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New F,RE ARMS We hsd vssy
pleasant visit yesterday morning from
Eof Mcmillan ono Of The editors Of
the Memphis Esglass The Col. is
here on admission for sPorters Fire
Arms Company. He desires to intro
duce o very formidable weapon in
the way Of gun to the consideration
of the Legislature, that it may if it
think proper, order for the usesof the
State, this weapon 10 the place Of the
ordinary musket. This gun "a sam
pie Of which the Col. has with him) is
the most formidable implement Of dis
truction we have ever had "the pleas
ure" to look on. One, nun is made
equal 10 a combat TO fifty two-thus
one hundred can perform the service
in the field Of fifty-two hundred. Por.
teris rife is certainly deserving the
name Of "exterminator' and We bail
its advent as IN additional arguments
for the peace society. II viii be right
difficult to find fools. enough to face
one another in the field with. such
weapons. The Bare chance OF escap-
ing from the Battle to reap the newt
able reward of military renown
"pricks" many fellow on to glory.
When it can be demons; rated that all
who go out to fight will inevitable be
"bored through than will mankind
be at peace We would like to see
Porter's patient, applied to field pieces
70 that the legs Of whole regiment
might be cut off at once. A sample
Of the gun can be seen at the State
House.
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fT,ls5E Z good dwelling houses with crcry
..A~-ecExcnience :oy family residerstcs for
sale. ThsWopcHy is situated ron Court
House strsct north of the Washington Hotel
A barsairl cai, be had, if immediate spp,j-
cations, Is made, enquire al tac Comet ohce
April fath IT, y fTa stsAs@IA
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.rz>Walk in at Goldmann's and
get the true time, it costs nothing and
Is altogether Of secondary importance
to the splendid stock Of rich. and
fashionable Jewelry which you viii
find displayed in his show cases.
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~~r5~A geu.isxaprr Of our acqualnt'
sscc vas sod,ewha. frightened yestcr.
day mo.ning whist passing along in
the vicinity Of the lower saw Mil
He thought he beard CRIES Of distrcs:
az ho nsarsd the Gothic structure from
whence the noise proceeded. be found
that it was only the Hon.
letting himsslf oat 10 as eloquent
fight of sub.inity on the subject o
swamp lards.
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We are perfectly subdued by the
hberali.y Of our friend Beal. Yes
to-day morning we found on our table
no. only couple Of pacages of the
very best article. but neatly printed
pamphlet, with full directions for its
use. We cannot forbear an extracs
the Che,sopodicnm dnsberossodss is
the raress tea peculiar to the fartbcrest
Indies. only. Its recommended as q
d;mretic expectoraast ad libstum
and Nicholas Ts'pious recommended
j: I'M 1870: Cornelius Boukus recon-
-meudcd it in 1878 and we the great
Comet sf the piuetecn.h century rec
commend il. Ladies', if yen want the
very best tes. Bsal is the nan to cali at
ouce and see ffN
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70 our Country lssetnren.

At the present writing, there is no
class in the community more down
oddeD--imposed upoo and casraged.
THIN the public press Ifis ever Rad
suy dignity II has been worn off by
having to come in contract with parsi.
u,onious would BIZ politicians who get
all the wind they have IL them frvsn
one single puff ola incsspapcr, and
With That breath turn aloupdsso abuse
the power from whose authority they
speak. f7s.a 80 Isl fg.stf =
Ii this be not The truth brethcten,
say we lie, and follow W. no farther
But an Of Us knew it to be 20. We
have only to look ut the acts Of bogus
politicians in the State legislature
half penny fellows that sit over bodies
called police jurics, town councils. and
city councils, and legion Of petty
officers from the Chief Magistrate to
the veriest dog killers assistant. AL
mot only al in authority, bu. all
others, demand the press to do thus and
thus, for, this much money, and no
more" What is the result Of this ?
Why the printing business, and the
editorial, particularly in the country
is degraded---mcn Of fifty.sixth rate of
ability get hold Of printing machines,
and call them "the press" There
are more cases than one in point, and
they are pointed cascs-not pointed
upwards but downward, showing the
sewer into which the wholeasaAblish-
mcut called the press must fall when
the already crumbling pillars Of what
is denominated glorious union.
shall toter and give way. We do not
desire to point ont any remedy. Per-
haps the evil is 10 the press itself, or
prehaps its in the people or. prehaps
they mutually imbibe the evils of one
another This however is a matter
Of no consequence to Us. We shall
never give. anything more than the
surplus of our wind to elevate the NOR
al condition Of the press. What We
have most in hand. and n.bcart a: the
present writing is pecuniary bsnehS
which after all -iis slsis~.es.ser. OF fact
age, Is only interesting. All we de-
sire il 10 unite our brethren, 50 that
the craft may be protected against de-
grading impositions and out.ages,
perpetrated against them by fellows
who get into office moarly because they
know enough Of political economy to
know that a dime saved is ten cents
made" 1t is well known that every
little town mot including Pompcii) in
this State that isable to have one news
paper, has two newspapers. because
why ~ Why because each Of the
great national parties, "the Democrat;
ic Union and the, Union Wing,
must have an organ, fits nothing more
than q wind bellows. OF course the
papers must be violently opposed tc
one another. Whatever one says il
true, the other must without equivo-
cation pronounce a lie and vtce rcysa
If this extended no farther, it would
no. be a subject Of complaint. but il
anything in The. way Of printing is tt
be done for tho public, why the politi
cal econimists say IL must be done by
THE lowest bidder, and the consequence
is that the aucticaeer is called in ant
the printingis sold under the hamme,
he who bids nothing, as in the CASE
at Piaduemihe -cettinc it. Is this a
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-20

Corns Cured and no Humbus.
nHE original Three Minute salvc will
i eflectually- remove and cure Whorts,
Moles, Corns, letter, Salt Rhenrn, Ring
Worm aud Toothachs in from to no. min.
utes. FnlIdircctions aceounpany each vial
call immediately before it 10 al sold. Z z
april ~. WM BO0EL, Druggist. 3
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gonctnlnG tnot QUE lsiloW citiIens
shouM congratulate one an other upon.
A new ere has davned on our local jur.
isprudepce
Heretofore, in this district our cits
'scns have been annoyed at times By
persons residing il, tho town being
permitted without molestation to dis
turb the peace. for no other reason
than bccause they live amongst US.
The civil oficere-from sympathy or
other wiss, have permitted many such
to reel about "uncared for; but justice
Sans ws arc pleased to- learn is under
apledgc 70 his friends to send out a
writ for any man who disturbs the
peace. No one can riot there with
IMMUNITY. The highest, and the
. ]ovest---even his, honor the Mayor
himself win not 10 exempt. Would
for the sake Of peace ifnot for justice
sake, VIC could have such a Judge 10
this district. The peace and quiet Of
Church street would not be 30 frequent
y broken. in upon, by windy fellows
wbo seem 70 have commission to do
as they please, on all occasions.
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FAMILY NEDfCfNrS...

r HAVE been ppDintcd agent for Baton
4 Rouge and vicinity for Ill ofDr SWAY
mes celebrated Family Medicines, among
whichsrc DR.. Swaynsss compound Syrupa
Wild Cherry; Swayne's Verdhifuge; DE
swayne's Sugar coated s~rsaprillz and Tar
Pills All Of whfc3iswill BE- sold ct sbis
prices. Call and yet aciTcnlar So
april 20iy. WM sBOtiEL, Druggist.
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IT-The Pasba Of Egypt has give-
orders for dwelling the is.hmus D
Suez.
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not permit yourselves and your labor
to beAsold. Be united, stand by Oh
another, not for the empty phrase hon
or" but -, profit which isEromething
more substantial
"lsiyc me another lborse-- bind up my
xO1nds.p q.
We will pitch into the. subject a
some future time. "a
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-20
Liver Complaint.

TTxv gr. elfsctnalIy cured by tEs ass Vi
" Hollands German Bittc,s. Price re-
duced To sesensy-fye cents, can zlways be
had fresh at The arug store Of April,l7
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So MATING.

~ go W MATING.
TIVE beeribes has just reseivelH from
~ York spended assort1 &c Of
etrow Ming 81 all widths which he Il
PREPARED y "A q low prices, some of the
Tatterns ~ entiSeIy new.
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fRY request Of my nnns1psas patsons, ]
Of which win sell "a fcs one dollar or six
for 25 cents. WMs B0GEL, Druggist.
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R2-JOAN G.. WIRE, Corner of Canal
and Charities streets, New Orleans. i the
only authorized Agent for this paper in that
city. any business with this paper can be
transacted tiIroush him. and his receipts for
snbscriptions, advertisements. &c. will be
valid. rerst II HagS3
~. b. 'PALMsr, the American News
paper Agent, 10 the assthor,sed agrntJor I'M:
payer in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advcrtisemSn t6and subscriptions at the rate
required byuAs His receipts win be regarded
N payments. His offices are-.BosroS Scol-
lays Baildings; NEw yoax. Tribune Bull.
dinc,; PHtLADrLpnlA, n. w. corner Third
and chesnnt stssets..
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
r I'VE, Cement, Plaster, Hair and Sand
IL con always BE- obtained ct the Ware
Room OF JOSHUA bEAL.
=, Opposite Harvey House.
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A 81 am going out Of Office on Saturday
II next the 23rd inst, would request
all those indebted tome tor Newspaper'Pos
tage, to cali and settle immediately. m
JOHN c. LANOUE. p. NJ
Post Office, Baton Rouge. Apriileth 80
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THIS superior lime can always be haf
i fresh and in good order. II comes phi
in flour barrels and in point Of economy anc
quality is unsurpassed.
l40 barrels just received per stea mel
Crescent. lap. 20l JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-20

Superior Teas. ~ ~
A FINE assortment Of Green and Black
N Teas, in quarter, halves and pound
packages, Just received direct from New
York. Prices from SO cents to $50 pei
pound. (april col JOSHUA BEAL.
Cape QiraFdeau Lims,S
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Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE OF TIE BALuc.--The U. s mail eteamsti II
Baltic, Capt Comstock left at yesterday, with 1870
passengers Her specie list consisted of 500 gold
and 81, 10 in English silver.
HURRICANE AT SRA.-The brig Sardus, which arrived
from Cardiff via Falmouth, few days since experienced
hurricane the 9th ult, in lat 43 16 ~ and lon 50 "a
W. While laying she struck by q heavy sea, in
which she lost her bulwarks and broke her
The sails were cut away, and the vessel became very
eaky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

VERY IMPORTANT MUSICAL INTEIIL0ENcE
OTTo OF RosEs,-The Rev. Samuel H. Cox, of
Brooklyn. has just published highly important
and interesting letter. in which, from the direct
authority of Madam Otto Goldschmidt herself,
he denies the late rumors that her little husband
had caught Tartar" and that she rules him
with rod of iron as well as those other mis-
representations. that Master Gedschmidt had
turned out to be perfect little tyrant in
small way. The Rev. Mr.. Cox says:
In a late affectonate letter received from MADAM
c., which has been shown me, aud which IS
now before me, facts are all stated In genuine
style which peril city demonstrate the authenticity
OF the present s'atemen. A sense Of justice and
proprety has induced M to Yell to the request and
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The Law Courts.

Five prisoners sentenced yesterday, in the United
States District Court by Judge Ingerso to various pc
RODS of imprisonment, for crimes upon the high
Those together with John Williams and two others, who
pleaded guilty Of revolt board the ship Mortimer
Livingston and Peter Feuger who pleaded guilty Of larceny
board the ship Patrick Henry and sentenced to
brief imprsonments make nine convictions in that Court
during the week In the Supreme Court, special term
before Judge Roosevelt the Canal and Walker street i'm
provement resumed Mr. Raub, property hold
err former occasos gave notice TO the Court that
he ooeetor and he wished II specially to be
derstood Yesterday however, the parties in favor of the
widening and extension of the Streets presented aft
davit from Raub in which he stated that when he made
his objection he i'd not understand the case and he
withdrew it There great deal Of desutory con-
versation and dputing about papers not being served
and the absence Of other papers, that the matter a
peared perfect chaos Of qubbs and legal sparring
The astute functionary on the bench seemed himself
TO be unable to ascera in what position the matter
Stood where they were whether the argument
an argument or not an argument and looked if
ous to know if could tell him when he would get
to the end of Walker and Canal street. The matter
STANDS further adjourned to Saturday The motion
in the Jones Wood Park before Judge Edwards was
also postponed until next Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

COLLECTOR BRoNsoN's LETTER Is COMING
Some persons are busy talking about Collector
Bronsons forthcoming reply to Secretary Guth-
rie's dictatorial State missive, and conjecturing
its tenor and contents just as it suits their own
particular feelings or bias. Others assert that
the answer has been sent by Judge Bronson,
and that its tone leaves no alternative but his
dismissal. Now, we have reason to know that
the Collector has been confined to his house for
some days and unable to attend to business
matters, and that, consequently. up to Friday
evening at least, he had not written to Secre-
tary Guthrie. But we are mistaken in the
high toned character OF the man if he does not
send becoming and unhinching answer to
the Guthrie manifesto which has caused such
indignation to large section of the demo-
cratic party. If Judge Bronson does not re-
sign his present official position in contempt
for the Marcy Cabinet, he will be still Col
lector. for, having too much policy. they dare
not dismiss him. President Pierce had much
better get rid of Marcy, Guthrie, and the whole
batch of by birds, who seem to forget the people
who placed them in power.
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Shippers to San Francisco, Per Clipper Ship
Soa S h an Ia an shf
Wall s STREET, ssr 1877 No.
Intellect and its Culture, Including Juve-
nile education by o. s. Fowler at Bleeeker Buildings in
Ii at aecisncs Institute in the Bowery corner Of d.
but worth many times cost as Mr. Fowler vii treat
scientifically how toimproye memory and deyelope intellect
Musical Notice On Tuesday next will be
published Song entitled Tho Dying Words Of Little
arrSngSd y Thomas Baker To be published " mo-
RACE WATERS 3 Broadway, the great piano and music
establishment.
"WhnCs In Name !''-Thc Firm Of smith,
pr,ng9s rroeh wholssals aud retail dealer in ready
V s siep bit 'se is @
S s R4s, :. hs D Isd q 5 %sss
lothing is extensive superior and cheap.
Fall ClothinS.-A Large and Well Selected
assortment Of fall vintor clothing all times
n.g are order % ras
u TosTER clothing establishment. Cortland street.
observation-disclosures 4 Humphrey, No.
a. sa arc now SEo1ss hs Fall
N tssd. sonsist.ns rich 5cuvaise ~ ea,s
~ ss.pss I sysT in sh sesS'y %sl.en
tapestry and hr.s,S r n or e
sstu in gros variety. sole tho most liberal sorma
Roots and Shoes, tho hest and cheapest In
the eityFne dres. call and ratsr leather b},s, cork
shoe raisce SIS Broadway his old stand Fulton
street.
Diam onds.- Carroll d Hutchinson call tho
attention. the public 70 their assortment Ct diamond
csoohes, snrrugs suds, rings, No., 10. Every
srtielo guaranteed IS represented. ~ Broadway.
Watches.--Magic, Independent Seconds,
nAmelIod hunting levers and openaccd watches english
make, perfect tulekeepe and warranted, ~
CARROLL &HUTCHINSON'S, 6s7 broadway.
Watch Repsiring.-Ca Carroll Il Hutchinson
matchmaker Of great experience who 10 practical
being whoa they TO tho
9asho. U. H., oa Broadway.
Jewelry.-Parisian Jevclry, Of Exquisite
sonee eonSsn Ct every article riade fes e;n
Diamonds In Package, mt SIS Per Carat
IN lots selected to suit custcore rich olufssr rings
pns crosses bracelets and earrings, At msnuastnreS
,ress for oash approved city acceptance Vnce ISL
broadway, corner Of White street up STARE. ,.
acknowledgements, Duplex, Lever,
anchor and cylinder Watches In solid eighteen carat gold
meksepors nnd first quality ~ goods In
er rospec sale at importers prices For cash or APP
y acceptance 39l Boadway, corner Of White s
DAVID RAFT, Importer.
,yeVvclry at M0nufacturcrs' Prlcss.-Fach
gold byAcses beaspins earrings sct pins bracelets ana
srrnge obatainee CHAINS fes lockets and a articles
jowey at the ais curcre prices rs cent be-
~ retail dealers. Factory once ISL Broadway ~ stas
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give the matter to the public over my signature
ss am fuly pc adtd OF their truth. Her feelings
have been deeply wounded by the story that her hus
band IL unknd 10 her. inconsi ierate, reckless and
even cruel Not 10 examine such reports, II IL
enough for me TO say that herself Being witness and
Jedge, they are sI totally false that envy and ma
lice, OF foolish loqnacty coupled with ignorance In
vented them all; that nothing but the diametricaI
verse is true OF her !" dear Osto;n that no woman
in the world has more reason TO be grateful to God
for her husband; and that no man in the world cOuld
be more delicate and complete pattern Of conjugai
tenderness consideration and affection. This is but
brief epitome OF wnat, with full heart, she writes
to her friend aforesaid She writes, indeed, plainly
without reserve, and without atectation; but not
without sensibty, ut once stung and virtuously in
dignaDt
The Rev. Mr.. Cox further says, that d" it is
very certain that the American people have NO
interest or wish to dissent from her own most
credible and conclusive statement" and that the
mischief of those false reports ought now to be
stopped, "albeit, after their severity has often
wounded the gentle bosom that now rejoices,
and should have no such pang to countervail
her joy as the accomplished mother of lovely
and beautiful infant, justly browning the happy
communion of its parents, in their own peaceful
and private home"
We think SO too and as the reverend gentle
man seems to consider this matter of very con-
siderable Importance to the American people,
we give the two nightingales the benefit Of his
vindication in our columns. Our. only wonder
is why Barnum has not attended to this business
before. A sense Of gratitude, as well as con-
viction of public duty, should never permit Bar
mum to remain silent where the interests or the
happiness Of Jenny Lind are concerned on this
side Of the Atlantic. His present engagement
of the Bearded Lady should not be considered
as cancelling his obligations to the Swedish
minstrel. But as the Rev. Mr.. Cox has SO salts
faetorily done what Barnum has neglected to
do we have no doubt the American people will
be satisfied Nothing like the music of night
ipgales and the otto of roses
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-Dcz rHE NEws-
nov-LKw ron LApIEs-IRIsH 1IGgR.
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JcW6Ify NJ NTuHufWctuTcrS TTHCSs'@KSfoSE
sod byacses breapins earrings scts pins bracelets And
obateanes CHAINS reals iookets and s artisled
owelry at the cturcre prices per cent be-
'" '''A" 1'''''' ,"'''' '''' '' DAYfb kiiT.
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BowERr THEATRE. Borsry-LApr o. LvOSs-M'
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AMUsEMENTs Fo-MoRRow EVENING.
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London is nearly the only appointee who does not
disgrace the country What principle can have
sctusted the Cabinet in the distribution of these
Important trusts-wbether it acted on mere
equitable scheme of dividing the public plumber
among personal friends Of its members, or from
motives more disrcputable stills matter
of conjecture. II il fortunate for the United
States that our constitution enables the Senate
to revise the whole batch. When the proper
time comes, more than one among our maiden
ambassadors will contrivc to lind his way home
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anchor and cylinder Watches In solid eighteen carat gold
osse warranted meksepors md first quality 81 goods In
ssr rospect sale at importers prices For cash or
proved slty acceptance ss Brogaway corner of White a.
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EIBLo's, sroaavay--I LosBARDL
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Lgh,foot pier D. East river win pleaee nave all thei
freight board before Saturday 10Th instant and hand
their bills Of lsding for gnaturs to 81 rTEN CO. No q
Wall street, or Messrs. H0WES Co.. 93 Pearl street.
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nile education, by o. s. Fowler, at Blocker Buildings
Blocker street. Of Norton Monday
III and at Mechanics Institute. in the Bowery
vision street Tuesday evening" Oct n Tickets 2 cents
but worth many times their cost Mr.. Fowler will
low improve memory and deyeope intellect
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BUTTONS THEATRE, Chambers strOes-rwO FarEsDs-
PARIs Lon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-01
Washington Matters.

WAsmtNGToN, March 2s.-The only New
York nomination sent in II day. Widow Der
rand. Posipistress at West Point. which was
unanimously confirmed and Mr.. Birdsall m.
w agent at New York. which was referred.
No Philadel pha or Baltimore nominations
were sent in, and other combinations were of
minor interest.
Mr. SlidelPs nomination was not taken up.
long debate arose on consular treaty with
Franee, and lis ratification was earnestly advo
Gated by Mr.. Everett.
The Cabinet was in session to-day until 81
O'Clock and again tonight. 1t is believed
Redfeld will he made collector of New York.
though Schells friends do not give up. 1t
was said Schell was offered the post office but
declined.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-01

TIE LATTER-DAY SAINTS. On the l9th inst.
there arrived at ST. Louis, via New Orleans,
about three hundred and thirty persons. Nor.
mons, ON Their way to Salt Lake, chiefly from
England. The S.. LOUIS R'plhlican learns
from Mr.. Whceock, late presiding elder OF
the chur, in Il at city, and just returned from
England, tia lhce are six more SHIPS on the
way, I'll. Il II htrd with members Of this
church al tlcir families. He estimates The
number expected 10y those ships at fiom TWEEN
tyhve hundred to three thousand. He 10 advl
sed OF the arr, al Of ship at the Balize with
about three hundred persons from Denmark.
Arrangements are making for the tranSporta
ion from Europe next year. of about ten thous-
and. The growth oflhis body Is one OF the
most singular novelties the day.