
down the back steps together in Con
voution direct There WINS no other
damage wo learn than cracked heads
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H , A Gonlu4 by he name Of Holland
whites 10 tho Post Master at this place and
lays he wantE him 10 paste up his letter
(which IF on the hand bill ofdcrl IN the
office SO as 10 let the people know, bo 'n
eoluingp He says he ~ good at caleua-
I,,.y b,, i,,
their arc riauy Of our good citizens that can.
not tockon stpiyic interest. He says also IN
very modest way that he is natural 90.
mus, but he haa Gis'--tla 'loca not howev-
q interfere with his reckoning faculties.
lie hopes that come 81 the Doctors here
can Cure him" 10 the question we can
aalcly answer, they can II they can't they
can kill him which Is the best remedy for
fila yet thought oil.
We advise Nj Holland to come on, or
he will be forostalled by some one that out
oairiiatcsh Inn
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Vine SENAronIAL NOMINATIONS. Last
evening the Wing delegates to the Senate
rial Convention for Tho parish Of Orleans
met st the ShadcH, and unanimously made
tho following mountainous
Hon Christian RoEcllua, from the First
DIstrlc' in place Of RandclI Hunt Esq, de-
cllncd
Capt. Thos. A. Snow, from the Third
District. IN place of Gen VIM. DeBuys, de-
cllned
The Wing Senatorial ticket, therefore,
now stands thus
First district, Christian RoseIius Sccon.
ed, T a. Lumsdcn; Third, Capt Thos A.
Snow Fourth, James Robb, Esq
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q CtrorArnA's NEEDLE "A letter has
been rcceivcdby the Crystal Palace Com
pany from Lord Derby, PERMITTING the
removal Of this interesting colun, md its
erection IN the Sydenham grounds, upon
condition that the Government may here
after reclaim II on payment Of all expenses
incurred in the transit Steps have been
already taken 90 effect the removal Of the
column from Egypt Other interesting
works Of antiquity from Luxor and Kan
aek will accompany It
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-19

~ A bill has passed the South
Carolina legislature that the municipal
elections in Charleston shall tako place
biennially, instead of annually as here
toforc.