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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29


SpaiatAe md Rogers, as. Me
Corporation Of Bat9n Ronge = Be-
low will be found The FINAL decision Of
this case, By the United sthtes Circuit
Court Il will be receellected that the
Floating Ialaee whilst lying at our
landing last winter was seized, hecause
the proprietors refused to pay The cir
Gus tax The bort was detained al
the wharf and Some Of her furniture
removed as security to pay the thx,
and fine If 300 besides, for refusing
To pay the tax. The Plaintiffs con
tended thai tile proceedings were Tile
gal---tllat they liad b right under their
coastins liscence FROM tlis Federal
Government to carry on their exhibit
zion without being subject to The circus
tax, and they claimed S3,5OD rs tam
ages.
The Court held. Thai Is The Floating ral-
lace tYaa fitted III FOR circus exhibitions
with ali tbe Install properties and appoint
nients, she cold not with any property be
called commercial vessel, OF be said to
be- engaged In eutnmeree. Her navigation
from town to towu for the special purpose
ST circus exhibitions. could uvt, III the bpin-
ion, Of the Court, BE- regarded IS d tavige-
tion LOT commercial purposes, Of as an in
ri,lsnt Of Commerce. as alluded 10 ID
The iFe,iatal Constitution Indeed the
Court was wholly unable to discover any
necessary connection between the jokes
and jssts If The ring; the races Of horses
atoIiind the eirela. and The gFinnasfie accom-
piishfnehts Usually exhibited in anphithe-
attes. and tbs efayet considerations of com
nserta and navigation The license sci up
BY plaintiffs was simply d license 10 navi-
cate the waters 81 the y. s., On giving se-
ttitity that the revenue laws would not
lie violated The Flpating Palace was
licensed to catry on roasting frade. and
not as locomotive arena for the perform
abca Of feats Of agiliiy with feet. hands,
horses. &c. She had right To 20 II, Baton
Rouge and land freight and passengers,
but II she remained to carry OH occupation
which. though lawful, is subject to taxa
ton, ito exemption ran be found for her
III any provision Of the Constitution OF
The United States.
The internal police Of towns and cities
was not considered as surrendered or res
trained by any provision Of the United
states Constitution, and il WINS therefore
held That the State Of Louisiana had full ait-
thoiity 10 regulate landings, ard authority
was, by The act Of February 1890, delegated
ID The seleetman oil Baton Rouge, who
were moreover empowered 10 impose taxes
Oh Hat beats, exhibitions, &c The Palace,
when tue iine was imposed, was fastened to
Tie sliore, and connected Herewith BY d
bridge, and thp performance were consider
ell as within The limits Of The corporation,
as II they were given on the shore itself
The petition was therefore dismissed
with cost.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

~ BLANCHARD wants IL under
stood that there il no house IN the coun-
try that can, and will sell lower for
cash than his. His present stock con-
sists ola large md well selected stock
of family Groceries, and house fttrn-
iahing goods.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

fgThe Supreme Court. Mt New
York, gave decision. on the 18th
inst, in the case Of Hicks, who refus-
ed to certify as to oertain frauds anong
officers In The city government, for
which refusal be was sentenced to CON
finement by the Recorder, and then
discharged by Judge Morris. The
court sustained the decision Of Re
eorder, and sent Mr.. Hicks back to
prison, where he will be- enable to de-
termips at bis leisure whether he will
reveal he official rogtiery within his
knowledge or not.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

Ntbl ER Yesterday evening the
Corotd was sent for to hold IN In
euea The body Of a man found
about b miles east Of this, on the
Gornitroad So horribly mangted
was tlhead Of the man, that lis fea-
tures uld not he aistinguislsea, but
The be was recognized as being that
of IL Cotton one Of n numerous
gatghorse theiying seoundfels who
now sst that region. Cotton has but
vetysently beer liberated from Jail.
Whiconfned there. he divulged the
seerpf this band Of villains, and the
verge then sworn against him, las
justly been eor'sumated.
btlie the duty Of every good cit
izes aid the civil authorities in fer
ref these sconndrels cut, that the
fugor Of the law may be dealt On
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29


we have before ns d circular
frDfl 3. Dowler Of New Orleans
irihtion to an Academy Of Natural
'3ites, which it Is proposed to form
ut city. with d oabinet designed to
sfaee d complete collection Of ma
llApecimens in Zoology, Orinthol-
d Conehology, Entomology, Bot
dGeology, Nleterology, TO. Ger
III Louisiana should not be behind
Blister States in science, and Phi
ply, and VIC hope at IN early
ibd, to find tbs foundation Of such
Constitution laid In the Crescent
/ With d few such spirits as
I Dowler, the object might very
b be accomplished. Any aid we
lend TO the cause, will be most
erfally given.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29
TO the Werls, at Large.

~ HiUF0s us IieiSlnb " D5 abio w
present this morning, The first number
Of our WEEKLY PMFa. It's approach
has not beef, heralded by the usual
flourish Of tru,nrets u, such occasions,
I It Il before tile public and may speak
for itself all we have 10 say in its
behalf. is, that It shall not be less.
either in character or size, during The
life Of Its present proprietor
AT this period Of cur history, it
affords us pleasure to look back on
the trnchless past---the hour when our
nnpreten,ling paper was launched into
existence and We exttEtingly contrast
that meagre half sheet to the fat pro-
portions Of the paper now offered to
The public It's CAREER, has been the
career Of the Comet, that gathers head
from The tire-eloud III The Heavens, It
has gradually grown into existence,
from mere spec, to its present posi-
ton. where there Ia nothing now to
prevent It's being mapped as n ftei. If
not an important fact. 1t does net
fiatter is little 10 think that our
position In the armament Of things,
has been fairly won, by long and
patient labor
If some of ouf good friends see fit
10 differ with us. on this point. we
would like to set them right, by giving
assurance that we have not only done
the best, but the mort we could, to
make our paper interesting and fol,ts-
iar at home. Popularity however,
We have never sought by remaining
ssief,t on important questions. II otlt
own thoughts have been olotde,l in
mysticism, the Comet has ever been
open. and has been fortunate to re-
eeive many luminous coinnunlca-
tions. We have never Intentionally
run. againat' any body, in particular !
BUT lave entleayored to be on good
terms with mankind in general. For
the future we mark no course, we
shall ~, think, speak and act, Ia the
unforeseen to come may require u.s.
Though Democrat III politics, We
belong to no party, and shall never
fear to expose the triekery Of demago-
gues.--Our paper shall remain strictly
neutral, and entleavor to give facts,
whenever and wherever they may be
found. We shall spare no pains or
expense to make the WEEKLY CoMET
interesting abroad as u locai paper,
and our facilities through the daily
will enable us TO spread before our
readers at home the very latest news
OF the day. The WEEKLY PAfrR is
put down at a price shat will enable
every merchant and trader in town,
and every planter in the country to
take 1t, and we will attend ourselves to
its prompt and punetual delivery
With this VIC leave the new GoMHr to
find Its way into public favor, satisfied
that 1t will command the patronage
it mere we do not ask for.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

EE"In II thunder storm at Louisville
", ON the 1sn, inst, u driver md four
iorses attached to a wagon were struck
y tightening and instantly killed.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

Among the petitions presented to
the Massachusetts Constitutional Con
vention, was one from about 1900 per-
sons Of New Bedford. that the word
male might be stricken from the
Constitution, which would give to fe.
males the right Of suffrage. Another
petition was presented in favor of the
total abolition of imprisonment for
debt; another, that no religion nor
sect be recognized in the bill Of rights.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

o,z-The Phtsburg locorlive en-
CINE factory association, hasseen Or
ganized, with capital Of 100000.
in shares of SIS, 900 each.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

to Al Key West, on the 10Th
J., the Hon. VIM. Mayan, Judge Of
u. s. District Court, was burnt In
Icy. There Is great excitement ut
y West and serious consequences
j apprehended.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

Machines are in use in the Bank If
England for weighing gold, which
weigh with the rapidity Of thought,
and precision approaching the hun
dredtl, part Of d grain There IRE
six machines, and three men to at-
tend them. Large rolls Of sovereigus,
or half sovereigns, are placed in the
groves, and are shaken, one at u time,
by the motion Of the machinery into
the scales II they are the standard
weight, they are thrown by the ma
chine into d box ut the right hand Of
the person who watches tho operation;
if they have lost the lundredth part
Of q grain, they are thrown into o box
at the left. fhose which stand tie
test are thrown into bags Of one thou
sand cach, and those below par are
ent by the macbine, ind returned to
the mint
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

try~From late st. Louis papers we
sec there has been an advance in the
article of hides" We would advise
our butchers to take their hides to that
market.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

Mons WoSpBHs.-A Mr.. Koch
came Up on the Gew4e Colliet this
morning from New Orleans. lie
btinaa On board Of tllat bout, tlte homes
IF a AFastotlof,, Sea Serpent, or me
other nondeseript. They weigh We
me told, altogether about eighteen
tons. Hni are to be set up somewhere
Il, tho city for ezhibition.-H. L6uts
Nems 2tst inst.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

n-The Madrid papers y that
SANTA ANNA has sought ! from
spainto repel an anticipated ibuster
expedition from the United ates.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

1.-THE Rev A. II. LAMoN will
preach at st. James Episcopal Church
in this city at early candle light this
. evening.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

1 ~ Mr.. Germain Mussan father
the former Post Master Musson Of
'ew Orleans, died at Perote Mexico
/ the 9th inst.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29
Extra pay in The Naudl Seruie

Extra pay IN the Naual Seruiec.
The late acts Of Congress giving ex-
ira pay to those who were in the naval
service of the United States during
the war with Mexico, embrace all off
icers and seamen Of The navy officers
non-commissioned officers, musicians
and private Of the marine crops, as
also all who are in the revenue service
and it is estimated that the amount
required to liquidate claims under
these acts will exceed three millions
Of dollars.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

D-It has been proposedi' the
Massachusetts legislature to gulase
the speed Of railroad trail over
bridges.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29
TT Misa Matilda Heron an aef

Er-Miss Matilda Heron, an actress
of Phila., offers the sum Of five hum
bred dollars for an original five act
drama, in prose or verse, to be chosen
by herself from such as arc presented.
She designs to personate the heroine.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

Clark Mills has purchald site for
an American School ofDesign and
Art, at the junction Of se Anacssta
and Potomac rivers. here he in
tends to mould and cast is equessari,
an statute Of Washington also, a group
Of statuary, representingtwo Amer
can Indians hunting the ,ufalo.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

ag-Tbe beautiful girafpelonging
TO G. G. Qvrcx's Il Co.'S fenagelie,
died on board The steamer 1asiiington
on her passage from soatlmpton to
New York. A valuable deus horse
attached to the Francom toupe also
died On the passage. Bot were valu.
ed at $4,000.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

VlcKsBuRG May 24.-The steamer
Yorktown has passed here, making
the trip from New Orleans in % hours
and 8 minutes, which is ahead Of the
Eclipse 5 time.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

TERRIBLE AccmgHr--At about
Il o'clock yesterday the iron pillars
and frame work zof the front Of u new
building on Campt street, opposite ".
Patericks Church, fell with ire
mendious crush, killing Elizabeth
Jones, a mulato woman belonging to
w. A. Peytou, who was passing ut the
time, and so severely injured u white
woman, named Mary MeCoy, that her
life il dispaired Of ut the Charity Hos
pital TO which institution sheewas re-
moved. A white man whUs name
We have not learned had orte Of his
ANGLES severely bruised by tic same
accident.
An inquest was held on the body
Of the colored woman, and the jury en-
panneled attributed her death By car
lessness ON the part Of VIM. Thompson
the foreman under Whose immediate
charge the building was being erected.
Subsequently Thompson was arrested
and held for examination. --Estllelam
Man Cu
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

Tie Boston Olive Branch oitEaicl
feinales are employed As ooinpohers,
says
"Our rooms are well carpeteA. nd
the girls dc not como in till nine Or
ten o'clock III the morning, retifingn
good season, seldom mixing over
seven or eight hours q day. atnast
eompositorB can, in That time, cam
from six I'd eight dollars n week W.
have also one female clerk out Of the
three we employ. Added TO this
our desk has been occupied hy female
editor, as our assistant, at n SALARY o.
5000. She has spent seven hours q
day In The office fof five days III the
week We generally have in ON
office an organ md piano-forte, and
have mtlsic at The iaeal hours, when
the ladies' feel like playing'
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

CHuReH VS.. PsYfHetoeY AT the
annual conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of New jersey
which lately assembled at Bridgeton,
one Of the members was tried and
convicted Of practising the modern
science Of psychology, and the true in
terest Of the church and the peace
and dignity Of the same. II was
shown in evidences TINT the Rev.
Psychologist had endsed young lady,
against knowledge and consent to sit
down ii, the lap Of n gentleman, be-
fore company TIE delinquent minis
ter was admonished for bis ihdisers-
ton, and directed 80 keep his hands
e'ean Of all The inventions of the devil,
Spirit Raplings" included.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

Sir Edward Bulwcr Lytton is said
to be a convert to the belief in spirit
rappings
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

MILITARY EsfHbtflou TO NEw
MExieo---I'he home correspondent
Of The Washington l;epnblio says
On The 18th pfoyim6 a military en-.
petition will leave Fort IeavetWorth
for Now Mexico tnder command Of
Een Garland, who gues out TO re-
lieve Dol. Summer, now in command
Of that 1.-THE 9th military department.
Gen GARLAND viii carry out some
900 recruits, and will be accompanied
By the following officers who are 10 re-
lieve those now serving there, viz 8.
Major Sheppard, I'D Ipfantry,, Capt.
Shredder, do. do; Capt. DeLane,
Dragons, Capt. L. Calhoun, do. +;
Major Michel, 4. A G.; Assistant
Surgeon Del4ane Iieats. MoGrea,
slanley, Johns, W. Il. Davis and
Mel ot,k
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29
Telegrantea ID The Weekly ltpmst.

BosTor, MaY 20. Reliable IN
formation has been received stating
that PArmtk O'DoHAHuA, the Irish
Patriot, had escaped from Van Die
mans Land, and was now on his way
to this country.
WASHINGTON, May 28th The
Washington Union Of yesterday morn
Ing has q notice from the State De-
paftment That The British Govetnment
has complained Of depreciation com
mitted By Americans ut Falkland
Islands, d force has been sent to pro-
teet the citizens and property.
NEw YoRK, My 2S--I,eturns
from Virginia Indicate the election of
the following Congressman
First District, Barley Second, Will
son; Fifth, Beeook Eigth Faulkner .
Tenth, Kendall Twentieth, Edmun-
son; Thirteenth. 1Ie1Iullen. all
democrats Legislature will probably
be democratic.
CipelsNArt. My 27.-Fiser has
fallen three feet.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14
DR. LANGLEY'S
Root and Herb Bttters.

.re"t spring and summer Medicine.
'hlt 2'crntSh"r pint bottle. aud a7l rents Er .
quar- h"ile ct the l-s'lr's ncdirns. br Ianyle, :
safsaranllH, lrli"w dock, Wild chevy, pfirki, ash
dahdrl"n, tiunmfhwurt and riuhari, I-t and ii,,l,
biief- decidedly the greatest m.diriur 90 IA. world
hn NE least ni"i"J. They cure aud erad,rnte in,u
We system liver complaint Qbat main heel OF 80 nia
~ diseases ianndice hiir Dyspepsia rn-i,rn... In
mnn ~ IN" bood and ~ n -t1n ,..,us head
nh" lh'rs, f"hctai debility, and The irt III kindred
disease, airihg iin di-"rirred stomach 80 had I'm
"'fN blood. IN the apprarh Of arm " .athrr meet
I"rs'ns ~" ir"nbicd with ianr0or dr,n .ins-s aud
s'"tiAi iAssilnhc ct THE system ths, II neglected
e'd- !" a"hdire, l"ss ct appetite indigestion debility
ahd ds'lin' l.angle! = Bitter are jIst the thing e,
"h'ato all difficulties 81 the knd-ihey regulate IN,
bow stimulate The circulation, pnrify the bI.sd
A"d h.ep"h diseases ~ common IN spring aud -u,
mei' Nn"l"'al' dol"i ~ " Union street, iin.inn
T"td ~ bi POND A MORSE, WlinIesala
aud rrlail LlSCDhE & OSGDDI and ~ =
SPIN CIR -,ld M mot ,t tb, t,,, "a. s,,d sl,,'-
W h'' w .Nt+
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14
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