The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-10-09

clown, who shipped oil his masters
skirts, that be- felt The necessity u i,n.
itating him in the public streets.--A
Payts LITTER to ". y. times.
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MoaH FtLLfBusrEHisM. late
number Of the Diavi0 de Ia Marina
d Havana paper, contains IN article
IN Tie reporf that Lieut.. Porter had
| obtained leave Of absense for two years
for the purpoe Of proceeding on NJ
exploring expedition up the Amazon.
| md discovers this undertaking 10 be
i,e'hing more than d disguised fllibaA-
efing enlerprise ugainst Brazil and
Peru.
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1nrsRrsTire From VENEZUELA rs.
| The brig Chief, Captain Smith, arrived
ut Baltiinnre ON the 10th, with duties
from Porto Cabello to the 3D. instant,
at which time The revolutions were
quiet. A number Of prisoners bad
been brought 10 Laguayta. The com
ct was seen at Porto Uabello OH the
Let instant, aud ereated good deal
VI interest. Two earthquakes had
occurred at Barcelona, attended will,
great loss If life and property. AL
Caraeeas the yellow fever was raging.
Hides we're scarce md had advanced
ID price, as had coffee. --I1eita.
SWEDISH tMMtahAaf PnooEssf6H.
---4Ou Thursday afternoon, ed ilta,
a band Of Swedish immigrants, ntiins
bering about two hundred, who ut.
rived at Boston the previous Tues.
day, formed In procession and march.
ed through several streets, 10 the
Worcester depot. While passing the
residence Of Prof, w. G. Kobaek, The
noted astrcgler. in High street, The
swedes hofoted the Professor With
three hearty cheers, as q Testimonial
Of respect TO their countryman The
procession was composed Of men, wo..
men and children tie women and
youngest children riding Ii The trans.
portation wagons. They 60 to The
West to locate rs farmers.--Delta.
REBELbtor in rHe WEsT 1NptEs .---
The Jamaica papers shy "the rebel.
lion In Tortola, one Of the West India
Islands, was caused by the Legisla.
ture psssing az act increasing Che tax
OH cattle twelve cents d head, making
the tar thirty-four cents. The first
Of August last being Tie day for the
law going into effect, the country PEG.
pie rendered The old rate II taxes,
which was refused, and some Of the
parties we're imprisoned. This erea.
ted a great excitement, and the jail
was opened by a mob, and The prison.
ers released. They sacked The Arse.
nal, aud tdok possession Of the town.
The President Of 1'ortola and other Of
The principal inhabitants fed. and
took refuge In IN English steamer
English troops were sent from st.
Thomas to quell the rebellion. Dslta.
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THE posrAeE STAMPS AND ENvEL-
orEs .--I5lbout one OF the greatest
humbngs Of The day ID the cohesive
mixture attached to the y. s. postage
stamps now furnished from the post
Offices. The stamps stick to almesi
everything that touches them, and
where person has a large quantity Of
them On hand, much embarrassment is
oceasiuned BY this aaectionate quality
The new letter envelopes, furnished
already stamped, are equally deserving
Of censure. The paper, 50 fur as we
have seen, ia no better than Llotting
paper, spreading tho ink with almost
the same facility, and VIC Infinitely
prefer, for writing purposes, the brown
paper we uso in our Office az newspa.
per wrappers. Pic., I'd inst.
Gle HAS Not AIN ENEMY In THE
WORLD Hasn't. Well, We are
sorry for him For he has mighty lii.
tie character who has no enemies
He is nobody who has not got pluck
enough to get an enemy. Give Vi
rather as oar ideal Of virtue and n.ns
Illness one vho has many enepies---
ole who has made them by bis mar
hood ond downright sincerity, candofs1
and fearless love Of the thing he sees
10 be right. The man Of earnest eur.