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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
FRANCE.


I've ARAeay-The Emprcss-Arrests OF Writ.
ers-Caruiyal-Foretgu Politics.
0srsspsssssssei he r. Y. rrAsss.
PANS. Monday, Feb. I, 1888
The number OF persons embraced in the late
measure Of socalled amnesty amounts 70 1912
The list Of their Nance fills forty columns of
the double-sheet Aesi,esr issued Friday last
Ii does not contain the names Of the exiled
Generals, nor those Of the members of the Ma.
tional Legislature, who were seized by armed
fierce and sent out of the country, not only
without form Of trial, but without form of scca-
sation, by arbitrary order Of the Savior Of
France, the just and benevolent protector OF
law and order, and religion. In iauding the
goodness Of the imperial heart displayed in this
act Of pardon. the adulators of the reigning
power make no mention of the fourteen months
of suffering which these four thousand men and
their families have endured, while awaiting the
Emperers marriage. After Louis Napoleon
had utterly failed in his criminal attempt st
Boulogue to introduce civil war into peaceful
country and overthrow a regularly constituted
Government. and had barely failed in his at
tempt 10 shoot an warmed government officer
who resisted him, he was allowed all the sdvan-
tases Of formal trial--time 70 prepare his de-
Tense, conformation Of witnesses, the assistance
of the ablest legal counsel in the realm, the
privilege Of speaking himself, and the advocacy
before pubic opinion Of certain Journalistic In
the prison where be was confined, be was al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
Wright. Candy & Co., Circular.

Per Pacific. Liverpool, Tuesday, FEB. lSo
Our Cotton market since Friday, has lost much OF the
buoysnt tone note on that day The Saur
dy were large being sweed up by extensive purchases
spscu and for in anticipation Of stimulating
counts by the Since the receipt OF the Arabas
advces however, the market has assumed quiet appear
ance for although they report falling OF in the receipts a.
the ports they at time, advise the prospect Of their
he, ping vpon par with those OF last year for some few
weeks 70 come aud market hinges upon the extent OF
Crop, the progress OF the receipt watched with
xety and BY each steamer has or less influence.
general impression prevails that the Bank will further
ncre e the of discount at early day which Is suf
ceut to check large operations and while holders do not
saes they the demand freely about last F
DAVIS quotations, the market closing quietly.
The sales Tor three days are estimated at
Bales. Spec. Ex Amer. Brazil. Egyptn. Surh.
Saturday. 1000 500 $3.50 30 $40 so
NonIsy . 500 Ices 5C00 100 100 800
Tueslay 500 LEO 4O00 $50 200 800
Import. for same time is abont 81, o0c bales
PRICES TO-DAY.
n cleans Fair Sd Mddns, Cd Ordinary ID ID e5ll
Mobile 6td; " sd; - ID. 25d. d5l1.
Atlantic sd; 5iS-l6d iddH a5id.
The Manchester market quiet buyers offer rather lowe
prices tor both GOODS and iARNs but producers being nde
pendent by large contracts entered upon firm
their pretensons The CRAM market has hat re-
covered from the depression noticed last week. and slightly
improved prices have been paid for WHEAT and FLoUR
although the business done has not been large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
Liverpool Markets.

CoTToSThe America carried out adyices nearly the
cose of the market Saturday, 5h inst and reported
sales active, amounting lOO0 bales about onehsf for
speculation and export, and with prices sustained THIS
favorable tone lost Monday It'll after receipt OF the
Arsbas ard the sales OF that day than
6tOo tales, OF which COO speculation and closed
quietly.
Yesterday 9Th the sales Of the day 5000 bales OF
which 1000 speculation and so for export; 40
Psrnam and Maranhsm st 6A 800 Egyptian l6.D
49, so Surst At 3.dIi aud ~ Sea Islands at 20d "a
Tie market closed tanely with much offering Compared
with Friday, rates nominay unchanged but the tight
OF Saturday and Mondays market is gone American
may be quoted for New Orleans Fair, 6i; Mddling Or
leans, 6i Mobile Fair J6i Middlinz Mobile, l5g Fair
Uplsds, i6t MiddDg tplan6s, Is 1915
To-day, oh, the Pacific will sail before the market opens
BREADsTUFFs-1he market 1t Liverpool partially recOv-
cred from the depre sion OF last week slight advance
from the low rates of last sdviees quoted to-day Id
\ 70 tbs WHEAT, and Cd. v Dbl FLOUR. INDIAN CoRs az
late quotations. Business generally moderate.
PEOvISross-PoRK active. BEEF in good demand, and
wiL gy by sellers BACON Inquired for. LAID quiet.
PRonUcRThe business in Sugar continues limited sales
Of 2O bags Bonarts ct 100 bags DATES IS and 60
bills PeTnans at 10 9aAI q At the public sales OF
new Ceyon COFFEE III. morning 90 bags Plantation
brought seas and 800 bags Native 81 d48 n cwt for
sound. The TEA Market 10 without alteration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
James Ni'uenry'. Circular.

PEI PGctar LIVERPOOL, go. o, 1879
PRovisioSs-Bacon and Cheese are much inquired tor
Reefs sells freely ex ship importers being willing sellers
under sdyicss Of large shipments from America PORK also
meets good demand.
LARp Is dull. az co.. -, -,
BEy,psTVTTs-The Gem market gains strength. Flour
has advanced 4 and Wheat 8 y 70 lbs fgom the lowest
pont but there not much animation IA the transactions
Indian Corn partakes Of the improved feeling.
CoTroNThe advices per Arabia have checked business
the make, is more freely supplied and 10 eject sales
ssht reduction must DO submitted to- Yesterday ottO
bales were sold and to-day the sales are 5000 ba!es-2SO
bales in the two being for export or speculation
IN the former The altered OF this market has limited
bnspess n Manchester and sellers to-day have been
ieus 10 Obtain renewal OF bids which last week they de-
cliEed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
London Markets. Feb.

sUGAR-This market IL very firm for all kinds but in
foreign there have not been many sss cargo Of brown
Pernsmbgeo sfost deliverable in the Clyde has been sold
az 1915 Refined low % hDe grocery Jumps IS TO 4s
The quantity OF British Plantation landed week at the
East and West India Docks So hhds ~ 3S6 bbls
there were taken for home consumption hhds % tc
tres, SIS bblA -
CoFFLE-The demand for native Ceylon has been quiet
bat good ordinary Of the import has been yer than
81 Plantation wanted at previous rates especially the
low sorts. Mocha tends downward.
Rus-lhe quntlty landed last week at the East and
West neiA Docks ia puns 10 hhds IL taken
for home consumption 2o3 puns bids and exported ls
puns ia bids The stock in the places u TO- 500 pans
hcE-Of IS te bsss Coringa offered By auction, were
snly about half sold At TO- 6l0l 8 for good mid.
PtPPER.-lS5 bags white, 7.d.G7,d.; Tor good mid
SINGAPORE loz bags black, partly sold Of SD for fan
sfteo.
TILLOw-P. Y C. Is s5isa44 per cwt on the spot, AID
town 10 ., being heavy.
TEA-Not much DONG but holders ask pre- vious rates
CoTros,-The demand 4 good at firm rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

RI The census Of Sc. Louis, just tsken'
gives total population Of 1854. The white P'pT ~.
ton 81, $40 Free colored AS; slaves ls3e ~
census gives ether items Of nterests The -
story Of the consumption of ardent spir's 10 ne e
In tie six wards there arc 355 dramshops ana %
houses. One ward has 90 dealers 10 LIQUORS, -
other - The total number Of buildings IN "S ''''
wooden, brick, and stone, Is 1880
INDIAN NEws.-The South Wesfern 800. :.
Auoicaa states that Hon II. p Bee, OF Austin 100
eeyed letter from Col Z. II Jordan, dsfsd 'sssS
jan 25 ssyinz that news had been received la hoSt
of indiana, 20 in number on Saturday "a mS SO
,srds ~ The rsnoo two LEFT one severely woosa.
and took of youth about IS yesrs old. The mon ~,
IN 10, nation came, Lieut. BuTlesou started -.
them. consequently hopes are entertained -
ages may stil meet their weil-nerised ees''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
Richardson, Bros. 4 Co.'s Circular.

LVERfOOL, a Month Ih, I6lI
Our supplies still continue on a liberal scale.
Rather more frmuess has marked the trade since the date
of our st and purchases Of WHEAT and FLOUR could
be effected AZ the utcs then current - -
Second No. Sch, 1883
We had good attendance Of mlers and dealers At this
mornings market. The trade opened rather heavy but TO
ward the close better demand sprung tor WHEAT and
FLoUR and quote advance OF Id q ~ ~ and 81. v
Dbl UPON the reduced rates OF last market aud the
whole a fair extent Of business was transacted.
Floating cargots of lSDns CoRN rather more inquired
for Al the reduction OATMEAL Of good quality in rather
better dem and p d23; inferior but little inquired
for Oars slow sale our chief stock here being OF mid
ding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rroxn sh;n,ev < Co.'S Circular.

Per Pacific LIVERPOOL Tus sdiy, FEB. s lSN
Our CorroS market has been dull the date OF
Lass circuar the business the DAYS being lo)
bales with 1850 s3eeuatos aud exporters. az prices
rather in CT buyers the continuance Of large es
having caused considerable dppontmentnent % holders
Todays Manchester market has also parsed OF quietly with
lees trmuess IN prices. -
We have TO notice slight improvement in WHEAT and
FLoUR with advance the former Of Id 90 n and IN
the latter Of Cd 4 Dbl BROWN, SHPLEf 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
ITALY.

The brothers Rothsehild have contracted for
ls.n OF 50OO0Ocof 20 Piedmont, ard another of
Soevo00 10 Tusesny
Naples and Sardinia are both increasing their
amy.
In consequence OF some disturbances at Ri
-ai battalion OF Austrian troops hss oerun;ai r.
cry, notwithstanding The remoIstsnce Of he Pounesl
Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
BELGIUM.

In the Chamber of Representatives, on the
4th the Minister OF Foreign Affairs presented bill for
creot of 5000 francs for the outfit OF Minister and
Councillor a Legation to Russia with which power
ssd the Minister Belgium il the point of establish
ING intimate and constant relations This is significant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
Money Market.

Lospos.-Ths Commercial Lit Of eth says: Rates Of
discount remain much the and Money rather srn-
gent few fTst-Tse bills done under the Bank rats
and q freely offered Friday, 8t Consos opened at 81.
dys, and closed for money and account 9e3as9i Bank
STOCK SNd23. Government purchases impaired the i'm
proved tone TO Conso but they looked rather heavy the
close Business was limited in Railway shares and the
kets sthou steady do not improve. Foreign quotations
not materially altered
PARiThe BouTse was lsnguid and want Of confidence
W. perrepube sIasns spectators The Three Per Gents
clossd At IOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

ersl engagements with the Montenegrinsi but
they Will hardly be able to keep the Montene-
grins conquered, possessing, as the latter do
warlike habits, great powers of endurance, nun.
berless wild retreats in their mountains and
rsvines, and having something more than moral
aid from Austria and Russia c.R.B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
FRox TAxprco.-By the schooner Jane Ell

IHUN IANTTOV'"DJ 0H" 'ciIo0" =, r-,.I-
,ubeth Capt Love have received fes OF the ia'@s
p,eo and n Comeyeio de Tdmpioo 10 the I'd ut 1900
Gov Preto in reply TO the note Of the sss~s,n ps..
va informing him OF his reasons for snootns D 20
Rodriguez rejects the spposon that the latter "" e'
spnng against the country. .-s..A
There = 20 other in the papers We have iec.os
except lardatory notice Of DR. Anastass basamshse'
PresidsB, ofthe Republic, who died short time INC nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
Hayre Market.

The Havre Cotton Market Saturday the h bsiss the
latest Gates possess exhibited qaetnes though
st firm waiting the Paehcs letters Sales Of the d.y
nearly z5o bales Good midding Oreans 70 arrive f. az
mddhng fair Orleans f. 95 Coffee continues in uood.r,s
demand Nothing TO note In Sugar; very little done IN
AAAes, Rice, Hides or Oils -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
SPAIN.

The Ministryappear certain to obtain strong
and compact majority in the approaching elections
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

The papers TEEN with congrstulaIOry address
Is 10 the Emperor and Empress We read TIA, their
hsjestes appeared horseback II the Bois de Bou.
logne Tie other day and received with enthusiasm
The round Of ocis ieies IN honor OF their marriage
now pretty nearly exhausted. On Moa5ay evening
1ib, the great fete a: the Luxembourg came OF
Notwithstanding the universal belief that
important change were contemplated in the Ministry
the h9niisrr declares ths. the rurors were totally
without iouLdaton. IL : true however that tie change,
Indicated IN cur last dispatch were ca the Of being
made. and thsi Saturday 9Th inst. the day they
were expected 70 be made public but IN the meanwhile
sTeeoDeaisE0n hks been patched up
|. Government has again under consideration a
project Of lAw BY which ire rate Of irtsres, slowed Nv
savings Banks = TO be reduced 10 per cent The Dc
PEoionsaon 81 rs charter 70 thirty instead 0: taree
years
The Council Of State is very actively occu.
pied WIKI the budget Each Of is seelions has tore 4,
tie estimates Of enc or mere Of the Minister. Tn.
Councl spears juzty alarmed At the amount OF ex
psndrure which Il shout 81 0O0 0OG more than ,,1t
year; srd al pa-tes, Ministers IS vel ss Councillor.
spper eosrrssst bow 70 plsce the bulge, Of expense
sDd tts Of t5coEne u harmony. Various psas are s,
gessec for economy and rsnrI zat che OF them /. s
reduction Of the FOuI snda Half and Three per Cea
wkich L Il calculated would proiecs saving OF .b,.
ls,gCQOoos yet with al thee projsc.s snd al .h-
etUrs CT Government. the presumed recsipts thoyh
more hsn last year, WI matters remain thsy are
be 1.ef.or % the expenditure BY about 80 ~ 1o0f Ia
EnptrCr, sPPears, insists On IN elGEbrim bsay es-
tsbbs he'd ana that the estimates Of eXperi,e sa be
recon dered BY the Council Of Sta,- WIKI view 70
their reduction and be u understood 70 have declared
that the Legislative Corps ms; have a baizer ca
etilisrs before az - meeting The resu ~ TIA; he
ministers are 10 De seen frequently IN the different
ccns Of the Council Of State and do heir utmost ~ e
iend inch BY inch rather hgure BY figure each his
own esamstss. Zach one maintains that hs csunof
s'sse any item withou, detrnent 10 his particular ser
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09

A DUTcm JUSTICE OurDoNE.-A
Dutch Justice is the universal pack
horse for all the judicial bulls-but
we have lately heard a story which we
shall saddle upon Il Yankee Justice,
residing in Iowa A man sued another
in an action Of account. After patient
ly hearing the case through, his hon
or pronounced judgement as follows ::
John Smith, stand by; you have
had a fair and impartial trial by jury
Of your country, and have been found
indebted to the plaintiff. This court,
therefore, pronounces Judgment against
you for sum of eighteen and three
fourth cents, and may God Almighty
have mercy on your SOUL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09
steam Engines IL Sugar Mills
BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.

THE subscribers are fitting up -Four
l. Steam Engines, as follows:
One Engine " inches cylinder, 4 II stroke,
with Sugar-Mill Rollers, 4 II. long, rs inches
diameter, with wrought iron shafts
One do II inches cylinder, feet stroke,
with susar-mill rollers fl. long, &c inches
diameter.
One do l2 inches cylinder, feet stroke,
with sugar-mill rollers 4 feet long, 60 inches
diameter.
One 10 inches cylinder engine 3, stroke,
suitable for a saw-mill or medium size
sugar mill.
We are now extending the buildings con-
nectcd with the Foundry, and increasing the
machipeEy, and are enabled 10 do all kind Of
work in our line that may be confded to US.
The patronage Of the pubic is respectfully
solicited. HILL Il HENDERSON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09

Discovery OF A BURIED Cry
The city Of Sackarch, about five miles
from Cairo, has been exhumcd, and
multitude Of curiosities discovered
by n French gentleman, who has OBJ
tanned grant Of the spot from the
Pacha. lie has laid open long bu-
ricd street, sixteen hundred yards in
length, and containing thirty eight
granite sarcophagi each weighing
about sixty-cight tons. At Alcxan-
dria, has also been laid open very re.
Gently, the foundation Of what is be-
Iicved to be tie once famous Alcxan-
drian library, destroyed by the Caliph
Ormur.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09

u A proclamation from the Prcsi-
dent Of the United States appears in
the Washington papers Of the 10Th ul-
timo, declaring that an extraordinary
occasion requires the Senate Of the
United States to convenG for the trans
action Of business ut the Capital, in
the City Of Washington, the 18th Of
March, ut twelve o'clock at noon of that
day, Of which all who shall at the time
be entitled to act as members of that
body, are hereby required to take no
tice."
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09

uy-Dr. Mazzinghi, who was con-
demncd by the legal tribunals in Genoa,
recently, under an old law to three
years imprisonment, Oh charge Of
Protestant propagandsm, has been
pardoned by the King, at the instance
Of the Ministry.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09

UAt IN Election hold at the
Presbytcry Of St Joseph's Church for
tho purpose Of IIlec!ing five Persons
to serve as wardens Of said Church
for tho ensuing year. the following
named Persons were elected: Col.
Philip liicky, Ambrose Thcriot,
Peter Mckitrick. Antoine Pojol aud
II. Y. Babin.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09
opPieIAL.
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Baron RouoE, MmM 7M, 1853.
Regular meeting Of the Board Of Sc
lcctmen, present:
joins r. Durnoco. Mayor.
Jordan Holt. Joseph Monget,
Samuel NJ. Hart, Eugene Lanoue,
q, L. Hall, Chas. Gnedry.
The proceedings Of last meeting were
read and approved.
The committee to whom was referred
the petition from the Female Orphan Asy-
Ium, were allowed, by request, until Mon
day the 18th inst TO report
A communication was received from Mr..
J. =. Michael, which on motion was laid
on the table.
The following accounts were presented.
allowed, and ordered 70 be paid.
J. j. Odom, Jail hands 76 90
all fees Migrants 80
Nelson Potts, Brick bats 4j rs
Nelson Pots, Brick cnlvert on
Convention and st. Charles SITS, 90 90
John Tilano, pipes 10 cisterns - 90
Comet Office, printing Brief, 10 90
S2I3 Is
An account from D. Searles, amosnting
to the sum OF $500 for boarding a pauper
sally York; was presented and referred
10 the Pauper Committee.
Az account from Messrs. II. K W. Wal
lef amonnting to $3.50 for surveying was
presented which on motion was referred to
the Finance Committee.
TREASURES REPORT.
Amount on hand last report 800 50
Amount since collected SOL Oh
$11O3 81
Amount discussed CPS O3
Balance on hand SA77 81
On motion the Board adjourned to Mon.
day the l4th inst, at 4 o'clock, p. M.
JOHN r. DUFROCQ, MAYOR.
0. BA.skE, Clerk.
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Menu AOuertisements.

Notice.
TNhe Mail Bag made up in this place on
l. Sunday for Lobdels store, p. o.. bav-
ing been stolen from the Agent on the Wharf
Boat aud all letters taken from II and OPEN
81 thsr,fo
Persons having mailed letters on Satur-
day and Sunday Tor Lolnlels store are request
cd to make it known 10 the Post Mastei.
JNO. e. LANOUE.
Post Office Baton Rouge, March 9th 1859
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09

u The Paris correspondent of the
Republic says that the Spanyarls are
in ecstacics at the French Empcror's
choice Of "a Spanish bride. The fasIr-
ion Of wearing tights and knee-breech-
es is to be introduced at the Escurial,
in imitation Of the mode adopted at the
Tuilcrics.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09

4 We take the following u y from
Ae editorial columns Ut the teliciana
Whie ~ The ID inst, on the worn out
subject Of - removal Of tho sent Of
Government:
The editors Of tho city Of Baton
Rouge, seem to be in . constant fer.
Int about tho removal Of the seat Of
.GeJernment, Take it easy gentle.
: 81. Your beautiful city IL as good
a place for Legislative deliberations rs
any other in the State-.he people
have approved ofthe site, and tho leg
islator who would vote to cxpend ten
rents Of the peoples money torcnove
il, would consult the dictates Of pru.
denee by never asking the voters Of
this region Of Louisiana for their en-.
dosement The question should be de-
fnitely settled Mt once. This constant
recurrence to tho agitation Of it only
serves to delay the business Of the State
it has mn unhealthy influence upon
the Legislative mind-it creaics NOR
bid appetite among Legislators for the
amusements Of New Orleans. Instead
Of attending to their dutys MS becomes
honest agents with delegated powc:s,
they are too commonly found in the
Bar Rooms, ptcls, Theatres and all
other places 81 amusement in New Or
leans. Baton Rouge has been very
unnecessarily abused for bad accommi-
dasions, extortion, and many other
grave offences. This means to dcpre.
ciate the holest efforts Of the citizens
to accommodate visitors, is to say the
least Of it unreasonable aud unjustiG-
able. Good Ikimcnt, we'll cooked
and clean vii ID quiet room and
comfortable bed, Gun always be had
on reasonable terms in Baton Kongc.
The Legislator who would desire more,
~ more DESTROYS to satiate his own sen.
s,.al appetites than to discharge the
trust bestowes upon him by his co''stit-
uants. Our old friend Markham, ut
the. Harvey House, gives them every
ddy Of the session u better bill Of fare
than any Of them would find Mt home.
This constant harping upon the want
Of comfortable accommodations in Bat
on Rouge, is simply, disgusting. The
people, in their republican simplicity,
are not quite prepared to recognize II
LuculIus in every man, who by virtue
Of his brief authority, and II cushioned
chair, chooses to fancy himself better
than the plain and homely and honest
constituents, who breathe into his con-
sequental carcase the little official dig
nifty which makes him swell and strut
and turn up his nose.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09

uy-lt will be seen from notice Of
the Post Master in another Column
that leather mai; bag was cut open--
robed Of its contents aud thrown into
the new building o: Luion ON the
Leyee. Fortunately it was II mail
for Lobdclls Store, and there were no
Registered" letters Of valuable con
tents in it. 1t is supposed the bag
was stolen from the Wharf Boat
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09

VA very beautiful young lady.
says she like the Comet very much
but she never sees any tails" in it
TO this we have but one reply. The
Comet deems itself sufficiently inter-
csting if it gets tho heads Of things,
and it cannot with its present dimcn-
sions ind room for tales"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09

ANNoyING.--Little dogs. little debts
and little men. Attend concert, and
you will find the only person who
wishes to bring his boquets into early
notice, will be dappcr little fellow
who has to stand on a single to jump
over corn cob,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-09

ucAn article on the reorganization
Of the Judiciary" is too lengthy for the
Comet. We regret this, for we should
like to spread before our readers a,'
article from this aule sourse ON sub
ject 70 vita!y important to the welfare
Of the Community.