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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

A W1Ton "A young lady in Paris,
lately made her forticth ascent in a
bslloon, and landing in the country
therukacf usltrsated her a a witch.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

Co The Emperor and Empress Of
France are engaged to spend the
Christmas holidays with QUEEN Veto
ria and Prince Albert, at Bucl1ing-
ham Palace. 1t is doubtful whether
they will be half as happy, con'entc,l
and light hearted as our Southern
negroes are sure to be about the same
time.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

Mr.. Evaris'e Dccuis, wing, was
elected on the 18th inst, Representa-
tive Of the Parish of St. Martin, to the
State Legislature, TO fiji the vacancy
oecasioned Ivy the Resignation Of Z.
Z. Briant, Esq.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

The editor of the Middletown (Ohio)
Herald has evidently been used up in
trade with some sharp YanLee, and
breaks out thus:
In this chiseling, avarieious, skin
ming, gouging. coldhearted, money
lending, understanding, and horse
trading age, that significant sentence
of St. paul's ought if possible to be
hung up in Gery letters uron the sky
as warning to manknd-for the
love of money is the root Of evil
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

a1- Capt. JouN Corroa, Of thc
laurel Hill, has our thanks for favors
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

y wag says that they undertook to
light the streets Of Syracuse, in the
State Of New York, with red-healcI
girls. The plan was excellent, bn.
failed from a singular cause all the
men however sober and selate, figned
to be drunk every night as an excise
for embracing The lump posts d!
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Tbe nm
~ dersigned is now prepared to manufacture
py Steam power a, the shortest rotice all kinds
ofsash, Blinds, Windows, Doors, &c-letters ad.
dressed to him ut the Post Office at Baton Rouge
will meet with immediate attention.
sept-3-tf. Wv BROWN
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

II The State Of Mississippi has
3,4443oS acres Of improved land ;
raises IS 1898 bales Of cotton l37.-
900 bushels Of wheat; 22,44f552
bushels o. Indian corn AZ 100
pounds Of tobacco 557 GIT pounds
Of wool; 4,344,23t pounds of butter ;
2,1l7,S5G pounds of rice, and has
SO, 4D3, G62 invested in live stock.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

u s CORVETTE ALBANy.-Con-
siderable anxiety is now felt among
those who have friends on board Of
this ship, which left Aspinwall over
two months ago, and has not since
been heard Of. The following is list
Of her officers:
"Commandcr. James T. Gerry,
Lientenants, VIM. w. Blocker, Mont
gomery Hunt, John Quincy Adams,
Henry Rodgers; Surgeon, Stephen A.
McCreary Assistant Surgeon, Rich
ard y. Corcoran Purser, Nixon
White; Master Robert A. Mar ;,
Midshipman, Bennett J. Riley.
The Albany WIS twenty gun ship,
and had a full crew of 1856 men.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

New Orleans, Dec 4M.-Col. John
r. Grymes died last evening Of an at
tack Of Paral ysis. He had been sick
three wecks.-D. Iauocate-
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

A man in Detroit has been fined
$50 and sent to jail for sixty days,
having whipped his wife the second
night after marriage.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

EJ- On the morning Of the 26th
ult., five houses were burned in Louis
Vile, Ky.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

IL The Cincinnati Gazette says
that The excitement against 7. b.
Manchester, the banker, who lately
failed in that city, is SO intense that it
wo,ld not be safe for him to be seen
in The streets. He had absconded. =
Up to Tie moment Of bis failure, he
was considered one Of the wealIhIest
men in .hr city He had created this
opinion by his style Of living Many
poor people who had deposited their
earnings with him lose their all.
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THE Mto1c or Mrsrc Music
speaks intrlfgib'y to oil hearts. It's
influence is universal. II, powers have
been recognized in all countries, and
its professors have been esteemed the
most gifted Of men. It has perform
cd part ri the services Of nearly all re-
Iigions aud in the ceremonies aud
pageants Of courts has played no mean
or nnilnportant part. lnthe altar SER
,ice of the jews it was no small ad.
i'ntt and in our own churches its
strains ore heard continually, doing
it spirl'ing gently, in raising the feel
ings Of the wors!'ippers above the mean
and sor'lIl things Of earth and time.
It's empire is bounded only by the linn
It's OF the globe and whether heard
from the nose blown flute and rude
tum tum Of tie South Sea Islander, or
dwelling in pealing harlnonies from a
thousand throats, it is alike potent and
absorbing. In modern times it's pow
~ aud Influence have been fully re-
cognized and, if the Orrhean I've
no longer wakes the woods to melody,
or tames the listening brutes, it at
least performs It's office rightly in hui
MANNING and refining the minds of
man. E.yatcr warns us to avoid the
man who hates music and the voice
Of Il child and in that sentence, had
he never written another, he discovers
the sell Of human sympathy deep
sunk within bis heart-Portland IT,
1le.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

Ole Bull and StrakoSch were before
the Louisville police court on Sa:ur-
day, The oath ult, and it is said they
locked oddly enough in such a posi-
ton. The charge against them was.
giving concerts without paving license
Il appeared that it was owing to the
neglect Of theis agent, and they were
let Of on paying tho required tax.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

EOR SALE.-A fine Black Walnut
Counting House Desk. Apply at his Office.
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NCOTCH SNTFF.-A full supply
~ Of the Best Scotch Snuff, in badders and bot
Ties just received and for sale at the Drug Store
Of [nov. 49, WADDILL & DAY,
Corner OF Church and THIRD streets.
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10 I'oawg Men out Of En-

10 1oamg Men out Of En-
iployment- - The Cincinnati prices
current; quote the market value. Of
Spring frogs" at 80 per donzen.
- y - . -----------
CuBA AND THE United STArEa.-
The Madrid Clumor PNblac0 Of the
2sih says:
France, like England, and in nc.
cord with her, is to send a strong squad
ron to Cuba, to pro'cc: it, if necessary
from any aftacksph the part Of the
United States
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

A valuable trick porey, belonging.
to WEIGH d Lcnt's circus. was killed
in PhIladeIdhia few nights since by
bis keeper, man named Smith. It
appears that Smith, while gearing the
animal for the ring, was bitten by the
latter, whewupon the man seized a
mallet and struck him on the head,
killing him instantly.-True Delta.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

MISUNDERSTANDING pur-
~ Chased the steamer Mary Foley. We are pre-
pared to deliver Pressed or Represscd Bricks in
New Orleans, or any point on the Coast. For
particulars apply to smitu, Johnston 4 Scott,
New Orleans, or TO
TRUDEAU, HUTCHINSON 4 CO.,
sept27 Baton f.onre-.
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Western Produce

Western Produce.
1n0 Bags White Corn 5 Tierces prime white
lUU lard; 10 Barrels Iowa Onions inst re-.
cieved per steamer Ocesna, and for Sale by
Nov. 9TH JOSCA BEAL.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

FRESH CONGRESS WATER.
Four Gross Of Fresh Congress Water, in pint
bottles just received and for sale at the Drug
Store Of nov. 10, WADDILL & DAY,
Corner Of Church and Third streets.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-10

.- Sweet Oil.
A FRESH SUPPLY-Just received,
IA aud for sale by CuARnorT 4 HOFFMAN,,
oct II. Court House Square.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-28
TOWN TlpLGS.

Indian Summer, soft All warm, makes al
tho land'crpc glad
thriving p'cnty-saazase'; which seems tC
argue the efficiency Of the dog law
--Ihinned-thc population OF the ial;-ont
good effect Of TIE Court
May is improving on line upon line bv
g.v.ns "'toiy" npon STORY
-----ib,n;lin in he IN rI:ct-,irrtly-g : L. and
hand organ 'ndc.s.
IN what do puai'ne consist! In Iuy:ng
and smoking soinc OF C,zIER'S fine Cigars.
---hescr:cl-'heC Court fIouse-g,rt.l Monday.
--"@t!l they comc''-tha ,l,tchcs The
"ArrHonlrIns' have given birth to another ditch
like enough 10 ";hat ditch 20 be its twin sister
--Wouid it not be wpli for those WHO are
picking at the "ArrHonlrIEs'' to pick ut that pie
near the post Office andcarry It off white carry on
Their jokes!
---''A sound Of revelrv by night attracted an
officer during the week he crirl Peace Peace -
and SO the piece was broken at his order. b. blow
on hs own heal
---N"t vt opcncl-,hosc lew streets. Are
the negotiations closei,
--l'iorc BRICK pavcmcrts arc soon to be laid
on the sdc-walks--so the signs indicate.
---!he business "pressuie' is but slightly
Felt here, for while it makes the times dull il,
sharpens the dealers
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Correspondence of The Ic,;l Whisl
Lctter fI9Eh T2Ei2s, Il. .sEESi:,.


DEAR WnIG:-it hardly does to speak of
business; every thing has been quite dull!
since last wrote to you, have been inform
ed on reliable authority that those who at
present can pay expenses must be satisfied.
Yet the city presents a very business like
appearance, if we can Judge from the number
ol strangers in town, all the Hotels being
crowded. Expenses Of living have incrcas-
Ell lull one half, and many are out Of employ
mcnt
The discovery of the remains of the Sir
John Franklin party has excited much inter
est for few days past. The denial Of the
late European victor.c has changed the feel
lhgs OF more than one Of our people.
The steam ship Osprey has arrived bring
ing news of the ''Arctic'' and large lot Of
damaged goods taken from tie Philadelphia
The Reporters of the public press complain
mrcl, Of the want of courtesy ON the part OF
the Captain when they boarded her.
They are boring an Artesian well for DR..
jaync's new building on Dock street, which
eXcitas some little attention for novelty.
We have had most splendid weather and
the city is crowded with strangers.
We have been honorcd by Boston com
mittcc who were to examine our Public lii
stltutiunS.
peculiar case Of Homicide was examined
yesterday, James Young. Conductor. WAS
charged with pushing Thomas Bently OF Il
freight train; On. the Columbia Railroad and
causing his death.
Ladies are beginning to repudiate the rrac-
ice Of the everlasting washing ofpavementS;
they say they cannot take walk and keep
dry feet.
l see with pleasure they are establishing
night free schools thror gllo,t the city. Now
all will be able to attend and still not be ohliig-
ed to give up their means Of support. 1t is a
very good move.
! could not but call to mind Weller's ad-
vice to his son. seeing youngStcr trying to
raise spending money ly show the stump Of
his leg which he had lost by Railroad acct
dent. His parents being well to do, | asked
him why he begged. lie answered, because
| want spending money.
/ could not help thinking some school mas
ter must have been abroad on seeing the fol-
lowing printed on a street stand on Chestnut
street, CHS. NoTs. EOsT. McRc,"
Yours, A. G.. F-YE.
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"NOTES AND OIERIES -

I'VE do not know b.it We may b. Liable to arrest
under the ordinance against firing crackers'' in
the town limits for letting off The following suuibs'
fnrnshed by certain contributors; who insist III It
while the "antEor.tics'' coerce them to pcnning
ming their puns.
WHY az" the people Of Elkon like Il"
!, erks Of the allies before ScyastnjoI? Eecuusc
their !nvcatmcts' arc Liable to "a FAX" attacks,
Ly TIE authorities.
Why are the President and Commissioners
Of the town Ike bad artillery men? Because they
don't discharge heir ordnance.
Why is the big ditch Ike piece of glass =?
EccaTsc it is a non-condIctor Why is il ike Il
spiked cannon, Because it wont discharge Why
IS it Ike hard drinkcr? Bccause 10 water passes
its mouth
Why the President anil Commissioners
of The owu OF Elk on like his Plutontn Majesty and
Council! EeeaLse their streets are paved with
good intentions"
---Iocs the law against racing authorize he
"Commis sicncra" 10 'cnrb" the streets. Or would
The water be liable to action if it Should run
t!iroagh that ditch e
----pught the Mayor to be suffered to run
about the streets when racing in town is prohibited
10y law
TAN OR worthy Mayor 'run' next
spring if the law against racing be rot repeated!
lis 1t under corporation law that the water
is ARRESTED from running in that ditch ~
--Are the merchants really liable to "A Tax
(ataeEs or will they escape by charge on their
customers?
---.tre musical notes taxable By the Elk
ton Corporations under late decision! and, if SO,
according to what scale :"
1t is proposed 10 stand that ditch on end
or Il town vel
is the Levy ma lie on the merchants more
than twelve and half cents
If TIE corporation can tax all we acquire
can it tax ~ choir its,if and ii quire' can be
taxed what will Lc the levy on Il 'reani -
-llas Ny ll"ccd that mortar before his
door in anticipation of another .chaigc'' Oh his
goods by the Town authorities,
1t is said Near The Church AMI far from
bcavcn; like that ditch which is nea the church
anti far from heaycn-;ny water IN ii.
That last took the premium, but unfortunately so
exhausted the puns:cr tina; farther efforts in this
line have been forbidden by his medical adviser.
until the next chang" of The moon.
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Tbe Gecil ll)l)ia.
ELKTOg, OGrOssllps 2s, 1851,

TAXING AWAY A LICENsE.--A man who
has his license TO sell liquor taken from hin
by the Court, generally finds in the proceed
mgs serious cause Of complaint. There. arc
however. far too few taken away, and in til,
cases where that Judgment is passed all con.
cerncd are undoubtedly benefited. The
community, generally, Is bpncftcd-t those
who drink about the house and abuse thcil
privileges there arc benefited, and the keep.
err and his family are benefited most of all.
The views of society in the county, tolerate
too loose discipline about drinking estab.
lishmcnts, and whenever case is presented
TO the court-it may be taken for granted
that the correcting hand of the law is needed
The anxiety on the part of many mechan.
les and others who have callngs which ell
sure them a certain and sufficient livelihood,
to open grogshops or low taverns, is lamen' .
able. and when one is so unf,i tunate as 70 Get
into the business, we hail it rs a bright dav
for all his interests, when his license is taken
away and he is driven from the dcinoralizng
trade.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-28
The MAGAZINES.

Putnam's Monthly, for next month has been
received at this office. Its characteristics
are as heretofore, able and interesting. The
present number contains many excellent ar
ticlcs. The December number will contain
the Southern view of Parties and Politics, :"
which we suppose will be an antidote to
those thin-skinnod folks who took offence at
the article giving the Northern view. Price
50 year.
TltE NATIONAL MAGAzINE.-The Novcm-
Der No. of this fine work is at hand, and is
filled with valuable contents The wood en-
cravings are particularly excellent. 1t is
certainly one Of the best magazines now is.
sued.
GoDFY's LADY's Book for November comes
laden with heavy freight of fashions, pat
terms, &C., for the ladies'. 1t has, beside ma
ny good articles, illustrated by we'll executed
engravings. The circulation of this maya
zine is said to be very large, growing out Of
its popularity with the ladies'
GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.-We have the No.
vcmber number of this fine monthly, also.
R. III. See & Co.. arc now the Publishers
Headley's life of Washington is continued
among the contributors are Caroline CHEESE
lrp' ard Ann S. Stephens, who are among thu
eblest lady writers of the country. 1t has /.
beautiful engraving of the capture of Majo
Andre and many fine woodcuts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-28
Chc 4ilarI;r!s.
The E!kton prices Yesterday were

y
Whea: : so, Corn IS oats 70. Flour IS 30;
Potatoes Batter - cts; Eggs | cts;
Chickens, from 3lCts TO 80 cts Pair.
PnlLADELlnIA, Oct. 27.-Four So 81 to
DBL; Wheat red 81 IS to 90, white 81 80
to 500; corn 81 to 81 cents oats IL cts.
WILMINGTON. Oct. 27.-Fiour SIS - to 50;
Wheat Sl.1O to l.35; Corn II to 81; Oats -.
BALTIMORE MARKET. Oct. 2i.-Tha recent
a,lvircs frota Europe, by the steamers WASH
| ington and Niagara, together with the contin-
uci drought and light supply, have caused 4
farther advance in br2ad,tul,s. Sales OF Flour
at - $S -, Rye Flour I - Il - 81; Cora
Meal 30 4 GS per Dbl
Grain and Secds-W-lite Wheat so u
50, according to quality; red - 81 50;
Corn, yellow - Il - cts, white ~ II ~ cents;
new, 10 -. Oats 10 40; Rye HS 81 IL;
| Clover SO Sc GS; Tn ,ily 30 So 10.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. e.
| The of ring of Beef Cattle at the scales we're
heavy, about 2lUO head beng at m"rtct.
which is the Same number that were Offered
las! week. LOCO head were driven to phila-
tclphia, and Lancaster county, PcnnSylya-
MIA and the balance | LOG head were sold to
city butchers and packers, at prices ranging
from S2.I5 to 81 on the hoof equal to $3.50
rs net, and averaging $3.37l gross.
!!cGs.-The supply at market. continues
fair, and sales are makingat about last week 5
prices, We quote fat hogs at Sc a G.25, and
stock do. t$5 $50 per 100 Tbs.
SlEEr.-The supply continues large and
the market is still inactive. We note sales
to day at the scales at $50 80 80 Per 100
lbs. gross.
| PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MSRDEr Oct. o.
The offerings to the different Yards this week
| r,1 f,,ll, > az Il, ~
were driven to New York and 100 left over.
The balance sold at from 81 to $50, being
CONGO sson of at least 2j cents per loo lbs.
There were some COO head Of Hogs sold at
from Sc to 81 each. Sheep and lambs range
from So to &c each, according to quality.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 90
Offered to-day. zoos Beef Cattle; offered lu-
ring the week 5, l3S. Prices-Bccf Cattle
IS a 50, Lambs, $l.I5 a "a: do. extra s. Il
~; Swine, corn fed ! ! &C.: do. NY.
down full 90 cents per hundred since our last.
1.-THE following report of the Liverpool
market comes by the Niagara:
From Brorn s. Shiplcy's Cucuku.1
BREADsTuFFs.--'rhcm market is firm. Flour
has advanced Is. Cd: W heat, 4d.; Corn is dull
and prices arc trillc lower. The stock Of
B:cadstuls at the sea ports is small and far
ncrs do not offer freely. The quotations are
as follows: Flour--Wcstern Canal 8 Is. 32s.
Straight Baltimore and Philadelphia 34s a
! !js.; Canada 32s. 33s Whcat-whito
wheat U.s. Cd, los. Cd. los. ID; rcd S.. I'D.
a 9s. cd. Corn white and yellow 3Ss. a
39s.; mixed BIS. Cd. Some other circulars
quote Western Canal Flour SIS Cd; Ohio
| SOS. Il BIS, and Corn 3Ss.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-28

FARMING IN QUEEN AIMS COUNrY.-Thc
Ccntreville (Md.) Times Of the Odd says:
Farmers in the vicinity are busily engaged
seeding wheat many of them have earlier
this 81 ason than usual, in order to avoid tue
rust, which shortened the crop this year.
The drought which still continues it is feared
will prevent the wheat that is sown from,
coming up well, and some farmers have stop.
ped seeding on this account: there is much
wheat to be seeded yet. Guano is being used
extensively-we understand that about tiv,
hundred tons have been brought by the Cen
trcville packets, which would amount to at
asst twenty-five thousand dollars. In thu
whole county at the lowest calculation, abou
one hundred thousand dollars has been ex
pended by farmers in the purchase of thi
fertilizer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-28

The TRIAL OF ROBERT SwIFT.-Thc Cour
adjourned yesterday to meet on Monday next
ut o'clock, to proceed with the trial Of
Robert Swift for the murder of jeremiah Xii.
hour, that being the day set apart for that
purpose. There has been some impati,nct
manifested at the putting off of this trial
again and again; but it should be reflected
that Swift is to be tried for his life and that
he ought to have every proper opportmi y
for procuring all the witnesses necessary tc
his defence; which it seems he had not be en-
able to do when the case was last up.
The people of this county, we are sure want
nothing but justic to lie done in the case A
jury from among them are to sit upon the
trial, but at the expense Of Hartford county
There is no feeling here and there should b,
none. 1t is stated by some that the case will
not be tried next wcek-;hat the ingenuity Of
counsel is superior to and stronger than law
DC. This is all mistake; we apprchcnd lie
will be brought to trial unless there is sufli-
clent reason to the contrary. That the par,
ty charged should as speedily as possible be
brought to trial is undoubtcd and it appears
to us that he has now had all reasonable tim,
to prepare for the issue, and that the trial
will not be longer postponed; nevertheless,
such may prove not to BIZ the fact.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-28
t.jif0.

In baltimore, on the 2l;t inst. -tn.Ii, !
wife Of james W. Blrroll, and dauy hitter Of ,l,
late Amrcw +. Henderson, Of that city.
In Ceci!ton, GA th2 lJth inst, Il; lac PSI
d@ncc OF VIM. 7. Nc!dun, Mr.. Gi.p. RlnY.
He WAS native OF Germany, an ~ tI,
ron.mrNccu.cnt Of til" hungarian war iniar
The SOFAS Of that Inflated Ilnd lii .!., Sgn-,,,.
for independence. Finding no h: p Of sic
cess tiicrc he tur'ca his step to tins Country
10 escape the infections Of tyr,tirnr. He WIS
Il stranger; no relative stood by Bis .ray..
Tut the Sigi;ngS Of many II swelling heart
showed that he, who had ever b.en 50 kind
III sickness and sorrow, had woil IL lilcr in
the affections Of those among whom his last
days were passed. !.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-28

CHOLERA AT New loRK.-NEw York
Oct. 25.--Startling cases of sudden death
from cholera, said to be supcrnduced by eat
ing oysters, are transpiring in this city, Civ
ing rise to serious ayprelcnsions of an alarm
ing increase of that malady. Three fatal ca
SEES are announced in the afternoon papers
John IL. CARMEL, cashier of the Mechanics
Bank: JAS Foster, jr., agent of the Dramatic
Line Of Packets: and Morris NJ. Davidson,
counsellor at laval after a few hours ILL.,
ness. Rumors are also current Of numerous
other like cases Of sickness from cholera.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-28

DThe Rev. John II. Hanson of the Epis-
copal church, and assistant minister of the
Calvary church, in New York, died at his
residence, on Monday the 9th inst. His Ie-
mains Were inferred on Wednesday, in the
cemetery of Trinity church. Mr.. Hanson
was jealous minister of the church to which
he was attached, but was better known tc
the public as the author Of the volume called
The Lost Prince, > in which he ondeavo!cd
to prove that the son of Louis XVI, is tn,
Rev. Eleazcr Williams, missionary Of til,
Episcopal church.