The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-14

over IN me free state-the Spr,nNtetd
Gasstts says: "A long pull. a strong
pull and I pull alsogether." We heard
the same thing said shs other evening
On the levee, BY . lot Of da'kiee. q q
ropes end. They did pull, and three
Of the seven want in the creek, and
came near drowning.
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FoK THR CoMxr.
| BurxlarUus D01ngs.
Ccr'a On Thursday night ls.t, two
Offices were forciblv entered on Laurel
street, by means Of Jemmies aud JAG
draws, and two yourg attorneys gently
slumbering in view OF dead authors, and
the najest, Of law hooks, were heeced as
they lay, OF pants pocket books; keys and
cash. The more desparte scound,el Of the
two thieves, returned like the Murde,ers in
Macbeth, aft the first act of villianv was
complete and took-evea the night shirt
off Of one Of the young gents. What Com
ct, is the use Of studying the moral law
the law Of Nations, the civil code and the
code of practice, when such acts of un-
b'ushing viliany are perpetrated in our
midst! More Sir None One of the
young gents AYERS that he was dreaming at
the time, Of having his name enrolled on
the skin of SONG Innocent lamb mot vet
offered up as sa4tifice) as one of the learn
ed members of the Louisiana Bar. He was
half awake, when the thief took his shirt
but thought Twain illusion, that he was be-
ing invested with the Royal purple of
district Judgship. The other had his pants.
coat, hat, Shoes drawers, vest and seven
dollars in change-stoen. More than this,
he lost his breakfast, for he had to wait
the coming Of carpenters in the morning 10
force his armour, in order that he might
not appear uncovered to the naked world.
The "Vigilent Police" of which you some
times speak, should be ,ut on the scent. Of
these indecent thieves. Yours, in truth.
X.
What awful moral depravity is this
The next thing We expect to hear that the
head coverings and ornaments of the seat
OF reason, are being shorn off by thieves 10
make frizzetts for The oladies, and false
moustaches for the dandies. @! for some
desert wild--some vast wilderness where
the villiany Of man has not yet penetrated
where man may lay his brecches down at
night, with the certainty of finding them in
the same place next morning.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE JACKSON
RAnRoAD.--It is our painful duty to
chronicle painful accident which oc-
Cured on this road yesterday about
noon. As the gravel train. consisting
Of nineteen cars, was coming slowly,
towards the city, it being ouly about
half mile from the depot, it ran off
the track without any apparent cause
the cars were thrown on both sides of
The road, to the distance Of some thir.
y feet. and several Of them smashed
up. The tender and the
next car behind in catching Mr.. Clark.
he conductor, between them, cutting
him almost entirely in two-killing
Tim instantly, and mutilating him hog
IDLY. His heat was torn from hk
body and dashed some ten or twelve
Get in the swamp. Mr.. Clark. has
,een known on this road from its com.
nencement, as an extremely attentive
md sober man, and his loss, will be
leeply felt BY the company.
The locomotive attached to this
rain was the Jas. Robb, an entirely
lew one, having only beea on the road.
short time, it was considerably injur-
ID. The only way that the accident,
IAN be accounted for is. that the rain,
# Thursday night had washed out the
arth from under the cross ties, aud the
rack had spread in consequence.
Crescent.
The UNITED STATES AIMING Eng.
AND. 1t is a curious fact that Am
rican mechanics excel all others in
he manufacture Of firearms, and are
t the present time filling large con.
racts for parties in England repres-