The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-18

IN his last eplstle to the Bulletin III
reference to the Burton and l}oufei-
eault controversy
DtoNYsIus l.. BouncteAutv. dra =
mati4t and hambns, has been endeay-
oring TO find some PyIlias among
the editors 10 defend him from q we'll
considered charge Of plagiarism -
BouncicAutr borrowed comedy
from The French and claimed it as
original May be sells u to WAL
bAck as Of the same class ola comedy
which | cav played at the Park The
aire soine ten years neo--written at
that time by hin anonymously Out
Oh this fumbng Of a worn Out dratna-
list Of l,ondan--his excellencies al
ready in The market--raying his re-
looted addresses 10 the American
public.
poWHLt 4 pAtNrlNa AND PUTNAM q
M1aaslsE.-llho last number Of
putaam'S Masaaine contains n
d savagc onslaught. almost ba'barie in
It's taste. On the greai naiioual paint
ing Of Powell, which IL now On exhibi-
lion st The Academy ~ Design. in
Broadway. Fntnaa's Maga stas is
said to he c,rionsly mbpeged lie
has ii number IT itteyateuys young
men about tuwn--fufpislihg him with
his original articles. When one Of
them calls on him, asking What sort
Of article shall ! give you about the
Cabinet n Mr.. Putnam Immediately
replies. ooh, pitch into tlem--pitcb
into them. " Another comes IN aud
says, 'tMr Putnam. how shall | trent
MIR powel's celebrated painting =
my dear fellow he replies, pitch
into it-pitch into Il" Another MP
proacl,es with, Glow shall | review
The new novel Of Jerry Shocks =
ooh Jerry snooks, pitch into it,
pitch into h. - The truth is that Put
nam haa started to make Magazine
on the principle Of pitching into every.
thing and We should not be surprised
to see some one pitch into putm.ms
Waaas,ne pretty severely one Of
Theses dsysi---N. Y. Heynla.
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Tun CatHoblo Dlrrlor,tv A.
IjutfAto 49, We lave alinady m.
nouuced that bishop Tinon, II l'uHn-
10, has addressed u letter to the ihnrcl,
Of NJ Louis, IN that city commanding
the trustees TO surrender their rhnrel
property into his hands, IL accordance
with the recent decision Of the polm's
Nuneio. and threatening them with
recommendation If they refuse 10
comply. The Buffalo Co,uter says.
Two weeks last Sabbath The church
and congregation were called together
md the letter read In their he ring,
that they might TAKE such netion as
thcy saw tlt upon 1t II was u,nni-
inously resolved that no answer should
be made to tho letter, but tho bishop
be loft to take such course NJ he
thought wise mud proper, and tlus
matters ut present renain. Tho
members Of the chnrc, aay TINT they
could BIO no worse off than they are
now, as by an interdict they are to-
prived Of the services If n priest whom
the Bishop furnishes, and they refuse
to accept Of the MD Of any but those
regularly appointed, even could They
be obtained
The Now York lion-hunters we're
disappointed when 'hcy
learned that kosztn. who arrived il
town, from Boston. had given them
the go by and left for Washing.
ton. A great number Of eloquent
speeches. understood to have been in
tho pockets Of several we'll known
city orators, are thus, cruelty killed
oft. A complimentary dinner, " "a
procession and an indignation meet
ing in the Park are also among the
killed and wounded.
44-Ass1-44s 1870 4s4as
Bum AND BLENNERnAssET.- A
slave who was once the property of
Blennerhasset, 1t IL said, is now living
on the plantation Of Captain Scott,
near Jefferson, Texas He was on
Blennerhassct Island VIXEN the militia
went there to arrest his master, and
he remembers the incidct well, lie