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in Paris at the present than they ever
since 1913 and that both among the French and the Rus
IL currently stated that arrangement between
France and Russa could easily be managed for That Rus
would not inter with the extension the French
frontier to the Rhine If France would permit Russia TO
seize Constsntinople"
IIuRRiGsrE II TnE Est,rIsu GHAnsE,--On Saturday
night it blew of the most fearful gales in the English
Channel known IL il feared that there must have
been great LOGS of chipping and life in the English
Channel.
Louls NApolroN IN LoSpoN --Lous Napoleon was in
London. flying visit, Monday last We have good
authority for stnng the fact incredible it appear
Iic went back he cae in disguise, his business being
Of strictly private nature What that business was,
ae, Of course unable to say We only Conjecture
from the romantic attachment known 10 exist between
the Prince President and the Marquis OF Normandy
thn the recent desertion OF that nohcman has deeply
affected the heart his bosom friend and TINT he found
the impulse follow him irresistible Whether Pylades
and Orestes met. and IL how they met and how they
parted, :" this deponent saith not" tjohn Bull.
IRELAND.
company of the list Regiment. under the command
Captain Campbe had left New1y for Rostreyor where
the Rbbomen had been showing themselves i'll numbers
by night.
law guardians tlst week received threatening notices.
warming them thaftey vote upon certain
trry to the wishes Of the writer's the fate Of the late
victims TO Rihbouiam awaits them
number Of persons amounting it said to about 100
entered some nights since the house Of Owen ORourks
farmer Of BaIlprory barony OF Upper Iveagh, county
Down and threatened to return to fnh him. IT he per-
sisted in the purchase Of land which he was about
taking.
GERMANY
The Litliographe Correspondence Of Vienna reports
the condeinnatono Of Dictator Of Law to two months
Imprisonment for speaking lightly Of the constitution
which the Government has since abolished
The new prssau Gazette states that the Customs Con
rreas Of Vienna will close on the 18th instant Nothing
IS doing there only of the delegates being provided
powers pledge their Governments The Zollver.r
Congress cannot meet before March, at least months
notice to the Governments has to be given and til,
treaty with Hanover though accepted by large maoritic
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
> . m NJ. ,,f fu


Horace H. Miller of Mississippi to be Charge dAfairea
Of the tinted States to the Republic OF Bolivia in the
place Of A. K. SlcClu,g, resigned,
Nathan Sargent. OF Pennsylvania to be Register Of the
Treasury the United States in the place oi Townsend
iiuincs resigned
or INF UritED STATES,
William Duer of kcwYork for the port Of Valparaiso
in the Republic Of Chill in the place Of w Potter re-
called.
Josert, Graham of Ohio for the port of Eucnos Ayres
in the uIorc of r. A. Saunders removed.
Nicholas J kcete of New jersey for the port of La
ayra in the Republic of Venezuela in the place Of Louis
Baker. recalled.
Timothy Darling for the port Of Nassau. in the Island
of New Providence in the place Of Julius O. krctsclnar
recalled.
Valentine Holmes of Pennsylvania for the port of Del
fast in Ireland
" L. sharkny. Of Mississippi at Havana in the island
Of Cuba, in the place of A. I. Owen. recalled.
Samuel r. Oakiurd. at Tlnnlcz, in Peru
George King Rogers Of Louisiana for The port uf Lyons
in France in place of James ueudebert, recalled.
william r. Glover. Of Kentucky, for the port Of Vera
Cruz in Mexico in the place If W p. Rogers, resigned.
Alfred Wheeler. of California. to be Attorney Of the
United States for the Southern District OF California, i'll
til. place Of ~ Jones, appointed Judge
.isepT Frbur Of Minnesota. TO be Marshal ot the
United States the Territory Of Minnesota in the place
OF Ii w. Tildcn removed
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Notice to Builders.


- Ts II Coatqu Landing, New Basin, Agent for tho
EAGDAD has been authorized tue prices Of DRESSED
YELLpT PINE FLOORING, CEILING AND WEATHER BOARD
ING AZ IL. following nies. in the Yard:
Tor ROW Dressed Clear FiUpgipg op.Tie1
rDnrei. Galleries. s35 90 1903 iee.
For II ~ Marrow Dressed gooi tIerchauabie Floor
eToosvi- ~ 10 -
For IA Wild. Dressed good Merciantl5ie Floor
pngued grooyrl ~ 90
For ~ i'll. Wide Dressed good Mershaniabe Flour
square edge II ~
For IL IN Narrow Dreesedg good MurcAanable Floor
For !, narrow Dressed good Merclrsnable Cell
itg tonsu-d and srooyed Is 90
For II IN. Wr.e Dressed good Merchsnshse Ceiling,
itt,srrd and ruos-d- " ~ -
FURNISHES SASH BLINDS, PANEL DOORS MoULDINGs
l.y
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FuK,,iEE FROM BuENos AiHHs.--On the 18th OF Decen
Der matters rapidly approaching crisis urquiza
ld cross. the river PARMA with well appointed army
of twenty thousand men. his march TO Bucnos Ayres
The army of Rosas encamped near Buenns Ayres and
general disfection prevailed Rosas had laid waste the
country through which Urluiza would pass One town
Of ten thoeind inhabitants evclcd by bis orders.
and tn. obliged to take refuge in Bueuos
Ayi.s Numbers OF were impressed into the army,
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IIREsu GARDEN sEED-Every variety $50

sale by the dozen, hun,0l Thousand Mi''Fs
merchants, retailing Also boxes well assorted
49, sg0 10 $40 cxes Of SEED containing vel. sss"nt"
Plantation snd Garden hEn on hand FINE BILE
DAfiijhS, HAVANA TOBACCO SEED, Fi0wE, SEED, ete:
rs 81 p.MSUPAf, seeistisE CT GlasisG s' n"as Camp
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B"Nrrir OF TIE FGEMlS's CuABtrAuLr AssoeiAlios.-
We asan call the attention If citizens to the fact that
Pacidc. OF the Nsietp5 gives The Fnemcn's Charitable
Association their aun,iri bolel to night and With
gree Of scncrosiiy highly Iialc he gives the
tire proceeds Of the liouse paying tho expenses of the
company and the theatre iineg Tho association which
Is one III the mos! noble aud 'gint The country is
sadly in want ii funds tu carry lis charitable object
and ts appeals to the stic lould be- cletituly re
spondrd to In order 10 afford idea Of the financial
condition vi The Association pve the report of the
Treasurer for the year 1862 which originally pub
iishei III January last;
The balance in the Treasury Slst Dee 1851 81 30
Total receipts during lie ye'i,.. S14 5T1 80
Receipts on Loan .--..-.,.... 226 20
ga Aa5 81
Company and 22s Mcnibeis have joined during the
yrat-5} members have taken their EXenp eerifcates
= members have died dui"y the year leaving 1898 Act
i've, and ~ Exempt IeIib.rs together aggregate Of
u,yil.rs
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MIOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab-
himself II FURNITURE ANDGEs,ERAL AUCTION
od stand, No 81 AMP STREET and respectfully
nt, patronage Of ba friends and tho public ut of door saii
aiva
RICHARD N. MONTE oAlERY Auct.eaeef, Camp
10 gSIrl.aus February IL, 1852. In
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Inferior. 5D5&1 MiddiIng FAIR ...SIh1
SHs adns a ess Fair
Good Middling. 75a1s Good and Fine 100
ToBACCO-Wc heard of only onesma sale, hhds at
33a& u tb.
SUGAR AND MOLAssES-About 1000 hhds Sugar
changed hands at Fridays rates. say 3idk41d for COM
TO fully Fair Also, 1900 bbls Moassrs at 2223f for
fern,epting and 2l12isr for prime and choice lots.
bbs of which $50 Ohio at s. 25 1000 aporte brand ut
81 80 and nearly 400 bbls St Louis in different lots ut
81 4oHDS4 50 IL Dbl
GRAlN-Corn was scarce in the morning and some 500
1000 sacks taken at 55D5SA the latter rate for
prime white OF Oats 100 sacks ordinary Ohio sold at
90 and $50 PRIME the Levpc at u ~ Some sln
lots Of Bran brought 75s u 100 ID,
rR0VISIONS-Pork continued firm, with sales of 30
bbs Mess, in wolots at $40 CO. and small parcels of
prime at 13 500 13 75. Bacon steady, and IL casks
Sides sold SKI, several lots also 16 casks ito close
conignmcnt) at IS THE only important sale of
notice. 800 bbs ticrces prime at S ~ b.
SALTA cargo of about 5000 sacks liverpool, fourth
fine was sold at 6st cash, advance Of 2 to 81.
STAR CANDLES-Sales 100 boxes ut 1914 and 800 (St.
Louis) at 16G cash
COFFEEstcady with sales of $3.50 bags Rio viz 200,
part rc-baggcd at SsiDo 1000 So 1000 at and 100
at 9t.,& u lb.
WuISKY--2os bbls sold in two lots, atiI>.
FEEIGHTS-Cotton to Liverpool SLIGO IL sd and but
little Offering
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moderate:
Sterling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. los DlooA
NcwYork sixtylay Bills .24f02a1c y ct. disc.
Sight Checks on NewYork 9ifD1 y ct disc
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sgeoxp psIRlcT CouRTIl j. JouETvs JEAN AURIAUNE.
or swuRLkA>s. n No.is6t.
EaY VIRTUE of an alias writ Of tieri facias to
Honorable III. pstfict
Oeaps entitled will sell at public
ton City Exchange, ST. Ipuis between
SATURDAY. March 1852 ut ~
o'cloc, MI
ALI E RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST OF ]. JougT
cetn Judgment rendered in his favor against Ettenne ken"re
hnrlIel
iy re.g the per per
January Is5! until paid the SeHonj i., Cour, a"
the Of JouGt EicIni keio ASH
the docket said Court.
Seized in the shove suit.
Terms cash Oh the spot. JAMES y. tRERET,
fees q mha Sheriff OF the paihh Of Orleans.
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having withdrawn tho psrtn heretofore existing under
the style Of ROBINSON HYDE MAGkit the hatir-s1 viii be hee
sltt ,uId nv tn au.fet- sui iVf u. ay,Jun
Hr@'ir's,n- kehruats ~, iSss MILAN A. hhnF
leu Rts THOMAS g. MAthlE
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A. BEARD B. MAY, Auctioueers.
MONDAY. March IL 1852 and the follow

Arcade Sales Room, sf.gszrs .lTeet se~,rsap.--
sssss' e 'rs.s s'sr ss'a
ade ,s H fy and sl :.
ss y H. H.. ssa. al as{s "a =. sr, ar
made saa signed iors IL B. ceba., Eq Notary Public
dn'+d W. 10 g idfs OF GROUND IN @ ,.s bounded by New rs,s
F S 70 8 s stss g. s ass asa r. v..
Es @s's' ssa NOS ssss'ss From
iot. 80 roo. 81 uiton and Front evse sre LOT No
''5r. FEN as ;is tEi, tes
i Fs o ss1 he corner u fasT N rs s s tr ]
IL. 'G s''s d. '4
sxTEEs lots OF GROUND in the bounded by s.-
,vs Lon 10. II, n H. a. Is Front Fulton and
tvss, saitou oa rom to ~ iules
.ss g. rs o,ns ~ sogr & La En s saf
,o 10, H. i2 is and "a ro"I on Fulton and As'
TeN tors Of eEonssie shs bounded BY Nv Leys.
,ss s Is'
]. Fatoa
s a,a ks, , on s 1usn T. he b ST<
si.s 10, No n fs'ls, The % No . a '' Ss
| TN fs Cd 81 e s aud M s .qaats
" 1a. s. IossP Ss i I've. and .as Fulton s
No . ., St, Jetsr
Ms@ iys1 H. ss 81 !! a s 3, s m, y I'LL. z ~ i
spa i,-s,
,spS a,s L
l s5,3
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND ihe square Market,
Dor Fulton and New
Io forms the Of tatc New Market
the Ds.of6, Fulton
| Lots IA ftoai Of Fulton and New Lerse sreas
IET bounded by oi falton, New and
4 no. n4isd having four Fronts.
described from its locality Ra
The Whole Of building have
fronts opeang wide s, sud well adapted for the heavy West.rt
| busiles5 whnl-sae stores.
Topographic plar will ready Tor iEsus tbs
marginal requiring them.
viii not be in from. Of that by
who sha'i not signed the act
promise under which this sale made prior 10 The ay aai sa
easb balance eaualir fsas
coupop5 quissd Of tle anil oar Years. credit VT
interest ron h1e to maturity snd Do. the
nnt fnl
| "a r,s uyorertv, jnna7 MAFtuh5.tifb
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

["n" First Municipality "m2' Municipality; 'ls'
Municipality. Tie figures Of t
Posts a which the vessels ,nv1
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u lamont, Mlsaun,
Iox, ahts her daily her
Residences Gaoudee street, between P.riho Pn.dfsa
Streets recoptoi of all Wen.eu
Revelations The sette principles Of Phrsnooy raims
prediction Mile
Lind her New Orr. has f.n,ai the wonder md
known. The lncr Madamc Lamont
tIndrsan with Eastern Mai the
auagc occult knowledge possessed else this
having important Law nlmg VIII tied il their
tsge give her call
this limited he hts reduced her
ladies nit One Dollar for geni-urn.
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
EEOM LIl'ERPOOL.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

URESCENT 7
Monday Morning. February % 1850.
G0TTnN-The market assumed settled appear
Saturday, and $500 to 1000 bales found pur
chasers generally at decline of $40 4 of cent. Our
quotations now follows:
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. &. ROBBINS. OF THE
SNIP LEODES

have RR,D6FWATER PAINT used the decks at
0ca aud Sen Vessels and ay also examined aud seen II tested
Wa. Protector, particularly BEST
spilled the decks of Sailing Vessels, we'll for
ECONOMY ABILITY, PREVENTING LEAR.
iSirrN y. l. ROBBINS, Master Ship I.eo.ss.
New1raanh, January 81. le5..
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4 RR1yAL OF Nine ADoLpHE.-THE orr

~ GlNhL UNsllRPassEp AND Justly G,iIEBR A1tp A,n,.
ArDtpIF, THE UNIVERSALLY hCkNOWI,EpGED GREATEST
SfMrATAiEsT IN THE WORLD AND THE SAME nStlS
GiisiiEn LADY WHO CREATED IliRniG HEX MAENhlthS
raST hSDTIJE PRESENT. AZ WELL "
pHEU,trrioES OF TIE FUTURE SUCH INTENSE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND, FIR ASCE AMI THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES or UNITED ATts, THAT QUEEN NColA IRE
SENTE' WITH COSTLY DIAMOND EROAcii, hNppASL
WEBSTER WITH RICHLY JEWELEn ZINC IS NOW IN NEW
ORLEANS, READY RECEIVE VISITORS At THE WESTERN
MIRANDA HOTEL. corn FIR yCHoUrlToULAs AND JULIAN
STREETS tpRIVArE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET, FIFTH
IGOR FROM TCHt,lPilGLAS STHFEF,} WHOM SIZE WILL
INFORM ALL ABOUT THE FAST THE lREsFSr. AND TIE
WHATLADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET OR BUSH ss
POSSIBLE AS HER PR.,FtSsnS AntEAhS stEGoME RECON
So INNuMER Able CERTIFICATES OF ACKTowlEIGEu
ENTRAoRDNAFt POWERS tNit skill THAT n fREtLTI
ALL pptSilON OR PROBABILITY OF DECEPTION Or lAlIu
SITfoN AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE.
tfs- CONSULTATION FEE FROM II TO e. LADIES NOT &C
CrPYISG MORE THAN Elf TEEN MINUTES so CENTS ONLY
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TIL
| ZEN Al NIGHT. iat2S
FENCING ACADEMT-By Mcssrs. G. & A.
RStERE, OF Common and Charles No 81, Pre-
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Rs.iNgesrutes- Paint,
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN OF
TOW f0AT P0I,pUISE

BItlpGEW AFTER PAINT which Messtn G.
Bptl Co Agents, on the hurricane deck Of the SItea
The months, it SP
CSl.ERS CONSTANTLY falling haa hd No EkFLf.i
WHATEVER
became PERFECT SLATE, and salts
possessing the qualities necessary CEkI.S
f,nty UNDERWATER PAINT for le purposes
forth ~ lie 4, (rraias.
tsia7ael, Wal. BROWN, Captain OF Toyto.t Poipise.
Newt LIS
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SUB-AGENTS.
JAMES C. WHITAKER. Esq. Mcbi'-, Ala.
NIes.rs. BYRNE 4 STEELE, Yitksbura. Miss.
AIrssvs. JONES s. BFFETO. Galveston, Texas.
Siossfs. LARK, DAY, S1AUFFER 4 CO., NuwOgeaus.
Mrgsrs. pRlES1l.f BEN, S"wOrlran-.
Nl-ss,s. j. WATERMAN u 90 Now .rcaus.
II. RICHARDS, Esa., ScH0r!eats.
+. MACPHERSON No. - Cnp srert, SewOrlsans. fo1
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why do You not present yourself
as 9 candidate for Congres!', alked a
lady OF her husband, who wa4 confined
with the rheumatism. why should /,
mydear?" inquired he. tive no quail
ifications for the station" "But ]
think you have, returned the wife"
your language and actions are truly
parliamentary. When bills are pre-
sentcd, you Gather order them to be
laid on the table, Or you move to riae:
though often out of otder, you are still
supported by the chair; and often poke
your nose into measures which ore cal.
culated to destroy the constitution.
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It allan Prof

Italian Professor Of N usio,
HAVING permanently settled himself
IL with his family, in the City OF Baton
Rouge, where he has resided since eighteen
months offers his respectful thanks to those
persons who have already honored him with
their confidence, and tenders anew his pro-
fessional services to all those wishing to be
fought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar or in
Vocal Music
Convinced by a long experience, that in
the study of music specially pedant,y is
disgusting, and that general routine Of in
struction will only produce Indifferent per-
formers, he will use all his endeavours to
place himself on level with the intelli-
gence Of his pupils.-encouraging. rather
than disheartening their efforts. while adj
herring strictly to the precepts laid down by
the best masters; he will continue - here
tofore to tune Pianos. His prices will be-
$40 for twelve lessons Of one hour each, and
Sc for twelve lessons of half hour each.
Apply at his residence. on Convention be-
tween Main and st. Charles Sts., or at Mr..
Neirey's variety store, on Laurel st. o27-y
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Meeting Of the State Officers.

At a meeting Of the officers Of the State
at the seat Of Government in the Executive
Chamber, Oct 2sth 1852, Governor Joseph
Walker was requested to act as Chairman,
and Louis Bordelon Auditor of Public
Accounts as Secretary. The following
preamble and resolutions were adopted
The intelligence of the death of Daniel
Webster, Secretary of State of the United
States is received with emotions of deepest
regret, and in common with an entire ma
ton, we sympathize as having lost an able
counsellor in the affairs of State. With
the civilized world we weep, that one of
its master intellects has been Semoyed
from its place on earth. Mr.. Webster re-
quires no eulogy from us to add to his fame.
The simple incription of Daniel Webster
upon tomb will ever make the spot a
consecrated place for the admirers of great
intellect and the worshipers of constitution
al government. As token of common
AOoo duu UNIVERSAL SOliO" vi dCSOuIt vi CuC
death of Mr.. Webster,
Resolved, That the Sergeant-at-A be
requested to place in mourning all the Off
ces Of the State at the seat of government
and further, That the entire State Library
be surrounded with Grape for two months
RESOLVED, That we will unite with our
fellow-citizens at such time as may be des-
ignated for other and more public testimon-
ials OF sorrow.
Rcs0lued, Also, thatth different papers
published in the city Of Baton Rouge, be
and they are hereby requested to publish
the above.
JOSEPH WALKER, PRIEST.
LOUIS Boz DELoN, Sccf'y.
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CIRCUS
AND GREAT
51Pp@aR@Uno
AND GREAT

NOW EN- ROUTE FOR N. ORLEANS.
COMBINING the cream Of all that is
~ startling, interesting and beautiful in
the leading features of CIRCUS, togeth-
er with all that is grand and imposing in
the Ancient Scenes Of the Tournament, as
it adorned the brightest periods of the Age
of Chivalry; together with the manner,
customs, dances and festivals Of the ORR
entals-will perform in Baton Rouge
ON MONDAY, Nov, 1st.
An entire change of performances on
each representation
The beauties of the Ballet and Panto-
mine will be displayed by the far-famed
CREOLE BALLET TROUPE, in a
series Of brilliant Pas de Fascinations.
% Admission Fifty Cents-Children
and servants half price.
~ Day performances at o'clock, P. NJ.
Evening at o'clock.
oct 25-1w. c. Fl. CASTLE .Agent.
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New Goods ! New Goods !!

Mrs. HOWISON after an absence Of
ll two months, has again returned to
her old business, and now offers to her friends
and patrons more extensive and varied as
sortment of Melinary and Fancy articles
than she has ever had-consisting of Bon
nets, Ribbons. Laces, Gloves Mantilas, and
number of other Fancy articles too tedi-
Gus to mention. all of which, she invites at.
tention of purchasers at her stand, in the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Gusman.
opposite the Markham House, on Lafayette
street. oct 26-2ts,
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A grand military emo urning GER
emony,' in honor of the late Duke of
Wellington, took place at Vienna On
the 3Oth ult., in the presence of the
Emperor and brilliant staff of officers.
At Madrid, reports Of ministerial
notifications were freely circulated. 1t
was said that the Goyernmcntintended
to assemble the Chambers forthwith
ard that it would be necessary to
strengthen the Cabinet with some
parliamentary orators
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C. ON NUM- ca I c d

Ed. COMET The subject is Cuba
Wings seek to make it sui generis in plurus
~at~rwlibus swampo, Wing. Democrats
primitive Ward Meetings per 81 quod hoe.
All false. Irregular, Irrespective, laudatory
governmental opinions particularly not So
right. lnstigatory as before because why
neither, Memo allegans suam turpitndtmnm
amdiendus est Cuba. The primitive
Ward Meetings particularly democratic
censure Fillmore clause-Executive ftstain
of the flag, maudlin of Cuba, it is even SO
right false, because why? Why as before
PINTO
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60 In the columns of the Crescent
newspaper occur the following advel Use
ments Stareing one another in the face
ave are authorized to announce Col Rich
ard Heagon as candidate for Governor
To persons raptured. The permanent and
effectual cares made by Dr. Sherman are
deserving of more than passing notice.
For Pal ticuars see advertisement on next
page"
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The vintage had commenced in France
and inspired much uneaseness. The quality
was so inferior that what remained of las.
years yield was worth, on an average
thirty per cent. more than it was a month
previous. The quantity would be largely
diminished by the effects of early frosts and
late rains.
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SPIRITUAL RAPrlNGs-Thcy seem
to have discovered a means to put a
stop to rapping in Boston, Judging
from the following which we cut from
the Traveller;
A day or two since quite an excite
ment was caused in one of our gram
mar schools by the spirits, who at the
present time are rappi1g in this part
of the world. One of the pupils a
miss about twelve years old, suddenly
left her studies and began to write on
variout subjects, when she should have
been engaged with her book. Myste-
rious noises were also heard, which
were traced to her, and she was at last
called to account for her strange con-
duct. She assigned as reason that
she was medium of the spirits, and
that she was impelled to write, and
could not prevent the rappings. The
master Immediately informed her that
he should find it necessary to try anoth-
or system of rappings, if the spirits
were allowed to perform their raps in
school. and as for impulsion, he was
always impelled not to write, but to
expell her from schc j if she persisted
in writing when she should study.
The remedy was complete, and the
spirits have not troubled the school
since.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-29

BLooMERIsM-A Western editor says he
is in favor of short dresses, on, the ground
that he has not much time to spend with
the ladies, and therefore, while with then,
he wishes 70 see as much Of them ss he
can with propriety.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-29

Miss Catherine Hays, who is about to
sail for California, gave consert in Lynn,
Mass, on Tuesday evening. She was greet
ed by full house, and, in Gle sing, she sung {
Erin is My Home," with a peculiar and
touching pathmos.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-29

Intelligence has been received from Hong
Kong. in China, for the execution in that
place, on the. first May, last, of French
missionary named Bonnard. No details are
given.