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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-07

Tnr Ur Couarhy KtvERs.-At
Pittsburg on tho 2Sth ulto, there
was II feet 9 inches water In tho
channel. but tho river is full Of aoatipg
leo from the Allegheny. At Cincin-
matt on tho 9th ulto.. tho river
had swollen II inches in twelve hours.
On tho 2Stb ulto., ut Louisville. there
was 4 feet | inch water in the Canal
and six feet in the Channel.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-07

A correspondent of the New Or
leans Picayune makes mention Of the
name Of Gen. Felix Houston Of East
Feliciana as a candidate for the U. S.
Senate.
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1 NUMBER 81.
E.g- The Delta, cy,npjsips vat

Eg~ The Delta, co,nplsius very
justly Of tho lack Of variety in Tie
drama. The same old round Of pisces
are looked for, each succeeding yen
and not one Of the STARS, or Lessee,
lights, ses'n willing 10 leave their fsed
orbits. "f'he Indy Of Lyons Inn
or Love - the "flunehbaek" ot he
"lfoney Moon and d role Of some
douzen pieces. are ever disbsd ur for
the public palate. No wonder that
public interest Aags and tires 4rte
wonder that dramatic talent sinks
within itself. since the players. rroti
ounce themselves satisfied and ara m
willing to go farther. Many reasons
are given for the decline of the dra
ina and although much IL Inscribed
to the lack Of encouragement freu,
the public, still the players and man
agers come in for n full share. ''Lo0E
TO The players, see them we'll bestov.
ed, they are The abstract chronicle Of
the times
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-07

CHINESE SwrNpL1so.-The ship
Stephen Baldwin, recently arrived
from Hong Kong, discharged one
hundred and seventy seven cases, in
voced silk goods number Of which
being sent to the appraisers store for
examination, were found to contain
old scraps Of canvass, shavings and 9th
or rubbish.
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G,br 1f'trhlp GolIlrt
Gsl0. A. FsNE,
:Edis"s.


THE lycFum "A Aaw Get Of ~
lave. Rules md Regulations, have
been kindly furnished us for pertisal
under which IL is proposed 10 re-of
ganiae the Lvceum The rules. ~ fa'
M they have frrce in them to do 40
contemplate pitminent organisation
The fact that Zone hundred dollars
will ehtitle person to life member
ship" will no doubt cause many tr
rush madly IN. The writer of the
rules, over estimates, the value Of the
passion Of our people for literary rnr
suits. If The amount had been fixed
Mt half A hundred. II would BIZ better.
The history Of former Iseeums, etc.
would furnish some few valuable hints
70 the architect Of such an institution
~ IL now proposed. We have the
honor to be an honorary member Of
no less tlan seven distinct orgahiza-
isa,iena of this kind. which have esiss
ted FROM time to time within the Dor.
'lers Of our town They are all
dead, dead, dead life membership
"a Of little interest IN dead body, or
we should enter tho steek market and
offer 10 sell The base Of the now
building how proposed. is entirely too
wide for The surerstr,tctnte.
CHRISTMAS DINNER Ar ftE nHrHAN
AsRrhtfM.--Decilejly The inost inter.
esting entertainment, II was our for
tnne to be present at during The hol.
lidays was the feast gotten up by
The ladies' fsr the Orphans. at The
Orphan Asylum, on Christmas day
II was with pleasant "Reminiscences, we
called TO mind the early history Of
this benevolent society of ladies'. years
ago. When they had no home Cor
the homeless and the small pittance
wrung from the community, was bare
" sufficient to pay their rent. Now
they have a beautiful spot of ground
with a substantial brick building there
on, and are about 10 make n large |
addition to II. We find many Of the
ladies' whose feelings were enlisted ii
the early history Of the IA, lum, still !
at work for il
On Christmas day, whet, we bel,elj
The large number Of shining little Ca
ces ; light hearted and happy IN their
orphan home, gathered about the
ltoard, such reflections, as let, Our
heart aud mind, in a better condition.
came over us. Many OF our public
spirited and liberal hearted fellow-eit.
iaens contributed to The feast-fore-
most Of whom stands our friend j
Beal on Church street.
@@ezaaa--s 80 a--,~s--s
nherEeREorrrE MlNirrRts.--Mr
G. II. Fitzgibbon Of St Louis Mo, is
now as will he seen located, i, The Scc-
ona story Of John llugu Is brick bull.
ding, opposite the Harney llouse, cor
ner Of Church and Lafayette streets,
where he will remain to take pictures
but short time, Mr.. Fitsgibbon
brings with him the highest recon.
incubation 70 his proficiency as an ar
list Of the first merit. The public is
respectfully invited to call and exam.
inc his specimens.
~~---~
~ II was our pleasure on Friday
Al
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-07

"A
BEAL.--At The writing Of the na,tH
Of "Beal," . strange sensation comes
over us--a conviction possesses us that
any poor words Of gratitude we may
have to express our appreciation Of his
merit , MS the very Prince Of liberal
fellows, will fall short Of what W.
would come up to. What are words
anyhow ? Nothing. 'Tis deeds, silent
and spontaneous acts Of charity, that
arc acceptable pence offerings. It is
charity purified benevolence If you
will, that prompts Beal, each new
year, to send round to The printers, a
basket Of good things Wines, spirits,
I1oekenheimers champagne; these
hings enlivan us and awaken the dor
neut energies. We live q whole sea
son chafng ouf spirits down in public
service wo fret, we sigh; lie, and
ell the truth at convenient intervals
ND when we come up standing at tho
iear's end, s,,eh evidence Of affection
lie regard for us strike US dumb with
Hurrab for j. Deal,
fhurch street. ..t .r..+.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-07

BIttTlEuL VIEW or TIE C1TY -
Yesterday we bad the pleasure to
look on, very beautiful sketch Of
Baton Rouge, from the opposite side
Of the river, which is to be engraved
in tho very best style, and adorn the
new map of the city, which Mr.. Gill,
il at present. engaged in getting up.
H. Telegraphic Intelligence from
Rhode Island, informs ns, that the
celebrated Ex-Governor Dorr, is dead.
Now, We presume his patriotism will
no longer be called in question.
.@-a-~a4s4eps---@%-@A-
Tie Real CAMppEL1s -Four or
five companies Of minstrels are travel
ling after one another, under the above
name, and each one claiming original.
and priority Of claim to the title. It
is matter Of small consequence 80
it seems to us, since every tub must
stand on its own bottom, which is
which. There are all no doubt or
ioinals.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-07

D~ It was our pleasure on Friday
night to sec that gifted and accom-
phshed actress, Miss Julia Dean. The
play was lngomar the Barharian--the
performances at the st. Charles Thea.
tre, New Orleans. Mis- Dean in the
character Of Parthenia, and Mr.. G..
Pope as Ingomar. As an humble
tribute to the fair name and fame of
Miss Julia Dean, We do not hesitate to
say she is by all odds the most gifted
artistic within the range Of our kncwl-
edge. She is an actress Of whom
America may be Justly proud.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-07

Several Belgian conviets sent to New
York from Antwerp by the Rocbam-
beau have been arrested and about q
hundred paupers in the same ship have
been refused permission to land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
AFFAIRS TN the CRIMEA UNCHANGED.
Progress of the Vienna Conference.

The L. S. Mail Steamer Baltic, from Liverpool,
Saturday, the cath ult at p. N arrived here on
Friday at noon.
The Baltic passed the Atlantic on Thursday, q. %
p. NJ, in la. aco i5': long 6go 49,
The new screw steamer City Of Baltimore, bdong-
ing 10 he Liverpool and PhIseelpaia S.esmship
Company was brought round to Liverpool ron the
Clyde, on the 18th. The City of Baltimore is the
lcpges: screx.steame in the xosld She has been
taken for six mouths by the Freoch Government.
Having cosled, and taken on board oicke ere Of
feveny men, the City OF Baltimore &c. out, towing
the ship Ticonderoga to Maseilles The Tcoaie rozs
will a'so embark French troops for the war.
The first Of the four poiats Of guarantee, namely
that The Dsnubsn P,incpalities be placed under the
protectorate OF the Five Powers has been usaoi-
mously sgreed 20 in the Csugtess of Vieona. The
Car Alexander bsa made several speeches-nid to
the eiplou attic body, and strong to the sroly. On
the whole, biz language is n;espreei in pscifc
sense.
The siege of Seysstopol mskes but slow progress.
Lord Raglan, in his latest dispatch admits that
the enemy is actively engsged in throwing up new
work. that enflsde the trenches and that vast ooa
voys PROV and ammunition continue 10 enter
the city. Some weeks will probably elapse ere either
the Conference or the siege comes IN conclusion.
TIE Liverpool Cotton Make. exhibited C, ms ders.
bic activity, with |. advance. Breads.uifs sho we'd
a moderate business with Indian Corn desrer Bal.
lion continued to increase. Morey was easier, bat
not lower. Conscls, 92i a92i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
PASSAGE OF THE MAINE LAF-EXECU
TIVE SESSION.
ALBANY. Friday, April 6,

ALBANY, Friday, April g. 1855.
A very unexpected, though, think, by no means
Unsatisfactory termination of the proceedings OF the
Legislature on the Act for the Prevention OF lnten-
Tersnce, Psuperism and Crime, was arrived at in the
House of Assembly this morning.
TIE bill it will be II collected, after proTacted
discussion in the House, passed, and was sent to the
Sepate. Ii was there assin thoroughly discussed,
and large number Of amendments Incorporated IN
it. Thus amended, it passed that body q fe = days
since ana was this morning transmitted to the House
for concurrence. This announcement bsipg made to
the Home by tie Speaker, Mr.. Odel, OF Livingston,
moved concurrence
The utmost excitement then ensusj. Points of
order piled upon points of order and for nearly three
hours the pstience, selfpossession aud ready par
lsmertsry knowledge Of Speaker Lttlejohn were
severely taxed.
Motions were made to comuitto Select COMMITTEES,
Committees of Conference, and the Committee OF the
Whole. Appeals were taken from the dec.ious ofths
Speaker and amendments to the bill were offered,
bu, the motion 10 still stood the shocks Of the
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NORFOLK, FRIDAY, Apr 8, 1875.
The u. 8. war steamer Fulton has arrived here
from Havaoa and reports that no trace had been dis
covered Of the soo D. of war Albany
The Fulton left Havana on the 3st ult, and brings
seoounts Of the execution Of Esrampes, which took
place On the 30th ult. Consul Robinson, under in
ruuctioDs, demanded that the trial Of Estrampes
should be had under treaty stipulatoDs but notwth.
sanding this protest, Estrampes was tred by mill
tuy c0uit
After being condemned, he made confession Of
HE design TO tbs independence Of the Island
md showed the glestesI indifference TO his fate. At
the place Of execution lie showed intention TO ad
dress the multi ude but the drums and trunpets
ordered to sound 20 ihet he might not be heard but
landing his voice could be beard above the
in shouting Liberty for ever; death to oil Kings!
The other prisoners have been condemned to long
lmusOnment
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
sp,siau, RsrOrt,d f,r Then. Y. rrsuns.
SENATE. ....ALBANY. April 6.


REPORTS.
Nj BARNARD-For the consideration Of tae
Nlate by I'LL, for the erection of Highland Coupty
Tie same-To define tae law relative to grace on
tight ats checks aud bills of exchange PAYABLE
on a day sLbss quant u date.
Mr. ROBERrS0N-To increase the caDitsl stock
Of Brooklyn Collegiate aud Polytechnic Instituts
MIR. MUNROE-Io Incorporate tho Hebres Fe-
male Benevolent Society of the oongrey cation
81 eaI III Israel, of New York.
Mr.. HOPKIN S-Favorebly on the New York and
Brooklyn Ice Co. bill Also the bill prov dog FOR a
general Law for the formation of Ice Companies.
After debate. both bills were referred to the Com.
tlittte Of the Whole.
NEw'ioRK IMMIGRANT ELL.
Mr.. PRATT reported, with amendments the bill
relative TO emigrants striving at Ne~.IOrB
Mr.. WHITNEY, "a one Of tue Committee, dissent
ed from the report, saying that the smeod nent gave
be Commissioners Of Emigration po~er t. select ar
and every pier in the city for the landog of i'm nj
grants without even consultation with the Common
Council. 1t was giving the Commissioners grester
authority city property than was vested ia toe
Common Cour Gil. This was wrong, and hence he
tis.ented from the report.
Mr. BROOKS rem ark cd that the original bill met
bis hearty concurrence. II had for its object the pro-
lection OF all classes Of immigrant passengers from
the rspscity Of sharpers. But, IN his opinion. tae
amendment made by a majority Of the Committee
eonr.ed too much authority over city property upon
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THE RIOTS IN CINCINNATI RESUMED.

OINSINEAII1 TfIUdyi AUTH y fo'Js
There has been another not in the Sixth ward Of
Dis oity. large party Of rowdies, armed with
elsbs guns and pistols, went 70 the La Fsyotte
House. on the corner q Mil and Front S.. kept by
German PANIED jacob Knight aud demanded
liquor, when they wsre immedistsiy handed sons
beer. They then comneDced breaking the glasses in
The houfe, aid, after knocking Knight senseless,
assaulted bis children. They then left the premises
md On the sidewalk met four Germ AIS, three Of
whom they knocked down the other they stsbo bed.
The latter Is not expected - recover. The Gro I'd
greatly augmented, and finally drove Kpights fam
by from the house. Five arrests have beeu made
over the canal The Germans are still armed. D1r-
ns the whole Of last night sehtnels usrded the
streets, and none but Germans were permitted 10
psss. The Mayor and police force have done moth.
Ing. The first arrests were made to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07

Loss OF InE SCHOONER MATILDA Ans THOMPSON
w. Ioar, Capt Carr, of Tho schooner Fred.
Howell, Of Backsport, which arrived at this port lat
hight from ST Domingo City, which place size LEFT on
the 4ih ult., the folio wing particulars:
April ., lat. go 90, Ion. 72o, At A. NJ, saw q
,chooner with sigr Al. of distress ying ran down to
Ter and found her to be the Matilda Ann ThomPson,
Of Camden, n. j.. Capt. Isssc Parker, hence for
rhilacelphs, in sinking condition. at A, NJ. TOOK
brought them t, tsis port Capt p. reports: Left
Ssnoy Hook Oh the Inoriog Of the lat inst. at II
o'clock; the wind commenced to blow heavy
from WN.W; shortened ssil, a-d ran until
> o'clock when we came 10 anchor under Crest
swamp Long Beach; the anchors you'd uot hol1
and being without ballast, was comp nei 10 run ne
fore the gse for 90 hours the vessel lesking badly
could not keep Der flee. On the ID wa spoke by
scbr. Fred Howell, who kindly took us off. At tbs
time of being taken off the vessel had three feet water
in the hold, and rapidly increasing.
NAVAL Tie S. sloop. of war Gsrmanton, Lynch
Commander, sailed from Buenos Ayrcs for Rio ia
ntiro Feb. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.

Although not fewer than forty persons IN the City
Of Vienna must be fully aware Of wha, has taken
place at the meetings Of the Conference well IL the
secret Kept that amost hing hss been suffered ~
trMspre 10 the agents Of the public pre-s. IL 70
known, however that The fret Of the four bsses,
witch ace 10 be negotiated has been accepted,
en- Bloc by The Rus,ian penipo,entisres Prince G,fl
CT akoff and NJ. de Ttoff, and rnns tuas.
Arr l. Addition Of the srciasre pr0t,ctorI,c Of
Russia IN Mifaria and W,oHaehia, the PrirIegs' az
ccrded 10 those PrOU,Hces By TIE SUDAN being Pacef
under the guarantee fthe F,ve Povers.
Correspondence processes to state that soon -
the representatives Of the Five Powers-Franee, En-
gland, Austria, Turkey and Rassis-bsd assembled,
tteir cIeceL,iss were produced and examined and.
,hen this preliminary ceremony was over, Count
Bucl ADDRESSED pacific or rather con ss.ory speech
to Tie other members Of the Congress.
He reu inded his colleagues Of the extreme import
ance Of The question about 20 be discussed aud sx
horied them to display the csnnes. and mutual for
beMaIoe which bs.semsd men who hal duties Of
such high nomeLt to discharge. Wsen Count Bad
bad cased speaking, the protocol Of the 25lh Of De-
cenber wee read, AID laid on the table
The mernor sndum Of Jan wa then produced and
tie -Four Point. bsyiIg been read Prince Gorcha-
kcf ard 81. De Ii oiT the Russiau Plenipotsptinies.
we're asked whether they were prepared 70 treat on
thOse bafes
Artply having boet given in the affirmative, il was
pIopcitd II :; bureau, 70 be composed Of g
nsnbtr Of each Of tfe four Embassies ard Of the
Director OF the Austrian Cbsncelerie) should bs
fomsd, wbose outy ii should be TO keep all the differ
En-. uesi.o ready for Inspection to copy State papers,
Sc.
The fore gor preliminary matters having been set
ted 20 tie satisfaction Of all parties the hr: or the
-Four Points vas Immediately entered upon, aud W"
unanimously agreed to, a. above
The London Morning Pot warns il readers against
putting faith in the accounts Of what hs happened
in tie Conference. II further ssys that record Of
each DAY. proceedings Is drawn up, ard slgrei BY
the PlfnpoieniieIies and that this mode Of signature
may readily give rice 10 erroneous reports OF an
agreement having been come TO on the points Of
guarantee.
Count Nesselroie, it ia believed, will proceed 70
Vienna when the negotiations become critical
THE POLICY OF TIE CAR IS WARLikE
Accounts from ST. Petersburg. probably reliable o
date March o. s.ate that the substance OF me CIs
Alexsndsis speeches TO the rseresee''hVs' ~
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TIE CINCINNATI ELECTION DIFFICULTY.

CIFCIFNATI, Ihuredsy Apfn 3, Is35.
The complete returns for Magistrates in this town
ship give Democratic majority Of 500. The ballots
for these officers not oesroyed in the Eleventh
snd Twelfth Wards. Heavy rains to-day have served
70 cool down matters effectually.
II is reported this evening that the Judges of the
Twelfth Ward polls had the tickets nesr counted
and having memorandum Of the state Of the vote
before the ballots and poll boxes were destroyed, it
will enable them TO render sworn statement OF the
vote cast, which will be received by the City Clerk
~ returns from that Ward This will give nearly ell
he candidates on the Democratic ticket majority;
md it il stated they will be sworn in next Monday.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CIScISNATI, Friday, April g. 1855.
Tbo City Clerk has Issued certificates Of election to
M the Democratic csJdidates-the Judges Of the
Eleventh. and Twelfth Wards having made returns
psder oath. 1t is net likely the election will be
listed.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ROADWAY RAILROAD-HARBOR-
ovesia Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

ROADWAY -HARB0R-MASrER3
eveeisl Disp.teh to The NJ Y Tribune
ALBAsr Friday April 6, 1855.
The oct authorizing the construction Of the Broad
way Railroad In your City parsed the House this
afternoon, by voc OF 72 to Al. 1t has yet to go
through the Senate. The Eew-York delegation voted
. follows on the passage Of the bill: Yeas-Messrs
Bistchford, Coleman, Jimnerson, Mcguire, Mundy,
Petty, Z. L. Smith, Stuyvesant, A. G.. Williams.
Nsys-Messn. Ahkep, Dixon, Leigh, Mclaughlin,
Sesxrist. Messrs. o Keefe and Cocks were absent.
Mr. A. G. Williams voted yea in order to move re-
consideration. He was opposed to the bill.
The Senate has Just confirmed Alex. II. shultz,
Owen w. Brennan. Daniel IIerrick, Reuben Murray,
James j. Bevins, VIM. Burleigh, and Joseph J.
Chambers, for Hsrbor Masters. Strong opposition
wn evinced toward the nomination Of Mathew ID.
Greene, aud no definite action was had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07

the Commissioners Of Emigration. lie sugse-.sd
that II be modified, by providing thst the C0mpis
siopert may selso. any pier or wharf Tor the 'sDfieg
Of immigrants NHt the consent Of the C,un3s
CoBrci
Mr. DICKINSON thought no modification ".
Leedeo. II WA necessary, in order 10 properly pro-
tsct ihe rights OF the iumigrsn landing in New.
York 10 give the COumissioners some little extra
pos'r. He contentea that he Amendment was 9
proIe-
Sir. BARR thought the amendment little too
s~fepitg. Hs could not ascent TO have every pier
cock sloDg tie whole waterfront Of the City sub
ec to the pleasure Of the Com Ia this mat,
ter Nor was be in favor Of thro wing the Comnis-
tlopers entirely upon the mercy Of the Common
Council, for he remembered that when an Aidsrmsn,
he had TO fight the Commissioners two years in order
to bsve the piere Of the Fifth Ward freed from the
lanoiDR OF the imni erants and during thst time be
learned that almost every Alderman opposed 70
having the piers 10 their Wards used for this pur-
pore. II nee IL would net be- well TO leave the sub
jet entirely under the control Of the Common COun.
Gil; but yet the amendment was t9o sgeaping.
The report was then laid on the tsols.
he folio wing were ordered to third reading
To amend tie Charter Of the New York Musical
Academy.
Amending the act relative to the Brooklyn City
Canal.
For the incorporation of the Nassau Water Com
psDy, Brooklyn.
SPECIAL ORDER
Mr. BROOKS in The Chair the Committee Of the
Whole took up the bin grating 10 the Ssckets Hn
Dor tDd Sarstogs Railroad Company certain water
privileges in The northern part OF the STATE
Before tho question was taken, the Senate went
iu.O Executive session which Wa not concluded
when the hour Of recess arrived Recess to 7. 81.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The SeDste opened, sDd continued IN Executive
Session until Il O'clock 7 NJ. and then adjourned.