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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

tV~The new Organ for the First Presbyterian
Church at Rome N Y. is now completed at the Organ
Mandatory Of Mr. GEO JARDIsE, No. 5iS Pearlst, y
and il will remain for public examination Friday and Sat
urday This Instrument of the largest class containing
ranks Of KEYS stops stops pedals &c and Is Of
Of Organs of the same magnitude building to
order various Churches Parties intending TO procure
Organs Clergymen and Professors especially invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

A meeting of the Stockholders OF tne
Cleaveland. PinevIle and Aranfs !,
WA held az Cleveland on "eanesds - .,
was unanimously voted to OF Up l.s -. -,
the chartered limit OF u 'o" 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

Gus investigation Of days duration by Coroner Ball
into the the death of Cha q English late propn-
etor of the Livingston House, in Atantc-st the Jury
rendered verdict yesterday that he died N Inflammation
of the brain 1t thought that his death the result
of injuries inflicted some two weeks previous ia ARRAY
with three rowdies who into his baIroom. Hence
the invest cation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

Motion for Injunction restraining the grantees
from proceeding with the road The argument called
Oh but motion OF defendants counsel postponed 10
Tuesday next.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSl0NS-FrdIy-Before
the RECORDER and Aid SMITH and BAxD.
THE porY PERJVkY CASE.
Henry II. Rice, recaled-Was examined rela-
tive the session Of the SUPERIOR Court IN the foe. case
JOAN kr.pstor, recalled-Nas present st the Forrest
trial; DR. Qusckenboss tina, said he bad lo
his memorandum book in which he had made charges for
Ssnsei leser sTorn-Am one OF IN. officer. of the su
ODD YOU hear Mr. Forrest say he would be willing TO
20 10 Hell If lie could get Doty to the State Prison
Objected 10 and ruled out.
Theodore r. Isaaes merchant o: No % Joan-st test
6ed to the good character of D0sy. -.,.
Hsrrisf Doty sworn-Is Of defendant and hvss
Bu-pston VI we removed from Rochester 20 Neg York
in 1884, my bethsr ysised Us ~ nos nss ~ - ns
week in july received letter from him after his return
to Newiork letter shownl dated JAY ~ lsii Ieesssed
the letter within week after ne iei.i ne was -. -
week with us my youngest sister went back WIN nn
the subject OF his was spoken about "nea he"ss~
CTossersnineS-This IS the letter received from nv
brother; OF have lived IN Rochester Is long
can remember; have received other lssteis nom ny
brother can't in al Is may have some 81 t1ea
Amer some further testimony tom the wines h' Ooaf'
rHx ASSAULT UPON Mr. H,YpocI
Alfred Seaman the black, who Is indicted Tor Aaslt aIa
battery with intent TO k Mr.. Heary Hsytoes BY aasa,
lDs hDs rsapp4It ta1o-l- -
Pssrl st. on the cat of the lih ut placed on rriA
Mr. Hsyaoek clearly Identified the sner but the cogn
,s for the latter introduced several who ss:-d
that he was smother place the tbs assault As
committed. The jury acquitted HIM Court AdloaFnsa
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
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SO ST. sell So 5 ssS 5Ss $50 557, SIS, $50 so. Ne
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

GAS GAsi-Oyer one thousand different
patterns of Gas Fixtures Just from factory Antique
great manufacturing depot of ARCHER, WARSER Co. No
SID BrosdwAy.
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MARRIED.

cRASE-cAvAsAGH-YeA - hy tie Rev " Hlttns
NJ s-roo crsr<. Of s-vui j. n NJ spJ hsrr'oa d'ash
frr Il w A. C,vsnash. q tss eI.J.
50 ke~Gt psps- p-s-e copy.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, Thursday Feb y, 1855.
No. rs. Henry ID. HUFF, ct al, plaintiff in
error Vs. C. j. Hutchinson ct al-The argument Of this
pause was continued by Seward for the defendants IL
error and concluded by MIR Chahed for the plaintiffs IN
error. = -
No IT, John @ Goesel ct al, appellants Joseph NJ.
Birpeler 81 al.-Tbe argument OF this cause was com
menced by Mr.. Quinn for the appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow II O'Clock A. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
The American Exchange Bank proposes 70


drawn.
The American Exchange Bank proposes 70
increase its Capital Stock
In the Supreme Court Of Rensselaer, Coun-
ty on "Wednesday, verdict for slS5OO and interest
rendered against George N. Tbbtts. in behalf Of
the Troy and Boston Railroad Company, being an IN
paid balance Of subscription Of $4,000 to the Capital
stock of the Company of which $500 had been paid.
Various technical objections taken by defendant
the binding effect of his subscription, but the
Court decided the points in favor of the Company.
The first auction sale of French goods of
the season, took place yesterday. The company was
large and good prices obtained The auction bus
ness of late has not been so active formerly in con-
sequence Of the importers being sble to dispose OF
their goods freely sipnvase sale.
The receipts of the Stonington Railroad are
about 800 per day in advance Of lAst year.
The Central Bank has called the final in
s,ament on its capital stock.
Ii is stated that Mr.. Freeman Clark, cap
ast of Rochester proposes take par the $500 900
stock authorized to be issued by the City of Rochester
to aid in building the Genesee Valley Railroad and to
assume the entire construction Of the road. 1t IS sup
posed that this offer will be accepted and the road IN
mediately built
The bill TO egalize the contract between the
Paterson and New.York and Erie Railroad order
ed TO third reading in the New-Jersey Senate on
Wednesday. Amendments were offered establishing
Paterson as stopping place tor all the trains and
ensciing certain Of fare and transportation These
were lost but another adopted giving the Legisla
ture power at any time to repeal the law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

lowing stocks were sold q: auction by Simeon Draper
% ooo P.rifc Maui ste.usbip s,ock ...........ilos
$500 P.sifc Nal Stea-oshir stock
Snso Cipcfrp.fi H,rpilton snd DAYTON r r. T,.... -
ace Cslifcrris Is payable n New Sei
go Union Mutua Scrip 1879 80
80 Union Mutual Scrip 1880 IS
So Un1r Mutual Scrip 1851. -
20 Shares SuIolk Bs.F ..............T
10 Shares Republican Fre insurance. Con-.
- Shares OSwero and Syracuse RAilrosG. %
III Shares Horz;ouie Rsilrosd.
10 Shares Vermont Valley Railroad .......... II!
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

$4,000 Income Bonds Of Buffalo and State Line Rail
road. and - 900 California State Bonds were with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

~ FREEMAN, at No 80 FultOn-st, has got his
spng style OF Hats ready Call and him at NO 70 Full
tou-st Gold,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
SUPREME CoURT-GESER,L TERN

sENOND-NFs
Gerard Stuyyesant sgt. Denton PearsaN and Others
Motion for Injunction restraining the grantees
from proceeding with the road The Argument called
on but ON motion OF defendants counsel postponed 10
Tuesday next
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

From late tables compiled for, and
published in Hunts Merchants Maya
zine, We learn that the number Of
miles Of railway now in operation upon
the surface Of the globe is, 29,6O6.
On the LIST Of Jcnunry 1923. there
we're in the United States 1927
miles Of completed Railroad 1923
miles of railroad in various stages Of
progress, and about 1000 miles in the
hands Of the engineers, which would
be built within the next three or four
years. making total Of 33, 155 miles
of railroad, which will soon traverse
the country, and which, at an average
cost Of 100000 Ia ,ccll ascertoimed
arerage) for each mile Of Road, in
Guiding equipments; will have con-
sumcd capital, amounting in round
number, to 81 ,OOO, 900, 900. One bill
lion of dollars q sum which at 8 per
cent. would yield $60,OOO,OOO annu-
ally, or more than sufficient to cover
all the expenccs Of the United States
Government, and of the Governments
Of every State composing the United
States, if administered with rcpubli-
can economy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22
The ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE

The ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
This is the title of an appendix to the
London Art Journal, . copy Of which
lies before us. The illustrated Cata-
logue gives drawings in the most e.
quisite style of art, of the articles Of
vivtm exhibited at the Worlds Fair.
The engravings are accompanied by
letter press descriptions. There is no
work superior to the Art Journal
wherewith to adorn the centre table,
and ws only regret that there are not
more copies to b. found in our parlors,
to take the place Of miserable tinsel
gilt ANNALS, with poorly executed
plates, that have been worn out in the
service of the book trade.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

~ The last number Of the Anti
Slavery Reporter computes the popu-
lation of African decent in America at
12,37O,OOO. OF these 4,O5O,OOO are
in Brazil, 3,65O,OO in the United
States, 100000 in the Spanish COL
onies, 100000 in the South Ame:-
lean republics, $50, 900 in Hayti. 750.-
600 in the British colonies, 100000
in the French colonies, and the re-
naming 200, 900 in the Dutch and Dan
ish colonies, and in Mexico and Cant
ida. OF the whole number, seven and
half millions are in slavery, and the
remainder free.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

The Vcrdict.-Mr. Thackcray has
lectured in most of the important cities
of the United States, and the vcrdicts
of his various audiences in HIS merits
and dement's have been generally sim
liar if not the same. His attack on
the memory of Swift has been denoun-
ced in New York and Boston, and is
now the sub ject Of severe comment
from the Washington journals. There
are arcana Of human nature which he
has not penetrated. or penetrated only
to seek there for rOttenness and cor
ruption. The manner in which he has
grubbed up the corpse Of Swift's rep
utation, and pointed out all the diseas-
cd portions, is suggestive of the atmos-
phere Of the dissecting.room.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

ga monster iron steamship, it il
said, is to be Immediately built in
New York. The saloon is to be 200
feet in length. with accommodations
for three thousand passengers There
are to be sixteen engines. with 5000
horse power; the NAHUM speed con-
templated is thirty miles per hour, and
the ship is expected to make the pas
aage from New York to Liverpool in
FIVE days.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

How IS THE DAY TO BIZ CELEBRA.
TED This question is difficult to
answer. We can find no one who
seems to be fully impressed that this IL
Washington's birthday. Alas. it ar
CUES nothing good, to find such apathy
about the nations anniversaries. The
Fourth comes, and the Eight, and the
ever glorious 22nd, and they all pass
by without any demonstration of no
tice. TO what must We look as the
cause Of this apathy: Is it not that
the nation is about to tear down it.
landmarks for others =? Is it not
that the bonds of Union have been
shaken, by ambitious and unprinciplcd
politicians, and the madness Of fanati.
cism! 1t looks SGT looks as though
our countrymcn were wild with rcpub-
licanism which must eventually end in
anarchy. 1t bchoves every good man
to awaken, look at your representa-
tives-see that they are not only clio.
quent, but that their eloquence is guild
ed by wisdom. and morality. See that
the rulers Of the nation do not reel in
the path Of rectitude. Look not only
to the character ofthe nations rulers
but your own State servants--from
the Governor through the Legislature
down to the Constablcs assistant. See
that not only they. but all the repre-
sentatives Of your rights are good men
and true.
DO this, and send down to the shades
Of retiracy such fellows as get into
places" merely on account of the ca.
pacity Of their bladders, and the ship
OF state is safe. Unless this be done
speedily, it is useless to take other
steps to perpetuate the republic. May
the time come when it will not be deem
cd a disgrace to fill chair in the halls
Of Congress or the State legislature,
and the vessel Of State-the good ship
Republic will go forward and fulfill her
destiny-carrying the blessings Of free
don to every cline which will be re-
received without blood, a. the heritage
Of mankind" Then We will not have
to ask show is the Birthday of Wash
ington to be celebrated"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

TThsre was jury case before
his honor the Mayor, yesterday, grow
ing out Of an Irish Wedding" as one
Of the politcst Constables informed US.
It would seem that Ilibernian can
give no better evidence that he is
pleased, than to crack somebody q
head.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

Police REpoRT.-The occurrences
1t the Mayors Office are sometimes
varied and interesting. Having ocea-
sion to make enquiry yesterday We
gathered the following As . beginning to
the current week.
Sunday the Goth. was ushered in
sunshine which afterwards proved
cloudy-the first item Of interest about
0 o'clock, A. M, was a difficulty be-
tween mulato Of Hill Il Henderson,
and negro Of Mr.. Waddill's-wheth-
or they were discussing the Clayton
Bu.wcr treaty, the annexation Of Cuba,
or the establishment Of Gymnasium,
is not yet ascertained, but from words.
they came to knock down arguments,
in Church street, and being spied by
officer Cousinard, he made them lock
arms and proceed a. loving and insep.
cradle .s Damon and Pythias to the
public Jail, where he rewarded them
for the interest they had excited in
the community.
2lst-Two old covies (slaves) Abram
belonging to Robert Beal and Henery
belonging u Thos. Prendcrgast were
taken up aud somewhat made to feel
the errors Of their ways by the hand
Of officer LeSaye. for trading in the
uood line, contrary to the rules Of
strict probity.
STATE Is CHARLES VoGT-before
J. X. Dufrocq, }. P.-Afidavit made
by Charles Baker, that on Sunday
night 10Th inst, be was assaulted and
struck violently with stick, in front
Of the Baton l;ouge Hotel by Charles
Vogt-Vogt knocked him down, lin
direct violation Of the sanctity Of the
Sabbath) knocked him when he was
down, aud when Baker hallowcd
enough" Vogt went away and said
he did not think he had enough
Afidavits sustained by the evidence
bond required $500 personal, and $500
security to appear at Court-bond
furnished by Peter Hartmann.
Peter Hartman, complained Charles
Baker had been guilty Of disorderly
conduct, on the Goth inst, in the after.
noon, at the Baton Rouge Hotel.
Witnesses proved, Baker had called
hard names to deponent, and played
Vulcan on the counter, making bis mas
sive fists answer for a sledge. There
being no evidence that he had inter-
rupted nobody, in particular, he was
discharged, 'ri,h cost.
Another difficulty took place among
some people Of the name Of Brous-
sard, of late removed to this town,
which resulted in a loss of credit Of
those engaged, State complaint in
this matter, was lodged before p A.
Walker, Esq., Justice of the Peace,
which has not yet been investigated.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22
Arabian Discoveries.

The Southern Organ" has discov-
cred that the art Of procuring spirits
by distillation, was discovered by an
Arabian Chemist :" and he says: "thc
government fearing its evil effects pro-
hibitcd its use" As we gratuctouSly
took upon ourselves a few days ago, to
prove that Eden" was a vineyard, We
must roundly deny the Organs "pro-
position" and throw down the gaunt-
let.
We will not be driven from our pos
ition by any such assertion We call
on the Organ, to give us his evidence.
and deny these historical facts.
LIST. That Paris was not slightly inc
buatcd when he went down to Troy to
steal Helen. We have Homer as au-
thority, that he drank wine
I'd. That the firm Of Cubebs 4 Co..
were not dealers in wines aud liquors
at Joppa, from which place to ')erusa-
lem they shipped wine in the days Of
SOlOman.
I'd. That Eden was a vineyard, We
have the authority of M~rrl'cad and
Milton. The last says, in his Para
disc" speaking Of the place where
Adam first bcl,eld Eve:
1t was cool and shady recess -
a grove with clustering "rimes. -
How is the Organ to get over this, and
prove that an Arabian discovered
spirits! Discovered !!".-this is a
great word, to use in this connection.
The juice was there, call it what you
will and the good scnsc Of Adam him
self discovered it." if you wish to
gite it modern phrase. The juice
was planted in the vine and elsewhere,
by One who knows better than man
what is good and proper for him. If
he abuses the use Of it, he violates ma
tural laws, for which he is more certain
to suffer justly than by laws made by
that very important wisc-to-the. end Of
wisdom animal, called man"
~Thc body Of DR.. DlckAssoN
drowned in Thompson's Creek, few
days ago, has not yet been found.
though dilligcnt search has been made
for it. The creek at the time was
very high from heavy rains, and run.
ing At rapid rate; the bed is we'll
known to be composed Of quicksands;
and anything deposited in it when the
stream is high, is rapidly buried. 1t
is feared that the body will not be
found.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

NJ The Governor has issued his
Proclamation, ordering an election for
Supreme Judges; election to take
place, on the first Monday in April
next, 1853.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

VINO DID JOHN GossLlN KILL He
never killed anybody here, though a
Western paper has picked up the item
and published it to the world. If he
killed anybody here. nobody knows it,
and somebody will oblige us to say
Who John Gosslin xillcd-where-
and what for.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

~ It is stated that DR.. Wite, Of
Hanover, Germany, has invented a
contrivance for arresting a railway
train at full speed, without injury to
carriage or passengers.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

MA Russian ambassador has ar.
rived at Port-au.Prince. The Amer.
cans are said to be continually treated
with injustice there, and arc very often
expelled from Jacmcl aud other towns.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

~The Japan Expedition sent out
by this Government is the subject of
comment in the French press, which
approves Of the enterprise, and pre-
diets that Japan will cave in, before
such naval force as is sent there.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

We are authorized to announce
Judge EDWARD SIMON, (lste
Judge Of the Supreme Court as a
candidate for Associate Judge Of the
Supreme Court for this Diytrict.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

GA polite invitation is on our
table to attend the Literary Exercises
Of the students Of st. Peter and St.
Pauls College this evening. 1t is de-
signed to celebrate in this manner the
Birthday Of Washington" Certain
ly there could not be more appropri-
ate way Of stamping indclibly upon the
minds Of those coming after US, !"
that this day gave birth to the Hero Of
Awcrican Independence. The old man
naturally revcrts to the games and
sports Of his childhood, and when they
are made to carry with the" bright days
like this, with holy lessons written up
on them, then it is that facts are inter-
woven with fiction--"Potcry with
prose" in such a manner that death
alone can sever the recollection.
1--WE would say to Many Voters
in answer to his anonymous COM
,nunication received yesterday. that We
are not now, nor have we ever been
very particular about names for things
that go into the Comet, but there are
some things land his communication is
Of the character) that require some.
BODY to stand for them. We have no
fancy for getting into difficulties, and,
have no idea Of thrusting innocent un-
offending gentlemen before the public
a. candidates without having some
responsible person to fall back on.
If"many voters" will come and let
us know how many he represents, and
tell us that he has the consent of the
parties he names that they shall be
"myrtcrcd" then his acceptable CON-
munication will be promulgated to the
world, in the first column of this very
interesting and valuable paper.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

~Will Col. Gaisford inform us
what sort of "gass" he uses, and how
much it takes to get up Balloon p
We have . friend who desires to put
up" in the light literature business at
Pompeii, and we ask for his informa-
sion.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

uIWe are authorized to announce the
name Of WIN. ROBERTSON, Esq, a. can
didate for Town Constable, at the approach
ing Municipal Election.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

The new Duke of Wellington has
been appointed master of horse to the
queen. The will of the late duke Is
stated for registry at 100000.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

DIED.
On the 18th inst, at Cooper's Wells,
Capt. T. w. REED, of New Orleans, .
native Of this place.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

~We are indebted to Hon $. W
D"wNs for public documents
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-22

NJ Now IS THE TiME.-Wc in
vitc public attention to the large and
valuable stock of Fruit Trees" now
offered for sale by Mr.. W. &. Yer
plank, at the residence Of II. Il W. g.
Waller. The trees are all grated and
Cultivated. at his own nursery, and
We have every assurance that Mr.. Yer
plank is n scientific and experienced
Agriculturist. Mr.. Vcrplank pro-
poses to visit Clinton in q few days,
for the purpose Of supplying that vi.
cinity.