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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-16
Mem Aopfrtlsements.
iI'WENTY DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
-A--Stolen or strayed from tho Planta-
lion Of the Undersigned small Bay Pacing
poDey, has small streak Of white on the
front part Of the hcad--.no brand. Aso an
Old so,rel ~ strawberry yone mare, with
yeaiIing colt. and by this time prebsps has
b young celt--tle mare Ii branded o, the
checks with the letter r. was formerly
owned by Major Fowler Ten dollars viii
be paid 70 any person who will produce the
Pacing Bay Pooey--and On cqnsI amount
will be paid to uny person delivering the
mare sud colt or colts 10
PHILIP iICEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

administration esn be in doub, ss 10 the certsnty Of
W6r following such a step.
The ether Is 10 ga footing IN Mexico, either b. IN
trzue or conquest for which pretense could reality be
fosnd. The result would be the same but the LATER
pan has tbs advAaiase Tat they would be ensole1 70
enlist the feelings Of the people ia the favor yanst
TIE United states, and we should thus he compelled -
forego the sdvsn OF defensive position and ahoui,
If we waited, be attacked from the rear 50 we may.
even in defense. be forced 60 leave our own
stand on foreign ground The necessity OF the case j.
with the Reaction 70 force the into America AMI
we prove too strong for them there they have onv -
return home where could never follow them But
they confidently hope succeed, relying On dsciplre
uurnbers and prnciised soldery--ospecaly artillery
70 overcome enthusiastic but unired masses OF militia
Then the whole u,esns Of the three Empires vii be
brought to bear BY subs dies diplomacy and al the
cret machinery II an autocracy. Unity strength, aud
there i little bore Of their weakening themselves by
discussion while they stand in continual danger of over
throw | Go not build merely castle in the air here;
have travelled from end 70 end OF Europe and speak the
things have learned. | have conversed WITH people
ard with politicians snd every event 80 turns up IN
creasts my conviction Of the verify Of the shadow OF
coming events have shove gwen There Il tie posi-
hiiy OF ore Of the tools OF the GGtOcr8t taking into MS
head 70 work his hook, and dersnge plans 80
richly made One OF the Reactonist papers SAIL sy-
uigcaniy that France would interfere with Russian
plans in the east nor would she be nterieret with IN
her own plans. SO open admission A. this means
more than hes on the surface.
In another letter shall speak OF the Revolution and
it, prospects Yours, truly, G 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

justified her resolution 70 become bis wife and share the
gories that destiny had in reserve for him. In aceor
dance with this determination she steadily rejected 9th
er proposals without regard 70 their mAgnneenee. IL
currently reported 81 Paris few months ago, thst
her reply to his protes.zous oflove had been P,ce
IAN Of too good family to be your mistress, md
the saying be no. exactly true in fact there Is
10 doubt that IL is 30 in spiri: Lsftsry
the attentions Of the lover have increased in zeal snd
the position Of the lady in his Court has been more
marked than ever She the heroine Of every festi
val during the recent excursion Of the Court TO )i
piegre she stood a; il. head as the bright particular
star Of the imperial admiration and there were not
wanting those who predicted her marriage with Va.
poleon. Sui the lover hesi;ated He sdored he
slipped yet he didn't come up TO the mark Bat the
Countess IVES not discouraged. She is skllial an
actress 10 be al fault in sach emergency. She an
nouneed the approaching departure of herself and her
mother for Madrid. The result was the proposal Of
marriage the appointment Of the day the snnuncation
to the Ministers and the world that the Countess
to be bis wife, and no doub. ere this the li0sHs OF
Madrid and the grand dGus h;er Of the former L. ;.
Consul Malaga hiss become EUGESIA Empress Of the
French IL Is said that gypsy once predicted that
she would be elevated 10 throne, after the fashion Of
the famous prediction Of the uegress Josephine It
remains 10 be seen how far the future viii complete
the parallel between the wives Of the two NsPoleons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. =. .ALnASY, Saturday, Feb. 5, 1855

SENATE. ALBANY, Saturday, Feb 5, 1888.
PETITIONS
Mr.. MORGAN presented the petition OF Henry
ORiely for equal night OF way TO telegraphers on tie
Atlantic and Pacific Railway.
Mr. VANDERBILT 7, of the National Exhibition
Association, for en- amendment Of their charter.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr.. BEEKsAS gave notice OF general OIL ior
the incorporation Of Literary Companies
Mr.. CoSGER, Of bill relative TO the school,
lave Of the State.
REPORTS OF BILLS
Mr. CLARK reported bill relative 70 the sale
ard manufacture Of Intoxicating liquors.
Mr. VASDERBILT reported bill to iscorpo-
rate the EewYork Corn EXchauge He also gave no
rice Of bill to cede 70 tie United states jurisdiction
ever lands in Brooklyn.
Mr. BETKyAS reported a bill 20 allow the
Secondst Methodist Episcopal Church to purchase q
Cemetery in Newton, on Long leland.
Mr. COOLEY, on notice, introduced bill IN
relation TO Mount Olive Cemetery.
Mr.. VANDERBILT reported an act to amenl
tie act relative to Greenwood Cemetery
Mr.. TABER reported bill 20 authorize the
record Of an assignment Of mortgage in Kings CO.
Mr. CORNELL reported a bill authorizing the
Brooklyn Fsmsle Academy 70 cell its real estate.
The bills providing for the incorporation OF
Building Associations and for the division Of Steuoen
County into two Jury Districts. were considered in
Committee Of the Whole. After which the Senate adj
journed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
The Discovery of America by she Mortimer.

Probably some Of our readers are acqaaint-
ca with the noble work Of Prof Rain, Of Copenhagen
entitled "Antiquithtes Americana published IL ls7 in
which large collection Of tie old leelandie 5agas,'
relating the early voyages Of the SOrthrnen 70 the
American continent long before the discovery Of Amer
lea ty Columbus, sre pdntediA the original, together
with Danish and Latin trans ation and eoplous notes
by the learned Professor This work has now double
value from the fact that IN the Destruction Of the Co
pertsger library years since large portion Of
the mGuuscriIts which Prof Eafn had collected 10 u
Ius,rs,e ,his earliest chapter Of American History were
derroyed The Maryland Historical Society 81 recent
meeting received printed communication from Prof
Pain founded UPON hs great work and intended 70 cor
rec. errors into which some American authors have
fllen ia regard 70 tie earlier discoveries upon our
tiper-. We giYer the communication we Ead IL In
Tie Balnors AraeleGH. Il Is curious fact Cshown In
Rains work) that ThorwLdsen, the great Dansh
sculptor, wa descended from the child mentioned De-
low az having been born in Massachusetts, nearly 500
years before Columbus:
The Dane Gsrdsr, Of Swedish origtn was the Erst
Nor-irnar who discovered Iceland in s63 Ouly few
peees Of lbs country had been visited previously
1tcuf seventy yesrs before by irixn hernia Eleven
years subsequently orin ~ the Norwegian lnzoIbegsn
the colonzs-on 0f the country, which was completed
during the space Of sixty years The coonsss many Of
whom belonged 20 the os hlns-rous and most civilized
families In the NOrh established in Iceland aourshinz
Republic. Here this distant islerock the Old North
I'm snegf ge was preserved unchanged for centuries,
and here n the Eddds treasured these Folk
and EokmytE and Ia the Sasas those historical Tales
sId Le.ercs which The egss sestes bad brought WITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
suggestion IL

~ Tie Boston Chronicle states that pew
recently sold ct auction in the Psnkis. st Chush.
and I'D OF b. al s5io. As the successful bidder
had lot the appearance Of beng who voad De hkey
% Peg 20 nsh pree Tor pew FOX her own secomods-
ton OF the bystsndrrs ptnatsd that size ecad not
psy H. On being asked BY the sneooeer when she
Woud settle tie bin she replied, This soefoooni or 80
a. draw the money This she did and paid per
agreement This has for years been Known
apple seller Long Wharf As pew rents are high
this church. have doubt that this industrious and
ssvg win receive large interest on her invest.
fnent.
Y The Columbia Crenn.) Iatsligenco tells
o. perhaps, the remarkable family 70 the Uni:sd
STATES who resde 10 Many County the bead OF which
Nr John Kennedy living aboat eight miles north Of that
Place BE has eighteen children hylns, seseny psod
Children end Gyoz> great grzldehidfenn all enS hsa-
dyed and forty1ee There has pot been onsis as.s "a
The family the year 1906 Altogether, &c uihA H.
Eepnsdys remarkably family.
r. heGoyernor and Council Of Msssacnnsss -
have srpoin,ed Fossr Hooper Of Fsn RIVER s-%ass T..
Howe u Boston Rejoice Fevs1s o. Tss,ass NH
1ipry Of Greeufela IN place Of h1sp -. Asno3 mel
skle ard James Consdon q - T.ssss al -
State LEasrs Agssm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

BALTIMORE, Feb G, 1888.
New.Orleans papers of Monday are received.
Sehr. Wild Pigeon, from Tampico, at New
0tlcans. brings dates of 17th ult
The correspondent Of The PicayHHe states
Naa detachment ofthe National Guards, under Ruino
Rodriguez had formed possession OF the city
spddeposche regular authorities twas discovered and
Rodriguez and party captured after a sharp conflict
md executed, Subsequently movement tsoS place
sgOnst Commandante Casssnayio and he had TO leave
Tor Vera Cruz.
Franklin Chase, L. s. Consul, issued astrong
protest against the ceous conduct Of the authorities
az TGmpioo in Selling fvo returned Cahiornians, j. A.
Tyler A. +. Miller, J Jones, Dr. Drake and A. Kirk
patrick citizens Of the United States who were on the
POINT of embarking for Newt Orleans They were seiE
tdby guard of soldiers and robbed of five dollars in
iold dust the presence that they neglected to pay
export duty. The parties came passengers in the Wild
hgeon.
Gov Marcy and son have taken passage
tom Savannah to Nassau n p in the British steamed
Conway.
Us. frigate Columbia, flag ship of the Home
scuadron, has received orders aud will sail from Nor
iA early in the ensuing week.
IS steamer Water Witch sails tomorrow
Ia River La Plata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
From Washington.
WARRINGTON +

" ANHINUIVN, FtD ., NV
In the India Rubber case yesterday, n Rich
Sdson concluded his argument. He contcnded the
ssenton was not noyel-thst Day and others had in.
tt,ed L long before Hayward or GOODYEAR and that
nea Haywads discovery his sale OF the inven.
IN before the issue Of the patent to Goodyear and
ecyears conveyance to others rendered extension
Gtwlul
:. Mr. Fuller had favorable change to-day.
rs pulse yesterday had risen to li0 and TO day fallen TO
10 There are some hopes OF his recovery
lie latest credited report from Concord is
ea Mr.. Medsry Will not 90 into the Cabinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
Mr.. Meagher at Concord, ". II.

NDNLUHD+
Mr. Meagher arrived here yesterday after.
noon and was ne; al the dep6. by Mr. Briggs Pres-
Gcpt OF the Lyceum Judge Harvey, Col Kent AMI
cher distinguished citizens. carriage was in waiting
for him and conveyed him 70 the Eagle H-A Gen.
Pierce waited on him Immediately on his arrival and
attended the lecture in the evening The large hall
crowded BY highly fashionable audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
Sailing Of the City Of GIasgow-Arrest Of a
Passenger.

PHILADELPHIA Feb g. 1853.
The steamship City OF Glasgow sailed this
morning at O'Clock, for Liverpool, having been de-
tanned from yesterday on account Of the weather.
William Derin, one Of her passengers, was
arrested charge Of Ascending from his employers
Eessrs. Coolidge IL Co. Of Eew.York He has been
taken TO New-YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
The French Empress, &c.

BOSTON, teb. ., lSbj.
The mother Of the new Empress of France
Ia ad TO be nearly related TO Bhop Fitzpatrick, Of this
city
The weather has been very warm and toggy
to-day, with rain this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
The NAVIGATION of the Hudson.

ALBANY, Sunday, Feb, o, 1879.
HE Ice in the river ut Troy broke up at noon
Icy, and the river is reported clear from Troy to
an Below that place and for come ditance below
the ice Is completely broken up and the river Is
sssble The water Is rising rapidly, and it Is proba
- We shah have clear navigation by morning. The
Etpgers and mails lett Tor New.fork at an early
~f' ny way Of Troy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
yice.Consul RECOGNIZED.

WAsHrNGToN, Saturday, FEB ,, lS33
The President has recognized Charles h.
Hitchcock Vice Consul for the Hawaiian Islands at
the port Of San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
Awful Ravas es of the small Pox ut Sea.

NoRFOLK- EailTday, : cd ., I-JJ.
The packet ship Antartic, bound from Liver
poolfor Rew-York IL in Hampton Roads with the email
pox board Sixty Of her passengers have died Of the
disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
The southerper nj Charleston.

r. CHARLESTON, Saturday, Feb. ), lS'3
IKE United States mail steamship South
s#f arrived q, her wharf here o'clock this ateraocl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
The Indin Rubber CHse-Yashington Items
Special D,spateh 10 The N, y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Feb Q, I9oJ
The great India Rubber case before the
Commissioner of Pstents-Day versus Combination FOR
Extension Patent--camo up on Wednesday last. On
tia, day and the next Dickinson opened eloquenty for
The Combination on Friday and Saturday, N. Rich
srdson, of Boston, very ably for Day E. F. Hodges
closes for Day on Monday J 7. Brady closed for the
Combination on Tuesday. The decision Will be given
on or before the cath, when the patent expires
Citizens of Portland, Me, are preparing
horse and chaise for Gen. Pierce worth 5000.
In the Senate tomorrow Mr.. Casss resolu-
ions will come up. On Tuesday, the Pacific Railroad
bin Eye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

teeiai Disrato 10 T7tN y. T,BunG
WASHINGTON, Feb. G, 1853.
Gen. Pierce will start from Concord on the
18th should his wiic's health permit On his arrival
here he will probably make the Vice Presidents house
lis place of abode.
Mr.. Clemens tomorrow is to deliver an anti
Flibuserng speech in which he will pay his respects
PARTICULARLY to Mesers Case, Soul6 and Mallory.
Mr. Fuller is improving, the Inflammation
fubsidng, and he will probably recover
The Republic will not change hands, it having
determined to continue.
MIR Pearce is again well
Mr.. Phelps has returned.
The French SpoatiOn bill it is believed will
20 over this session.
Mr.. Marshall, of California, is named for the
China Mission, the Consulship at Valparaiso OF the
Collectorship OF San Francisco. GUS
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

DECIDEDLY Prosperous. The San Francisco
Commercial Adrertiser gives the following facts
in reference to its circulation. 1t exhibits a
growing prosperity that the valuable business
character of the paper deserves
A few weeks since we made a reduction OF
one-half in our subscription price, among other
alterations and Improvements in the Commercial
advertiser. At that time there were circulated
among regular subscribers in Sacramento city
serenty-two numbers. We yesterday forwarded
by express three hundred and fee numbers to
bona fde subscriber in Sacramento. Our
agent writes US that the demand for the Adrer-
tlser is steadily increasing. A similar increase
of circulation is taking place in the other towns
Of the interior "
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

State Jornal BY Wells, Fargo & Co. We
have this paper Of the 10TH the second this
week The Stote Journal, leaving out of ques-
ton its politics, is one OF the most valuable in
the state, has just entered its fourth volume,
says its prospectus. If its volumes are yearly,
this is certainly a mistake
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

OFFIee OF THE ROCKY Bar MINING Co.,
Grass Valley, Nevada county, CAL,
October 2lst, 1853.
NOTICE, is hereby given that all stock OF TINS
lS company upon which the assessment OF five
per cent called in March last, shall remain unpaid
twenty days after the date hereof, will be absolute
ly forfeited to the company pursuant to resolution
Of the Board of Directors passed on the "a day OF
February last, Qs53)
Such PAYMENTS must be made to the subscriber
at the ofice of the company, as above.
CHARLES $. SEYTON,
26-2ta Agent r. b. M. Co
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11
Tho Business Of the Waite HALL Stables
Hotel for Sale.

T7TIE Brooklyn Hotel, and lot, situated in the most
II conspicuous and business part OF the thriving town
for cash.
The lot is 60 n By 100 # surrounded by No. fence,
The building whchhas been CONSTRUCTED of the snb-
stanal materials 36 by 40 ft Is #. posting with an
addition of Is #. by "a M now used as kitchen. The
ground floor is divided into Bar Room, Dining Room,
and Store The second floor contains six large sized Bed
Rooms and sufficient space for many more. For further
particulars enquire on the premises, OF Mr. r. X.
Minis, nj the Nevada Post Office
27-3:& JOHNSON & BURRELL
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

"SoME PoTAToEs."-We have Just re-
ceived the Potatoes of single hill raised
from one eye, weighing 20 pounds, large
and small, grown on the ranch of Messrs
Dunn, Palmer & Calkins, situated on Rock
Creek, and Familiarity known as the S. P.
Ranch. This speaks well for our noun
tain valleys. We are informed that
they have grown $4,000 pounds of pota-
toes upon ten acres this season, which at
ten cents per pound will amount to the
snug sum of $17.O00,00.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11
Summons.

IGTATE of California, county Of Nevada, township
~ of Grass Valley, Justices court, before J. 1.
Sykes, J. P. The people of the state of Caforri
to O. j. Preston and G. Conway; You are hereb !,
summoned to appear before the undersigned justi
of the peace at his office in said township Tuesd
the e7tl, day of DoCumber u. 1888, at ten ocI *
A N, to answer the complaint of S. G. Richard ,n
who AYERS you are indebted to him a promssory
note, copy of which is filed in this Office, in the
sum of $500 exclusive of interest. On failure 80 to
appear and answer, Judgment will be rendered
against you for said $500 and costs of suit
Given under my hand, this eth day of September
IA D. 1853. J.L SYKES, J. P.
A true copy, 2l-h j. Z. GOAD, const.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11
Pbmnix Saloon and Restaurant.

FF1HE undersigned wiz open on WEDNESDAY, Oct
IA Goth, inst. the above named establishment formerly
occupied by Vim c. Asher nt the foot OF Main and Broad
streets, Nevada
The Table will be provided with the gaeatest vari-
ety and the best the market affords.
The Bar will be kept constantly stocked with ines
Liquors aud Cigars Of the CHOICEST BRANDS.
Strict Attention will be paid TO the comfort and
accommodation OF dodgers.
Families can be accommodated with pleasant rooms
And hey hope by prompt attention to business to merit
q share of the public patronage
27-3m H. j . bLhI>A.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11
Dissolution of Partnership.

the undersigned in the publication of the "Grass
Valley Telegraph dissolved on the Twenty Sixth day
of October last by mutual consent The business of the
Office will be continued by J. y. Oliver, who
assumes all the obligations of the concern and to whom
ali psycn,, are 10 be made. Grass Valley, Nov 3D. 1858
WILKINS LILLY,
-a7- " OLIVER,
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11
DR.. Fl. v. BICKNELL,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon

Office on Broad Street, I'd Door above the I'm
ion Hotel
D2. BICKNELL is graduate Of the Aloepathic
IL School-practiced six years according TO its
theories and principles then adopted the Eclectic
System and has practicsd it fifteen years. He cures
all diseases without the use of mercury or any other
poisonous minerals. The medicines he uses are
purely vegetable, E., roots and herbs and their e1
tracts and compounds. 49,
DIR. BICKNELL is also a Dentist and will
nlug teeth with pure gold for SO cavity, and
Extract teeth for 81 each
His Tooth Powder is uneiralled for curing the
Scurvv and making he Teeth <hiie.Ll.
Oct 81 1883. 20"
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

NARR1ED-In this city, Nov. 9TH by Eev.Mr. Simmons,
Nj. NATHAN Ell BAILEY to Mrs. DELIGHT +. HAS
KINS, both of Nevada.
At Concord, Jackson county, Mich. by the Rev. A W
Mason HIRAM c. HODGE, esq. of Nevada cily Cal, to
ELLEN A. CRUTTENDEN, daughter of Mr. Joel Crnt-
teuden of Concord.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11
Summ0ns.

IGTATE of California, county of Nevada, townshi,
OF Grass Valley, Justices court, before J. Sykes
J. P. The people ofthe state of California to o. j.
Preston and G. Conway: You are hereby summoned
to appear before the undersigned justice of the peace
at his office in said township on Tuesday the 27th
day OF December AID 1859 at 10 O'clock AM, to an
swer the complaint of s. c. Richardson, who demands
of you $500 exclusive of interest, az shown by a
promssory note copy ofwhich is filed in this Office,
Onfailure so to appear and answer Judgment will
suit
Given under ny hand this 27th day of September,
'de trde copy, attest 44H j. c. GoAD. Const.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

RErURN1NG.--Having tried California life
for some time with considerable disgust, three
hundred Cinnamon concluded it to be much in
ferior to the "FloweTy Land" and so took pas
sage on the Gazelle few days ago for home
trip.