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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-11
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Ed Coqnet.-Tn view IF the admit
ted faith in the Smyrna affair, grow
ing out Of the confinement of Martin
Costa On board an Austrian shin of
War, and the attempt Of Captain La
graham, OF the nlted States Ship of
War, TO procure his release these
questions arc submitted for solution;
LIST, Did the simple application of
Martin Costa to become citizen of
the United States, absolve. him from
his allegiance from the Emperor of
Austria, and work forshim para
mount allegiance to the United States,
entitleing him to demand and expect
the prohibition of the American flag
against the interference, or any RICH OF
Austria.
End, Had Captain Ingraham right
to menance the flag of Austria by de-
handing to know who might be under
it entitled to his protection.
3rd, Had Captain Ingraham a right
to disturb the peace and quiet, and
violate the neutrality Of the Smyrna
by taking the initiative to provoke
collision in It's harbour, thereby en-
the lives Of innocent per-
sons. Il.
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ders, we advise to decamp al early as

possible--if they SET any value upon
life at all TO persons from II. @.
we would say. there il more security
where you come from keep there, for
every little Town and village in the
country is overrun with people who
have come, expecting to find an asy-
lum. This place is bospitahlc and
charitable enough for ordinary occa-
sions, but just now you need not ex-
pect any care and attention here, for
in very few days there will be no
body to give it. We have one horse
stable in the suburbs Of the town, to
which, if you are taken and don't die,
you can travel with security.
The Harvey House as will be seen
is closed, and will remain clcsed-the
stores are closed and the dwellings Of
all who can-are closed. There are
two boarding houses under the hill
where there are host of unacclimated
strangers without friends-they have
excellent bar facilities. and if you 90
there, we advise you to make arrange
ments for the moriuary proceedings
that will inevitably follow To host
of wine bibers and bloats, the legitim-
ate offspring ofthe place, we would say,
get flask of Gin and place an ounce
aud half Of rats-bane in it-and then
g out into the country some where
and die comfortably. With this ad
wise, which the times call for, we leave
the subject
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GH There area great many Amerii-

can travellers at present IN Europe
Parties returning from Italy and Swift
zerland say that it is not uncommon to
find the large hotels on the continent
crowded with American travellers, in
search of pleasure and excitement.
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The late riots in Canada appear to
have given rise to strong feeling
against the military. The Minerva.
and other Canadian papers, mention
instances in which soldiers have been
assaulted, and some Of them seriously
wounded by citizens, without having
previously interfered with the latter.
The members of the police have like
wise been subjected to repeated as
saults by soms~turbulent individuals
unknown. Hhewspapers suggest
that the obnoxious regiment should be
removed to other quarters.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-11

rIn the Picayune We find the
following singular proceedings in a
Justices Court.
Leaviag the States. Currey was
caught few days since in the act of
stealing, and concealing in his bosom
two pair of pantaloons, belonging to
L. Roca, in Old Levec street. Yes
terday the following words were writ
ten on the back of the affidavit
Il withdraw the within affidavit
against s. Currey, he having to leave
the State. (Signed) L. ROCA.'
This is thing Of too common prac-
tice-when an affidavit is made against
one person by another in proper, form
there is no power in the Justice to dis
miss the suit at the instance Of The
Plaintiff.
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rThe st. Landry Whigsays that
J. Bogans, Of St. Landry, La, fred
two pistols at Prince Moriarter at
Belle China Springs on the 26th ulto.
The Wing says that Bogans had not
the slightest provocation for the act.
the difficulty originated about a game
# cards.
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is at a loss to know

TEngland is at loss to know,
what to do with the FIVE thousand pris-
inors, annually sentenced to trarspor-
tation. It is not deemed advisable to
send them to Australia, and they are
sentenced to Punishment and cannot
remain in the Kingdom according to
law. Could not they be sent to Africa
to keep the naked savages of that re-
glon from butchering one other +?
Thousands are butchered into mince
meat, by 'warlike princes meeting
warlike prince There is always an
overflow Of sympathy in England for
suffering humanity, and why not let a
little of the surplus, run over in Africa
itself.
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1--WE arc panied to learn by p.i-
vate intelligence, that a son of the
Hon A. S. HEBRON, Sec'ty of State
met with quite a serious accident Or
Saturday last at Clinton, in this State
by a fall, be fractured and dislocated
one of his arms.
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The Baroness &c Berg, the pianist.
who has been exiled from Austria or
political grounds, gave her first con-
cert in New York on Saturday even
ing. the 9th, to a fashionable audience,
and, it is said, acquitted herself in a
most admirable manner. She was as
sisted by Paul JULIEN.
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VIM. j. Weir, compositor on the
New York Commercial Advertiser,
committed suicide on the night Of the
26'h, by hanging himself to his bed
post. Over $4,000 in money, and a
gold watch was found in his possess
sion Most Of the money was held in
trust for a lady.
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SOLAR EcLIpsE IN 1854.-On the
18th Of May next, there viii be an
eclipse Of the sun, which will be more
or less visible in all parts of the Uni
ted States and Canada, and in a por-
ton of both will be annnlar. As the
apparent diameter of the moon will be
a little less than the sun, the eclipse
cannot be total any where.
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1--WE see it stated in the St.
Landry Wing of the Bird inst, that
John A. McIlhenny, of New Orleans,
died at Opolusas on the Bird inst.
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POPULATION DE RoME.--Rome as
it appears from a recent census, con-
tains population Of l75, 900, divided
in ffty-four parishes, and amongst
them twenty-nlne bishops, one thous-
and and two hundred and eighty
priests, two thousand and ninety-two
monks and members Of religious or
ders, one thousand Six hundred and
ninety-eigbt nuns, and are bundled
and thirty seven ecclesiastical pupils.
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EyMr. Mcdonald residing neal

Eel Mr.. Mcdonald residing near
Arkin, S. G., has devoted himself to
the culture Of the Grape. H. has
been so successful in cultivating tie
vine, that this bids fair to become one
of the branches Of the agricultural
industry of that State.
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Gbtqp|Rtkly !Calrt
rhnrsAay Morning: :ssp. 9, 1859.
The Moving Panoramma.

10 lie pTeSenG HOUR, we nave Ell
deavored to keep our people calm and
quiet on the subject Of the prevailing
epidemic we have combatted as far
as we could, all kinds of Alarmists,
Individually and collectively. And
even now, would throw down the
"gloye in defiance of them all, if we
had but a half dozen staunch, bold
hearts to stand by us in the contest :
but now we acknowledge that we are
yanquished, not defeated, and must
leave the field Of contest, to chronicle
the progress Of the battle. We shall
not look at it from afar off, but shall
be in the midst, = if it has any center
in deserted field. Our people have
resolved in one voice, that there shall
be a panic, and there is The report
Of three cases of yellow fever within
the limits Of the town Officially" has
set the place on its head, and it were
useless for US to attempt to get it fright
side up again. until it gets tired of
standing in that uncomfortable posi-
ton.
The Comet had not been III the
streets yesterday morning (Wednes-
day)--more than fifteen minutes be-
fore every body knew that three cases
of the malady were reported officially,
in its columns. At once, there was
a rush to the livery stables, and all
kinds of vehicles were brought into
immediate service, and the unsupplied
had to stand aghast at the dreadful
psospect Of remaining another day
within the limits of corporation
where three deaths had occurred in
twenty four hours, from one Of the
common and well acclimated fevers of
the country. Although the skies a.
bove we're overcast with clouds and
fog and mist enveloped us about, yet
people in their madness threw open
their doors and windows before break
fast and, husselcd the contents Of their
dwellings into carts, to be conveyed
somewhere into the country, and any,
where beyond the line that makes our
city mile square.
We do not blame people for so do
ing, they cannot avoid 1.-THE conta-
gion ofpanics is as certain as death it.
self. People cannot prevent being
affected, and it is for this reason that
we commend the move and advise as
many others as can, to bundle up and
vanish.
Communities of men are afflicted in
all countries alike; panic for gold
digging comes over them now and
then, and the plough is abandoned for
the pick-axe,-A panic comes that
moves communities to emigrate from
fertile places to barren. spots, where
death reaps full haryest-a panic for
war comes, and then people march over
one anothers heads to have the first
honor Of being blown to pieces at the
cannons mouth; a contagious panic pre-
walls at a revival, or a camp meeting,
and then people fall into Mysteries for
no other reason than because others
about them do the same. A panic
seizes communities to seek bubbles in
the "South Sea- or to run wild about
Mississippi Schcme-all these give
employment to the vast resources Of
the nation, and it seems to be mat
ter Of very little import with man, what
kind Of excitement prevails, 50 it is
excitement that carries every thing
with it. An excitement about dea:h
prevails now and then and this il the ,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-11

Some twenty-five or thirty of the ell
lers and dignataries Of the Mormon
Church arrived at St. Louis, last week.
They came from Utah, and are on the
say to the various parts Of the Old
World as Missionaries.
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GH At large public meeting in
Liverpool recently it was resolved to
petition Parliament for the total abo-
lition of the liquor traffic in England
and adopt laws for the government Of
the Kingdom, on this subject similar
to those now in force in parts Of the
United States.
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lit viii be seen that the III; rney
House is now closed, and will remain.
closed until the 1st of October. The
Bar room will be open for the time,
where any question in reference to the
building will be answered
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-11

rBy Telegraph we learn that on
the Bird inst, there was large meet
ing in Cincinnati, the object of which
was to draw up d petition to the next
Ohio Legislature, impeaching the con-
duct of Judge Flynn.
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Mrs. Darlington, telegraphing from
Cape May, where she is extemporary
adjourning for the improving of her
health says:
I'VE have three hydrometera con-
staptly in the shade, but they don't do
one mite O good it's not less than 81
40 in the sun this minute. The doc
tor says [ may expect either a conya-
lescencc or collapse, but | have for
gotten which, in few days These
doctors are so reserved in their man
ners to patients that ] shouldn't won-
der if [ had both.
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rThe further publication of the
Balloon, we learn from the Picayune,
will be suspended until the Is prox.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-11

An expedition is fitting out in Eng
land for a scientific journey to Green
land, in order to verify or correct the
reports Of NJ. Lundt, in regard to the
metallic treasures Of that region. A
vessel OF two hundred and ten tons.
called the Dolphin, has been fitted out
for this purpose at Portsmouth. It is
to take out letters to Baffin's bay for
the returning Arctic voyagers. 1t
will be likely to meet our countryman,
DR.. Kane, whose purpose it was to visit
the same localities.
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Insects have been discovered so
small as nos. to exccedthe 10000 part
Of an inch yet each animalcule must
consist Of parts connected with each
other; each must have organs, fluids,
&c, composed ofparticles. It is neon
conceivable 1T is awfully grand
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-11

EOn the 1st inst, Ole Bull gave
concert at Niblo's Saloon New York
in aid to the fund for the relief of New
Orleans.
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10 The obliging officers of the S. B.
II. M Wright, have our thanks for late
city favors. The Wright continues 10
make her regular weekly trips.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-11

The Gar of Russia has, through his
private secretary, ordered eight bloaks
Of the Vermont marble, weighing six
tons each. They are designed for the
erection of a monument to Kiefieur
who is supposed to have been the orig
inator of the movement for firing Mos
COW, on the advance Of the French
army.
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NEVER SAY DIE Five years ago
Santa Anna was booted out Of Vera
Cruz With his own wooden leg. He
is now President of Mexico. A month
after Mulloney committed suicide, he
was running for congress. We care
not how dark your prospects may be,
keep on living and the time will come
when you will get ahead Of them.
Arsnic was made for rats and towards.
If you have puck, therefore, face the
music and bide your own time.
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ORGANIZATION OF NEW FILIBUs-
TER pARTY.-The N. N. Herald makes
the following announcement:
An organization has been on foot
for several months in this country, with
the ayowed object Of attempting fresh
invasion and conquest Of Cuba. We
complete that four thousand men
have actually been enrolled and are
ready at any moment for the island.
A leader Las been chosen, and we
fancy the public will be inclined to
compliment the 'filibusters' on their
choice, when we add that he is one Of
the most distinguished officers of the
Mexican war.
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NAvAL.-Lieut. J. S. Maury has
been ordered to the receiving ship
Pennsylvania, in place of Lieut.. A
Maury, detached on leave of absence.
1t is the intention of the Navy Depart
ment to convert the Franklin line of
battle ship, now at the navy yard at
Kittery. Me-, into steam propeller of
the first class. A draft of sailors for
the United States service, in charge of
Lieuts. McBlair and Fraley and Pas
sed Midshipman Harris, arrived at.
Norfolk on the 2lst from New York.
They were delivered on board the U.
S. ship Pennsylvania.
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WThe beautiful town of Madison.
the Capital of Wisconsin, is said to be
lourishing beyond PRECEDENT.
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STEALING GAss.-One Of the Town
Councillors of Ipswich England, Has
been sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for stealing gass from the Fps
wich Gass Company. The theft was
committed by attaching a false pipe 10
one Of the main pipes of the company.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-11

TEA Mr.. LAMB, who has for some
time past been employed as foreman
in the establishment of Messrs. Raw
don, Wright, Hatch q Edison, Engray-
ers, in Cincinnati, has been arrested
on the charge of stealing impressions
from the plates Of the Ohio State Stock
Bank. The evidence is conclusive as
to his guilt.
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TThe group Of Statllres, now be-
ing placed in the eastern portico Of
the Capitol at Washington, occupied
the entire attention Of Greenough, the
Sculptor, eight years. It consists of
a mother and child, an American In
dian and the father, and illustrates the
phrases in the progress Of American
civilization.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-11

A writer in the National Intel
Hgeacer communicates curious
incident. A little girl was stand
ing alta window before which was a
young maple tree: after brilliant
flash of lightning. a complete image
Of the tree was found imprinted on
her body. This is not the first in
stance Of the kind, butt is a singular
phenomenon.
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-----4-- s--e- -
A Paris correspondent Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce says that
al Aid-decamp Of Prince Louis Napo-
leon has announced the prospectus of
the memoirs Of Joseph Bonaparte,
from materials furnished by his grand
sou. Eight hundred unedited letters
from the Emperor are among them.
Fubbs, recently engaged in splitting
wood, struck false blow, causing
the stick to fly up.-It struck him on
the jaw and knocked out front tooth.
All said Bill, Injecting him soon
afer) you have had dental opera
fion performed. see" ''Yes," replied
the sufferer, "aeci-dental.' And by
such pun he revenged himself upon
fate.
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orer Tfue.--1'he following toast
was given at a railroad dinner at De-
troit, lately:
Editors--Ladders on which politi-
clans climb to power-pioneers in all
great enterprises the only class whose
labor is its own reward hardest
worked. the poorest paid most self
sacrificing, anu best abused Of all the
professions.
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