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DOmessic nIlsraSIsnv

Tie yellow fever has made its Appearance Ia Warning
ton, Fla, in q small wsy, "A detachment Of sailors
which arrived there from New Orleans we're seized with
it. and humber Of them died. The old say
that IT is likely prevail to great extent this
The celebration Of tho Sons Of New Hamoshire WAS
postponed account Of the death Of Mr. Web
ste the President OF the Association IL IL ,ed by
the onnittee who have The matter in charge to hold
festival the coming autumn.
James Wilson brought into the Municipal Court
at BoAton the 9th instant and notified that the Grand
Jury had found bill against him for tne m order Of
William Adams at the State prison. aud that the ndict
msnt would be tent up to the suprsne Cour..
The mortality report in Boston last week shovs one
hundred srd eleyen deathsorty two males and sixty
nine females.
The Edsartown Gdsetk says there Is a house In that
century yet there has been death In IL MP 70
the present time
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Board or Education.
Mr. Cooper calIedts the CHAIR in the absence of


Mr. Cooper was caedsts the chair, in the absence of
the President.
By Mr.. AoRANp, OF the school officers of Eighteenth
ward for authority to at ward scho
No. 49, To Committee on Buildings and Repairs, with
By Mr.. WATERBURY,, of school officers Of Twentieth
ward for payment Of sundry bulls for repairs. and also
or painting ward school No. IS, Thirty dfth street
Ordered that much relates painting Commit
tee on Buildings and Repairs; much relates to
aira. to Finance Committee
NOMINATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Dr. HnBARD presented communication from the
school ofc~rs OF ward, dominating Henry
A. B,gart as Trustee for said ward
Resolved That Henry A. B,gart be- and is hereby ap.
POINTED trustee or common schools for the
ward, II place Of E a. Brown, resigned.
On motion the following adopted -
BY Dr. WuLAhs-That the public school No. O. On
RaIcals Issrd be excepted effects OF the
during the month of August and that said school con
tinue its sessions "a heretofore. Adopted
By Mr. sTuARr-That the normal schools located in
Trustee Hail. be continued until the further drec ion Of
the Board; and that the school for male teachers be
opened the fifth and that for female teachers the
teachers OF said schools be continued present until
the further action Of this Board. Ado ted.
BY M. z. II. SMITH-That the Special Committee on
BY Lars be increased by The addition of two members
from those recently appointed to this Board Also that
raia be instructed TO report at second stated
msetil in September. Adopted, and Messrs. Persou
BY Mr. wArlRHuRY-That in the absence Of other AZ
ranaene ns, the schools heretofore conducted by the
Public school Society be supplied with books and papers
from the depository In this building uoon the same basis
heretofore adopted by the Public School Society and
on reqnstion OF the proper school officers. To Com
mittee on piles, with power
BY Mr. MUKPHY-That the Committee on Supplies be
increased by the addition Of two members from those
Gently appointed TO this Board Adopted and Messrs.
Coolidge and Stevens appointed.
REPORTS.
On motion of Mr.. WATERBURY,, the report of the FL
Committee the subject Of additional lot for
the school rite seventh street. taken from
the table: and, on motion of Mr.. MEEKs recommitted
By DR.. FELL Of the Evening School Committee,
meLdirg the esta blshment If evening SC noo for
males in ward school No IA. First ward; an evening
school for males in ward school No. 81 at Carmanvile
and evening school for females in ward school No 25
Eighteenth ward. Adopted.
MIR DEAMArER presented the report of the select COM
appointed to examine the building of Grand
and Clinton streets and report what alterations are
necessary to adapt il to the of the Board.
On motion OF Mr.. WATERBuRY Messrs Stevens and Cur
tbs were ADDED To said committee, and the report
mitted, with power.
quorum not being present, the Board adjourned.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
f1tk1 MILITARY

ITH0GRAPHERS GUsRD.-THE MEuuERs avn
II all who are interested in the above arc re-
quosted 70 meet at Central Hall corner or rxd and ,s
tre Market place. on Tuesday evening AUG NJ avn
o'clock precisely for tho purpose ecatna ofcers and
transactiDR other business with Tho co,
full attendaDcei requested to ensure general
uoh ny order % I. KELLY, Ordoriy.
Mr.. BLNNETT-ON SATURDAY EVENING Ana = /.
l the Mike Burns Guard of the First ward asemb.j
,p en- siSh street TO perform the poas duty
sword sash, belt chspeau AND epsuiots Aidermsn
MORE presented them with fow very inviting remsrs
which was happily responded to BY Cant Mnrrsv , rs
con p1oy we're highly amused BY the performance q sss
tons Band who enveped the evening with @
select music number Of volunteer foass were bsanis
Nen ana The test feeling pcrvaded the whole oomraay
ihe euppor and wines Of the choicest
9Ss wotty host Mr. Mike Burns displayed usns ssiii
prhed sny officers Of various and o.her
mems Every thing was specially attended to- An Afsar
Joy nR themselvcr It'll midnight the compsny
WI nine cheers for Cart NJ Murray and cue nsmsssss
"'Ne burns JUDGE
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Poysonal Intelllgs0Oo.
Jsnss q. CALDWELL, EAq., q New ORLEANS. u ct tAs
Arrivals Il the st. Nicholas yssserday-Hsa. T Butler
KRIS. Georsh; Hon. W. Mio,a, New Orleans; Hos. Il.
Kin. Hoo K:ss11. ssS stuck Gs,
Virginia.
hmly, Tsxas; Hon. c. n Iogersol- Connecticut; Gov.
Hill and family. South CArslins Hon. Chas Rsgust,
Isaas; Gov MURPHY ssd family h.v.n. pr P.ra,sr'
exas; Z. Abbot, United States Army.
Mr.. William Harbeson, cashier In the Phfadslphis
Custom House. has been promoted to the post OF Deputy
collector In place Of Mr. Charles Prevsst removed Mr.
o. cashier.
B'shep whitsineham, Of Maryland, left Florence on
York.
Tho Hon. Joseph R. Chandler, Of Phladslphia. With
Mrs G., Drs. Vnton Of New York and Butler Of Wash
York, at Florence ON the 18TH July.
Governor Seymour and his secretary left the Union
Place Hotel on Saturday They s for Russia In Septem
Der.
Philadelphia. His family still remain at the Union.
ARRIvALs
E ss n nS steamship s n1ss sc
Sss9s5
Ps SS,.s V;as Srs,; s,,S
nrs sssdsp, ard Misses snsden M vsn AsIsa, aAtsh
INV n
" Foster mrs Fsssss NJ altman Mast
sl,s NJ ssslns Nj George Mrs george. Cap spsn
s. Clara snip Y.. s sIan'S Levi. x, s Veil:
Ga.sns Merrill soS. BsSsf
Ear. Hs;,s Hunt Su1ssnhsu'Sn Ws..sPd SI.. Gut
g:, U.ss
Coos eas.: N1a NJ and
Tones s,. 9a.r; Kps wsss y. csa.sa
hspe. Mrs GOodheaft Mrs G!esnton Mrs Book. ass.rs
p.ss ss. s
Wishtman, 1re.co, Ii herman and MerOhsnt-t,tal l67
From Richmond. &e in steamship Roanoke. e Morris.
sss:s.: w ssS%osl 4: csas = ha:sss w..s
ssd SON. VIM Misehs j.: White n carey and lady,
ns a1'f ana
ssS. hs. ES..S p''%o % Stevens
Baksr-and 70 in steerage.
In the for Norft and
ms. VIM Schneider John Gibbs, Mrs Meade Miss Parks.
:s' s9is:
hnss and lady John Nye, Butler Miss Askew, saml
mers samuel REYNOLDS Edwards Jas Grimes, Richard
Adams Miss Wilson, Thos Ramsden, and 20 in the storage
sssSnsy Judge Baxter and LADY Genera. Kas DR.
lady, Miss Baxter, Baxter WIN Roach Gadsten Hall,
W., Burt Mike two Misses Mikell, Ernest Morphy
1nsmily 1 r1ipp ana lsay EErigp JShps9n
family, Miss DAWSON Boulenger, Nelson. 81 Sill.
Icss. Sssisen Horiias Jsrdan ! John i'i Bell
Charles Gallon, Little and lady Ch.Tlss Heyw.ra.
Brsnd Newell, Alexander ana lady VIM sChnisrls,
Sanford. A Freret, G 8 Montgomery, Severance,
For Savannah in the steamship Florida-E Martin "
Strange. Geotxel, Ii wis N Leavtt, Merrill,
James Parsops Weld lady, two children and nurse
asI.;e NJ Psdgess Esuss Lester selson,
John Ayres lady, and two children; David Rouse.
Lock vi athal-and III in steerago.
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TWENTY THREE YEARS IN THE WATER-FoUND
AT LAsT-SJme twenty three years ago-in the
year ls30-a man named Hr. McCIay was missing
from the neiehborhood II Mr.. Hitoers quarries,
Marble Hall, about five miles below the borough.
he was at tie time Of the accident, about sixty
years OF age Il was supposed that during the night
he had missed his way, ami fallen 10 one OF the quar-
ries that bed not been worked for some time pre-
viOus, which contained water to the depth OF about
seventy feet. Repeated attempts we're made to re-
cover The body and whole days together were spent
In Cropping for him. but all without sue ,ess, until
the effort was finally abandoned. II was thought
that he might have h0atea under ledge that iut.sd
ont and matters remained until quite recently.
This quarry being about to be used again, some
weeks since an effort Was made TO pump the water
out in which they finally succeeded last week; and
towards the close Ut the week the skeleton OF this nan
was discovered The water is very cold all the year
round aud IL was thought petrilaction had taken
place but such not the case However, about
nine years after the accident large quantity stone
fell in, and that may have struck aud maDgled him.
He was found to be complete skeleton nothing but
the bones left. The shoes were as perfect as they
were twenty three years ago, the strings by which
they were tied were as readily uDdone though 1t
had just happened. In the shoes was q portion Of
flesh: the buttons Of his vest laid as regularly
where they bad rotted of as though they had been
placed there very offensive efiuva arose as IL
decomposition had jost commenced. The remains
were handed over to- bis friends for intermenk-Nor
ristoscn Herald.
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state Of the Weather, the Roads, and the Aarkss--Tal
Raslsead AND It's Engneers- Commercial Intelligence
Last Prices.
The market intelligence Of this place doesn't generally
amount to much the present season. as the torrents
Of rain that pour down every few days leave the roads
ths interior almost impossible which prevents produce
from coming in and also the country people, who are
great consumers of imports Hence Pernambuco dull
duh dull and wet vet yet
When the railroad is done Qt Is to be hoped 1t will at
least be begun in day,) WI be better or for
business ell be better during the rains but though
this should not be- Why make excursions to the
country on the road But heaven help the man who
has go Atty miles inlapd horse back--the only
way Of gesipg thefe. 1 80 ergineers have e IN
EDgaIo 20 survey the ground Sc for the road, and
the estih xies. &C. &c look promi ing, the work will
soon started One Of the eDgineers the 18TH
Of Suez ard is said - bea very clever
Flour is selling .owly st for Baltimore brands
$4,000 17H5oo for fhilsde'yoa and higher for
choice qoaiuss lsg l0s or Trieste. IL oo0 IA 600
barrels III stock.
If shipn eDts are moderate from the United States
there will be a fair maTke; for new -four.
Cod6sh worth l2f per drum.
Exchange on LonooD. 70 40 a9s4d. per 1000.
Freishrs dun dull nonilsly s0s $685., aud IS
per ton to Europe
Exports not worth quotir e. receipts are " traing
The Erghsh steamer rsy leaves to day for Southsmp
Ampt0n.
The first Of The new HE of screw steamers to the
Brszjs IL to leave Liverpool June "a monthly there
after
Tire only vessel loading for the United States is
the S~ed,sh b TX Helena for New York Tnis goes
per E.gh bds Vivid, loading sugars at Pasaibt for
New York BRAZIL
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Telsgraphic Marine R.oorts.

,, :, BOSTON, August o.
Arryed-Bries Sinbad, Havana; Captain John, 3agua;
sarah, Turks bland; Ca oline + Kelly, G q CoHn, A
vincent ard California all Phsdelphis Bald vim aud
iAayette, Rohdout schrs AsIea, Bstnore Milwaukee,
Empire, seamark and hedford, Philadelphia; Aid and
bolivia, hiork It'll. bark Prncess Liverpool briggs
Nile Turks Island Smyrna aud Porto Rico. Philsdei-
phs scbrs Wreath Austin and Fashio= do; Cambridge
and Woodv ell Alexandria.
Also auived-BaIk Fame, Glasgow; brigs Aiesia. So
qua; Charles Thomas Philadep his scbrs Arcturus 81
Domingo; Globe Philadelphia; Roberts, hYofk; Rug
giles, NL0ndon.
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ASSISTANT SURGEONS APPOINTED AND PaoMo-
rRD.-Dr. John Moore, of Indiana, appointed Assist
ant Surgeon from June 20, 1853, vice Assistant Sur
geon Southgate, resigned; Assistant Snrgeoh Il: H..
Abade, promoted Surgeon July rs, 1853, vice Sur
geon Watts deceased; Adriance X. Smith, OF Con
necticut appointed Assistant Surgeon July rs, 1858,
yl.e Atade, resigned.
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sActing Governor James Z. Broome, democrat 10 the
Governor elect
Mr. Parsons vas chosen Lieutenant Governor last No
vember and became Acting Governor Of Michigan the
resignation of Hon Robert appointed Secretary
Of the In terror In Gen. Pierce's Cabinet.
William Nedi elected Lieutenant Governor. bnt
became the resignation Of Reuben Wood who
appointed Consul to Valparaiso.
Joseph Lane resigned the Goverrorshp Of Oregon In
order the once of from that ter
ritorY to Congress- 20 which station he elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

SOCIETY or THE LAST Mistakenly twenty-one
years ago, seven young In this city, then Ia the
early flush OF Manhood, entered into al association for
an annual meeting and supper long as any OF their
number should survive These seven were DR.. Vat
ter Dr. James NJ Mason, William Stansbury, VIII
liam Disney, Jr., Henry i. Tatem, Joseph II. Mason
and FeHton Lawson For several years, the pleasure
OF their meeting was unalloyed with sorrow by death
IN 1889 one vacant seat and one unused plate an
nounced the beginning Of the wreck which death
at last 70 make Of all their number. By and
by second empty plate bore its quiet testimony TO
the stern reality OF "reminiscences OF the grave Soon
but four met at the annual concentration and ano-
ther uneccupied chair told its silent story year
or two longer and the dead were more than the y-
ing three survivors remained-four had died and now
another Fenton Lawson, swells the tri1np h Of the
grave. Next October, DR.. Waiter and Henry Ia
tenn will meet alone, if death il not TOO urgent; and
how sadly and solemnly, they look upon the memo
rails Of their departed associates will they mentally
agitate the question which, Of the two, will finally
sit solitary in the sadowy presence Of the dead ADD
say Ito the grave thou art my brother, aud to oor-
ruption thou art my sister," How awful that last
supper when the sole survivor enters the room and
sees there the plates and the chairs each
Of which tells him "what shadows we are, what sha
dogs We pursue = Cincinnati Gazette, dugus Q.
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Cwstest advioss ron s. Dsalags ere - - ~ ~.
Ri Pyoeso, q the 3D. gives Vie following inasugsaes'-
On the 18th inst The capital oomnsmogateA ~ happy
birthday her fnustxieus hhsrator II wss not oas Of
those osaisaserIy voluntary festivals. in which u
quantity and duration Of The sathusasn ere matter OF
progSnns- soothing Of ths kind for mother the Ayss
sss~s the Ninst Of the Interior took any part IN
szsepeiss which always appear out Of place wnsn oae0
fo tn for one single man
"A vss \ feast Of rrstituds love and respect Ever
true hearted dsintersstsd Dominican Who sees IN ths
P,esidsnt bsrstor one Of those Who - secret en-
yovs Of Providence come 20 take tue lead in certain
perious situsoss restrain mea from the csmnission
Of great crimes realize great and good things 70 snsc
the triumph great reformsevery one we repeat en-
tsr,sn,pg these sentiments, proud and happy to
sripg his humble bat tribute Of adhesion and
homage to this great man.
unanimous feeling caused IN immense mass Of citi
Iens foreigners employees Of every character and rank
TO houfe while bands Of music aad the sound Of
Al nine IN the evening, after the bands of music had
retired nuHber Of oiuzsns collected together to give
serenAde 10 the President the mu.ic exquisite
TIE llustYious chief magistrate with that frsnkness
and implicitly peculiar " him. went out from the house
greet his fIsndssr Santana vie~s men Ia tho most
favorable point Of and that, though sab
jest to error they preserve an undesirable part OF asa
and Isfro eel calculated to assist MIN IN the im
mortal work Of Consolidating his untry Independence
The huIrshs ~ the sight Of SANTANA we're enthusiastic
in the thee he answered Dy the In
which bis soul is pictured, Vise la Union (long i've
our ULiou) for the eyes OF Santsa~ hsce ace no
enemies bus those who conspre against public rAn-
qniiliy he has fear alnsng those who are not
burtul TO tho repubnc, nosever bitter AgAnAt him
genefslly.
The President received with courtesy ana cordaty ell
thuee prsssxt provided them With abundant refresh
and accepted with aaoiy several toasts in MS
honor.
elsven n the evening the whole concourse retired to
asist he following day At the ceebrsron OF mass
ut III. cahedra Az THIS cere0ony accompanied oy ths
thunders Of srsry the President preseos with all
the employ the government-civ, admaistrative,
JudiC lal Ac.-spd With the diploma 10 corps.
MAY Providence n ant repetition Of yesterdays
for many yesrs and may Santana see
with happiness and Satisfaction the boaming JOY
The elt enthusasm and xdnirstion which
gsee led MN yestel Gay.
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Regatta at skaneatelos.

The tenth annual gStta The Yacht Club
came of the 4th instant Skaneatses thr onged
unavorabe ard the boats failed To ske the
run in tho time allowed The Blue Bell ahead, when
the wind died away and another trial TO be made
next day We indebted to extra from the Ska
nsa,ele- Democrat for the particulars of tho affair
The Democrat says:-At the hour Of star ting quite
breeze sprang from the northwest which enabled the
contestIg boats to make the first run: the ,tance
round the stake boats in two hours and thirty minutes
Tho number of boats entered competitors for the
prizes wae nine, and are as folows:-
Julia. SkaD eateles, Csptaa R. Fitch.
Jtlt, SaDea eles Captain ]. Roosevelt
Ashland, from Aurora, Captain D. Carr
Life Boat SkAnesteles Captain H 3. Lord.
Ll.nd Queen, spriDgport, Captain J Carr;
Flying Cloud, Seneca Falls, Captain L. a. Carr.
Blue Bell, Sd aDeateles, Captain H Potter.
Tempest, Skaneateles, Captain e EckhArt
Amazon, skaneate!es, Captain John Beauchamp.
FIRST RUN ROUND STAKE BOATS.
-Four O'Clock thirty minutes-the Blue Bell has just
rounded the last stake boat four ahead of
IAard Queen and loud hazza-and another-and
other rSpd the air
Second boat round-the leland Queen three ourths of
went up from the multitude who thronged the steamboat
wharf asd docks
O'CLOCK P. M The wind having pretty much gone
down The foremost boats are now 70 wing in having
failed in accom- pshing the sail oy the required time
The regatta will come off to morrow, the wind per-
hitting.
side bet Of $50 was made BY persons in the crowd in
front Of the Democrat Office that the Flying Cloud would
beat the Bell to morrow the 5000
deeply regretted that there sufficient wind
afoat TO have wound up the affair to day.
Bro K; the wore taken off BY . staAe boat. Thus
ended the fret day of the Regatta without accomplish
ing The desived end
The judges the occasion were H W. Allen, syria
cuse Captain Norcross, Bre Werton, and Latham Of
Seneca Falls.
The distance run was about twenty five miles,
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herald Marine Corresps~dsno~.

Notwithstanding John Marshsll. Copes NYork;
virgr ia Teal Richmond via Norfolk briggs Julia Pay
Gcyadden, Eastport; Sarah yoss orks, HilssIrji
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Naval Intelligence.

The U. s. steamer Vixen, CAPTAIN swartwout arrived
Gt Warrington Ia. ca he eyeuiug Of the 2G.h alt.
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HARIrunn IHTELLIssHs1.


ARRIvD.
6senship Baltic, Csmsteok. Liverpool, July q. IN,
70 Z Collins Fs,.t hall q the passage had ssrs1s
hence, and A.Alsaa, fro. s.,snass, sousd Into Liver.
ko Sl Ph,i.Sslpa.. So.nd n sunday IuS AZ tool
. pilot; eresssd the bar at 1ox.
SCI gsrs, to Ludsn 3 PIesssnts. on Barnssat spoke
. Brem ship, private Gag No 1Ao, bound up:
sss to c. e: ~ sS %
Ship 4 (ply Chandler, Liverpool, 90 d.ys with 'AA
ship Mongolia (BJ. spr.sus, Liverpool, June %, With
TO- .aa q
Aug Lat 20 lon o. "a passed ship Columbian, stes
Ing east; 4th Nantucket Shoals NV 80 miles passed Br
Ship Columbia ProAi Antwerp. IS days, with 22i pas
ssreeIs, TO J o Baker.
vs cs T.on 90 days.
Ship Jane (Brl Hunter. Liverpool June II, With Sa4
passengers, to VIM Tspseott c. Aug lat 40 49, lon
20 40, lon 60. ship Joseph Waller,
Brig ssvant iBs> An!s. Windsor, IA days. to Whit
s.ig yo,usu.5 tEs,, David, St Pierre, "a days, to
Brig Enira, York. Calais, IL days, to smith Boyn.
Sch, Iynnaeld (Br). Bosart St John, NIB, days. to
sssr Mary Reed, Reed, Port Harvey, NIB. IA days. to
schr Abbott Lawrsnoe. Allen Boston. sdsys.
Scbr Nelson Weller, Kelley, Har ~ich, Q days
Scbr David Babson, Bsbs0n, Rock port days.
sehr asa nsrids. Rowland, Philsdsiphis, days.
Scbr Mary Pheirson, Coombs New Haven, / day.
Sloop William II Bowen Hxllock, Providence, 2 days.
willow.
Br brig Sir Robert Peel
Wind SSE.
SAILED.
Ships American Union, Kelly, liverpool Jsssore Phil.
Hps NOrleaps. barks Annis buchanan Chapman, nauri-
tious sLd others.
The piotbost Washington, No 2, reports speaking the
ships Australia and Cornea, for Liverpool the
ing Of the 9th at AM rs miles Sc Of sandy Hook also
the ship Comet, on the evening of the 5th.
BY SANDY Hook PRINTING Tn1GRAPH.1
TEE HIGMANDs Aug 7-Sundown.
Two barts in the offirg, and eleven outward bound
brigs at anchor inside the Hook. British ship going
up the bay in tow. ship coming In the HOOK In
tow One brig In the ofng, bound In. Wind light, from
the SW. Clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

The Norwegian brig Hsabet Benton for HuIl vh;Ie
beating down the bsg ye erdny afternoon came
bawser OF the bark John Parker Williams for Glasco
lying at anchor abreast Of Quarantine The br0,s naaio
mast was taken OIL by the Deck tore mast car
ried away, aud received severe damage in hall sails and
rigging me eark was not seriously damaged having
lost some OF her lsipg tore the b and slightly sprung
the oowspIit The brig was tored back TO the city by
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-25

l1yIn yesterdays edition Of this
paper we had an article in reference
to a nellie u. the Capito! Exchange
which might have been construed into
reflection, upon our town auihori-
ties. and as such was not The intention
of the editor, We most willingly cor
riet it
Our vigelent Town Constable was
on tho spot early after the affray, and
the parties were arrested, and taken
before the Mayor who committed
them to Jail for forty eight hours--the
limit of his authority.
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ARRIVALS AT TIFF HARVEY HOUSE.


Wednesday, Thursday Friday aud Saturday,
Dec. 21st, 22d, % and oath
Major Beal, city; s. q. Furguson, N o; ]. Owen
Richmond, La; ]. II. vancourt. cosrtana F..
Berch, Woodyille, Nj, O. N, Lesk N, Orleans; b,
Haymey, Clinton; VIM. Metric, Bastrop, La Mrs.
Adams, Miss Adams, J. G. Fargo, Georgia Shell
don Mix; r. ]. Lipch and lady, ST. Louis Miles
Taylor, N. O; D. r. Chnn, W. y. II; W. T. West,
Parker Smith, W. Feliciana; Ind. Traber, Atcha-
falya Amos Adams Wards Greek; j. W Mason,
la ton Rouge