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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

EE The total number Of persons
who visited the Great Eastern during
her stay in New York, was about
l59, 900. The visitors at Annapolis
numbered not far from 10000
total of 10000, which at fifty cents
a head would make her receipts for
,ightseen $4,000,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

PRorosEp TELEGRAPH BETWEEN
FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES
The Paris correspondent Of tho New
York Commercial, under date 9th
inst, writes
The Minister Of the Interior, NJ.
Billauet, has signed convention with
Messrs. Rowett, Conneau, Trotter and
Curtis, for the construction Of q tele-
graphic cable between the United
States and France. The project is
now under consideration in the Corps
Legislatiff, the approval Of which
body is necessary. France and the
United States will now undertake this
grand enterprise, and the parties here
engaged in the affair are sapguine Of
success.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

o.yos sepe ~,
eAruHpAYnHi.i,''" AUGUST s5, 1890.

guuapsrfor 10 THE UNION LADIES
or BosroE, 1t wiz be seen ny the
letter q, one v, o"' cV''esPo"ue"'s
fo,msd in tho ci,y If Nav Orleans
called the Everett Rangers. com.
posed Of young men Of the highest
,espeotability ana pnfest patriot
's" ~ wou,' ,, Wv J. IL, saO 81 ,,'., "s
"a eoa,,ibuta funds. aud send tn
Che New Orleans Rangers n banner
Such gilt from Boston would be
appropriate bet some pe,f'o''o
,nr, y. I,o,,on Cos,,a,
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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

AhRAssAs ELEorioH II now ar.
pssts that Rector is elected Governor
Of Arkansas. and that IIindman and
0aptt are elected 10 Copgrsss-sll
Breckinridge Democrats. Full returns
have not yet come ~ hand.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25


one can not ut once appreciate the
grandeur of this mighty glacier. er-
tending uhbroken for forty or fifty
miles. Its sea cliffs, about FIVE ~
sir miles FROM us, appear compare
lively low, yet the icebergs detaoh-
cd ftom !. are of the Hottest de-
scription. Here, on the spot, IL does
not seem incorrect ~ compare The
iceberges 10 a mere chipping on its
edge. and the fine ice 30 the thin
nest shavings The far-oF outline
Of The glacier. seen against the east
ern sky, has n faint tinge Of yellow I,
IL il almost horizontal. and Of nm.
known distance and elevation --
There Is All usual dearlh of birds
and seals. everything around us il
painfully still. except when All oo-
oasiunsl iceberg splits of the par
ent glacier then we hear rumblipg
crash like distant thunder, aud the
wave occasioned by the launch
reaches ~ in six ~ seven minutes.
and makes the ship roll lazily For a
similar period. During The day.
time Tho strong glare 10 very dis
tressing, hence the.subdued light Of
midnight. when The sun just skins
along the northern horizon. 10 much
the most agreeable part Of the
twenty four hours. the temperature
varies between thirty and forty de
grpes Of Fahrenheit. The drift ice
Of vatious descriptions about us
constantly in motion under the in
lluence Of mysterious surface aud
under-cufrents-according To- their
relative depths Of ilotalion- which
whirl them about in every possible
direction 70 the southwest are
TIVE small islands. almost ehyelopsd
IN the glacier, aud far within, an
occasional mountain peak Pfetudes
from beneath From observing
closely the variations IN The glacies
surface. I think we may kaiely In.
for that where IL lies unbroken and
soomth, the supporting land 10 level
and whore much Crevassed. the
land beneath II IL uneven The Gre
vasEed parts are Of course impss-
aible, but by following the wind.
inga Of the smooth surface think
the interior could be reached Some
attempts 10 cross the glacier in
South Greenland have failed. yet
by studying it's character and at
tending To- this remark, ] think
places might be found where an at
tempt would succeed. Mr.. Peter.
son tells mo that the Esquimaux Of
Upernavik are unable to account
for occasional disappearanoes and
Temperatures of immense herds 81
reindeer, except by assuming that
they migrate at intervals 10 feed
fairgrounds beyond tho glacier, the
surface of which he also says. ia
smooth enough in many places even
for dog slodges to travel upon
IA there in much upinbabited land
both to tho northward and south.
ward Of Upernavik, | do not see tho
necessity for this supposi,ion. The
habits Of the Exquimaux cop6ne
them almost exclusively 10 tho H.
lands and soa-ooasis 49, Captain No.
Chniochs Voyage Of he For.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
NEW ARRIVAL or CARPETS.

A 81 those In want IT Gsrpsting. who desire 10
"A purohsrss a COED article at q low price,
would do well 20 call ~ the Pbilsdslpbia Cash
store, ubsrs q supply u handsome CsrPsts has
JUS bssn received.
PHILADELPHIA CASH sroRE,
Aug23. Lafayette Strsst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
yALENCIENNE LACEs.

TIyHE attention Of the Ladies' 10 most respeet-
Il fully requested 10 the large sssortmsnt ~
the most beautiful valsncinns Lscss which We
are receiving and which We will b ready 70 sr'
sagaa pALsHgrMER, SIMON 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
FULL PARTICULARS
~ sas
CAPTURE OF THttxILLO.


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W W zen. waiver ihs io'' was s''sese"
on 'hs morning ei he VIZ ps''' w IVY
heht' three ci Yen waivers men were
sieh'lf ~opnaed' fh'eeh o. 'he enemy
were reported sihen' snu ehnmpef wow
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v,,oss. ,n hoo,na,,,on n oa,,.,n .,,vioos
,ean,,sa NJ ,s, hut tho e,,s,,,, .,,ho,,,,s.
Of Honduras ,o,nea . eomb,ns,,on Ia drive
n. s,cm csnt,.i Ams,ioa.
I, tho .,,,s. ,e ova,,. ,h. ,ao,,. ~ Tho
HAY Islands apd themselves In nearly tho
same position the Americans held In Mica
tseus In November. isbb, The same pol.
icy which led guatdicl. TO make war on
va will induce him 10 drive the people of
the islanjs from Honduras. A knowledge
~ this fact has led certain residents ~ the
Islands to call On the adopted citizens Of
Nicaragua for aid lathe msiutsinsnce Of
their rights Of person aud rropetty.
Hut NO sooner had . Few adopted c',i
,ens Of Nicaragua answered this call oftbe
residents Of the lslsnds, by repairing 10
Rsutan, than the acting authorities Of
Honduras, alarmed Tor their safety, put
obstacles IN the way OF carrying out the
treaty OF the ssth OF November, 1852.
e"s'd'o'a delays TO receive The islands,
because OF the presence ora Few men he
ms hl"fe"' and 'ous' LOT party purposes
not only jeorards the territorial "'efes'a
OF Honduras nut 'hwf,a, Tor the moment
cardinal object OF oentfai American
policy
The people OF The Hay is'snds can no
ensrafted on your Republic only by wise
concessions properly made Tn" existing
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25


SEsAroRiAL CoRs.-The Augusta
(Ga.) Constitutionalist, Augusta
10, says;
We have on our table three cars
of corn cultivated on Senator j. II.
Uammond's plantations; below Au'
gusta. IN South Carolina, which cor
tainly indicate an abundant supply
Of corn In his cribs this fall One Of
the cars, from land unmanurod, and
planted four by two, with two
stalks TO the hill, has twenty rows
and one thousand and thirty grains.
Another ear. from land unmanurod,
and planted four by two, with two
stalks TO tho hill. has twenty-five
rows and ono thousand ono hun
drod grains. One car. from highly
MANFRED land. planted four by four
feet, with two stalks to the hill,
has twonty.six rows and one thou.
sand three hundred grains.
We have, also, another fine spo-
cimen of corn raised ut Mr.. iona
than Miller's Goodale plantation,
near this city. Tho ear il Of nine
and three quarter inches in circum'
ference. ton inches, long, and con.
tains one thousand one hundred
grains. We do not know whether
the land was MANFRED or not. There
will be fair average crop Of corn
raised in this section.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
FOR SAI.E.

A HOUFE and Int, with necessary out -seen.
n buildings. situated IN q pleasant part I,si
Of Bsauregsrd Town. FOR particulars Nv,
apply At the 9szstis and Comet Once.
sng2gtf
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
IRISH POTATOES.

A SMALL lot Of Choice Western Mechanics
"A Just arrived and for sale By
aug51 .osnoA DIAL.
u,aOM NEW WHEAT.-iso Barrels FLOUR
from New whsat-just received and for sals
JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
ron BALE.

n plank Ross, II slsyr, III mites fro,r
the Oi,y ~ Bstor pot,es. ~ miles ffrr pnr,
Hn5scn, sra ~ miles ffesn Clistep, on tbs ctrss
Roads healthy sra assifssis situstios q. pes
idsnss sra good lcesiity f,r = country store.
The trses ecrtsirs gso sefes and csn be pu,ehs
sod ., low price " application Il rrsse secr, Frr
iutsher p-t,ierlsts spriy " ~. undersigned s,
w. she,ins Once. ~ '. pAniN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
IRSII POTATOES.

Oh BARRELS Choios western Nsebspsss-
~ just 10 hand and for sale lo- by
sug2i JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
HANDKERCHIEF.

1OO DOZEN white Linsn Handksrehisfs 70
lOO be sold low at the
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
STAPLE GOODS.

A LARGE lot ~ English Prints, white and
~ Brown Domsstiss aud shssting Cotton Checks,
Tiokings, Benitns, 0ottousdss, Jesus, etc.
arR2S PIIILA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
Table Cloths aud Napkins.

XXTl have just reosivsd = supply Of the shove,
w also a large lot OF Huekstsrs Towels and
Russia bispsr--st ths
PHILADELPHIA CASH sT0RE,
aug23 Lafaystts street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
BRANDY
NEW pIOt1Ri NEW nRANu

- = BARRELS Choice Estra Eagle Fisar;"
% 100 BARRELS Gholss Family Brsnds Flour
100 Bags very Choice Brsp-just 10 hand
this day, and for sale st moderate prices by
sug1i JOSHUA HkAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

- EPT r. NJ BE II, 1900,
just rsssivsd and for sails by
sugzz Nv >. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
NEWS DEPOT.

fI'iiE undsrsigbsd RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
II Ito that he has established
NEWS AGENCY
In tbis place, who're persons viii End any Of ,bs
Leading Papers and periodicals published In the
United States or Europe.
subserp tions received for any paper or psrip-
deal al his once. ". H. HENDERSON.
aug7.u Two doors b~ou Post ones.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
Embroidered skirts aud Robes.

FI'uE most handsome embroidered skirts and
Robes that we're ever brought h. this mar
kst will bs ready for inspection In very short
time. DALsuEIMEh, sIMON a 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

CHJNA Another invoies ~ plain sna
~ Vrnsn,entsl Ohins, nc- opened.
sug227r pfFFR a BRADFORD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
WINDOW sIIADEs.

nuR stock Of window shades this fall contain
~ many entirely new patterns.
spggtzr PirEH a BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
TABLE CUTLERY

ron RENT.
rG,HE srpRF ROOM on Lafayette street, nov
oesuyisa sy Mr. =. M.Asbe, snd three res,ns
over hesd NJ the same, which will ~ rented ~
esther ~ separately 80 parties msy desi,e PCS.
session will he given ths hts, ~ October nest.
..s2sim john HuaUEr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

- u. DAY. Ia Agent fer The sale ofsli the most
IL. popular Patent Medicines ~ the day-lbuy
your Medicines from H. Day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09
New Spanish Mission to Mckee.
Translated from the Madrid Espana March IA Tor Il

NEW YORK HERALD a
We have already announced that Don joaquin Frapcsco
Pacheco will leave this Court Thursday for France on
his way to Mexico for the embassy TO which country
Senior Lea Bernsndez been named az frs se.ressr
= post which he flied in Por MgaL
According TO information have received Senor
Pacheco Will touch at the United States not onv ON ac
count Of the greater facility with which he can reach
America from England but also because in the praae,t
state Of the relations between pain the Sies re
tpecvey, ana Mexico, II Is natural thai Ambassador
should desire, and even require, 10 confer with
Scpor Garcia Tassara, her Aaesty's Minister
Plenipotcntnry at Washington. One Of the vessels
OF war stationed at Havana Will proceed one of the
ports Of the Union 10 take him to that city before he de
parts for bis place OF destination thus enabling him to
confer and at the same mc como TO understanding
with the Captain General OF our rich Antillcs
From Havana Senor Pacheco will proceed, fn vessel Of
war, direct 70 Vera Cruz govern an ulf
deem II proper that he should change his route lest
JuareZ 10 view Of the actual poeition In which be N
placed with regard TO Spain by his famous pro-
test against the treaty recently arranged with
Mexico, should throw any serious difficulty In the
WY Of, or resist openly, tho landing Of our ambss
sador territory where he yet unfortunately rules En-
couraged by the open support which, Their shame the
United States afioro him. We call the attention Of
those whom may concern to this important subject
BECAUSE although have heard that Juarez opposed no
obstacle to the passage OF diplomats who TO Mex
leo from Europe by way Of Vera Cruz yet mot be-
leve he will show the same cviltes TO ~ Ambasssoor
ers viii understand, would be event whcn could not
otherwise than produce grave consequences Tho govern
ment ought to be prepared as we do not DOUBT In
tends facing and even overcoming those consequences,
securing both the honor and the dignity Of the Spanish
nation, I-arlrf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09
Police Intelligence.

SURRxNDR OF A FUGITIVE FROM JueuCx.-Patrick NuY.
ply, Who charged with the killing Of Peter HAIL. by
kicking him TO death in fight which occurred Al tho
saloon No. GA Water street, on Monday last surrendered
himself on Saturday, and ID confned In the Tombs
awaiting his tral The prisoner has been indicted BY the
Grand Jury, we understand and will be called upon 10
plead some time in the Of the week. Murphy Hed
from the city afte Ne commission Of the crime; but,
upon c0oy coneiderng his chances he determined 70 re-
turn and surrender himself rather thau the des
Of meeting detective policeman every where he went.
He feels quite confident of being able TO clear himself
when the case comes up for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09
Coroners' Inquests.

SUDDEN DxAma-A man named Josephs was found
dead in bed at the dwelling Of Mr. Van Brunt In Hx
seventh street, Ninth avenue, under circumstances
which left doubt OF his having ded Of disease * tho
heart On Saturday evening John W. Stewart Of No 1Ol
Goerck street. died suddenly while sitting IN armchair
In his office. The body Of deceased conveyed 70 II
Late residence, No. 126 Lewis street, where Coroner Jack
man held IN inquest p g tes.s WI
KILLED By FA1L-An unknown man, about thirty Eve
years Of age, apparently laborer, fell down hght Of
stairs at the saloon of Mercer and Houston Streets
Saturday night while intoxicated and broke hB
The unfortunate died almost instantly afer hodui
picked up The body Of deceased was taken 10 the T
teenth precinct station house. where Coroner Jaokman
held inquest Deceased was dressed IN mixed satnet
jacket blue cloth and brown pants with patches on
the knees In his pockets were found comb and purse
containing 81 II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09
Great Fire In Japan.
DESTRUCTION OF LARGE AMOUNT OF AMrRfCAN
PROPERTY-JAPANESE FNGINES-sINGULAR PLAN
TO CHICK 4 FIRE-A FOREIGN FIRE BRIGADE,
ETC, ETC. ..s.!


Correspondence OF the Boston fraveller.l
NAGAsAKI, japan, Jan. q, 1900.
On the morning Of the 26h Of Deoember foreigners
Of Nsgasa awoxe " lind the places Of OF noet
prominent merchants burned 10 the ground-one being
The premseg OF the American Consul port com
the property Of hessrs David Sassoon Son 90 q pro-
m)nent Parsee house, comprising their storehouses 60
Gowns and the private refcenco or their partner here
Mr.. Ezekiel The American consulate happily escaped,
being in another part Of the town.
The fire commenced tue premises OF Messrs. Sas-
soon and soon extended to heir pacethe building being
all Of wood, and as combusl0lo possible Their place
being situated next 10 Mr. f. g. Wa.shs (the American
Consul soon enclosed his In flames The ire broke out
about TWO O'Clock A. NJ. the 25th inst unoccu-
inceDdiary he punishment for which, this country,
Is to be bufne1 alve). The properly lost
be about $3.50 coo by f. g. Walsh and $3.50 COO by Aessrs
Sassoon l. Co.
Alta. b. everything wac burned 20 the ground The
Governor ana suite were present, and also any quantity
Of Japanese with wooden engines, with single action,
throwing water by Jerks about thirty feet Also num-
Der OF JapaLese with huge fans pasd on the adjoining
houses and fapDiDg the lre 20 keep The fire
dretses OF the officials OF which tn were tonss thou
sands en- the ground were Of the utmost magnidoense
and the whole OF the flames and the brilliant and
splendid clothing OF the Japanese, formed picture that
must be witnessed 10 De appreciated
The SAFE OF the American Consul Zone of Hcrriup,s
New York; came out Of the flames all right, with the
exception CT the lock being out order IL had 70 be
broken open.
All foreigners are now about 10 form themselves into
fire brigade, ana to be prepared with axes &C. 70 be
ready In case OF hre to assist one another.
BUSINESS very quiet account Of the Japanese New
Year. The weather is delightful, with frosty nights
The Japanese are gradually becoming more and moro
accustomed 10 the intercourse Of foregners and are al
ready giving up many Of their old customs and becom
ing civilized,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

The stock in port was estimated q "a 600 bales Of
' ~
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER
The advces from Manchester are favorable There was
better inquiry and prices had An advancing tendency
Ms.ar. Wshs6s,d Nsah 3 y, ra,or, aon- s.ro ~itb
booers dsmsndn~ an advsncs of "a sslas NJ 1,,o A.
27s a 0as pb,aaelnh,. ana Rs,tr,orc az oss a o6s "a
Wheat r but quiet snoe Tuesday sales OF red ~ los
"a lOs I'd, and white 1t los Cd lbs I'd. Corn duL
sales OF yellow at 33s and white At 37s. ...r
LIvrRpoor. pRovIsyoss wARxrr.
Neesrs pn,isrd Ans. a n, IA Wsvaasis Naah A.
~ ,eno,. nas ,n,., ss, ~ u s .s - IL s,s
Po,k ors ,ncn,,S ~ .ssr nrirs. ssss ~ oM sss A.
6as "a ana NJ =, sss a 17s ~ p..on ~ g,od as
67s s0a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nom;nsI. hu,chare, Ss.
''' fN'-' Do.'' DA''A''' '''
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE nARkET.
Tne Brokers CueaIar reports-Potashse quiet ~ Z9s
29 ga and pearl ashes inactive a. SSs Sugar quiet and
prices niegunI Oonee ssseoy 1Sd IN gooa demand
PhuaoeIpnla DARK qnleL ~ 10 w. Flsn ous-Saes un m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09
williamsburg city News.

BrRcrARY.-About two O'Clock yesterday morning the
house Of Mr.. F. Law, in Bedford avenue near Wilson
street, entered through the back basement window
and the following articles carried away plated caa
basket silver salt spoon, silver butter knife one
dozen plated TEA spoons marked A. g. L. eight plated
table spoons, and silk umbrella. The umbrella Was
subsequently, found IN an outhonsc the yard the
thieves made noise in attempting further inges 70 otner
parts Of the house. and took alarm fed As yet NO
clue to their Whereabouts has been obtained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09
Arrivals and Departures.


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