The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

Bhnhs, of the Petersburg Democrat,
and others for b violation Of the duel
ing law.
! That's right Bind them, bind
them savarally aud collectively, bind
them in bonds, and for pence sake let
Us Lave the end Of All "ailair," the be-
ginning Of which, cannot be traced =
Let Messrs Seott. Bolts, brown, Roe.
erH Pryor, Jones md Banks put up
their weapons, that We may net he
shocked at seeing ID tile papers every
morning another account Of hostile
meeting between Pryor, Bolts md
Banks, where, after The first fire "the
matter was amieably adjusted y There
il something singulally ridiculous about
a hostile meeting whore the knives
have been whotted 10 il razor edge.
and the Deringers set upon hair triE-
gers-if after ibis preparation, either
one or both of the parties do not meas
ure their shadows Tho yaor Of An
eient Pistol, la very eoinmenaablo
bravery. When he found himself fight
ing 'gainst vantage, he put up his
weapon and left the field with The OK.
elamaion, "AlI He'll shall roar for
this That place according to bibI.
cal commentators, has boon roaring
ever since In those days society had
not arrived Ut tho point Of perfection
in human reason 10 which the world
lays claim at this hour. Now, If man
have malicious intention and Ia dis.
posed to break the peace. we can bind
him not TO do it. The bonds arc strong
bonds too; the strongest over forged
by the ingenuity Of man. They are
not made by ropo threads and flax
iibers, nor arc they made Of irop.---
No-the bonds have greater tenaeity
than either, they Irvine round n mans
heart--lay hold Of his scat Of reasou,
and connect his bot,omless soul with
tho bottom Of his breeches pockets
The man who cannot be restrained by
bonds Of 100000, should BIO intordlct-
cd rs mad man and confined as such.
Bind Messrs Pryor, Bolts and
Brown in such bonds and there will
BIO no more breaking of the peace by
these gentlemen ii South Carolina, our
word for it. There Is virtue in the
plaster, that ean heal tho deepest
wound Of honor, in fifteen minutes. -
We have known an application of 5000
notes as oataplasm ; TO heal a des.
perate wound even in less time. The
specific requires no puff; its effects arc
visible in law matters rs well ms rol-
gious aud political matters, daily. A
case Of Grim con, can be amicably ad-
justed by ii 10 any christian court and
conscience can be relieved by it, Of any
qualms. "Et decas et pret;am yecti. +"
FAST LlvlNe IN New YonK.--The
New York Herald gives us the follow
ing description of the last Wall street
rocket
The career of Huntington has been
like display Of fireworks--briIiant,
but evanescent. For little while be
spent money like water. lie had six
or eight borses--two pairs for carria-
GEES for himself and wife, aud several
fast trotters. His sideboard was bril-
liant with massive plate. He was n
great man at Saratoga, Niagra and
Rockaway, where his wife had more
trunks and more diamonds than any
one else; and in town he kept up two
matrimonial establishments, one regu-
lar and the other irregular--one
Christian home, the other a Mahom-
rnedan seraglio---one according to the
laws of New York, aud the other ac-
corning to the customs Of the Mormons
within few doors Of each other
lie was A prince for an hour. People
ate at his dinners, drove bis horses,
drank his wine. borrowed his money,