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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
n,.,,xs,nv R,roRr-The whole number Of

DusPEssARY REPoRr.-The whole number OF
r.,eu, treated during the month OF Septsi1oe ~ "a
~ thesr thert WERE males 81; females "a Ns.'.ny
~, = Ireland 20: United States 81; England lo Gsr'
49, q. srctlani 4 Whole 5rnber Of prescriptions OF
h..+ lungs and throat -; abdouen, 10 eye and
ar To- shin II minor surgery. 81 nervous ~
s. frvrn IS; operations IN csntist-y 70 da1Inee ~ N
e. u r HkaocAsrLE, APotheesy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
SECOND BOARD.
Pm ,pELpBIA SALES OF SrocKs-Friddy

oc, Ih-Fnr BoDso Com Bank, ~ tiro S1's Canal a.
-, Al 81 do ~ Bank ~ PENN ll9 100 Lns Island H. X
igI % aner,' Bank. o Tenn ~; sl'l Allegheny Comfy H.
r. li 20 Sch MAJ, preferred y 100 Penn H. H., fsbj O
re Canal iGI : 10 do lG; KY Bank no. u Inoa c.
uai ~ Mar Mech Bank y go Lrhish Con- Mort g. i+
~ do -: go Lrhigt Siy Gjil 90 Penn. - oi3
s,,oNp Io.tU-G Hamburg Rirod, 5oL 80 Morris cln'l
Ia 10 Remington Bark Gl{ IL Kentucky D.1k lQ; slO0
i9s 500 Ciy iroad IL. III lC7L $500 CANT n and Am
IoT it,oal H. loo 10 FRANKLIN Fire, 1905 si"O Reading
~. fr.- d "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
COURT or COMMON PLFAs-Bc.o'c Judge Isa.isi~
Geo II, ul~on ~ BIZ gusdi-u against G,rr-t an h,nit
On behalf of q lad against Capt. Van Zandt

then Ablni Capt1in D.tr roe 20 d'nie' of
ec,d r,.sGl. battery aud l-e nnrnErai II Wa sud the
ID Ivlr was stranger h.d been III habit FOR
is a. ,c.fns Io,e lut defendant TIE orcinn
.p.-a TO- usey.ac hu fad thai 't'r
ui out led IN. ryr" beat him. pat hln IN Af cell ant
ad him 20 7r-tn let ~ In d-ur = Wa -Hl iI
a 7 zion through tn ant
VIII wa scaled verdict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

ScHooLs.-At the last meeting of the Board
Ct Education 10 wesdetermIned that female. be in
al of the Schools the city No which i 10 be
male school The Committee Teachers and Saae, are
to csrry that design when the Schoohonse panied IL
completed wss also decided inexpeent introduce any
alteration in tie present system Of Public School instruction
BoaRpIyG-HousE RoBBERY.-A boarding
house in Yorkst jersey City robbed "Wednesday
by youpg who engaged board and deposited himself
aud his trunk in the which he was 70 occupy After
while be was M sing although his trunk remained II
was seen after asceraned that several rooms occupied by
boarders entered and robbed Of money jewey
ard clothing The boser has not been seen but
the inside OF his trunk has been and presented the spec
tace Of one pair of ragged old pantoons He described
short light compleIoned spsreced young man wear
IDS q frock coat and glazed cap.
PIcKPocKETs.-Ferry boats and stages, where
in pickpockets sit alongside their victims who may ex
peso their money when paying their fersge or ARE or 9TH
rrwse are places for the operations OF the h<ht
fingered gentry On Wednesday last gentleman who hsd
7o0 in his poe ket which he thinks there when he was
leaving the ferry the Jersey City SIDE was relieved OF
the amount by the time he reached the PostOrce con
sisted of q $50 bill and two sl0o gold pieces.
Last evening LADY while crossing the ferry, had port
r,onnsie containing specie taken from her pockets
Such incidents are not seldom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
SUPERIOR COURT-B-forc judo Pass
Aox.ulrr NcAuircvs act. Thonll- Carney. Sarn'
To recover 500 advanced by plaintiff, q

er, NJ as te hppci beard brs Joita "r,,
Lv-roo b 81 l,drs having b. isnei - p aii me
de(-nre hsd been hR~rt OF C. W Bosom ~
re.son agreed by thea n1,e winch he i
VS. sod and Professionally dv-ei Snt he ne ar
good ard me TAX blcs by the SELF Inc
Iurt had oncd the ADVANCE II ct- wis t-i b'oe
We'd of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
NIARRlED.

FRIDAY evening BY Rev J. n Harienbursh Will
LIAM CAMERON GREEN and ELIZA REBECCA TAYLOR,
d. shi- Of the lite Jsn~ Van Bea-,h otrr m OF thu cay
Bro. Tu,-dy Oct l., ty Rev NJ browh
tie Methodist Episcopal Church. JAY It, BROOKLYN, Nj
CrORlE : AIDLE To M.4 coRNELiA J. BEsHER, d,ash'
@, the late CaIt SteThen Besher. AL OF this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

general assortment Of Winter Goods embracing Cotns
Carsrerts. Jeans Fllnnels Rose and Whitney Bllnke
Gents Woolen Hosiery Wooden and Fur Undervests Com
fo1ttrs ChildTeps Wooen Robes. Sacks Caters &c &c
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CITY ITEMS.


RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. Delatour's formerly Lynch q CIayRsl 25l WaL-st
1852. GAM. Noon. SPIN. JPN.
Oct l3..............49 81 81 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
ERfnAY. Oct. LIP. VI.
There was rather strong feeling at the Stock

There was rather strong feeling at the Stock
Bo,rl iii, morning without very large business Erie,
contrary 10 the expectation OF the Bears who operated
for III On tie opening Of the books, has advanced
and closed firmly at a5i ASA IN advance of p cent
HorleIn was steady IL The reduction OF fares con
trues TO have depressing effect upon Stonnston and
Norwich but this great reduction will only force the
various rosCls into reraunersting arrangement the
sooner. Canton was firm at79l Reading declined v
cent. Nicaragua was in demand, and advanced TO Isl
nm ir,provemont of . cent The adyiccs by the Star
of the West in regard the route, considered very
favorable The river and road are in good order and
the distance between the Pacific and the Lakes was
nssed over in few hours Had the boat in the Pacific
made good passage this would have been one oil the
shorte.t trips on record Cumberland was one OF the
buoyant stocks today and under fair sales went to Co.
IN advance CT II = cent We are informed that the
INSTRUMENT due to-day. paid on more than three
quarters Of the Stock, up 10 o'clock. Dauphin I'M
proved Pennsylvania Canal J. The premium Stocks
were well held in demand Michigan Southern inn
proved !, and Madison and Indianapolis y cent also
Government and state Stocks are firm, with Gales lndi-
ara 30 o. Illinois Interest, %; virginia ILL., &c
Railroad Bends are not active At the Second Board tie
feeling generally strong, with di'posuon 70 ouy
In Sterling there is a firm market and agood
demerd The rates ll0i llOl, mostly llOl0llOi.
Tie Illinois Central Railroad Co were again drawers
agun. their loan Arrangements having passed bill
for 10000 Francs are l3iG5 l2i.
In Freights there is no change, with but III
tie dong. ToLverpool 5000 or :, Ooobush Wheat ID
lCcO bbls Flour, I'D. Cotton Id d132d l'oo Kegs
Lsrd ljs &c To London, 1900 bushels wheat
7da7d, the latter in ships bags 1000 bbl' flour
o. Cd 80 tuns Oil Cake, 22s. Cd 1000 bbls do.
o "a The Atlantic steamer has 5000 bush Wheat
ID, pnG 100 bbls Apples AZ.
Tie amount received at the Sub-Treasury
was slGs. go ; paid s12is73 Balance, s6,fl773l
III lf.j;s,,, opd Ipdiananolia Railroad Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
sokRT or GENERAL SESSIONS -Fnsar-B7sore tn rs
slI A. - .GF al! Hl--f
Patrick Campbell, who was yesterday con-

-,I ssH1 tlT, LAS ans srh'thrcl " u Ut
Iri,,u -. ..
Jon Po-i md ch-rse q M on - IN ~ ''S'
,,.r,-r-u-,f IN .,fns BE- j.. ia .. Fll-g sac
49, .arc;r vil - tlc p .ief BAD p '' - 49,
=, ~, h-r.ta rl fu.r 90 ,- tom tni III 80 J
$500 IL. Jury r,1-st- vefutc grly ~ - .it n Ok
as, s-a y-ou-r :en- q 20 tn Pen ~iT 'i o'~
year a. ,.. ~ -. urr,. Hal :. sL..t f.s-4-.-
- A.. ID sv 49, md f.r -es'llz rE+4ltf AZ ~
~ ~ ul,.er. -. %. rr.'f - n
t-s,- N .nie - tie great -lhc-r . o.. AZ Labs % --
~ u. aba STA anS "a go
- r.r. we're noa yh trstasd - the sisai az 9aas
~ aul thc jay rendered . ~ dot 81 rfi si'j
IL. Coan fA-- A. lgrn-l ior the daJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
COURT OF AprEALs-Ar,,,r. Thursday Oct. II.
No. 30, Preserved. J Allen and another, respond

eu,s ss Ps;ersoa spIEi Re argued Geo. p Conock ior
,rr~Fsnf y. Hii, Jr., or re-pondrut.
reserved Allen ard ano.h- Agrre and another
pe1snf- Argued ". Bid~e Appellants; wrL Shuan ir
rrsIondeui-.
No resery-d Foster. nieE Psiboae Appellant
n H IT, for appellant; Georre Corsock for respondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
TAIFrTtsrr1fn-I
FRENCH KID GLoyEs-We noticed lately a

large invoice Of Ladies' and Grntemens French Kid Gloves
just received BY NJ z TowLE Of Columbian Hall No
ei Grands' As the invoice contains 600 doz of the
hes. Paris Manufacture embracing every variety of eolors
and sizes would advs all tho-e who take pride in
wearing nca, Kid Glove to call and them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
.MrsrMrNrs. ETC. rRIs DAY AND EVENING.

Nhlo's srdeLe. Auss Voyage le Mire De Chtple ETC.
nuron, Tbcator-Fotuues feoic 4 Wreck Ashore, etc.
uroadwuy Thcaicr-l The Gladiator; The Rendezvous
Play ~ th1 Game; HphsiOphil-s e.
Barpum'- Muscuna--The Orphas's Dream. etc.
Weeds Mnstres No 80 Br adway CoEcert every evening
iety Library broadway The Bryan GALLERY oi Paintings
Cast Garder-Far OF the American Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

WINTER GooDs WINTER GooDsIa s
g Nv TowLx Of Coluuabra Hal. No zsi d'saa1s-
weud 90 Tie siysst:0p Of HOO-e and H0'ehsePe" =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


10 Mich. Central L. Rio
20 Hrd on K. n ......... T3li
10 Md & Iniiarap. X. R.l0ih
y Mich. :. a. R..........llt
e. KO, h. c, syr. ltR. S'f.ll9
.N rhraiy Mining Co....bJ9 l's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

The construction OF the wilmington ana
Manchester Railroad has progressed rapidly. Some
70 miles in operation 46 at the western and 20 al
the eastern end of the line The whole length Of the
Rood when complete, will be l6s mles, and the whole
will be completed in 1855. This Road IL one Of the
most important links in the great chain Of Railways be-
tween New York and New Orleans.
o. j. Cammann Esq, who has been connect
ed with the Merchants Bank in this City for nearly
quarter of century has resigned his Office and Au'
gus,us Z. Silmsn. Esq, has been chosen Cashier in
his place. Mr. Slliman has long been connected with
the Mcrchsnts Bank First Teller and win carry with
him into the cashiers chair host OF frinds.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank has de-
elared semi annual dividend Of six y cent Tho
Bank Of NewYork, FIVE v cent The New-fork,
Providence and Boston (Stonington) Railroad Com.
pany two dollars fifty cents y share, payable Novem
berl The Manufacturers Insurance Company, Of Bos.
ton, twelve and ahsf y cent, payable on demand.
For the past four years this Company has averaged
than twenty p cent. annual dividends. The Nep-
tune Insurance eight, and the Washington Insurance
Co, three y cent-both of Boston.
The Money market is gradually tending to
greater case and many call loans made today
at T. cent The offerings at Bank are limited, and a.
in the today of OF the largest institutions In
the street. equal to onehird Of the amount d
receipts.
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad for
September show increase of over $4,000 on tho
receipts of September last year. The aggregate for
the past nine months of the year .$56ssso
Same time 1851. 4osS's
Increase % % cent .sios.6os
We annex the decision of Judge Roosevelt
of the Supreme Court in one Of the Ray Tompkins
cases. 1t is an important decision.
SUPREME CoURT-special Term-Beiore Judge Roosrslr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR-THs D.r.

NON III NALENUAK-IHs DAT.
CoMNos PLEAs-Psrt Mos. 405, 407, AIS,
M AL 45a SIS +57 tBy the couSc- III, 81.
as. az Pat II-ssH1- yesterday
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Monday-Nos. 1877, 1872,
80 a. g. H. ST. Ia. iOS Ia ga 80.
-. 37p. Sn III 100. ~ So.
30 sd SO, -, D s. SO 3Gs I'll, inclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

CV Truth never shuns the light. Like a
good DaEuereotype her eyes clear and calm from the
inward consciousness Of perfection RooTs Gallery No
Ss3 Broadway, corner Of Frsnklin-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

The London letters speak OF some revival
CT tire demand for American Securities and when Tao
business would have returned to town. predict active
business .; full prices for rst clsss secrriiies There
is slso a little more movement here, and we notice
srcng other rses Of $4,000 by Messrs winslow.
Lanier Co. OF the Eonds Of leading Ohio Railroad
You in process Of construction They were taken Tor
foreign consumption.
The Brunswick and Florida Railroad Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

GAs-Gas fixtures of every variety may be
had the meat manufacturing depot Of ARCHER WARNER
4 Co. No. SIG Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

Boftoni Hon Jno Edgerion New-Orieans; DR.. Serb
ner u s Navy W. H. King. U. :. Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

Rogcrs and Beznent for s.c9vo Se"-forH and New
Haven Rsilrosd 2 cent. Bond, were 70 tne amount
Of s7l2gO. The lean aPpcrsioned as iollows;
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

Cheap TAings.-Thc New York
correspondent Of the "New Orleans
Bulletin" writing Of the loss Of the
"Henry Clay and the cheap fare by
which hundreds were induced to 60 on
board Of that ill-fated vessel gives his
opinion Of cheap things thus:
I do not pretend to be married
man but my rule has ever been to
carefully examine the cheap commo-
dities Of life. A "cheap" hotel is my
horror. A "cheap" shirt is q day and
nightmare laden with the signs of heart
broken seamstresses Cheap coat
dis6gures Gods image cheap boots
give corns; "cheap" education is dear
at any price and 50 are cheap" law
and CHEAP medicine and above all
cheap travel is so married to culpa-
BILE negligence and careleesness that
one need value his life at the price
which Burns epigram hero valued
his when he offered the boatman a
farthing for saving him from a watery
grave. And to sum it all up to "T'
there is Just the difference Of that letter
between cheap aud ceap.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

An Irishman in distress asked gentle
man for relief. He was however, repUlsed
with Ego to h-llW Pat looked at him in
such a way as to fix his attention, and then
replied "God blesss your honor for your
civility, for yer the first gentleman that's
invited me to his father house since ! cum to
AmerikyW
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

DISTRICT CoURr.-On Monday next,
Jury term of the District Court will COM
mence in this place, and continue for few
weeks no doubt-as we are informed there
are great many cases on the docket, which
have been long while pending-that will
be disposed OF, by our new appointed Judge,
if in his power to do So
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

SPALDlNG & ROGERS
8R29U@
And Great European and Amsd1eaA
AMPHITHEATRE,
Will hs exhibited in this City, on eard the
FLOATING PALACE,
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY THE
18th aed 18th Of October.
With an Overwhelming Troupe Of Native
and Foreisf performers selected from Cir
cusses Of P6S London, Vienna, New York,
philadelphia and Boston.
FRoM EcRopE-Mons. Buoit, Madame
Young Aymar, LIE Jeune Beurthe, Mons.
LIE Water Lee, Mad. lie Nokter Lee, Lee
Pantomine Troupe, Mile. k0salthue, Mas
ter Jean and Estaphe.
FROM AMERIcA.-Miss Rosaline Stickey,
John Gossin, E. L. Perry, C. Crosby, John
Smith, Bill Lake, H. P. Madigan, D. w.
Stone. Mesdames Lake and Perry.
This Leviathan of the deep ssgpasses all
Theatres in the country, in elegance, spa
ciousness and suptuousness. with
1000 CANE Arm CHAIRS, 500 CUSH-
Joined, and 900 Galley SEATS,
and an elaboration Of luxury in all its ap-
pointments, abolishing the bodily torture
inseparable from Circus canva1Ds; limbs
cramped by crowds and hard narrow seat
boards. bruises from jogging knees and el-
bows, suffication from intolerable boat and
i'll ventilation, or exposure to drenching
rains and cutting winds. The approach OF
the CIRCUS FLEET will be announced
by cannon and the stirring peals Of the
chime of TWENTY BELLS.
The orchestra consists of HUGE cATHE-
ORAL ORGAN OF GREAT POWER, combining
the effects of Brass, String and Rend Band,
under the artistic efforts Of the celebrated
organist HERR CARL FURHM.aN Six
ty gas Jets and gas sconces with banners and
pendants from the lofty ceiling, and orna-
mental galleries inside, and
DRuMMoND, BENGAL, ELECTRIC AND Lo-
coMoTIvE LIGHTS OuTsIDE-all Of gas,
manufactured by miniature gas works on
board, renders the whole affair not only in
describably brilliant, bat as accessible at
night as in the day time.
~PRIcEs OF ADMrssloN.-The unpa-
ralelled outlay required to complete this
grand Circus Flotilla, and the exorbitant
salaries exacted by the FOREIGN STARS
have rendered the following scale Of
prices indispensable to sustain the enter
prise. Dress Circle, (all arms chairs and
numbered 81 90. Family Circle, (all
cushioied) so cents. Gallery 25 cents
Children and servants half price to Dress
Circle and Boxes
UThe arm chairs may be secured at the
ticket office on board. sept 29-l5ts.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

~ Under the New Constitution which
the people are called to vote for, or against
in the brief period of month, a complete
change must take place of public servants.
We say public servants because it is a
phrase of the day, we do not know how the
public is served unless it be very shbbily
by what are for form sake called its public
servants. We take it for granted that the
New Constitution will be adopted by a
large ma;ority--there may be some opposi-
ton in New Orleans but this we think the
effect of mere political factions and not
because the parties do not think it all that
the state demands for its prosperity. When
it shall have been received, the Governor
is called upon by the schedule to order an
election for members to the general assem-
bly, which will shortly after convene
and it will be some time thereafter before
the new machinery will be put in opera
ton. from the fact that elections will be
held for almost every Office of state or par
ish. At these elections we hope the good
people of the state will remember how
fashionable it has'become for many OF our
political office seekers, to make one Office
pass port for another, and stepping stone
to higher places-how often it is that one
of our good electloneerers, neglects the
duties of his office, to curry favor with
the public for something else.
They agree very Justly to themselves
that the pay is shure, and there is no one
who can withhold it from them "ior no,
having performed duty' aud they think if
substitute can be had for small consider
alton to answer questions for the chief en-
geneer 1--WE should say inancieres, this is all
the public should ask for.
But this is not all. 1t is our candid opin'
ion 1--WE know we shall be called 'fool' fol
it that every man who holds an office
should attend to some portion of the dutie.
thereof, for their are no post of honor OF
sinecure Offices in the republic and the SOW
ereigns should require work at the hands o
every public functionary. Could the peo
pie awake to the importance of these thing
It would not take as much money to carry
on the affairs of Louisiana as it does to ad
minister the Government of the State o
New York.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

The Masonic Order of Pennsylvania have
determined to erect new and beautiful hall
in Philadelphia, where the old hall now
stands.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

CO According to the Louisville Democrat,
the sales OF tobacco, in all warehouses in
that city from the LIST November, 1851, to
the 14th instant amounted to 29,9l0 hogs.
heads.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

When Socrates was asked whether 1T
were better for man to get married or to
live single, he replied-"Let him do either
and he will repent it."
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06
Just Received.

Just Received.
OK BOXES Cincinnati Soap; 1900 lbs.
Ass Sugar cured hams 25 dozen brooms;
50 Barrels Flour; 20 half barrels Deans
Whiskey; IS Kegs prime Lard; 20 boxes
8 Lump Tobacco; 100 barrels Cape Girar-
deau Lime. JOSHUA BEAL,
sept 1S-y. opposite Harney mouse.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

TIE Queen Of Spain recently reyiseed her
troops at San Ildfonso. TIE men received
10000 segars as mark ofthe satisfaction Of
their royal mistress.
A Coon PLACE FOR HUNTING" Well
you told us your place was good place for
hunting; now, we've tramped it for three
hours, and found no game"
"Just so-well, I calculated, as general
thing, the less game there is, the more hum
ting you have"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

Mrs. Bloomer says she pants to see the
day when all women will wear the breech-
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

HARD.-A cotemporary says "A fool and
his money are soon parted and brother
kindly asks of him what he has been buy
ing
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

The King of the Belgians has con-
ferred the Order of Leopold, with the
civil declarations, upon Sir Henry de
la Beche, the eminent geologist.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

Discovery of Fossil Remains-
We are informed that the bones of a
veritable Mastedon one of the ''ancients
of the EARTH" have been discovered in
New Britain They were found in
the land of Mr.. Churchill a jeweler
and not far from the main street Of
that fourishing village. The entire
skeleton of the Mammoth has not yet
been found but sufficient number Of
the bones have been dug up to deter
mine the character of the animal to
which they belong The discovery is
attracting much attention in New Brit
ian and it has been decided to deposit
the remains at the Normal School in
that place where they can be seen by
those attending the exercises at the
anniversary ofthe school on the 28th
and Doth ultimo.-Hartford Times.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-06

Comprehensive. Darlington the
late Bishop of Durham was promoted
to that see about the time that Barring
ton the celebrated pick-pockct was
transported. A gentleman celebrated
for his talent for epigram penned the
following lines on the subject.
Two namesakes of late in different way,
Such wit and such yea! did bestir'em
That one was transported to Botany Bay
And the other transplanted to d urham'
In the Second Chamber of the States
of Electoral Hesse a motion having
been made for depriving the Jews Of
their political equality it was referred
to a bureau who have made a report in
favor of its adoption.
We have heard the doctrine of gradation
in the animal kingdom advanced and argue,
but the following verse goes ahead of any
argument on the subject;
"Great feas have little feas,
And less feas to bite them;
These fieas have lesser Heas.
And so on-AD rNFINITUu.u