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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27

PLUMBNG-Th Subscribers are prepared to con- On,
ia. s s, or ias Pm sc az q RE4aER Co AZ, cor
el-ri heB 10 te
DROFEssOR ROBACK-ROYAL CORRESPON'
IN Fas. ssi z: s,a Aoo..r 49,
O.on spce,i. .ta pub % the -ofa l- -. ln, "a sc -
6ed nd many yer .ra rl-o-d np ~ 20 ir
n. I'rsrrs He es ,ns n'a p ~ y go 800.
.sers s porrsu n, riga F'on .'- eroa-
!. ssy. uor aerfuiy endowed. " a)84 =
=. sroob.,e infsrene- He c..
es,t. sro seveeunoed A.roiosy sd -on.nhN -
800. Nfr-, erurt.kp div,rr. lc.. anon-y
a . rrr1 I'D Al h eoreerr Of he sdvee I'd pd
ten, pevsTye hen Ehovn % tai ,na o- ~!
RdBACk -, nc, been vsrffd Term. Ls1'es = Gent -n-
spf,r ~ IS Pe-sor. nave TER s.i'rs
drawn ty the DATE o. the gay OF tnr .ila Al srs ea
vi - st 70 pan VOID written CT aarss= A2sr
ti, 90 - .b between Fearl snd sas; 81: Bo-oa
Msss CHce hoss from "A a. to 2 O'clock ? NJ
DIVER ST. LAWRENCE-Notic is hereby given
No 10 received this otce r1i In1f.cAY n III Ca o.
sep mb-5 = It G the open.ns Ais pe'.'y 's = -.
cn Preeot MoutTes such channel 70 Be nt ., ,ia 20 ee
md hos Rapids '1oee; 70 much swell ~ ie4 'A.'
Be- stated the Tetder. Atat 70 tn, .aE. wrt
e,sy open s.d ermA1eIiy oehn> enAH1e . above Ha'-
Tie the eb.npel TN. sgsD.d to r. IL. l..sa; .. .
ee..y e.eh se.I-i to b % .sdsd da~ 10 Zee; wsi,
The ,ey performance Of The Eos 70 = AMPLE 81 soa.
fee Condition and ssy Other ihira"a -y - KOS
IggTob z. S Of s 81
D,psrim-ri Or Pubic wors., oaesee Iuar q iss5
O''i s6 s ss@ difs 81 H. Et1.'
TAXFS-le53-RATE 1913 - l00.-Notice ,h-reby
t1yu en- o. ise FIRST day md Tat N then Be
pared 70 ieeeys ne tax. the e,,, a. Ssvbr
NIT dedaeon q interest s.at Psl 1aasa' "a
cused ron tie q payment TO TIE t q De next o4s
y. cent vii be sd,o 10 al ta1's unpaid % ne " -s
Hour @ jssn' T1'- asRSHy SR r. R.t1 ra1
B-P-r.n. have ber hl. D., agpyss a. ~. one. aaA
sId h1. avod Also, inquire for peona tax Any
N.v.York July s. lssS
CHt MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-Nev.Y Of
Of Hanover Bea.ei-> a11 in pc 1sl "a
Hous Broaa, Fn.noe t @r, 81 ne aoeI
th further sooommoi stoh OF tie po",c q sep 20
p9, 1.s,s I.sIDe ths 100 ay - os isss
heavy exIsndurs, oo~ competed And 20 800 s f.
Ss-Ycr, t. the CITY nsoa On. by tbs r.. route .n
!. nm 70 BsuInore and by other Inc -on: ne
-grnts there ~re the hois e's r. sn1 ne .
or Newark Jersey Bsv- De 'ree Por D-pos ana N---
IIh sever r7.asnoh. in.u- prompt ~
~ r. spo ,a,s1isss Of th. rspic Of ts
: tunne. rsno distant eue. y -a,sa o. means 10
Teersrhns tu recent, an experiment na' e-e 'nss
$3.50, o. dollar, pos daily transacted through 4srucy
rsicrs-tor q words or - " o. a.
iea' SfW.i6RE to SFWARK es.,.s .r. % PalLAPE,T
1N '-- NP WA NJ SWAIN, President
IN P wEsTERvELT. Superintendent
NXrILLOW-For sale, quantity OF willow peeled
d uhtened wn Duiohs,s county from plant, d french
- e JAMES kMOrT, P0ushkeepns
.IEA.J POWDEk-b 4. bAbbliI Ia the 0f.snia!
n,.ptof Of Yeast Powae Eteb prepare anc
70 AshnEtoBsi New fors 10 IN cans th~s
they tbs. with the shove oAn- on
- CASKS BLEACHING POWDERS-Ahoat, and
I'D viii Arnve this w-rt, and for sale BY
JAS T. DFRaICKSON Co, No = fult9o - =
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DC OOO-AT a GREAT SACRIFICE, THE
&O.UUU RlLLS HEAp HOTEL. q. POrt Richmond.

ssss1 l. 49,. a. rTvssssls. s.., 49,.
~ Ron With Isdi,s pens Room Apartments suaieieni
IN A. s Is and sy Bsdloons C.H uSo tae
NJ avssy liCs Rom the Thers 40 ns
hSp loS ty $ iss ooi..os p P Ps hon y ~ ,o
an Lsud uDdsT so0s state Of cultivation ana very VAL
Ss 80 aioa, vO scr,. valuable Land adjoining The above
q sisd property with House on - eonH nns o'ee -
i ti nm ius the piece Of p'pe ~ ana sd aoy
f ,,tbe prrp@rty susi-d me plans ro.d esalns " n,
Per- Rirose 70 kskucn6 md sboui j s from Port RI-h
tcr q rrie esdps fron the onain. sns ta' .a
r-rk rrs- IL ecuVenitui o. secs ., p ,r
49, .,.Ic., Husers, Pier No l. North RIVER at
an I'm tId & PM stages IN waiting which pass
TIE F''nse' i'' De MOTT Co. No 45 Ch,nber..
INK WAIVER, No. 10 Bufislo,st' Rochester l.
IL VII ren. 10 Ii. OF Res Estate ana NEGOTIATE any eas
OF New Yoi in the ~c prompt msnst a
r1 h YIs to Dr. Alcock No 70 ChaDberest NewYors
90 eno-1HE CHEAPEST PROPERTY in
SO.CUU tn S CITY At PRIVATE SALE Two Tot. Of
e OF by at ne corner o. ot IN N tss
ie tobe maInsI with marble nantes sdps doors HANDSOME
h0H &c f'' 'A' bFE Ems mST II '631 0 10 IS
MI OOn EACH-ThJee of the cheapest three
o.. SUU story the City Of Brooklyn oecu-
p,ed IS yy sdeIoes. on SKI na reai aNte-a' Id H
H'AS' boo Terms 'f 81 MOI off @ GS So 3
&65 FOB SALE one or Two S Of g%o@na
s .Is Leg So 81 G. mbs o. JACOB L. FEM opposite the
or FOR SALE-Lots in the Fordham Village
w.. A'. sS EVENING h inst
Ma. md prospects,. be had Of NEWELL BARskEA
AOOn For sale. four Lots on 10 hh-st, between
SOUU. 10 asd lhtys Pnee $500 per lot Terms easy In
CURE al No. 81 Roosevelt IN ne stofe.
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Dianu-forIes.


AOLiAN ana ~ n.V1s e. W.,,ro-,. 1r nss
81 oe1s 81 p Ets. 43tb IN. Patent suS~,s-1n BsS
:. made and are price. winch DEFY
~ Nh ee "a .,sl oro6t. Aso-
tsnpeutson - p,s.ns Nn.ie =, the lowest
tsonf ana Stobo-uAD' 'A-' RERRY No N 5roso~zy
.,t o-..1,r.r
1NOIIAN PlANO-fO Rl ES, al No tfi Di"''""'
AZ "A large ss.oLtmei Of Ps.S. from sns Of A.
Hzllet DsV Co. eorS So e,e - .@eonoa.oa Pianos of
" Lsod To- Win tnH SUPP = " - o. IL,
meses for ss ~ vi ls, ~ ~ R,oAdv.y
LlN'OL' 90 - 3,
BARGAINS IN PlANO OhI 10 INC u" 'iS 80 .
~ have bow Just finished a. tlen ~ 4 &. I'D
splendid sssortnent Of new ana very 80 IN T ynrrtu5 n
7Ociaves IN PLAIN oaISrc ana bke e. ,rss. Tbo.e u
every part whieh VII be 500 a. Wy , ne re ing-d - "a
v M o. st,Y s.pe'-i "'' ~ n ] al HAINES,
belofs Puicl~Ns No ll6 3d-Av. corner Of l4ih-st.
- c,, nrDr & co tho oal.
DOS1ON PlANOS-l Ull>Dbhi " ~ ~ -
ID br.fed Manufactures Of PanOf0ites ana o"uels u
Patent Right order better Accommodate the Sosne 20
TERs No - Blo.n~ss; 80 ,beas snd retail At isnaflo.
49, In coouence OF the demand and unrvaed
'1I'Is % ~ ~ Pianos the sutscrher has Obliged N
az acious a. IRE sboqe named With
- - lie .sren, be ha occupied past Ias
set nm 10 teep assortment Of Pianos 70 be iouna
city $50 TO supply me uSde lne's t ,eetjy rot ut
hae arc W.. saq p bc =. preo, In power aud depth 4
me" soae =, , | o.s,by maj has ever before pre-
vne enc ESev i1sfrent warranted 70 ave satisfaction
se,o 70 oTev REFUNDED Second-hsud bN
saip Prces from $50 Music wholesale and e4 .e,
supplied the most liberal terms rlsnos 10 'e' ~'
Grand sno 70 rent or Tor sac 81 % c ~
HohAf WAlfh' W. - ~ -
LNOh SALE CHEAP Tor CASu-A nahue""s
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country HaEh Line connection With TINS ss
All psTsons are orbid ast Of The
IJlY. l-53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch, Ocean
- House Highland Oocs .hoson, Mounts and O~Hs
Docks Mddeown BANKS The and splendid
GOLDEN GATE Cnpt n Conover will leave Pier foot Of hse
tnsop II x Fare 1 GEMS
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- LEAVE SEw-YoRK htfvRNiNs' Law. a
For the Iuon Dock sf....5AM Keypot
For Keyp0u Dock % A. Union at.......'.....a
For non Doek ATS keyporat....''.''''.SP
For the keyrort ~. Union y
Far 10 Union. 81 Fie 10 KeyPor ~ eene
he the BOarts, for hdde0"n foHh
Freehold. Rcd Bank. Shrewsbury, Long Branch, &C..
part keypot-he property o. the F0fence 90
Keyprr Compsnystnasd the Jersey Shore Directly OPPo-l1
NJ Nsu0ws
NOTICE-New-Yorka and New Haven Railroad-N
~ and after Sunday July the 2fh passengers will BE- tak
sunday ma rain running bet~oen New YORK and
Hoefou
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nARGaINs in PIANO FORTEs- The undersigned

ID have now lust waeroons No 10 ~
st.pdd assortment and superior instruments OF p =
7octavs in PLAIN carved and large SIZED cases am ~ "
49, nj which will very reasonable prices llo-e ~
mi o. superior instrument At ioT pe are 49, >'
before puTct ssins ~, 30. eo,n., ~ I4tb-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27

NIGHT peat from the Island, 10 o'clock Fare 81 cents
Nht i.a New-Yok li O'clock Fare ~ cent? eommas
SUNDAY AsrANerMsSr leave every half hour until Pm
Nsht Boat 10 O'Clock IN N the Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
Mills. AGENT No 81 ConrIAndtst
N-FN YORK and CALI ORNIA STEAMER LINE,

~ Via NCARAOCAThe Accessory Tran.t COMPANY OF Nesa
- psrr.tlr. Through Boz advance he NAL Only Line
Thmu.b Tcsets csdls he sbma Cr9bs Ins New Double
Fre .ts ship NORTHERN LIGHT ~ tsrs burden vi leave
nom PsI a. Oelocs 7 NJ precisely tf sAN - a.
DBL NORIE FRIDAY. Angus connrc'ins WIN ,s neg 5ga
1T ROT havn. Twelve Miles Of Land Transportation
1sr ventilation and sccOmnoda-
tor. For passsE- apply only - -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
MIS ONLY for beautiful COUNTRY kbSl-
a eDnyNCF the rlessaul Roscvae adjoining Lake

a. tDptNCF IL tho pleasant VILLAGE Of Roscvae ADJOINING LAKE
rnA vi rr q rev ArrvA number of private dwellings have
s---sN BENG cret.ei ana
49, a. . tviy bc Fins e9as 70 any "a Long
a a. ytYy much ain .d Lake RoasoasonA SVV Dc
Eusts ard 50 Yarns vii be distributed snona ~
1.rvNs ~ re Ansps 1855 Each subscriber or o. 80
- ~ We deed four bu,lius Lots = BY VQ iee'
80 ~ Ss,tr ~ tom This Opportunity 10
SCI sr psviug IN this city and ownng degh
the domestic
r sss q MN eSe be fal realized and where coo Bald
10 - Aas sui hSve already been sod Afew Farms
al Avn upward Be had spoiled o iHned
ss, 81 81 aid ~ regards the quality Of me
which made 81 the AmsEleln lstue
sraG,E Of Farmers Club on the ss OF Jane inst
A.. Of rom which statement the 10 oS
I'd Win vsptct 10 hsne lsAnd lands which
pch ssksd The two previous NEE ns~ when az
sArdy soil the following fact recoaed
Css 100, 200 the south SIDE Of Lone
where the laud IL no better
LkAnd station He hs. this sro~u cat
tish Tie estimates the carrot crop AZ
~ Aahes M worth So " bus vi OF
~HVn s0c 10 G. Oo fi the cop Mr. Ireland who has lars
tA x,c.V thns he Lakeland station soils better than s As
m share IN these Lo. And aI
ew the Boots viii b closed m lev day sppo
- ode iurned strly CHARLES WOOD No 20
r.. vi Nspt Pamphlets = hai Gnats
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1OLIAN and BOUDOIR PLANOS-Gress attrac-
m g.. A. VATLFT DAVIS Co Nar,foo->s Ter nsS >
improved Fosp Psoo Fore sb the Patent snSe' ot 80
.ns,,on Ones sses pro6u Gres; basHR IN Aso-
se'1' 'ND '' r Z BERRY No ~ 5osoSsy.
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NEW.YoRK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS BY tho

N ATLANTIC and ST LAWkENCh HaILhUAU TOM 70
BY VII ch travellers can reach me Dt- d "
wh@ Mountains by railroad summer srrangsmen 10 guinness
Jsre n 1888 Trays The White Mountains leaving Neefm
In hs evening" b. the SOnngOn aud Providence " Fa ns
roufs reech Boston 20 take NJ ~ IRAN tf forana
Ro.foo Eastern Raod arrive At Portland u
N .nd Al The s,.tou-hOu Ourhan y 80 r. rrt
el.r. esynq Boston " odse Portland "a
from Portland Irafss
the boat arrive IN Port and m s
tsse from Portland Fare - ~ BY ms route
- slnf IIanlc Nd N. |. II =
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FARE - tents
: Shrewsbury Long Branch, High

7 ITIl, T-03--TOT NUItWSDUI! II''Hk DI tI'" IIKF
u isrd DOCK Ocssn House W.hinston. Mount. Oct
Rrour. Dk Bans New and splendid
bst ALICE 4 PRICE Capt H. dsgseuy VIII ease PsetSA
] New ~ Fast River, daily ~ foioss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27

THIgD-CLAss PASSENGERS
Of thdcl.- p<s-nEes Will Be taken nom Pefts
AZ phiA ard Liverpool, and found inproyaons -.
Frm Phi ABE From Liverpool. 81
C>r,heAs passe vii be <sed here parties who DESTROYS
q brrsius their friends corresponding rates.
Freight - soocs hadve ke- win b taken raS
tsctt %
An sIpsnsneed win Be carried each ship
Small drsfts drs~n At right England and Ireland
w freight o. passage spplyt 70 THOMAS RICHAhDSoS
No. Is Broadway, NY and No sWanat-t, Philadslpha
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Co. LvefpssA
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A,.athinrrp, Nt.
FURNACES for WARNING all kinds

IN Of buicngs TO quality o. hest & -
and economy Particular attention asked 70 hs -
a ~ tnrn,es winch will warranted Also hu fskhn
p uouss FSrrishins Articles JApsned Wre WseroooerS
G.xsry's Fnam ed Hollow Ware, &c &c
se'o1' InlIN n kENSER. No. &R Broadwsy, cor NakefN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27

" lsre assortment Pianos from the CO ebrsteo nO1ss
Het p.vs Co. Borcn sso the vel known ns'fno ins o.
" IA5 Co. with full supply Of new sod seconon.na fanOs
-. r,sle1s for sac At We Prices Pianos . let
'Hi'u' '@' IINCOL,N 4 THOMPSON. No al Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
-, s,p-several choice House Lots in Brooklyn

w ,p,sp,u wser~d. Nth 5000 budinss and iiut
~aAr x q q n. city si'her in NewJery OF Ia ne sac
M. ~ tNe Mouth River pisakfoA railroad
s.es "a ssnN sns Address r. At Brsdbuins eook~so~
~ Mn .ra N,s.ns,. y Y si.lns RIlee. &c
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T AFABGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

y -FIcf o.
CASH CAPITAL sl5O.o0o,
6zilr-n.s for tAto-~,
other .n-urshe o-r~onA P2pry tttF
suplcArous .-ni ~ ooE y III afn M -
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NEW.YORK and the WHITE MOUNTAINS D.

- SswJsey and New Hampton DOLLY 10 nils by STAG: os
,ced and sfer July eage twice daily Al n "a
By RED JACkkT, from Pier No Nore kse tass
by Central Railroad Hampton. Fare through - ~ Img'
n = hours For tckets aopy HOPES EHpfess Office NO
Br board the boat HOPES EEpre- uHs IN con"
r..LIL IL. ~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-18

NOT so Pooh AS | LooK.-One
day as Judge Parsons was jogging
along on horseback over a desolate
road, he came upon a log hut, dirty
smokey and miserable. He stopped!
to contemplate the too evident poverty
OF the scene. A poor, half-starved
fellow. with uncombed hair and un.
shaved beard, thrust his head out
through a square hole which served
for window, with-'I say, Judge
amt so poor as you think me to be.
for don't own this ere land"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-18
Sincnln, Case n me Endm'd,see

sar[
Sincn1n, Case n me Endurance
Of Scenic Mssiom Dumas says. in
the last chapter # his memoirs in the
PRISE, that during the run Of his pay
Of "Napolean," twenty years sgo. NJ.
Delaistre. who performed the charac.
ter # Hudson Lone, the Prisoners
jailor, at ST. Helena, was takern home
every night bv a bodv.onard Of sold
iers. to protect him from the pis, who
collected at the artists door. to stone
and mal-trcat him. This is the lar
ces' instance Of endurance If scenic
illusion mentioncd- in theatrical an
NILS. NJ. De'aistre is still one Of the
finest melo-dramatic actors in the up
per boulevard.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-18

ESCAPE OF Mitchell AND MARTIN.
Advises from Van Dienan's Land
says: John Mitchell is gazetted as an
absconder, and reward of 20, "or
such lesser sum as may be determined
upon 10y the convicting magistrate, !"
is offered for his apprehension" The
Colonaal Times says: I'VE under
stand that Messrs. Michel and Martin
have proceeded to join their compat-
riots in America. There are only two
left" No further particulars are
given.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-18

UCaisiord is out again with his
Balloon" The Balloon--though il
has been in a collapsed state-has en-
tircly recovered there from--will be
inflated and 60 off as usual. Though
it will be difficult matter to navigate
in the upper, as.well as the under cur
rant # aYlirs-,he whirl-winds of re-
ligion, and the tornadoes Of politics.
yet we opine that Gai,ford sill be able
to keep the Balloon up above it all,
without meeting with any accidents
that cannot be turned to a merry ac-
count.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-18


The SULTAN OF TURKEY AND
THE WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-The
Washington Sentinel leans that a
block OF marble is now in CONSTANT
naplc, waiting for conve, ance to the
United States, intending by the Sui
tan as testimony of his respect for
The character aud memory Of Wash
ing'on. The carving and inscription
are richly gi'ded. In the centre of
what is called the toogra. is the mon
oe'am or cipher of The sovereign, and
is equivalent TO the arms Of other
countries. Ii contains the legend !:
Abdul Maid Khan, son Of Sultan
Ma!monnd Khan May hi, victories
be perpetnatcd." To the right of the
'oogra is a sprig of fre,h roses, which
is the peculiar sign Of the present
your G Sultan. Beneath thi, are two
lines OF the Turkish language (Which
i, thus translated into EngIish) with
the date of the brgira, 1863, A. d.
1853 ITO aid in the perpetuation
Of the friendship existing between the
two countries, Abdul Maid Khan s
name is written on the Monument Of
Washington -
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- 0st---
ga recent episode in the history
Of the Turko- russian difficulties is
thus given by the Paris Consfitu-
tionnel
The following fac. has been commu-
nicaied to US, and we fud il confirmed
by letters both from Constantinople
and Schumla A European rhysi-
clan who arrived some months back
at ConstaHtinople, obtained by dint Of
soliciialion'lhe direction Of the military
hosrlfa! at Schnmla. 1t appears that
Omer Pacha soon preceivcd that this
person kept up mysterious relations
with Russian spies, and in consequence
h, kept on his guard. Soon after,
being warned that there was an inten
ton to poison him. he teigned to be
indisposed, and sent for the medical
man in question to attend him. This
person, after examining the patient,
went out to prepare claiming portion
which ON his return, he presented to
Omer Pacha to drink. The general
in-cnief of the Turkish Army rcques-
ted the physician to taste it first him
self, and as the other refused to do SO,
he forced him to drink the whole of
it in his presence. Seeing that the
physician then wanted to hurry out.
he forced him to remain in the tent.
in order that he might judge of the
effect Of the poison At the end of
some hours the physician died from
poison. We publish the fact as it is
related to US in our private letters
Picayuue.
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Noarnras FollY.-At Cleveland,


| NoarHERn FollY.-At Cleveland
! Ohio on the 9th inst, we learn "by
Telegraph to the Picayune" that an.
other Womsn's Convention assembled
Ito add another page to the disgraceful
volume of the madness ard folly Of
the Women of New England. Il
there is any sense Of shame left with
the feminine population Of the Nor
them section of our Union, it should
come to the rescue of the female race.
before the stain of disgracesul proceed
ings becomes indelible. In this last
Convention we are told, the harmony
of the assembly was threatened by the
introduction of lecture from the Rev.
J. W. Higginson, Of Rochester asking
the convention to take up collection
for the purpose Of raising fund to
print two cheap tracts on Woman's
Rights.
Mrs. Barker and Abby Kelly OBJ
jected, and denounced the Reverend
gentleman as hereto.
To this charge Lucy Stone here re-
piled in indignant terms, after which
the collection was taken up.
While the plate was going round,
some young men in the gallery told
the man who passed it to them that il
Miss Lucy would come herself they
would shell out" The lady on hear
ing the remark. Immediately went to
the young gentlemen, when they
launched ont forty dollars in behalf
of the cause.
Mr.. Garrison introduced resolution
abusing the Worlds Temperance Con-
vention for its action against Antoin-
cite Brown.
After some remarks by Messrs. Gid
d!ngs and Burleigh, it was carried.
MIR. Barker made an address quite
blasphemous in its tone. He rallied
at the church and Bible. and abused
the clergy generally. Much confus-
ion and excitement prevailed while he
was speaking.
An'oinette Brown, in indignant
terms, signified her readiness to reply
to Mr.. Barker to-day.
The meeting then adjourned.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-18

An Orthodor Dog-There is a
dog at Greenfie d, Mass, who is strict.
ly secfarian in his religious notions.
His mas er is Baptist, but the dog
is Congregationaltst, and after ac-
companying his master to the Baptist
church, he goes regularly to the Con-
gregational church himself, and sleeps
during the entire service
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1t is proposed in the Kentnck

1t is proposed in the Kentucky
Legislature, to have the nose of the
prisoners dyed by some Chemical
means, so that it will not wear off
for a long time. The application Of
the dye is to be suspended near the
time of the prisoners release, so that
he may 60 forth to the world without
aW physical mark ofdisgrace
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Notice. &
STATE OF LCUISIANA-Payish
of East Baton Rouge.

Tn PURSUANCE Of law, an election will
be held in this Parish, East Baton
Rouge) on Monday the.2lst day of Novem.
her next, A. n. 1853 II being the third Mon
day of said mon'h--for the purpose If elect
ing Justice of the Peace and Cerstahle
in, and 70, zach Ward OF said Parish (of
East Pa'on Rogue said election to be
presided by tie No.d con is.iore,s Of
each ward. The rolls 10 b. kept open
from o'clock, a. NJ, until 4 O'clock. p. ".
Said elect on to be conducted and returns
to me m r''e by the commissioners thereof,
in all respects according to the provisions
of the Constitution and laws in such cases
made and provided
Given under nv hani officially at
Baton Rouge on this l7tb day OF
October. A. D. 1853.
octlstd. H. V. BABIN. Sheriff.
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THE BENSON This is the title of
a very pretty annual for 1854, low on
sale at Heron.an's. The Benson Is
hand somely illustrated and bound in
yarig tied Morocco. Ii is just the
lock for Il present.
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g-The New Latona is again afoat
and not behind the fastest boat in the
trade-will arrive this morning.
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~ Col. Pete Millette has our
thanks for many evidences of his re-.
gard for the Comet.
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WITu OR wITHouT.-The question
), is can man set down and set up types.
The question ha- been raised in La
fayette GIVE hope that same
one good at cyphering "analogies, .
will offer solution to the problem.
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UWe are obliged to our friend
Cap: J. H. IRE, of the S. B. Gypsy for
full files Of New Orleans papers
twenty -four bours ahead ofthe mail.