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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14
MARRIED..

YARRAMOoRE-YOUNG-O Sunday evening, May IL, BY
fhe Rev j. B. Wakeley, Mr.. Southey Psranore Acoo
mac Va Ms Nellie w. Young daughter Of John Young
sss., Of this city.
Csus.snsus County, N. T. by the Rev. Trcwbrdee Mr.
Henry Atwster Of Providence, Penn. to Mis- Adde A.
Daley Of Hnsdale, N. Y.
xNAPP-sNYDER-On Monday, May s. In Granger, Alesany
County, N. T. by the Rev. l. Trowbrdse, MI Julius B.
Tnspn Of Hnsdae Csttaausus County n r. to Miss Kate
Snyder Of orsr ger, N. Y.
IREsTON-ROWLEY Sun Prsirie, Via, on Monday,
Or. "a by the Rev Philip Eyeeth Mr. Harrison Preston Of
Beaver TO Mis- aslsn NJ. Rowley Of Sun Prsre
HFIR-NACAULEY-In Brookyn, on Saturday, May 10, at
Grace Church. by the Rev. Or Flag M James E. Weir Of
this city 70 Miss Ellen Macsuley Of Brooklyn-
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looe bsss 70 Great Britain and there lsssssss
q stoch o. 81 roo baleAn


q sock % 81. 200 bslean
We would urge the Bondholders Of the first Mort
gsges ofthe Buffalo and New York City Railroad Com
psny to produce and prove their Bonds and Coupons
at Buffalo, before the Goth inst. Such Bonds az
not then proved may be entirely debared and sbu.
out.
We saw to-day in the possession Of Mr. Cisco, the
SubTreasurer Of this Port, curious and interesting
relic Of the oldentime, in the shape Of check upon
the Benk Of New-Yoik, dated in 1895, and drawn by
Taleyrsnd. II reads as follows:
Dolls g.
Csbr Of the Bt Of New YORK. Pay 70 Pschel bearer
eighty four dollars New York the 9Th Sy Of June 1875
ch msu taleyraId
The Bank Of New York was then we believe, the
only bank in the city Talleyrand was then here An
exile, having escaped from the fury OF the mob Of
Paris through the aid Of Danton.
The Money Market is still quite active but the sup
ply appears to be more free to day, and borrowers meet
wthles difficulty than yesterday. In paper there is no
change TO note but the supply in the street is rather
larger The Banks are still contracting their loans
but not very largely.
The expectations Of Specie sce let Of January hav
been
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professional Notices.
EFFICACIOUSI

EFFTCACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNION6,
II CALLOslTIEs NAILS powins into The nssh enn eve.
disorder of the Feet by and method w1ness
cutting or without causing the sshtsst pain. .
Mons LEVI Of No. so Bic Rue do Riyon, Pe!s 40 70
Cosduts Regent st. London Surgeon Chhopodis ne In
peror Fsnse and the Royal Family Of Enssnd 80
specially invited to New Yosk To attend some -
days sxeepttd HE ooe from to e'clseh, q No. it
49, '''"''A C COPIES % TESTIMONIALS.
From his Imperial Msjesy Napoleon Ill., Emperor OF transs
Je esrti6e que n LEVI sneys lee eosps c.sens
hAblitA. LOUIS NAPOLEON bONAfAkTA
From James Baker, ssq
certify that Dr.. LEVI cured months aeo o. evefA
bunons without the least pain and vhsh bad an
noysd for many year, Walk q pssseIt win ese ecn-
prbjc JAMES BAKER,
New.York March ~ 1855 No. a East i7A 4
From the Rev. J. Ryan -
This cert6ss Levi las extracted without u sshe
pain several sorus which have panied end annoyed ne
very much. J. RYAN. No. ~ East i4en~
From RsSsrt fsfsuson ssq. D., Physician In Ordinary
her Majesty Of Great Britain.
Mr. LEVI hes sklfaly estTaetsd two soSns from ny
"'' "''''~ '''''s - '-' ROB Z. vERoUsoN. n D.
No oueen-st, May Fstr, London, March s, 1854
From H. J. feltus, esq.
Unsolicited b. Mr. Levi beg leave 10 tesy 10 hs soces
full skl In having perfectly removed s,pc s.nssn Of Isos
standing without causing sny pain. = IELTUe
IL edition to he above susasutssssd sssssnss sav
ladies' Il the highest sst) be BY vons him yhs
ea bic oss No 81 lith bstwssn Sth end New
NJ R-Ns proissssusl connection With any psrssa
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.aS7, 100 as5s4,ses ale5.osi aT,lsos5o
The Circular of Messrs. Marie & Ksnz for the


NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, May 10, ls5s.
Market has shown downward
been restricted Spsc
checks the disposition 70
Of the exports Of May ls5o
Orders for Europssn account very insignificant
Money active demand Loans On call In demand at
y cent? class paper sasi names lie" current, lo0l2;
Exchanges brisk without msrte change In quotation Lon
don, lo9iall0; Paris, 5l6tG5nt.
Messrs Decoppet g. Co. cay:
NEw.YoRK, Tuesday, May Is, 1856.
advices Of the h inst the character Of Stock
market has been less oscillatiDg
The Bsnks have sackened their contrsction Money
hes continuing In active request 'Peeulston has materially
decreased
Prices have been downward for ne:y al classes Of secar
ties but especially In the speculative kinds
The adyces Liverpool to the 3oh April which reached
yesterday created further depeson on our already heavy
market
notice IL an, thing disposition TO sell OF the Railroad
Bonds which for the present End no MARKET.
In Stocks and Bonds transactions Of importance
have taken place In Indiana without change prices and In
Missouri Sc and Virginia s. at decline Of and p cent
Civ and County Bonds extremely quiet prices being
general fairly sustained Some NewYofk City S. 1898 (new
sn) have been Francisco have Do
cliped hand, there has been demand for New.
Orleans 60 at an advance off y cent
Railroad Bonds without inquiry. At private sale there
have been 10 transactions worth mentioning
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remains very dull FLOUR little more active, with
sales Of 800 bushels for shpmsnt at s6 for standard brands
the closing with frmness and holders nd
ferent selling that price the home demand continues
moderate ss6 So Rye FLOUR resdy, with mail ssies
Penpsylyspi. reported At e. GRAM sirivns more
red and 81 60 for white prime lots are scare and
COO busss Penpsyysna :. f. Coss in nodsrse request
ae FOR dsmp ana a for dsmsSsd OlYs dni At Ssastc for
prime, with 'ses Of inferior Sic. GRocEREs quet
further sales Sugar and Mossses made steady prices Coffee
lower and sale At auction Of damaged Rio made ct to
etc cash. Provisions only moderately scve; Mess PORK
at ma DC hhds at &c.
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To MaHfuAHa.

BEACON LIGHT AT OLD POINT CoMyoRr, vneMA=No
tce IA hereby sven that On evening Of the 7h Of
NAV Ied white light vii be exhibited the south wcst srd
Of 0ld Point Comfort guide vessels into the anchorage
between Hampton Bar and the beach.
The light placed about twenty yards from low wsts, marx
ana elevated ON cssron hufed column painted black IL
feet bish surmounted BY copper lantern 81 feet high
The Illuminating apparatus lsrsssizsd pressed sies les
The elevation Of sht above level y feet and can be
Teen firm deck ordinary vessel in clear weather
suficL miles.
Besrir 40 from the Lieht follows
Sewell's Point sW. BY 8. I g.
Buoy on the tail Of Hampton Bar, sW by 8. IS.
Rip Rsps, 8. by Z. E.
By order Of the Light House Board,
AN PENNOCK. L. H. Inspector Vth District.
Light Bouse Office, Norfolk, Virginia
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CLASSIFICATION.
IN-ll ElI Al IN

COFFEE-In view Of auction sale Of Prime Rio sdver
off, prices spps:r heavy stock with liberal
doubled Il; amount since Saturday. it 4sco Bag:
all other kinds prices steady and the demand
sales Of $50 bags Lssusyrs lilc 80 mazJava
CoPPER-New sbssthns steady, the demand fair A, %,
and Taunton Yellow Metal at &C., mouths OF old 5000 rs
DRUGS AND DYEs-The mak. quiet; the sale. ar. 300
kegs Newcastle Besb Soda at small lots 81 49 100
%d case: Refined v.al. bsse ss !;
ts0i ioto Tcnq.. do q sl 10 cans Oh ohs.nsu s
81 a2 Say cams on BsiS:nOt Oh Ie@oa
s3sc S BILL :, Ensa sss@ rs s;
5eOo Turkey Gum Arabic Sorts at io ale 10 CASES C.l.
tsrc Acid At Az Sc 100 tuns Soda Ash :, Be- md Tar
Ombro Nader. on private terms
Layer. I.h reizn arrive freely .sle. '1 Of
sO,t0 81. Bsrholonsv Pineapple At s7as1 ej 1000 Ma
DO Pumpkins Il ga 90 IS bb Hsv.ns Oranges "a
ds7; ooo BarsoOs coeosut: At So 20 kegs Tsm.rinds A.
o ose SAFE s5s PUN: 1T % 81 s:
s Unchanged By auction the cargo Of is Mary SIses ARs'
comprising $50 boxes Mss.i1s orapse. at 81 s.es2 Ts
go do al 81 SIT Also 81 suction Kegs Plum. a.
"a esses PIunss at la2se. damaged
only learn Of sales Of Oo quints Dry Cod IS 75as ,as
for Grand Baik and ST. Georges and $40 bblA Mkere At for
FLOUR AND MEAL-our market for Western anal yor,
hIesul. good SHIPPING brand, are hrT while ordinary and
light and stock diuiehsd The inquiry for export not
::: ssens n:
SIS Is for very inferior State; Is 5oos5 say for comm
good State IS asa sc ISL for superfne Indiana AID Hon.
LsLe IS s7ia Sc 81 for common good upersne Ohio 81
ass IS for common fair Ohio; 67d 81 Tor fair "a
good Ohio and 81 III $40 for ST Louis brsnd Cana
dian Flour In moderate request, and brands
ess.r the nIiyss are nodeIais .ses Of $50 bba 75a
en- Flour quite sim, ana medium qualities fair demand
ass Of 400 bos at Sc 25d 81 for mixed god standard
hands Baltimore &C. and 81 o6d 90 Tor f,var
lie fancy and brsnds Rye Flour hr; ales OF 100
bbs A. Is asa s5 for 6le and perne. Corn Meal IL in.et
i've ct IS for Jersey and IS sd ss N for Brandy
we are constantly ssked what has become Of new Fon,
Organized thee months resorins
or Nour Its former standard and
heb the public took much interest Who answer IL
nov late In the season and nothing Of moment been &C.
compiisbed. -. 9,
DRAMA GOOD inquiry for whest for export, but there Is
ltile desirable The sales are ea,nss common red
Iops Island 81 Is, DO red ~ and 1000
DO uprsr Lsie tsprne the spot 4o the sale Of Upper
Lake 70 arrive reported IN last q 81 y y. "i,p,ns-
IL AZ demand a. sase r jss:sy for State ana
4tdx2c for Ohio and Chicago Corn quite Pensy sna yin
6rmnss IN reiehs 10 Ease lower Eifn more aoing
exports salss Of u 900 bush Of Sdc ioi
stsscc for Do yellow and 59deS fsf VINO co. voc 'e
nee jss choice.
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Groceries.

OUTER, FISH and PROvISIONS.-ALLAN
ID ROSE, No. 4s wsshnstons., two doors above Bar
clay st., NewYork,
Offer at Wholesale.
VERY LOW FOR CASH,
Mess ard Thin Mess PORK, Hsekerel, Nos liz
Butt sne Rpmp Pork, PhIed Cocnsn sno ocsaenss'
cooi.S Han. ana Rsef Pickled and Smoked Herrngs,
5000 SIonidsrs snS 4 acor Lamp and Sweet OILS,
Cb..." lila srd ,icb Tslow snd Sperm Candles,
80 - 49,. "a tnbs Sal Soda Saleraus, Starch,
G Esa, IA pisri Tsss Family Soap. Twines, Wcks
Butter In frkns and tubs, straw naa tee A2G,
Rasns and Fruit generally Barley, Nstmess Mus@fa-
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nv TELEGRAPH.

sAyANNAH Nay I3-The U. g. mail stAsmship Alabama,
from arrived her dock in this city this
CHARLEsTON-Ar. May ~, p M, U. 8. NJ. steamship
Nsshvnle Berry, from New-York.
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M.rkets. Reported BIZ Tclegraph.

New ORLEANS, Monday, May IL, 1885,
The Aanties hand day and somewhat
unsettled CoT7oS MARKET The days business amounted
former FLoul dull and declining Quotations IS 750
%. MESS Pork, sic. KEG LARD, 1oie. STERLING Ex-
CHANGE, &c.
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Reeeipes Of Rr~Auee.

By North River Boass May l3-is2 bba Flour, 80 do.
Whisky, 20 do. Beef 90 bush. Wheat, 8 do. Ashea
By Eys Rsaread May Isl l90 bbs Flour 32do. Whsky
IS 90 Provisions, IL do Ashes $50 sides Leather.
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TUESDAY. Nay IS, Ie56.
ASHESThe market better supplied prices are lower
and seted Of lao bb at 90 25a So S for Pots and
81 S7{d 81 50 for Pearls
CANpLES-Adamsntine are without material alteration,
sales made Of 2d0 boxes, various brands he
latter for Staten Island Palm Plain Sperm COMMANDS
40c; Patent, 5cc.
COTTON-The market has reeeded fully to- on the Asnc
sdvces and the feeling far from being good decline
sales of 2e0 bales We revise quotations confJrm to
thsc loanR
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
m grArEs DISTRICT sCoURT.-Nos. 6, 8,

FURITID STATEs DISTRICT 'OuUHT'-Noss o, o, y,
n, Is 10 10 inclusive. - -. -
SUPRENE CouRr-CTRcurT.-NOs.3 800, 324, 4ol,
-, Sse}, <ss, Al, <56, 5s6, 4ss. - .
$40 27s 49, 5a5 59s 52 SIS "a 6s6 ls4, $40, us IS, rs
% sss S64 SIS So ss5 49, as, 4os COL, SoS 3d. $685.
90, zoe, ets, SO, Gil, 6i2 -
CouRr or COMMON PLEAs-Pat Mos. 53s,
ca sss S4 Ss5 $50 ST. Sss $40, 64l Sllt s41 SIS 81
S4a Part lt-Nos og7 ISL SIS Ga SIS, Sit, $50, s2l 69l
ez3, 6B, ca, $50, ESQ, 65l.
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............$56, 3l2,732 9

The dates in the first column those of the COM
mencement of operations of the several mints.
The gold and silver of domestic production deposited
at the several mhts were as follows:
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PassenRerp Arrived

In brig Thomas b. Walton, from Puerto Cabslo-H. Z.
Bouton and wife child and nurse; Miss E. Rosas r. T.
Boulon, Capt 8. Gi1nsn, United sstes Censa a. Puerto
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MINIATURE ALhANAc......rHis DAY.
SvN-Rises... AS Sets.......... T:c9 MooS-SeN
DAY.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov. hland... q He'll Gate 6
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P@tSiooNV
7,sl2k43
lo23i,l43
l2232lS2

Receipts from Calforps...... r. 252,la2 n,soIs 95
The coinage Of the Mints Of the United States for
the year 1855, and from their establishment was as
follows
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xAW INTELLIGENCE
THE UNITED STATES oouhrs-N.-. IS

,.aos iseynsoII has arrived in tow s,,d has been
me,iou. during the DAY, in the Dis ot Court which
nj sssn lie regular calendar sasiness 10 .,orrow
y.6se NELSON also here and WIZ al. morrow the Cir
an, &c art for the trial Of Wp, Valentine Indicted for on
0sins IN the slave HsSs - the vessel Julia Mouon Adolf
yes shee
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SUPERIOR COURT-TaIAL TERN-MAY ls-Before Jud
WocDweRTH.

Claudius Ducrew agt. JehieI J. Poet
In this case, reported in Tuesday's TRIBUNE, the
Inv rendered verdict for the plaintiff for 81 1906 but
n Sens sshed they all agreed two Of the num-
~ ND thew had thinking about IL oil night were very
mach worried could not eonscientiousy agree TO the YER
ljet they had signed. -, III.
fss e1 200. A., H.,
before Judae boswoh-ssve that only Juror there
dhsspted-
SPECIAL TERM-Before Judge HOFFMAN.
Hsrtehorne agt. Union Mutual Insurance Company.
&C smplsint dismissed, with costa.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURTNEY is
Before CommisioLsr BRIpSHAM.

Before CommnOher
The case of the United States agt. Charles Z. Dun
can (of The Nsm Of Charles G. Danesn Co. No. liz all
Steet1 aud Hamilton j. Gedney master Of the stesmtug
1ches taxing the ship Adsus to sea when In custody OF
Deuuty United States Marvha brought to an examna
con bv our y1sn United States District Attorney Mon
Ssv The Government failing make out probable case the
Attendants discharged Dexter A. Hswkn' Tor tho de-
feDee.
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SUPREME COyRT-srEcIAL TERM-MAy ls-Bsfors Judge
ROOSEVELT.
Mary Ann Williamson agt. Robert IL. Williamson
Decree divorce around Of husbands aduterycussody
md educ alton Of infant children given the mother
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Net product Of the States. ,i4 %
The following is a summary of the coinage Of the
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The weeks receipts at all ports amount to sec bales ~
IS 600 bales last year In 1855 The weeks expofu
Britain have been so 900 bales against " o s year. anu
d 600 In 1855. The following are the gaftieasfs
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KINDLING WOODS. HARRISON & SON
IN Steam Factory No $50 West 2h Bss. quality Of VII
si,a Pine Oak and Hickory delivered loves. prices.
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ELECT r O-CHEMlCAL BATHS.-No 10
II West I3thst.. near 6tA-sv-Dr. HANKInsON saa,sn
tees permanent and speedy CURE Of the following De
esses; Nervous and Spinal Affections Rheamsnsm, 00u
Paralysis Contraction Of Limbs Swelling Of Join Droppss
MiperrIs from the system and Bsetsss gwen
Students; price go
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-05
rovF rGrAL.
PROCEEDINGS Of the CITY COUNCIL

BATON ROUGE November, 8, 1856.
At regular meeting Of the Board Of Sell
ectmen OF the City Of Baton Rouge, held
this day-present:
JOSEPH MONGET, Mayor,
n. V. BABlN. ii. ToMLIrsoa,
JOSEPH LARsuiER, d. G. MosTAr.
F. ARBouR, SR., ED. WILLIS.
The Mayor called the meeting to order.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved
TREAsURER's REPORT.
Balance on hand last report 8 sol Sd
Amt. received since. 1105 81
Total amount. 1867 al
Amount paid since last report goa 81
Balance Oh hand, :. 1863 II
The following accounts were presented
and allowed:
Henry L. Wolfe, to certificate for
hauling. s4s So
5th to Nov. 1st. a7 CO..
~. Odom, to 8 Shackles furnished
to Corporation. 6 co.
J. J. Odom, to money paid out to J.
Sharp's boy for work on Street a so
On motion the Board adjourned sine die,
JOSEPH MONGET. Mayor
=. GRArDPRE, Clerk.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-05

A shock of earthquake was felt on
the 2lst ult., at Mahou, in the Balea-
rio Island. The sea at the same time
rose in an extraordinary manner, and
produced BORE which caused
considerable damage in the port
On the following day second but less
violent shock was felt. the oscillation
appearing to be from east to west.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-05
Spffial Notices.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Ladies of the M SICAL CLUB"
of Baton Rouge, will give Concert. ON
THURSDAY EVENING next, Novem-
Der 9Th, in the Senate Chamber of the
Capitol.
Tickets to be had at the door.
Admittance 81 90
Doors open at o'clock P. M. Concert
begins at o, clock p. M.
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Gbe 9ailp! Goll1et,
s----z-
BATON ROUGE,:::a:::NOV. 5, 1886.

BETTING. The most interest mans
tested nj the polls in this city, yester-
day; was by betters. Much was up,
on the result of the Parish, and those
having ventures were exceedingly
uneasy; not that this or that candi-
date would win, but that they might
not loose. Dollars and dimes for drink
were freely bestowed. The price Of
votes went up from one and half
in the morning to" two and half at
neon," and some Of our foreign aud
and native swine, held of, until even
ing, waiting a still further advance in
the market. A vulgar way is this of
" betting fora man TO strengthen bis
opinion with his fellows yet those who
should stand as lights Of example for
others--those who occupy place, are
foremost in this kind Of bragadoeia,
and violation Of the laws Of the land.
-. N..->----
EVERY CROOKED PATH SHALL BE
MADE SrRAIGHT.--The London Illus
trated News, under the head of
Strange If True" says:
According to one Of Coles MS.
notes, pamphlet published in 1903,
has the following odd title -" The
.DgorDity Of Sin cured 0 sermon
preachedat St.Michael's Crooked lane,
before the Prince of Orange, by the
Rev. J. Crookshanks. Sold by Matthew
Denton at the Crooked Billet, near
Cripplegate. and by all other book
sellers. The words of the text are
-" Every crooked path shall be made
straight and, the Prince before
whom it was preached was detormea
in his person.
The Rev. Crooks hanks, should have
been straighted out " after this at
tempt to throw ridicule on SO grave a
subject, as Every crooked path
shall be made straight
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-05

A RELIGIOUS SoUABBLE.-Quite a
Disturbance has occurred among the
Catholics in Illinois. Some days since
the Bishop of Illinois published a cir
cular, proclaiming the excommunica-
ton of the Rev. Charles Chiniquy, Of
Kapkakee, and from letters published
in the Chicago papers, We learn that
the people of Mr.. Chiniquy's Church
are disposed to meeting against the
action Of the Bishop. About 1000
French Catholics assembled in the
COURT house and heard an explanatory
address from Mr.. Chiniquy, which, it is
said proved satisfactory to all. The
course pursued by the Bishop was de-
nounced, and the congregation of Mr..
Chiniquy resolved to furnish him
means to visit Rome in case he cannot
obtain justice the United States.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-05

The Durham University have just
built an eight oar boat, which is SO ex-
actly poised that the rowers are obliged
to part their hair down the middle to
keep the balance That's a crack
boat.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-05

ORANGE BLOSSOMS WoRN AT WE'D
DINes.--Ofange blossoms may have
been adopted for the adornment of a
bride in prefence to any other white
flowers it is the emblem Of chastity,
and also Because it is significant of
fecundity. It is said to have been
employed in the same way by the
Saracens. Chelmsford.
The plant is an evergreen. In this
respect, Zeno6ia says: that it is also
emblamatic ofperpetual verdency.-
The lass who wears the orange blossom
wreath, when it is placed upon her
head that she may please the eye Of
him, who has purchased her with gold
not love; lives to a green old age, and
outyardly appears well to the world,
but inwvrdly she is dead, to the hour
Of her birth into new state Of exis-
tence. It is curious to drag into
light, the buried notions of former
times, on this interesting, subject.
--sA@N-
10 The Crescent says, the follow
ing preamble and resolution having
been adopted by the FILLMORE RAN
GERS, are handed to us for publication ::
WHEREAS, The unauthorized and
ill-advised proclamation Of Sheriff Bell
is calculated to produce an excitement
dangerous to the public peace, and to
bring the authority, efficiency and hon.
est disposition Of The officers of the
Municipal Government into doubt and
suspicion with the ignorant, the timld
and the evil disposed:
Resolved, That the President Of the
Fillmore Rangers is hereby requested
to tender the services of the Rangers
to the Mayor of New Orleans, to sup
port his authority, and to maintain,
under his command, on the day of the
approaching election, peace and good
order at the polls and throughout the
city. E. I. PARKER,
President