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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-20

QUEEN Victoria ON THE RAILWAYS.
The following interesting paragraph
is furnished by the London correspon-
dent of the New YORK Times;
1t often excites remark, the danger
to which the Queen is exposed by her
travelling so frequently by railroads :;
but you have no idea of the care taken
of her sacred person. The royal sa-
loon in which she rides has on the top
of it a semaphore signal worked from
the interior of the carriage. A man
travels on the tender, looking back,
wards, so as to keep this semaphore
constantly in view. He has also tied
round his arm the end of cord, COM
municating with the guard in the end
break, thus giving the guard free com
munication wit bthe driver. By this
means no accident can occur which
vigilance can guard against.
" This is very beautiful sight
for a person with refined beastly
taste,' said Mrs. Darlington at the
agricultural show, looking at the big
sheep and addressing a tall young
man by her side. He responded
yes m" lis that hydraulic rang
she asked. with simplicity, provoking
a smile on the young mans face, and
a loud laugh from outsiders. who were
attracted by the black bonnet. The
young man informed her that this was
long wooded sheep, from which very
long yarn was spun. "Ah :" said she,
you are very, kind but can you tell,
me if the Pope has sent any of his
bulls over here to this show 2" NO."
said he, smiling tremendously, but
among the swine is descendant of the
great. Boanerges." Neither, Mrs.
Darlington nor any one near knew
what he meant, but he laughed loudly, |
and those outside laughed louder than
he, much to his satisfaction. They
laughed even lou Ter when he found !
swinging from his button behind tag
bearing the inscription, "Vermont
Boy with age and weight given, but
he Didn't. AMI Ike was looking SO
all the while,trying to make
the ram sneeze by tickling his nose
with straw.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-20
Counters fO1. Sale.

Counters for Sale.
= FINE. counters with drawers, and one
L with shelving underneath, for sale low,
as they are in the way. D C MONTAN.
FEMALE ORPHAN ASSOCIATION.
| MEETING for the election of the Off
n GERS of the Baton Rouge Female Or.
phan Association for the coming year, will
he held at the Orphan Asylum on Tues.
day Dec. 4th. at i ! o'clock A. NJ.
a punctual attendance Of the members
of the Association is requested
novl4.. NJ. w. READ,
Secretary.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-20
Public HNck {!

THE subscriber will, from 49,
L this date keep constantly running SG48
within the limits Of the City public ~
hack; with two dne horses and careful driver
to take ladies ana gentlemen to any part Of the
city. The charge will be rs cents, for each pas.
senger. The driver will wear BAND on his hat
to be known. Should the hack be wanted at any
particular me Of day, It can be engaged Ut either
Of the Stables The hack will carry three persons.
NOV. 15-y. r. BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-20
Sprfial Notices.
Corn for Safe.

O00 BARRELS Creole Corn-in lots
wv TO suit purchasers, at IS cts per
barrel, delivered, on accommodating terms
nov 20. Apply at this Office.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-20

Per Michigan.
q BBLS NEW KROUT,
4 5 HALF BBLS.
2 BBLS. WHITE BEANS,
DRIED PEACHES
$50 SACK ASSORTED SHOT,
50 BAGS NEW BEANS,
Is BARRELS CHOICE APPLES,
B EXTRA WHISKY.
VIZ have the above 1t retail and Wholesale.
tNovl3.] a. MONTAN BRO.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-20

FRESH Ground Rye -four & Graham do
i for sale by. lnol8.l J. BEAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27
NETWORK PRISON ASSOCIATION.

An interesting meeting Of the Ne~-fork Prison
Association was held last evening, e. the rooms Of
the Society, in Clinton Hall-R. y. HIVES ffe'l-
dent in the Chair; FRAsK w. BALLARD Secretary
The following g.n,leuen were present Nessrs >.
Rus,er, Reed, Dsvi,op, keyser T'.r- oakley Dr.
Griseom, ard DR.. Telkampii.
The minutes OF the last meeting we're red and ap-
proved.
The Treasurer's Report wac then read snoT-
ing h a, dnrirg the month sie- e had been coAto
,.ed 70 the funds Of the Association since the ia VI
.Js1u.rylss, and ha, after ps ~ the current ef.
,ntes there was Balance on han1 Of sZ'@ ~ oG.
there sre bills maturing that will amount 70 70 -
before re close OF the month. From the = :
~, ~ ,bs COMMITTEE il appeared n u since the last
nnss,ioe Of the Association, ninety-one eouP1-nS
and charges had been carefully examined, ana u soy
~ IN. m sbADconed by adv = 81 tne as7"c'a.'oI
.xtnteen persons discharged frou custody on ~ re-
dstion. end that forty discLargtd prlsonefs-
80 I'm Sire Sing f-e from BLACK wells Island, al
,,r,y three from the City sDd LOuBiy m so"s-l~u
ree.y.d assistance in money AID henJ o :. IN s"I
mo The couItry, where employment, WIS ovy1 's1
ard thirteen Of thee7 were supp-I ar' NJ" su''1,
l,ti,o .nch ~ hats csps, shlris gov e, au1 cOas-
,f,s,,be transaction o. some other bustn3ss Me- e.
T+ILsmuf Keyser and Dawson, we're, on no'loui
s,nos, .. Con mi',ee ~ ex8mine into LIE C0ndls!On
of he bon on Black wells lalnc
Az inter.stng Rec.rt rom Mr. IiTCs, re'14ve y
he condition OF the '-fersoa County Prison, >,
Lawrence County Ps.On, Franklin County Prison
Clinton County PsisOD and Westcoestsr County
Prison ves read. The Report .ho wed "a 4. several o.
the above mentioned prisons were 10 )st Eretehet
col citon, 20 far a. tie beal.h and comfod OF Ia
Uri.op.rs was concerned; that ia nOue Of them ta'
,bfre been spy s.,eupt 81 imlgO vensnt il PRISON ois
eislipe and that no attention vss paid 10 the mora
condition Ct The prisoners.
After the trsn.aetion 81 sore other business, ID
meeting adjourned I'll tie ,ou:h Monday "a NScs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27
PUBLIC MEEIXNGS.
BOARD OFALDERMEN

MONDAY. Feb. 26-IsAAc BARKER, ED, President,
in the Chair. The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
PETITIONS REFERRED. -
of,b. member OF Hose Co No. sssinst esbaudns HJ'
d.nt OF I.s.e Tia to BE- relieved from jsSs
msD, Of &c .%:. niF %snnsn Fos%.u OF Hose Company
end other hmsn .sals. taxing sO6 no Mn. sss
70 sS'nss . Ss.P en-, s Sa, :da:au%.
ssslss or he P,s.:nt and RsTs.suii,s Of the New
Y@i Fire Department ssss.t h. Common coao ,s,as
cree. OF Dnssconb Coatrol er of rroy Church Cor
po.ticn relative 10 land In Christie hs ven on conc on
have the wdeIine Duane deferred until Nay is'S
REPORTS ADOPTED.
joe OBJ Graham for violsns Corporation ordinance BY
III. sdswa In favor o. reaittire tbs az Of 'ns
Il Trse, and Dosss. Jr Commissioners OF Gr,de' 10
ISL sas q. Sntiss 81 Sou.e for doe Co No 49, add
Hoei LADDER Co No In favor Of ePsIins Pier No ~
North River.
Petitions DumerOusly signed ~er- received from Citizen. Of
New York ard Bnobyn, eompanios OF te nesee. OF ne
Union Feny COmPsn,o run se boats =. s',.h s.s ,b,p
Comospy be compelled ssod the accommodation Necessary
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
By AID TUCKER That it be referred to the Committee
e,,.,s building. on Ia which coosu;.ed
10 connect with the by suisse dfaes 30 ~
Tn. The ,Icu.,e Us. Of .o Pike and the ends Of
Piers Nos Al Eat River be GRANTEES 20 weekly m'ie''
beats
To PAY The medical bso Dr Kinbark Coiet and others
for ,e st Station Houses; 10 bu new earae Tor
COMPANY No 49, ward the contract r oui dng the ne
f,h n uist Of Cslhsrinssp to Jsmrs > Miller ard Jonn
Giles. for the s51e4 10 pnut the IRE avs and ord
p.nces a. recently compiled IN the Once Of mo 'sis ~ Con
90 Couneii pay Edward j. hBis Ct Entiee Coripsny
No IS the sum Of 5O In con.sqoen OF uries received a.
The burning Of the City Assembly Rooms m Dec 1854
THE POOR
The R.por, came up pirate I'll Nc FOR the Wsd
Relief Committees be divided, and = 80 10 The n D.
Aoeision for Improving the Condition Of the Poor so'e
offered ssd 6Bs the Report ~" eoac AIRED
in The Board ssjourn.d to the st aonGsy n MACH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27
CupaEME CoURT-CHARLEs PARSONS


- ss.tpst TIE COLU0B1A INSURANCE COMPANY
eurmens possJ demand contract ICON
10 The pEVEED ANS: Yos hereby ssnnoasd ssA 70
m he oee Csrt of the City and csznty Of New Y0rt
a. the ca, Hall The City Of New Yort copy
Al ,ovr snsver the ssS eoupisnt he sshscrb-rs
Al tie CITY Eev Yost. within twenty Ger sercs
Of th you exclusive Of the day Of ac5 service;
ana yos fail the ssd complaint within tiDs
sfor sid the psnti6 IN THE acton Oil take ssSsG
,ou the Of fosr thousand hundred niseiy
sisbt tosS IND twenty Eve eerts With interest from ne
twenty first Ssv Of Dseeuker thousand eight sssd
fifty four eosices Tie Of ab seo-Dsss1 S1 Dc
esnbeT, 1854, Ne Wallsyeet S.~ Yort
EMERSON PhIrCHAeD.
Plaintiff Attorneys
The s complaint FLED the Office OF cad CLERK % the
twenty s.vs.,h day sfJsnsary. laS
Nlsvsvru P.Aintfrs AttsrDeya
CUPREME COURT.-EDWARD EVANS
- against JANIS RICHARDs-ssnnonsf o. money de-
pspd on contisct.-re Mr.. JAMES RICHARDS; foa are
hereby and required 70 snsusr u, oAin IN thu
soon which fled the q Of the Cert OF The Git, and
County Of the h OF Febrasy Jed and OF
Which herewith srved you and 70 serve copy
Of four the said complaint on the aoscoen ~ Their
ooe No lis Nssssa Ct. second once floor. room No -
City tfNew York within twenty ser the seyoe h.rsf
exclusive Of the day Of such sfyoe; ADD fail 70 ssw.r
the said complaint within the time soresAd the r>inuf IN
this SETON viii take judgment against you for the sun OF oas
bup6rso and del and ninety three cean with "
the seventh of November one thoa.nd eight
hundred ard four besides III. costs Of this action -Ussd
1eb "a. 1855 CAPRoN LAKE Plsintiss Atson.y'y
no lavsvTu No. lis Nsssssst, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27
THE LIFE And CHARAC TER OF TOU6-
SAINT LOUVERTURE.
BY c. W. ELLIOTT.

The ihh Lecture Of the NewYork Library Aso-
cison. Course WAS delivered a. shove lsst evening,
in Clinton Hail. Astor-plsce, to tolerably numerous
audience, composed about equally Of both eolors. The
Association 10 one of the colored young Of his
City for literary improvement and the estabshnent
OF library, toward which 200 volumes are already
collected Mr.. ELLIOTT stated the object Of hh Leo
ture to be, by the example of a pure negro, who
raised himself to eminepce byhs natural sbtcs, 70
aid 10 yard dispelpg the contempt with which the
white race regard the black and encouraging the lat
ter 10 selfretpsct He then skeched the history Of
Saint Domingo TO the time Of the Revolution there,
snd the causes which produced the latter also, the
principal features Of the Revelation itself, and the
MAJ ner in which roussant becsne prominent there
III, especially noticing the fidelity with which be
adhered to France, which voted the liberty OF the
black race. while be rejected all alliance with M
gland and Spain both Of which we're intent on rivet-
ing the chains of the slave Although an Rnculti-
waited negro without drop Of white blood, when be
attained high civil power he showed himself eminent
y ssgscous, spprehepsive Of the principles OF jus
tce snd mely apt in putting them into pracece
so that under bis rule agriculture, commerce. re-
lieion, education, and even the graces and refine
ments of society, prevailed The great object OF al
bis exertons Was the liberty and elevation OF the
blsck race. Mr. Elliott sscribed Nspoleons oppoei-
lion 20 Tousssnt ard the reestabshment Of Slavery
by the French Government, with the consequent
wsrke expedition against the island, TO the Jealousy
of the Fret Consul The treacherous manner 10
which Tousssint was captured having been invited
DECLARATION that in cutting him down. the trunk oa1
had been taken swsy bu, that the roots
rem iped from which the blossom Of freedom would
vet sprirg The lecturer instituted comparison BE-
1--WE en- the black general and statesman, whose word
was sscred ard Napoleon, the greatest Of the
whites" BY whose treachery Toussaiat fell into
bordsee, which resulted ia bis desth in prison. M
poleon tiled to establish Slavery in 81 Domingo but,
although he removed the great chsmoon OF iIoerIy,
ba conlo rot do IT, Shall Gen. Pierce, formerly
Of New.Hampshirs, nov Of Washington, De
able TO do what Napoleon failed In doing
lie thought not and be also thought that the dlues'
erce was all IN favor Of the African race, IN com.
psrpg tie " Fret Of the Whites with the " Frs' oil
1.-The Blacks" His sdtre was heard with much
attention, snd the thanks Of the Association voted
him. with a request for copy Of the lecture, 70 DC
James Bruce for don alton Of books, was also car
tId.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
m. MAyoRin the (hair,

Fra. 26-Tbe MAYOR 10 tbe Chalr.
Reports received 10 favor Of co,eces tAI 70 vrou;
70 COnnoa Council ana
skps to discharged to those Of hessEs PEI and "..se'
bssd Adopro. -.,
The Apnus stasment OF the City CHAMBER ain .seeao
10 the law Of eis received and ordered 10 be plnd
some bills for eDse.sing Ldeces La wire ordered 10 D.
Some petitions correction OF tax were received .nf
fetfee IL stated ,h.t this the i.G ne.tins " h INC
Commute. Supervisors act petitions oi ias A9d
Tho.e received hereafter be referred - The ooso o.
Aldermen. Adjourned 10 Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Common Courcil held q rsealsr meeting lsst
evening Aid. BARsARp, the President, occupied the
char.
from The Freshest Of The BrcoA
H.yai prs.ertt inviting the Csnnoa Counsel 70 vss
ihat ssusioB feT The popse 81 n.peenes the vss
II. .rrn.i.n l.ss sesepss Tia sdsy set~ess md
5o'slesk "a s,siso..e By he scsIs to psy tss WITH
uniesfiss froa, crsvford q sns Cy resssrsr.
nstss that he trm-r rfeourer refsse1 70 e.
liver The fss6s Belonging TO the Bssd Of kdassoe ose ss
custody The smSubt credited 20 that faad |" 1919
In eonbees her-vith rssol ucon storted sireetisg
The ate TreSarer pay he tsots 70 iAs rresen Issr
The ounii,ee upon the subject, reported IN fsvos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

Burgess & Co. have issusd Deser,ptIre Catalogue
of their Gradual Series Of School Text Books and Of
Miscell sne Gus Works. The list comprises many OF
the mott valuable schOobooks OF the day, and will
prove rseful manual OF reference to persons con-
cerped in TIE purchase Of Libraries for educational
purpOtes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

by vbish 2svt,y 10 sufh osiIed IN suy per-i.ry bJ
which, In the erDssiSn Of r-uisoria % State CIV
m<nt, there . refusal paiecs 10 abolish K 8.
once 70 provfs for its abolition al fa,ur. ,iols
certain OF BY watch fugitive sisse foreiby taken
from State made free BY ts local law .ni cxrris:
bsTk 10 Slave Stse-everv one Of these aids the 10
eresse Or the cnntinu of slavery eoat-y 20 tee
ebarse Of our National Sovereignty Of Fre-ioG r-u
ctrs ,bs United S.stes ,idrs agesey, sad q sush.
sg sipet all law and * snst the CossrTrros OF rsE
usrTp STATS
Tie discussion IL founded on ample historical re
sea.eh. and presents many views in & forcible snd
sugges manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

The report VS. laid On the table, TO be taken up -
special order fer the next meeting.
large pumber Of petitioners skiing for the widen
debing Of Atlsnt cav. and for the prohibition Of
the u,e of steam on railroads within the city, were
presented and referred 70 Asses NE Mt Committees.
Considerable routine business was transacted, and
the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

GRrswoLD's Railroad Eag,Neer, Poke. COn,pas.
ION, contains collection of sin pie practical rules on
the art Of eveDg, and other operations 10 the con-
siruction of railroads. A number of tables are in
serted from good authorities. II is a convenient
manual, and brought out in form well adapted to
everyday wc. Miller, Orion & Mulligan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

A new edition Of LAS CASES Memoirs Of Napoleon,
in four ne ct volumes, is Issued by Redie!i s. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

suggestive manner.
Diese~s', HousekOld Word, is issued 10 double
number for March and April by J. A. Dix, con
pletipg the Tenth volame of that cese.vscy popuaE
Journal. The character of Hoss>k0ll U0rGs for va
riety of interest," extent Of Information, and chsrm OF
composition, is too wei Known ~ readers in this
country TO warrant any test non.l here 20 its unr
vailed merits. In addition to the articles furnished
by Dickens binsef, it has Contributors in each
number from sone - the most successful Eaglsh
writers, and never fails TO present abundance OF
interesting facts in a truly delightful style No fanny
tbs, can meet the very moderate terms on which l. Is
cold, should consent to remain during the csrrent
year. wtho ut this admirable aid TO the acquisition OF
knowledge and to mental entertainment.
TIE Pathological System Of History, By +. ".
Hunt n. D., is collection of historical charts on
novel plan, embodyrg the leading facts and dates in
the history Of the United Sts,es The arrangement
is conpr, htnsve, placing the succession Of events
before the eye Of the student in a conspicuous man.
ner but almost too crowded for easy reference ID.
Appleton Co
E& G. W. Blunt have just published s new Chart
OF the coast from Newport TO Cape Lookout contain
ing all the T. s Coast Surveys and Observations, all
the new soundirgs Lights currents, and new tide
table. Ii also has new feature, which Is the courses
from New-York to various ports on the coast.
Imz; A Tale Of the Alamo, is founded on incidents
in Texan life, and contains some brillant Illustrations
of the Of society the South western frontier
The il auence OF the Catholic clergy on the Spanish
population lie leading feature Of the story aud m'ny
circumstances are related highly disereditsble TO
their administration. p2me., Pr. 2ss. Harper X
Brothers.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

pp Isl. Es~l.uk Well.
The hish practical sins Of this volume, az vel s' ~
force of sreumer, and ap,ness OF Illustration, will re-
commend il to the favor Of Intelligent readers. II
vss written with the conviction that men are 100
much under the control Of their sensual nature ani
need to be aroused 10 the importance and oefu'! OF
the spiritual lie. In pursuance Of ihf oejeei '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate 81
the County Of New Yok notice 10 hereby siven 20 all PER
sons hs in, claims against JOHN C. R0BERrsOS late Of
C, Of deceased TO present the SAM a. .h ,ouch
thereof the ruhcrhr at bis ONCE No 10 kiviogton
the City Of Hewfort before the twenty s1th day
Of July ,e..-D.kd New.yeh the twenty sseond Ssy o.
January 1858 I.ouN y, ROBEarsON.
is2a Law 6n1ns Admipstrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

CUPRFNE COURT.-In the matter OF the
- sUFvCLK BANK IN the Cay Of New foIs-N9tle
h-Teb .iy pursuant he stse'es 10 ncs case ~, ~
(!eks Justice Of Court eSl, maze ~ TINS ~ >'e tna ~
rcsor. o. the suaois Bank IN he Cit, Of o fe
bereby equr.a eibt and -ssbsh thsr seu.rss eeIos
zoe Uoiled S;sss Tfgs CsDe.n, Of fSIs seeelser on
sAta 5s0s At sid ConuAny's Once, No 20 Wshf "a hs
CIV within from the date o. th1 no
tcs-DstsS New Yo'E. J,nusry -. 1875 -,,
~ JSsrpH LAwpBSCE
President ~ he a. 3 r ass Co. " Mes fmh
Icpx 4 Sf.-ftsr,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

NoypAY Feb 26-IsAAo BARKER, Esq, President,
in the Chair The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
psrtrtoxs pyrYRRTD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

P,deipg & Co, Boston, have published Lt'er
q, Sorer, addressed TO the President Of the ni'ea
srs.e., by Az AMERICAS CITIzrs. Il MAINTAINS me
following propositions. namely:
/ AL power belonging 10 the American soyere'sn,y
/. derived, o, from the s's,s but from tue rLortt
1880 tie C;overnment soul. be mere COIf7d-
e.,,on or CoIfed, rscy. BY the Revolution the peo-
~. transferred the pstiors sovereignty, when ,ney
recognized from the British hirg TO the nefi
can or COJtir entail Congress.
II. All power belonging to the Anenci ~. IN 'hs
81, pt, az we'll - TO that OF Crest Brih'n, ~uplu
,. Of goverum.n, j. uensrcbca is. in It. exercise,
Lrd 10 the FuRPosEs ard by the PRiN. -
FRrTpos-tte Cover meDt in both counIlss
fol,yafis 2 slavery, for limited nHis' "'o'
T, a.ons al State peoesslty. a, r-,;,.s S,a,o,
i'll Every eIercie Of power by The United s'a'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

THE MIND or JESUS By he Aaso5 Of h' stasbs s9s
familiar exposition of the divine character oil
Lem. Illustrating the various qualities which m.de
him pertect example to his followers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-15
Our Whitehall Correspondence.

WHITEHALL, N. " July II, 1855.
Escape Of a Decentralization Of Canal Boats.
A prisoner, on his way to the Clinton prison, ss-
capped at the depot in this town last evening. His
name is Conrad Hoppy, and he is about twenty.
three years OF sge. He had been convicted of bur
gsry at Albany, and serter ced to the State prison
for five years. He came from Albany in the cara,
in custody Of two officers They had him chained
by the wrist to another prisoner whose wrists were
also mapacled together. Hoppy contrivsd to ua-
fasten the ehackie which held him to his copYsonsr;
and just az the train commenced moving, after =
short stop at the station, he sprang suddenly
through the door, leaped of, and fed. The night
Was dark, and favored his escape. He was sen IN
the course Of the evening in the village, BY ma
to whom ne applied to Iska him in and Ore * oil
the shackIe which still hung TO mia left wrist. Hs
resi6ed in Albany, where ne parted from his deeply
addressed wife yesterday. She ct least will be GLAD
to hear Of bis escape.
There are more than thirty canal boats, mostly
loaded with lumber, now lying here in sight from
the Park House. waiting for the repsr Of the break
in the canal bank at 6chuy ervile, thirtysix miles
from here There sIe said to be several miles OF
boats lying in the vicinity of the break, the repair
Of which, It is said, will be completed this week.
!. p. S.--Since the above was written the prisoner,
Hoppy, was re.captured. He was found lying or =
pile Of b1sIds in old sted right here in the vii
lsGe.