The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-12

lnans, enc license prevail. Ut
course we look to see ---- IN = tens
enable length Of time all the vice aud
immortality uf that city at ~ end, the
courts shut up aud the police disband
ed. The Organ" has predicted it,
and if it does not turn out 50. that
porer. viii have to shift snils, and look
III some other causes for intcnper-
anee nnl crime.
SorSp lur AiAnu - The lUniva
pemoryufN III Unrget '-There is
danger 10 the Democracy Of Virginia
Imminent aud deadly peril il ut hand,
Party men, even IN the Old Do,nln-
ion. ura going to cast of their party
garments. AMI to clofhe themselves
in The speech aud thoughts Of free and
independent citizens Of America
Tie Richmond Enquirer. which
for forty years has held The nemoera
IS ii it, keeping. and elevated and
oppressed men at pleasure, at last IS
alarmed, and now says: ....=..
If we tolerate hcreFy aud insuhor-
dinatinn, decentralization AID defeat
will be tho consequence. IN crisis
Of unusual peril. the severe swcv If
Martial Law is essential to The safety
pf Tie Army. The Democracy are on
comprised Ly many foes, and veXel
Nv much st,ife Shall We relax cur
li=t,ipIina' Shall we SITTER every man
q e. hls own way. a. caprice or
t,cacho'v may suggest : Or. shall we
"lraw tight the screw Of Party, aud
exact rigid conformity to ancient
usage Tie Democracy must consider
n settle these Il ings. a Struggle is
before us. aud wc cannot afford To neg
Iect nny prctausions essential to ste
cess"
If the free. white American citizens
Of the old dominion can stand that.
they can endure anything II the way
If subsersicnoy commands ana threats.
~ y Epres&
HannFs M Gaillarlet writes to
the Cpurier das Etafs Ta,s that
Barbes was unwilling TO accept the Of
fer Of liberty. lie was, however. led
to his prison door as one who had no
longer n right TO be there. lie went
TO Paris and endeavored to publish III
the Stecfe a letter Of protestation.--
The journal inserted only the part
which stated that he would stay in
Paris only long enough TO call upon
his sister. and hasten 70 voluntary OK
lie, probably to England.
Fa- The Louisville papers speak
Of Miss Anderson. who recently APP
peared in the theatre of that city. as a
beautiful and accomplished lady. aud
an actress who has few superiors in
the sountry. The theatrical critics
of Louisville are mental combinations
Of huge dimensions. aud we are bound
to believe that Miss Anderson has
"tew superiors as an actress" Hope
to ace her on our boards during the
season
IL An expedition will, it is said.
be organized during the winter, con
centrating at Jefferson barracks, SO
as to commence operations early in
the Spring 1t will consist Of the 2nd
regiment Of infantry, three companies
of the End Dragons, one section Of
the light battery from Baton Rouge,
ms many men as can be spared from
the Western forts, and probably at
least two companies Of mounted vol
unteers. Hostilities will be com.
menced against the Sioux, and vigor-
ously continued until that troublesome
tribe is humbled. after which the Ca
manehcs will be punished in like man
ner. Col Summer, who has already
had SO much experience in Indian
fighting in New Mexico. will com
mand the expedition. Il the pub
lished statement be true, this will be n
most energetic and severe conflict
True Delta sth.
THE WAY THEY DO THINGS IN PARIS.
1t has leaked out that Madame Tedes-
co has been paying one of the musical
critics of Paris 5000 francs year for