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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16

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gum Scrtaui bel
s. 9. Woier.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-16

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Or. Scbi a cas- cbi9s ais cin gHcup onseucmmsr
iitoem CT ltin unlbdBbarts
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

IREpAGNIER Us CRozARr.--The
Supreme Court has giving no definite
decision in this case, which relates to
an office appointed by the State Exc
cutive, which has not expired
The decision of this case has been
anxiously looked for in the country as
involving the question, "Who is Regis
ter Of the Land Office ?" Mr.. Cren-
shaw, held an unexpired commission
from Governor Walker, and Mr.. Sigur
holds a similar commission from his
Excellency Gov. Hebert. The matter
ohould be decided Immediately, for the
business of the Land Office is inter
rupted, and the whole people Of the
State put TO inconvenience and expense
to say nothing Of the delightful pros
pect Of endless litigation that must
grow out Of this condition. Either the
Executive is, Or is nat, right and must
we say the Judiciary is afraid to pass
upon matter of such importance 7
The Dclta says that owing to the late
ness ofthe term Of the Supreme Court,
the matter will hardly be decided until
next winter.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

There is very little doubt, that
what a Hermit" says is true. Ifthere
be any more powerful lever than the
one he speaks Of, it lies undiscovered
and vii undoubtedly remain SO until
a better condition of society calls it
into existence. There is but one
agent to move the slumbering energies
Of man, it is GOLD. For this he will
upturn mountains and drain the ocean
for this he viii spend a fevered ex-
istence and die like dog: and this
too with the consciousness that gold
cannot buy single substantial pleas
ure-that he cannot take it with him
when he stumbles into the jaws Of
death, and the tomb, Of oblivion.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
RorRrny OF THE FousseN Man

RoBBEnY OF THE FonSiGN Maui
AT New YoRK.-for some Tune past,
the foreign. letters, particularly from
Germany, received at the New YORK
postofiice, have been pilfered Of then
contents. Several foreign Govern
ments having lately made complaint
in relation to these robberics, Nf
Holbrook, special agent u the
Post Office Department, was directed
to endeavor to ferret oct the depreda-
tor. and on Thursday, at bis instance,
Theodore A. Rosie, a clerk III tie
foreign letter dep' rtment Of the Office,
was arrested, charged with taking d
quarter eagle and gold ring from i've
letters, which had been placed IN them
as a decoy. 1t is said that money has
been missing from as many as twenty
letters in a single mail.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

A NuPr,AL TkAoEpY.-A wealthy
Anne, lean merchant ofthe city If New
Orleans had married Creole lady
Of fortune, and. with the estates and
servants, came nhopossion Of mu-
laito seams,ress and her daughter q
child Of seven years The gentleman
was 50 much struck with the ex'raor.
binary beauty Of the child, which had
the purcst Italian features and conl.
/ plcxi,n, that he resolved to save il
from the If. Of degradation which
was before it. He sent the child to
4 northern school and there it remain
ed until her sixteenth yearly all
supposed to be a patrician Creole
maiden. She hcrself knew not 10 the
contrary, SO young was. she when sent
to the North. Beloved by all her
companions, the idol Of the institute,
and caressed by eyry one. she left II
to return Sohth. as she supposed, to
the roofof "her uncle" A young
Louisiana gentleman, who had seen
her in Philadelphia, and loved her,
and was beloved by her, sought her
hand on her return. The marriage
day was fixed, nay arrived, when the
mother, who had teen long sold away
in Laiourohe, Interior, in order that
she might never appear Us a witness
against her child, reappeared, and in
the bridal ball. in the very hour utter
the ceremony had been performed.
claimed the magnificent bat now mis-
cradle bride as her own daughter a
bound slave by birth, and an African
by blood The scene as described
by one who was cent, surpassed the
power Of pen to portray. That
night the bridegroom. after charging
the adopted father Of his bride with
his gross deception, shot. him through
the body, and disappeared, carrying
no one knew whittier, his iDfamy aud
bitter sorrow. The next morning the
bride was found a disfgured corpse in
the superb naptial chamber which had
been prepared for her reception. She
bad taken poison. Education. eu!ti-
yated mind and taste. which made
her better understand how great was
degradation, now armed her hand
with the ready means Of death. The
unhappy planter recovered from bis
wound, and has gone to the North,
where he resides, buried in the deep
est seclusion--- the residue Of his years
embittered by the kceuest regret
Bulletin.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
PROBATE SALE.

DY virtue OF commission 10 me directed
ID from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish OF East Baton
l.ougc in the State of louisiana will Offer
iof sale al the late place of residence Of
Jacques Moreau, deceased in the town OF
Patton Rouge on Monday 'he 9Th day Of
June next A. D.. 1853. a. II o'clock, IN
the follow ing rsmed. effects belonging TO
the succe sion Of said deceased 10 wit
A Counter and LOT OF shelving with show
cese, looking glass. sofa. clock, tailor's
lamp &c ). &c. For Cash.
May % SO. Fl V. BA2lN. GrfF.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

CHECK GRADERS. This is the
name Of a new class ofjuvcnile thieves
in dew York, who gather around the
doors of the theatres and relieve the
ladies If their purses or handkerchiefs
as they enter or leave the theatre.
One night last week thirteen of these
young thieves, between IL and 16
years Of age, we're arrested at the
Broadway Theatre and committed to
prison.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
Mr.. SouIe's FL1yhf f,'0ns Fyunc

: Mr.. Souie's FlsgAt .f,om Francg.
We met the other day in reading
the great French author, Alexandria
Dumas, motion Of the circumstances
to which we are indebted to Mr.
Soule's emigration TO and settlement
10 the United States, as it may be in
teresting to our readers, at this time,
we copy the translation for the benefit
Of those WHO dc not read the French;
.TRANsLArIoN.-In the intimacy
Of Mery* and .BartheIemy* lived At
this lime Of the principle editors Of
journal called the Yellow Dwarf
This editoFs maine Soale. He had
been two months in prison for an ar-
ticle on San Domingo. lie did not
releEsh bis experAese Of prison liiei
He happened to bear a strong reseub.
lance to Bartbelemy, which permitted
ofbis issuing his passport. .Barthelv-
my lent it to him. Sonle fed TO- Lon
don, and thence to the Utited States,
where he is now the FIRST lawyer in
New Orleans, and makes by his prac-
tiec one hundred Thousand francs a
year.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
*iwo distinguished French authors


RacnEL's PLEAsifrEY'-A pleas
antry of Mile Rachel has amused all
Paris this week. She was, you may
be aware. acquainted with bonaparte
during his imprisonment at Ham, and
i'll reScompencc to her services he has
lately granted her a pension Of 20, 200
francs (ES0O). Mile. Judith, more
over, u sister, by race, to the celebra-
ted tragedan, is the mistress Of Ma
polean jerome Now, these two illus
tlious Hebrew damsels bcthought them
selves Of sporting the green and godd.
livery Of the Imperial court. In a CAT.
rage exactly re eublnng that III WATCH
the Emperor and Empress habi,ualy
drive out, aud with their grooms, aid
coachman, and attendants dressed IN
Imperial liyeries, they went the rounds
OF the different barracks, and were
received by the troops turning out and
presenting arms. Buiaparte, as you
may imagine, was saving enough AZ
THIS licentlops practical joking, which
has been the fun aud trohc on all Par
is. A decree was launched next day,
forbiddlng the use Of the ttvery Of
green and gold Gas distinct from the.
Imperial c0c0rde) even to the Prin-
cess of the imperial family.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

C. A meeting ofthe Stock. holders
Of the Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank
road Company is called on the 22nd
prozimo. at The Office of P. A. Walk
or Esq. The object Of the meeting
- to vote on the acceptance Of the
newly amended Charter Of the Com
par, end it is important that there
should be o full vote.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
YENTE rl,EPREUYE.

I'm vertu Dime commission o moi sdres-
II e par l'Hon Ia Cour du Sixiene
District Juiiiciaire. dams Ell ponr Ia Par Use
d'Est Baton Rouge, dams 4 Etat de la Lou-
siane, otfiirsi en- veDic la Jeniiere pace
de demenre de Jacques Moreau, dfe6ce,
dams Ia Vile de Baton Rouge,
Lundi. lie 6me Jour de JUN, 1853.
a II 'he,res du ma'n, les eflets ci-ap'as
uomues appartensnt a la succession du dit
def,nci, savoir: UN Coutoi,e 81 lot de
etagaife avec uue tiiou,erie. mirror. sofa,
fendulle unc lsmpe de Tsi'liew Pour du
Compliant. II. V. BARIN.
mai 20 Sheriff
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

EyThe beautiful giraffe belonging
to G. c. QuIcK's & Co.'S Menagerie,
died On board the steamer Washington
on her passage from Southampton to
New York. A valuable circas horse
attached to the Frarconi troupe also
died on the passage. Both werc valu-
I'd at $4,000.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

10 BLANcHARD wants it under.
stood that there is no house in the coun-
try that can, and will sell lower for
cash than his His present stock con-
sists ola large and we'll selected stock
or family Groceries, and house furn-
i5hing gods.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

The EcLlPsE.-We take the 0l-
lowing from the Louisville Daily Jour
nal, just handed us by Capt. DIcx
MARKHAM.
Il being understood for the last two
weeks that this steamer was to make
q trial run from New Orleans, .expec.
tations have been on the tiptoe MS TO
its probable result. She has mode il
and has thrown al other time COM
pletely into the shade. The steamer
J. M. White had the best time to
Cairo heretofore,--the Eclipse it will
be seen from the subjoineds memorap,
dunn made the trip to Carlo (1,040
n,iles) in 8 days, 4 hours, and ] min.
utes and to this port, LAO miles) in
A days, o hours, and 81 minutes. in.
Guiding all detentions. She lost 35
minutes in fixing and packing Of her
cylinder at Bayou Sara and wooded
3 times between this and Evansville
Besides she ran against rise in the
Mississippi.
When the j. NJ. White made her
quick run the Mississippi was out Of its
banks and falling fas The entire dis.
lance. 1t was then tha: somc Of thu
Cincinpati bouts which pass through
tho canal came up in 5 days and
Q to 7 hours =
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
NOTICE.

4 LII be, sons indebsedt to- the succcsfion
Al Of Jacquas Moresn, deceased are
requested 10 pay the amount OF their in
debtedness into the hands Of the undersen-
ed who is dulyarpointed Administrator Of
said Succession ; aud all those having claims
against the said succession will please 10
present them to the undersigned. dol, cer!i-
fed u. .GCZMAN.
May 2y53 .9dminis,rafor
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

~The ground is now being open
on Church street for new Catholic
Church. The new building will BE-
large and commodious. The foun1a.
ton will be laid in a few days.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
Ey-The Metropolitan Hotel, which

some were almost ready to predict
would be stupend;ous failure on &C
count Of its size, has found it necee-
aary to hire three large houses on
Broadway near The hotel sufficient to
afford accommodations to two hun
dred addition guests. TIE hotel bust
less was never 80 prosperous as now.
". Y. Jcur. C'0ns.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
AVIS.

TOUTES fersonnes qui doirent IA
I, l. succession De iaqnes Woreau decGdG,
.son' reqnises ds solder lenrs comp'es entire
les mains du sonssigue, leauel est ddment
nom. A I'm nistra,eur DE- Ia lite. succession;
e''oates lsonnes ayant deg reclama'ions
conte la di'e succession sont prices d. les
presenter, dhInent cerffEes an souftien6
m2l. G. CUZMAN, administrator
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

IRON 81! Louis per Grand Tower" this
l. day.
10 Casks Bacon. Shoulders,
10. Clear Sides
100 Bills extra ard super6ne Flour, =.
SO Kegs Prime Lard.
For sale 10 suit The 7rade.
may 25H. SIN. HART B Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

I-We are Authorised to ammo unce
CHAS. J.. GRENEAUX. as a candidate
for tn. off, of STATE Treasurer subject to
the decision Of con, ention.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

wThe Pittsburg locomotive en-
CINE factory association. has been or
ganized, with capital Of $4,000,
II shares Of S., 1000 each.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

1-The Madrid papers ray that
SANTA ANNA has sought aid from
Spain to repel an anticipated 6ibusier
expedition from the United Suites.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

R1y-The Roman Catholics Of Port.
lani. Maine, have paid $4,000 for a
piece Of. land on which to build a
cathedral. rs
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
Avis <l'Ailsain.strafeur.

Dams raTairs de Ia succession de J. MoaEAu,
hecede
T z publique est par la presente notife de
IL ne pas payer agcnne argent qm peui
etre due an dit defnnct. dams aucune autre
mains que de administrator. eui est Ia
seulle persoBne qm est anfhorIsee de 'cnne
recu.' G. GUINhN,
may 24-3ts. Administrations
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

TtOhN C. WIRE, Corner Of Canal
ard Cnartres trec's, New Orleans. is the
on authorized Agon' for this paper IN that
city. any business with Ibis paper can be
transa Ted through hin and his receipts be
subscriptions, advertisements. &c, will for
valid.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

w " O6AIicu "" ~ ~~E
dent for advice in domestic troubles
in which she secmsto have fallen.-
On such subjects-matters in which
the happiness Of our fair daughters 10
involved, we naturally feel a dclicacy
in expressing en- opinion, and If left to
our own choice, we would act as does
the expert political tacti on-look
our wisest look, and say nothing
But when called upon in such be-
ceeching, rather suppliant manner,
we must needs speak boldly if for
nothing more than to crafty the van
ity within us. What we say to An
gelina may apply with equal force to
many Of her sisters.
We do not fatter ourselves, that we
have the power within us, to break
through the prejudices that have been
hanging over society from it's early
dawn, until the present time when the
cloud threatens to break over our
heads. ladies are considered ladies,
only SO far as they are physically TN
qualified Tor the duties ol lie: and the
enorts OF parents is TO place their
daughters in such circumstances as
will render them able to vegitate in
the parlor like dollhouse plants. To
this end it is customary for each young
lady OF this fast age to be provided
with lite deeds to at least two or three
servants, who are always close at hand
to perform mental services. View the
result OF this condition Of things in
any light you will and it must appear
prejudicial to the bes. interests Of So
ciety. Take physiological view OF
it only, and any one mnst see that it
is the cause Of the physical degeneracy
Of the race Of man. We do not pre-
tend to say, that society can exist with
out different orders and degrees; but
we do say that it should be the object
OF every well wisher to endeavor, as lar
as in him lies-not to elevate higher
those already at the head, but to
bring up to the perfect standard, the
poor, the miserable and the unfortunate
who lag behind and are unable from
their position to raise their heads
How many fair daughters Of Louis
lana are there, like Angelina spend
their lives within the walls Oh the draw
ing room and are physically unfit for
any Of the active duties oflifc 2 Nine.
out Of ten-ay, ninety-nine out Of a
hundred-cannot, and dare not 60 out
in the morn to behold the glorious sun
rise. How many are there who ever
gave the beautiful study Of Botany
thought enough to be able to say to
what branch Of Flora's family belongs
the liley that SO beautifully adorns the
May Queens Hair 2 Not one. And
yet the flower garden has been spread
open before them with its inviting
pleasure to the sense. and beauty to
the eye" inviting the exclusive care and
attention Of the gentler sex. There is
no excuse for listless, inactive life in
dustry is necessary both for health and
happiness, and though we would not
have Angelina pull off her gloves,
land drive her fists into the 'soap-gourP
vet would we have her-for her own
sake, use her hands. as the Great Arti-
iicer designed them to be used. To
arrive at this object, Angelina, must
not ask fashionable society what to do, !.
but follow the dictates Of her own good
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
A Be lutiful Property for Sale.

4 HOUSE and LOT with all the neCss.
n sary out bui!dings-sitnated in a rnost
desirable part Of the city. in that part Of the
city laid ont by the late Eli beauregard. and
known as Lot No. 3, in square 7, Beauregard
town. This beautiful, new and elegant re-
s;dance, can be purchased at bargain, by
making immediate application at this office,
terms will be made known. may e.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
Notice
Notices.


In The tJater Of Gte. succession Of J Morsan,
deceasei.
sNlE Public are hereby warned against
l. taylng any monies which may be
due The deceased. into any other hands
Than the administrators, who alone is author
ice to give a receipt u GUZWAN
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