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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

ACCIDENTS ST The NAVY YARD. -lsaac ' ander0eck,
csrpener emDOy6d on tAe Ntsa &C i'd .y
f fom The bsrtl escS int the nod sdsts Of fifteen f-e
Of the collar bone aud hp. besds osr
in les ne ~As akeu the ssoDs Office s0d CART a T.
HI homo In the F.sern district DsDsd tttn,
came fell from The same and ~hs. uJzei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
law LNI'KLLIGE NCE.
MARINE COURT-Nov. 0-8efre Judge MCCARTHY.
DISPUTED CLAIM AS OWNER OF STORE.

MARIE COURT-Nov 9-Befre Judge MCCARTHY.
DISPUTED CLAIM AS OWNEH OF STORE.
Tho ~ Roberts agL Ezeh ] DJuneuy
Andrew Hay claims 10 be owner Of the stock Of
lIquos and the stOT No ECO West street aud tn.t h
pioyed Mr. Iubney ctk IN fact but csged he esiAb h
ps 10 Do eys he (uay) being 10 embaalsed
cbcu tsntss end arpsaDg ne store 10 CLERK ne ou1s'
suit five huudf,d dollars for aIces Sc tbs
store having a.neDsd tue cain g. a.uf l. 1efsboe
cobeGded that BIZ DOnneiy the store The yc)ud
net sgrts deharged. For PaHr Nh H. dlsieedi
fcr defer dsnt SIR. r. buitstd.
INJURY TO HOUSE FROM COAL'YARD.
Margaret follALd sg- kgan Ialalao.
L. Il G. occupy some ground corner Of Hamersey
and Oreenwch str cts let 70 them By Mrs for cs va l.
alleges that they Piled large qasctty - cot
sgaiL hr house pressing IN ton Of the " %Dd opstiay
her coDs dsIab fJr which is bro0y Ia
defehc, is said tha Ms kn-~ tht cal 70 b. oscsd
thsIe which dtBd JUDI fJf psi1uf - 20 tbe
amount. Fer sItid Mr. w H. ADth fir defendant Nj
NhCdtBy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

- AUCTION by II. II. LEEDS s. Co Nc. 10 N,ssi1.s- on
vEDNEsDAf, NV u, st Y o.sloeA NJ the eisi1y sa,sd
PEW NJ g. the de size Of ~ III CA1rci the
Rev. Dr. EdN AID Neville SeC,or. Isue4i4c Poessi9n viii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

POLICEMEN n Az Ugly FIx.-On Thursly two
New Ycfk % c.ruen 81 b- nsr5 tot'f Uif
S,stes fzsie potonsc unde song rees 10 mo hass
dr och troBgN him b00rf 70 rec lie ~ y eva ~
thirty doas-the standing cEer for sesiS desre7' tae
ssusn proved s1p1A9ht refrsc cnf o. y %
~ be oocee, bfors gorg b,lJ1 Won hey u -
d.. deck below they struck I'M again ~h On ~a ieen ~ ne
s,ioy's m zone o. whom tnre~ bs4yluspn
which .tfrk the rocensn The be 3D. end bOth, oec0s
6i9btsnad oUsot way Ofescap@ One # hem NJ H. sey
10 the cabin the ohsr jumped on Of gtaoe a vel
d. acc fye inJGTins htnseibly lie was con
yeyed home "a csTTiSse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
neo, and then, rsmsrking that be
ont of the door. He was kpo IN

20 ono Of the coachmeo, and them rsma'kiDg that he
fs, very see9y went out Of the door. He was sno'n
to have over four bunord dollars 10 bis 7os''sh"
A hryman sd dect hand OF one OF the Peck SIP
boats state hat Mr.. Neville crossed. o'er 70 Nsw-
York, en0 aitsr going on shore a few Uio1te' c|a7
On the bo.t ug4in, bat on arriving on the Brooklyn
side he vas lot To be found 1t is hoa8ht by some
that they were mistaken to mis- identity and Tat
there has been foul play. Mr. n. was remarkably
steady. aod never staid away ir.m home. Every
measure has been taken 10 ascertain bis fate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

nIVlDEND NOTICE. A III 'nthly dividend 4
~ TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT i 4 c.,re. upon N. ls 4
each m nth all persons who kiDDER> PATENT GAS
RECI LATOR, upon the solount Of their Gas lie.
NASSAU BANK ELECTION Notice is hereb,
~ sivsp that the ANNUAL ELECTION for BIRE rOiS
OF the Nassau Bank Wil take Place fLESOAi. the ia
their BaDkir groom In city cf New York ho.se
the hour OF and o'clock .. m. ofth,t osY
New.Yors, Nov. l. isah A. TOoKER Csa.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

TIE SUNDAY LIQUOR ORDISANcE.-Russsl Lo3ee,
tbs per fla BntDo srrssed essi-
aey Ocsr uOTtOD Of toe Eleven ward 20 exc az
k1e3 ~ J1scs smith fJf the paw Of l1e Of bity
lars Defer d bfre ths shove Jas'lcs 10 B+fc1
BE cbsgs Of selling lqaOr S7vdiy vJ' u in
ord lie convicted AMI Judg not vas lsf~d
against him, bat refusing 70 pay the sucun hs wal ossd
nd ID o nil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
Passengers Arrived

~ Zip Hare from Hare-Milie. Marie Isn.ue Henrl-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

DREXEL. 34IIlEH & CHURCH, Bank
- Fps IAN FRANCISCO Ca Ar.~ Bits Of Fxc ssr
o. OREXEL Co. PHILADELPHIA psyshs ., VI as
ipA cities o. tie United Sp.esA
Collections nude say Kraf-fc ard ~ b" interior - -
Ea,e sod proceeds promptly ssa To- scons 1el
Ial drect'C D., : e. - thTocA DhEEIl Co., TH~
a. phis. p. SAJiJk. No 10 Nassan g., New fOTs
change san SIaheico ioT sac Va sum- q sos,
pAEkEL Co. PhI.a-e.n- and y. sh1HIR New ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
MON RAILROAD

~ COnPa NY.-s.cr,tarJ's Odi1' Cucas o.. -, ~
TIE B0aTa OF Dcs ~ uioDs "a oc1 Oh r mssrus
Ia, ~ st. agtEoTizol lie -eaoG sd isIs 1.
O. stock equal 10 10 ger cnt II Tie Sai stock It his
tGry, by Which eash sOckhnctr viii hf rn &c 10
additional rmcuDt Of scck, tqus 70 10 per opy1 tae
be- Of shares held BY hin Ice 18Th o Nv mp.rue"
vde0 tksr The holder boiders TO stck hat dine 81 AL
be- tie 18Th Jay # Dc mb,T If az Sdi
The Sci,ray he 1tarce OF he All s8a h-f
folow: hall thereof before the 1t daj Il
Jsra@y LeGt anc Lel before he lat DAY VI fehuI
ueSt.
The stock created Above 10 c3n0iIel into f pad
sscs ,Ld M ls diJ OF Fo1iuiry and vii b
ttlfd 10 al tiyide0ds dcclA ed etr fstnn
~ al tIsciousl nan $780, he Secretary Ttl
Convertible Script which viii b. o. ieemabs L. the fl
p4id shores when egerted n sums z 2 Oh.
For 'hs 6t Isyment due Jstua'y 1885, the D nd
C. rtfca'es If Februty st, 1850 will the option " h,
holder he received aod the Ia thereof al m0n,
soEod. The cash liyioouds fFbu4-y ls 1855, E prOas
by pay tho sseOnd pc msnt due on y g. d1y.
W. ". L.RRABET, Secreiay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

REczIvER's OFFICE. ssndu-sy "srsdrio aud Ne~Hk(
RsEio,4 Co.. Sandu,ky. o Oct. %. lGbh !
DCRSUANT to order Of Court hereinafter
menored the unde isigned horsb3 syo notice. ths. A.
Term the Of Con Pleas 10 FIR erie County
tie $ az Of Ohio, held Ia Ocober 1875 other proceed
ipRs bed IA suit. wherein Henr Grore sod 'fbas
PieiLtba sId the h.ndussy snsod aut Newark Raj ro3
Company ard ohers D fuesIt: II ordered tnat 81
the SaDdbsky M-nssld aul Ne v.Tk nr0i1 Gom.
pany and of the MsfsGed at sa1tu.ky cry Rsrosi Con.
psDy ard Of the Columbus ald LAX E- Ra!r N Compwy
and the Huron and OXod Bsro ad Company Except b
bo'es If tie fret B0Ids eh,r ~ and
the hot a tie second Bonds OF tho faasheld so1
sonousfy CITY BeOad Company end - tho Huron lud Or
ford Railroad Company shall present he respective clans
tie Receiver uis Office IN S.odusky sfoss. BY tbs ft
dey OF DecembCr next, - ali b.n-G' Of tls ddbnron
the assets Of sail Companies In the hands Of III, Receiver
within the contIo Of the Court.
WEI KY BOND, Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

\ w. loHA Nov. ,, bA
BROADWAY BANK-DlNIDEND A Semi
ID Annual DIV DEND Of FIVE % Pcs CENT on the co
Al stock t1is Bank { the go6,. Of car~n. "a
u nths will b. p,d ana AFTER the 18Th Nov~mhsr me-. 81
ordcr q the Board j. l. ENERfrc. Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
OFFICE OF ERrg AND NosrH.EAsr R, r: Coz

NOTICE ,s hereby given to tie SrO CkHOLD-
~ Frs Of the ER = AM NOhTH.FASr RAILROAD
COMPANY the Office % sas mp.ny, IN IN. Gig
o. Erie WEDNESDAY the 2iI ltsl., a IL cioek VI 70,
the purpose accepting reiecg he Act a Ase~by
proved 9Th Oct 1855, ebttd An At 20 repeal the char
teI Of tte RE anu Nouh East Rooad Con- plnyi 'nd RS
vide for Oi.posiD Of he same
By order OF he Board Of ID sctlr.
J. c. stENCER, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

PILLS on HADBURG-OnM essrs. J. BEkGh-
bb BERG GOSSLER Co ~ lgi, 20 Sky dsy@ sight,
70 s purchaser fors.ls BY -
L. VaITEHODsE. SON MoalsOh,
70 AIuem. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
BANK DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEw.NoEK,l
ALBt,Y. Nov 5, 1855
TNHE SMITHS BANK of PERRY has this ia,

l. fled, ia this Office notice 81 the -ppUneuent ct rhe
ALBANY CITY BANK In tie city Of Albany, scent tori
ptOD Of is circulating NOES, tgecb % The ac "a e
AN amend the several ucs felsti ~ loc0rposta
b. ks Banking Asstcarors ard dyi'ud SanAers, st
Aprl II, 1851 h sCaOONMAkEb. Superintendent
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04
ltg The lsfE,petor Of Jpl,an bns

IT, The Emperor Of japan has
just sent the President Of The United
States, d number of rare and costly
presents. They consist IN parts Of
silks, swords, writing tables. delicate
and fragile ornaments, vases, bowls Of
glass aud other materials, umbrellas,
mats, bells, jats, cabinets. nower-bos.
lantes, Japan mating, stone from ia
pan. stone from Loo Ghoo, agtieultu
raj implements, lapan shine (narhetl
from Sindda,) Theoretically sealed,
sample Of sugar cane, seven dogs, two
birds, etc. We hear that the dogs are
Of d breed which none butt the alis-
toeracy ofthe Empire keep as they are
very costly. Id The time Of Charles
II, similar imperial present Of dogs
was sent to Rome by The Emperor Of
japan, from which the celebrated Eu-
ropean breed of King Charles span
iels sprang
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04
Uo4p WHArptBa YeAdrday WIS q
bitter cold day iii this regiJuAstill

CoLp WEAT1tBH - Yesterday WIS q
bitter cold day III this regiJuA-still
the thermometer was not down 10 free
zine In the house. Tie fact is SO
variable las been the weather this
season, that tire thermometer has not
had time to settle into my correct in
lex Ut the temperature. ID has been
sliding seale--of daily aud hourly
shifting and we lave not Ind time TO
exclaim 10, lis thirty, before the rer-
curry has gore up to sixty In Our sight.
Whit slall we say In reference to this
nattor1 The world is evidently out
Of its place In the celestial universe
we have evidently lost our bearing,
aud are going into Some unexpected
region, Of the "void expanee."
~Aa@44Aa -4As @A44
orr OF rnh PAhK OhAroRs SIR
70 wonK - On Thursday afternoon
week, while man named Charles
Smith was deelhiining IN tile Park, ID
New York, against tho soup societies,
and declaring that lie wanted work,
one Of The audiences Unlimited TO him
that he was lazy aud liked better to
talk t|an work. Mr.. Smith faplia1
Indignantly. The individual, says
The Times, refused to retract, and of
fered 10 pit the orator to work in
stan'ly ut the rute Of 81 per day
The bargain was closed and Mr..
Smitl, sivpped talking and prepared
for work. Ills employer took him to
The ruins Of The New City Hall, and
desired him to remove thence d pile Of
Old brick and lay them up neatly and
expldiIously III another place. Mr.
Smith took off his cloak (he wears
oloak) and rolled up Ills sleeves" md
did as desired, cheered on by a large
and admiting crowd. who had assem-
bled to see Tie fun willie his employ
or looked TN with all the severe diet,i
ty Of a boss contractor. lie worked
hard and well for about nm hour and
a hall, when his employer expressed
himself satisfied and rewarded bis CHI
ployee with the sutn Of fifty oents.--4
Nlr. Smith gained the day, fifty cents,
and The a1u,lat,sa az ibo s,,aaio to,s
T. DeiM.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

9 LAHeE vEapror--The Jury in the
supreme Court Of Boston, in the case
Ct Miss Emlnons, against the city, for
damages received by falling through q
eoal-hole on the sidewalk, gave q YER
DICT In favor Of the plaintiff and fixed
the damages at $4,000. 5is4i16t1
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

AHRtvAb or DoNNA Gomaz The
celebrated Spanish Cantstricc Donna
Gomez, accompanied by Ferdinand
Musson, arrived in the Crescent city
on Tuesday last. In tho carly part Of
next week, it ia understood they will
give u grand concert.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

E5 Want Of space compols us to
leave out very interesting masters
this morning,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04


PLtttAItfiBs or DGrtcE. III look
ing over the list Of public officers -of
perhaps they may he designated ser
wants Of the peorle-we observe.-
David Martin, Master Warden If the
port Of New Orleans, fees and porqni-
sites worth $1,000 per annum, David
Martin, Reporter to one brahell ofthe
legislature At s'l0 per day during the
session, David Martin IL also propfi-
etor Of the Alexandria Or Red River
rcinoeihf. Is this one and The same
individual filing three athtions 1T The
same time If so, this must 30 m
innovation on Jefferson Democracy
Gan my ohe learned in The sultilelies
Of politics give us d true definition Of
the Democracy Of The present dry
Cyeole, Jim. ~.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

MAKtNu Gobs III OnDER. "A
Chinese advertisement. reads this
| will execute to order idols froii,
two feet hight to The size Of mar.
mosset monkey or the biggest and
most hindeeus monster That ean in
spire the human lnde viii, awe aud
reverence for religion. II tie idol is
the size Of All ourang outing the price
will be seven hundred dollars une Of
a sphyns size will be turned out for
four hundred dollars one Of lie size
Of bull with horns and hump, six
hundred aud fifty dollars; buffalo
size eight hundred dollars leg size
two hundred dollars , and siso Of an
ass, Id the attitude Of brayipg one
thousand dollars. q
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

|
| snocKiNa CAmrHrnE AectprTr.---
The Columbia PAL Spy states that
ut Safe 1arbor, a few days ago, Mrs
@. W. Johnson and Miss Lewis eal-
led at the House Of Mr.. VIM. Taney,
and while there Mr.. f. undertook 10
fill fluid lamp while burning, which
exploded and set fire 10 the clothing
Of the ladies. Mrs. johnson run into
The street, her clothing completely on.
veloped in flames, Which burnt 10
crisp many parts Of her body. She
fingered In great agony, attended by
the best medical skill till Thursday
evening when she died. Miss Lewis
was immediately wrapt in shawl by
q gentleman present, and although,
much burned, she Ii considered out Of
,langer.
Coanterfeiting by photography ba.
become m art Which may be very
dangerous il its consequences to The
public. A daguerreotypist in Gin
clnna'i has been perfortfiDg series
of experiments in tliis art, and he is
enable to copy all kinds Of ordinary
writing and printing---cleeks, notes,
autographs or letters, A number Of
bank bills, copied in this way, were
presented at various banks In The CITY
OF Cincinnati, and in every case they
we're pronounced, after careful iuspec4
ton, to be genuine. Bills printed in
rcd blue or green colors cannot be-
copied, and the photographic pictures
will turn white BY wetting tlom will,
q solution of corrosive sublimato Or Of
bydriodate Of potassium
The hmm NotAiug Contribute for
1opernor Of Nsw UampsAire.--A
Concord despatch, Of the 18th inst.
says
Considerable excitement, and no little
'!lnnsenent, prevails here in POLITICAL
'lrcles. and nlneng the citizens gen.
rally, " discovery Of the fact that tho
|. John Moore, nominated at
= Manchester BY the Know Nothing
convention for Governor, Is ineligible
(, the office constitution Of New
hampshire requireing residence Of
+, eyei' years, whefeas'the, reyernd can
= l,date moved into this State from
ermont only five years ogo.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

u DR.. HrsEs ID in torn, ana II
IS his purpose VIC believe, to deliver
series OF lectures Oh Prison Discio-
line
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

We learn from the Florida papers
that bill to abolish the Supreme
Court Of that State, and to require the
Circuit Judges to perform tho duties
thereof, has passed both Houses Of the
Legislature by a large majority. @
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04


CHEsTs From 1ftE OCEAN Womb
this Ia the title of a neat vl1une oi
Experiences III a voyage to Europe
containing statistical and other inter
esting Information. Miss Maria A.
Baker, one Of She three blind sisters
educated at Tho Perkins Institute Hes.
ton, has taken rooms at the Harvey
House where 8 he wilt remain
few days, during Which time size
will visit the citizens Of Baton Rouge
in Wow of disposing Of copies Of the
work.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

u Az the Franklin Festival Of
the New York Typographical Society,
held at the Broadwa, Tabernacle on
the 18th inst. to celebrate he 1ltb
anniversary Of the birth Of benin
min Franklin, we notice among the
orators Of the day, our distinguished
fellow citizen Col, 7. y Thorpe.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04
- - =
A new railroad is being consfreo.

A new railroad is being construct
Cd between Philadelphia and Balti-
more which viii refuge the time d
travel from one to Two hours. II will
cross the Fusqhelanaa by II bridge
5eseral miles above Ilayre de GRANGE.
Nearly opeshalfof tie ,oa1 is already
nnler waf md progressing, even TN
der The acknowledgements Of the present.
hard times.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04
Leaving 8 balance Oh Jan. lst, '55nf

.dH,Jp,n of ftFaftaes Jtte on NE fir batk
i,istailDnnts being S1,T9J % i0t the ealse-
tion Of which legal steFs are about to be
taken
Amt due BY the Company fpl work al
ready peffbftneH on the read about NJ !, 10000
Tie contfae bors fot platkina lie first Ten
Mills II the read have completed one mile
and have plahks sawed IN another; this
portion Of the work Is now progressing
rapidly.
Fur seeft5ns of the rrute fcbtnnnneins
al lis junction with The Gayuu Sara Road,
and extending sixteen riiles towards { lin
toni have heeu ditched md graded Three
substantial bridges have been constructed !;
one over Cypress Bayou. one over Whites
nayon and another atrbss wide slough
all at q cost Of about + 600
All the eiiltefts afe completed on the
line nj the graded read, tabout aol at all
average eoer Of 900 each
Hoping this win ifofe satisfactory.
feo,nin Yours. &t
A SHIPPERS.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

hF- At nh election in ST. Francis
vile, the other day. on tho liquor
question, 20 votes were. cast pgans,
granting licence, aud only 8 in favor
oft.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

Mr. French, The Uohntilmnt, Who
opposed The reception of John Mitchell
by the city authorities. and introduced
a resolution 70 that effect. which waH
adopted IN his Board. wis burned in
etagy Mt Cincinnati Oh The evening Of
the 18th. HF
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

IT, We learn from The Boston Boz.
that tho ladies of that city have added
an +" additional row of bristlese . ut
tho bottom Of their skirts. Tho BE
says that they sweep the streets muci,
better than silk. ... stoie
"Why are you forever hnnmitg
that air r. asked Foot6 Of a man With
out sopse Of tune in him, ''I'oeauso
i haunt9 me" M wonder" said
Footc, you are forever murdering il. .
Ex- MINISTER Souis.- 1t is ropor.
ted that Mr.. SoutE will arrive ut Now
York, on his return homo from Spain.
md that his admirers in that city arc
arrangements to give him a
public reception. An the foreign ox
les (particularty The French, ) al the |
1uban liberators, and tie whole ofl
I Dung America, It is said, will turn out
% greet him
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04
ID. N. A. syusntrss s.snnl. IA ora.
1ifcc If NE Baton Rouge md rffnton
Pljnb RnuB fft,,,t,,tt44u

U7FtT y fH9 DfFUH T1HgE HHU T1tHtDH
Planh Rpaa Gompaag
BAror Rousn, jan. 10th, 1856.
A. M. DuuN Esq President.
Dear sit- IN obedience b your re-
quest publish herewith a statement Of The
affairs Of this Company from the date Of liz
organization ID the Isl Instant
Amount received to date on stock Us per
cent? sl5G74 30
ANTS paii fgr pitehine, t'ta-
ding, Bridges, Ctlvetts, Be,
as PER vouchers, fl3,GTi %
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

Oh the afternoon Of the 18th lian
named Suithers went 70 sleep On The
railroad track near l'rederielbulg. Va.
and was run over and killed by The
next train.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04
Legislative II'foeefjai'gs.
MenBay. jan 30!

st,NA1'E-senate met, Hon. Il. 6.
Wieklihe presiding, Eleven members pres
ent Prayer ~ Rev Mr.. IHtey.
No quoruii present. Senate adiotifnedt
/ e'oluek to. morrow.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-04

a WELDING At rim 1oMHa, - The
New York Journal Of Commerce says
that this well known establishment. d.
bout which 30 much has been written
and snbg, was graeed by the presence
Of Simon -Bcpiaulil,, Of leo Tho,up
son street, and Rosa ijartwell, both
natives Of France, and bridal party
who had assembled there for the pttr.
pose Of witnessing the nuptial knot
tied between Mr.. benjamin and Miss
llartwcll, Justice Connolly ofliciated,
and soon made the twain one flesh,
much to The satisfaction Of all concern.
ed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-20
DISASTERS.

Barque Robt Pennel, of and from New Bedford for
Cardenas, put into Wmi gton Z, 18th inst having
struck on Gu rituck Shoals night Of 10th must S
Sch q Pitts, from Rockland for New York. ashore
at Tarpauin owe had foot water in the hold ut 10
tide A company at Woods Hoe, bought her c irgo
100 cas- lime, and have commenced dis her The Jane
Prinde from Tanger for Boston, ashore at same place
Is high and dry.
mig Warren Brown, Conner from Blue Hill or Nor
folk with granite sprung aleak 29th about IS miles
SW Of block Island, during heavy W gale, and
was abandoned by apt Conner and crew, with feet
of water in her. all hands going board sch tyzanti-
um, Wakefield from Bath for james River, and were
landed at Norfolk. The Warren Brown, belonged to
Wells Me, and was good vessel of ia tons. Capt
Conner, wife and crew, saved nothing but what they
stood I'M capt C's watch left in the cabin.
Ship Lavinia Adams, of Bowdoinham, from Liver
pool for New Orleans before reported ashore on Loo
Key, was pumped out by the wreckers taken TO Key
West 30th ult, and the inner harbur LIST inst she
leaks at the rate # IL feet per ur and cam pro-
coed to another port without steam pump She has
been upon me edge of the bank and will probably
proceed TO New Orleans for repair
Sch X l. A stuart tof Hackensack, n j. Lozier,
from baltimore for Bath. with Coal and lumber
ing lost all h,r sails, ght of 9th inst asho on
Munana Island near Kockland, Me: crew saved The
wreckers picked up 10000 feet of the lumber next day.
ed in New York, the remainder in New Jersey.
Brig J ID Penne', Strout from Baltimore for Essex,
Ms, put into Dutch Island harbor 9th inst with loss
of foretops il, and rem lined IL h at which me she
had been supplied with another sail and would proceed
to her destination.
Sch Hope Woodbury. from Portland for Boston, with
railroad iron, made Cape Porpoise harbor with Others
II 9th. Same night in the severe blow, parted
chain and went ashore on Seven ush island near the
light house, and has since bilged, the cargo will be
saved. The night following every movable article IN
decks including blocks and running rigging and
the anchors from the bows, stolen. suspicion
was raised against the schs in the harbor, which
searched the 18th. by officer, and all the articles
missing were found on board sch Mary Ann, of ath,
Capt Thompson Capt has been arrested and will be
examined before justice.
THE above report is probably incorrect far as re-
lates to Capt Thompson, Capt Howe being the master
of the Mary Ann, for this port