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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25
'Bre~hlyn. city News.
OUR BELIZE CORRESPONDENTS.

tom snss soa rar Abdomen. The Cssnn.n Caun.
Gil authorized the construction OF gold seges sor ye
Aldermen IN May lsst, at cost exceed ss5 each
They have sGst been npoted we're transferred 10
the memSers Thursday. The emblem is obi. ug In st.pc
being tso All half nciss long by and trco furtls
Of an inch vide surrounded by six POINTS retr.se,ti,,
the rays c star. vAs centre piece Is oouy.S with IA.
ngure Of f1ses holding In her hand baie axe around
TIE handle 81 which bundle Of sticks cured Tho
Guy coat % arms sreiresenied by srnLsr nsure TIE
name 81 TOE AdernAass engraved in q esnieircuIar
iorm abovc tae asve aud beneath tho nsmber of Inc
ward which 30 Represents, with the ,wurd. Bro,kynD
appears INC dsslgo Il a very neat one, axi the work
very handacrasiy execsscd VIZ"
corsrrhfsr 'slis- Attenuation was reoe, cd a, the
Foce hesdsua-ier last u; that counterfeit. vc dollar
bills 90 the frankfort Comfy Bank Mass vsre being
onefeo about sse city Psrons receiving nonny wonls
90 wen 70 eKarrinc such bts may on, rs Z en- est
hey receive portion Of tie bogus money.
AiiHcpp ktaszRzR AErEsrD-A few days = 20 two
co'orod men, naTaed Stod art Kidd sad chaeis xser
auarreiled 10 Reolyn, whea Kidd stabbed walgs who
died from biz votszd The narderer theu fed Al. not,
hstand pg to- Of NE police he ma aged
o tecieie himself Until ytste Jay afternoon whea sor
esnt slenny, q *hc urtceih preclnct learned hat
idd Was stopping With an auatlt No 500 HOIST y,s e
Ie murderer got sind " The iEtentien OF tlc pol % 10
est hm and He'd rom the hosrc bat was esrturc IA
hsI street He yas taken to the Iourtecn,s pree mi
IA ION house aud lcosset up.
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TIC irceiency II. Mercer Frepcy MinIsier ana n.t,Iv
s~ah ne angregbeuse secretary OF me French Istion
:. Iih1 Porto kc0 william q GraEt Chicago: Exnuot
aters, Havana Edward C@nD lngham and family Bs.lon
mona "ammeli Bstnlore Vim. Gas.in Fay GuYord
!, liart, south Csrolns Z. r Ives, Providence X l.
Eere among the arrivals al tie Brevoor, House
Hon. Y y. Washourn, Of Illinois. Col q W Ncroo,..
g Ch.o. sxmes kldd and e G ncano OF Albany and
. Anderso1 OF 81 Louis at tue - Nicholas Hotel
Aos X Keenan,. ~ Ohio. Col r.. Christie and W
y bstler, OF south Carolina, MAJOR Howard sao Col O.
a leonard. o. Texas, and e.. ". H0cerness OF Arkau-
as we're aEnsg tue Arrivals a, tie METROPOLITAN Hotel
Col. Hern'nwsy and, " ~ rsso-e Of Fla-ids. n
Clfton And In ~ Of Buffalo: W. SPENCE and Marty
o. baltimore; David Dunlap ssd PARTY Of PlssSurs,
Jcbn Gonte, Of Havana: ". r. Coolb;rx and isSy az
Iowa, James Batle sri party from Psre ani Nrv put
snd laughter q Norfolk, Va, stopping a, tx IA
large House
Mr. A. B. Young, the architect; Mr. A. O Powers, ia
&C. ttor' hon III. ", Hii nj, Of Alabama Hon Perez
Naksr, OF Mobile. Col Vance and Dr. rogigee both on
Memphis, Tenn Col. Rpguet OF Texas Cot r. I HAYES
aud Co.. d. 3 Gage, both OF Louisiana a W Coaaer and
W " Martin both Of Charesioa, {. G Col q c Adams
ard Waiter Goodman, both o. Nlssvspp. Col Hunter
q Pbilaaeiphis; Col w. .. pzGn. OF kiabsma aad n
Avenue hotel.
The Boston Uv0d rays ID IL rumores that his Excel.
ety GOV tanks about 90 assume the Management Of
ne of the western rarOads al salary OF AZ 900 year
ma '"sl shsaEo VII be his future home
Hcr JOIN 8 Nllson, member Of Congress roD. Nor.
en-, Va has q Il said gone-,Hlb 10 purahase ooi,on
sApiatpn
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Obituary-.


.lrATH or GFRkppyg CLARK.
Gers taeS Clsa ESQ, for many pears member Of tho
New Y IN bar God on Thursday Tart at his GENTRY
nj New E@nhoa, in the seventy surth OF his ege.
Education 90 thety and for the Prssideni 81
Che Board.
Mrs Can ua-xT sfsuow widow G. tls ate Hor Abbott
Isrrcnce << II ecston the 2is, ist after Illness
of three wo ~. Pc age was sixty ycasr. Sho
was a most Nnass and worthy wersEn, and will be
greatly mvsed W g., rto knew her. Me-. fawrcncc
daubtsr OF Ju aSs s.sihy Bgeow, ans sister Ion
John p Bgelow Mayer OF Boston srs Rev. Andrew
Bircow. The poc '. uso- she constantly ocfrxrGed
VII lamer, her iea III n sad afliction.
JoHS A. Rrstl,un ssaas Of the Gres, Fax Nanusc.
turing Company, ard Ter EAsy years promlasnt mem
Der q the s,raiord a. bar, died on the p lost
The s. Helens Herald Of TIE 2sh Of juno announces
The death of Mr. X nba tHi.ss States Consc as fol
lovsDepatcd this life At bal past ten ciocs o. rses
day morning the leth inst at BIZ country residence AZ
ma oottase George EAsHr OF. sisHAu, ts1 = o,ep
states consul at this Island, v1 81 years aad monIes,
deeply and sincerely regretted by his sorrowpy widow
ns relatives and friends. HIS alsrs was numerousig
sus aver Ana the bonogs due 70 ss oies character
we're recorded BY Ibe p0h aul o,&.es HIS remains
were inferred al the Cathedral ohur, hysTd StPaus, the
mineral service being performed BIZ TIC lord Bishop OF
me aocess We nave lost IN him mo. Sprghti reseec.
hoie and useiui member OF society," Oh who has ever
taken Lively Interest in our welfare Szd has been
The marked respect manifested By the pub, tho
eaeon Of hs death cannot fail 10 give express r Of
dolcncc 70 his sorroxing widow ani relatives
HENRY BrsAw, old man Of los years. die { at the
pcorhouse In 81 Lawrence county. New York " the
2eth Of July. He was a french Canadian BY birth and
has been inmate Of the pcorhouse for nearly TIVE ny
years.
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TArAI AocDssr AT wKxaAwEU--A Man KnuD Br A
PREMATURE ExrIosos YESTERDAY Afternoon about hall.
past txeye o'clock vbe the Iaborers were eating din
ner Ia the blacksmths shop on the quarry Of Nessrs
Waterbury. DOwney 4 Reynolds, at weehsvksn, n. j.
an explosion took place FROM the quarry opposite and
large piece Of rock drven with great force through
ihe tbopt striking OF the the head crushing
10 tbe skull and killing him Instantly. He was about
Iory years OF age An inquest held upon The body
yesterday, and verdict OF Accidental death" rem.
dered Ne other perfor vas Injured
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL coTruc v.yv,--

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Ibc sAes Of konday and Tuesday were % eco b.es a
which 5000 were taken by SPECTATORS and erporters
Inc market closed FIRM and active and prses were par
Nah! onetx'eenih 10 one eighth Of penny higher
STATE or TRADE
The advces from Manchester are favorable me ,o.,
ket was steader though quiet
LIVERPOOL BREipsTurFs xaRErT.
Ihe weather had been favorable for the crors ws.c
held Nash Co, report -four steady wlo.t o,i.t h,
s'ehdy at an advance Of ID red los "a lis a. whiLs
lis rs 3D. Corn nTm and Sd higher; mixed tud yei.
low at a2E. a 32s CT white 35s 35s Gl
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
beef was hesvy. Fork heavy and less ssleahle Lard
steady Win fair demand Ialow quic; but steady
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
ksin duh at as 81 for common. Spirits turpertlpe
dn at Dos Cd sos Cd, OK quay. Sugar quiet Rec
steady Conee steady. Ashes-rots steady; pear's dull
LONDON MARKETS.
heAdstuns steady. Sugar nrm. Coffee rrrp Tea a,n.
and unchanged Rice drm. Talow unchanged: sales a.
'-s' spirits iurpcnine steady at 3is. nseed oil coz
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The london money market was unchanged
oohsos closed on the i4ih at 90 ae3s for money Aaa
s3H for account
saIos Of Illinois Central shares AZ 2sx a. Z s,...
DO. seven per cent bonds, 1850, neeand 92,1. E,.,
shares AZ a 20 New York Central shares " A 20
LATEST MARKET REPORTS VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL, August 10, $780,
oo''on-sales yesicrsy, IS 600 bales Of whch
oaics were to spectators and exportora The m.,se.
closed euoyah and prices "a higher than prevt.
'us 70 ne Arahas departure. Kidding erloas, ol,i
Breads'uffs quiet but steady
Weather unsettled.
Provisions dull
1on"n nave declined to s2yE, owing to sarise rucn
The money market Is slightly more s,r,rssrt
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From -. Bartholomew.

- NoSVorK, Aususi q, iseo
Inc schooner sallie Resc has arrived here ar,sr
sage Of fourteen days nom 81. B.rtnolomews.
The market was wei supplied with Amer an r-o,..,
Slaves were IN demand ''0
AT Barbados -four was lox
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Tue latest neps fr0z east of-5e mountains a ccutap.
&c 70 the following tessraphic cespatch-
tArsox err, August 3, 1859.
~ al arrival here 20 day from Clear Creek station on
the Honey route, tsarn THAI the sboshones AL
hsnasas are about TO 20 tc war azau1t each other
FroE Honey lake valley the only neys of Interest a
The return Of NghnvaIes scouting party arer hs var
trsvorset the ouadian cogairy for distance o. &c,
milee Without hndn g an enemy
Immigrn>fs continue 70 arrive, generally rsportnz
favorsbly & 70 the condition q the roads AID lite
trouble vita the Indians One company, from Illinois,
however, hsd Any horses stolen By the fuds al Goose
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pFfoR, TExrr AND BROWN DICK lin the trot at ,nia
n y the I'D Inst, between Flora Temple and Brown
Dick, the former the cOnqueror. Time-23 ~, 223.
sud %. On the last beat Brown Dick drawn be.
cause Of lamcnesa
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News from s1sxseo-

i'L phoucHI IN NORTHERN NKxIco-DAs.ex ~,
ffNo BY THE RECENT sroRx-orap.l.J...
sIAIk OF CHARACTERIZATION srRRorYnEn .sr,
sh LiBkRALs STILL MARCHING ON THr co.,
TAI. " Ahb Ssi-
NKw ORLEANS, Angus, -, $500
Inc sohoonors Red Fox and Bslear, from rano.,
s'n ms have arrived here Tbey bring soc 600 !,
sptc'e ccnduca Of 100000 In specie arrived =,
Tsmpico on The "a met
me a'f storm did immense damsgc TO the ,hlpprs o.,
ths McxicaH coast
nbe drought severe Ia Northern uex,.. a..
Try devasltod BY The civil wars, aud famine -. -.
'~AdAisara was Elm besicgcd, and nIramor -
where surrounded sAory-
The liberals arc marching on the capital and $780,.
be there by the 10Th Of september NV" .
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FfnT--Tbe extensive forr ,,,y -, , So
gp'hthrid, ih was destroyed by Ore az 3D.. ~. u
ne building contained q isrro 0u-s.,i' . . 49,. ~
o. "heb WIS sNyfd Ines. slt 90; 'ns,rti ~. ~, n,
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LIFE AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.

We understand that John Morrssey is loser nc sr at
Saratoga Of the q so Ooo which he n buck
Sd against the tiger oRter Troy boys considerably
"out," and unless shipgs take sudden turn w come
! 1ask TO the c*y m:nas the largest por:.ons Of
Boston chaps. One Of them a nearly st-.y years
age who formerly Kept hotel In Albany, sat falling
forty, took the profession of gambler ferrne seem
cd TO attend MIN from the erst, and he estimated
hazard He has his servants in livery .rngs his
iast horses and carriages and To upacq saned nth
polished refined in ais manners and a geutlemaa OF
abundant means, who recruit his eal n BY
morning draught at fEe Congress, drive upon the
avenue. lie IS rockoaod to be smartesS and most
lucky gambler in tie country Few would irlagine hat
large class Of persons who aunus,Y Assem-.
pc sara,oss an pass for person. of the
amused evening ws.!e looking in upon hop at the
Union, last week % che OF the sets OF dsccers was
Seans man whose dress aud air bespoke spr OF weA,h
OF Wales the Prince Ct Noodles No one r the saloon
:aaaled him IN the nestness OF elegance d attire,
the dashing nons@l<x: with which he pss his part
He was the avorte Of the young ladies' ana ;ae especial
pet Of managing aemreG Yet that young mother
year or two since, teoa IN washing IN the city OF Albany
and for aught VIC srsU % yet she Is a hisniy
respectable womsn however, and meat on tue Incl
dent only 10 show tia. all IL gold thai litters' Ia
Ashiopsble life wehope the young man " IL be 50 for
tunac, IN worldly rosa: OF view, in mar.
ryng the daughter OF gsue arstocrac 81 foil OF the
Snob family whs Is .ase 70 accent the ssx.t eilghi.
offer that presents s-sc'f
Another instance, over more startling, cane 10 our
gentleman uf wealth. rpc cah.ry from New YORK
cfty-a married raar-c-mo saratoga wra young 1
man, whom be ineFodaced 20 his friends az Cbari.y
AIS nephew" Cha r~y -as amazing gsci looking I
young Fellow, about nscn OLD wshS Jack EYES
rd rosy checks, ana OF about h.s that won
sifa troops a. niende Tie lasies all ias,ve with
te iisle fellow -hie the en we're ready {, o Of envy
-Ec danced elegantly love with all a a-aor of
n passionate soul Whnn n tho society 81 was more
sa ever enter ainng NO spoke OF his conqusu and his
ysoi ms with the ut Jof lie had loves al sara
logs and at Newport; thc pess of the White Noun.
ss.S' and away down Saonsri The plantations o. the
isiao, al this Charley sas aspsad,hrin. He pro.
djsr! o. his money and Uoo In abundance was
in s:s command He ias.sisd on pay Jog for n a., AMI
'csslt ~ goeless With sse bess Of saem QUO day
'ShsEe5 drank more thza d. uruG allowance r be-
lame ~ Usually communicative; he sift strange ngs
Ut ihe least strange Of whct tba: he was wef- an
claTiey-SAs correct; he, che woman aud :he
usstrexs o. wealthy New Scrk gcntenan who turnrh
sihe "spsltcr', with which harley enjoying sa.l.
"a iBe fhe discovery of "ay nephs-y's" mecca.
I'D a.Sst 10 other quarters aad IL is more thAa As
>ae o. man and Charley enjoy .Di thcnse. e
u other watering place where the llme fashions
bic ,xis1d o. re IL ~ up
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81 HaH I'll
VIII be obserEef. ssys We Tap. IN thai Ia, - IN
ttted before TIE Boston Public Library vac rstas,ss
en sna VIII be renemhered tha Mr. pa.ps nrcecn,es
G0o.O TO the Institution n k1v issg ne a,srev, :.
Which e 70 be used exclusively so- The ps-hasc 81 boas
Ibeec tSo donations acc toe 1ae q NJ PAne snoorI
% we - ~ inc benesci1rs Of the library The ~oo,e
o. TIE Stber donation 70 Boston 40 90 a Ia he ,rp,
ay esps1ted IN sdorurE soi enbes ~ pa The street.
and Tss squares fth. city. Tie be3rrs,s 60 The No.
piia MS nary and dispeassry amouat 10 "a ,o and
community. " " - D" VIZ
may De Il interest 70 state th.s connection. th,i
Lieaiebsht Governor ihpe the alef yf The gentjenap
reeentiy oeceated was wee ien-voent r1reon O.
many years before bis death his Char es annually ranged
rom ssOyo 10 81 D0 Ia hs IA le made bcques.s 10
PUBIC hsttllcns 70 toe amount o. ts2 0o anu the son
has generously remembered 'our Of tho socttes which
rtceived oenefsctions ION bis honorcJ father Tasiog
,e arse donations Of John PHILIPS l. l. 3 the founder
OF Ne academy which bears hs nam l Exc ter n. the
tnrh .hctnt beQuess u SsD, ee PIN l. :. y AMI his
family 10 the THEOLOGICAL sebco At .i8over Nass and
The above tamet iegacies Of william and jonathan
Ibihrs Of Boston vac TIE words q toe Rev pr
Terpsn ~ the funeral OF samuel PHILIPS aad truly s,v
By such acs Of f-cs honorable nun dceuce hse 40
iam.y which bears the name 81 Phillips proved ~ The
world that the bbssuFs 81 wealth nay hl INTO bsnJs
Which fhaI employ \ ioS TIC best Of purpose
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IE1,asi ProCrsrs TO ClTY OF Bo-o, -aos,on ,-
aFnr 70 be tho recipient Of liberal The donor
i The late Hon. jonathan Phillips ~. le.ve. .b,,,
ssto9co TIE will OF Mr.. PHILLIPS s dated sent 40 rae
The codeil bearr The dac q sept rs, iste nv theso
Two ia5trumens the following public bequss,s are made =
10 TIE cry o' hosou, u procrre and ma a;An public
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WBOgTLEBERRIES. lPPlES AND ROWING.

Vegetarian Banquet Z" caPtata Martin,
OF os,on-Eatsrtstninent Yesterday at
the New YORK Hygisnic Instftute-Oe.
seriPsi"m of rhe Boat--Provfsivns and
Quite for a voyage or Four Hundred
Miies-ItsmArks ny Captain Martin
What Whorti cherries snd Apples Can
Do. de-, &c.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09
HOSIERY.

A fuLL supply II Ladies' and Misses Hose,
tsaents aud Boys, cotton and Nerino Hose.
AZ the
PtILA. CASH sToRE,
noyep
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09
no PHI YSfC tANS
or THE SOUTHERN STATES.
wolfs's Genuine ooenso Brandy,
wolfs's esnains Port Wine,
woife's Genuine Madeira Wine.
wolfe's Genuine Sherry Wine.

sm nov supplying the trade With pure org.
nse Brandy. IN totties. both ~, medical ana pri-
taie use. The Immense success thst has crown.
ed rny Efforts o. place pure tiin Within the roach
~ sll Under the name Of Aromatic sehiedsin
sehnsPps. md 70 drive out ~ theftnsfket The
petnieitns compounds sold ss Gin Throughout
The country; he'd tnsny lending druggists. spctbe-
esfles sud medical men, fot some years psst -
solicit me 70 pursue the same course IN resstd
the article Of Brandy. 7 shoud bsve complied
With these requests from sll quarters long seo.
hut was deferred from ~ ~ The fact. thst owing
" the ssorbitsnt price ~ Brandy In France. eer-
segment upon The shcftusss ~ the grape crop for
some years. there wss 30 chance n ny being aile
" import the choicest Brandy. battle " and sell
" NJ moderate prices Fortunately for me. The
grape crop for The lsst aud previous vesf land
the prospect for thlsJ wss sbundsnt. and rr,ees
~ pfsnay hsvs isiien " the STANDARD nfier years
sgc. The daiy sn Brandy is siso seventy per
cent lower. and have nov made arrangements
with tur Brandy exporters IN F,sree. Of the
highest tspute. sna am regularly receiving con-
signrsn,s cft beet Oognse Brandy. which am
bottiing and selling .s wolfs's genuine Cornss
brandy. ieustsntse with rny seal. labels snd
certificates. tha Brsndy ~ bottled w. me, 90 the
wben used rs medicine. beverage, ~ = eotdi-
Fl. hesithfel and invigcfstiug. Z, has besu
matter ~ universal complaint that bottle ~
pure. rhmixed French hfsndy, was vsry dihhesit
10 obtain, snd the purchaser. nine times ~ ten
vss deceived with vile nsnufs ctured imitation.
~ ell descriptions ~ stdest spirits. i,fsndy f,un
Its high price has been the oue stticle thst mis-
sfs aud sellers have turned their attention ~,
and iIliens ~ gallons ~ the seeslled French
Bfsndy have been scattered annually through
the land, sbd bsvs been the primary cause 81
MURDERS suicides, eraelties ana crimes, and hare
sent thousands " ar early grave, selfdestfeysrs,
from delifiam ttenens. uanis- s-potu and hoftofs
names unknown, until unptincipled men tegsn.
10 make msdderlhg compounds and sell u ~ the
pure French Bsfndy.
The virtues n pure French Brsnay ne, not he
told by me. They are known throug tout The
world IS . melie or mild siirnulsnt. ~ Is, as
the french nation pcstieslly call ~ "Fss lie IL
vie" the water ~ life Bp, this applies h. u on
" when pure and unsduliefsted. N ,nafsetered
with the fearful ingredients that make gcos
irnitat ion. ~ becomes death drink te innocent
tens cf,houssnds ~ eur tsee. 10 remedy fear.
fsi evil. have commenced importing Brandy,
bot,ling n, and selling II 80
"w0LrEs GENUINE UogNAG BRANDY
7 am daily receiving orders from the druggists
ard spoihses,es IN al parts ~ ths Union, & sell
n fer medical purposes
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
No. - Beaver street. New York.
NV Agents IN New Orleans; ~ J.HARr. 4 Go.
A. u. Gsisrr \ Co.. !. q. Moons 4 Go.
nov17- spdAwi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09

fresh stock Of Chewing and
= smoking re'seeo, Just received by
}An-e ND. a wM. B0GEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09
Communicated
The Mississippi crsvasses.

As usual. the matter Of swamp aud
ovefnowed lands will receive the chief
consideration from our Legislature At It's
present session, and In this connection the
subject Of efevasses curse Of Louisi-
ans-must necessarily come In for l.rgs
share OF attention.. wish TO call the at
tention Of our Legislators 10 new aud
important project, which, II carried out,
WILL u IL generally believed. 60 far to
wards abatine the calamities Of overflow.
I refer TO the enterprise OF Capt. r. II.
Angamsf, alluded 10 In your Issue Of
Tuesday.
THE gentleman has devoted vast
amount Of study and perseverance to the
subject Of efevasses. lie has been. for
several years, experimenting IN efforts for
the prompt aud eiIectual stoppage Of wa
tefs, by the employment Of we'll organised
aud powerful machinery. aud his efforts in
this behalf, are certainly worthy Of the
gratitude and consideration of our state
and Legislature.
The ptoeess Of Capt. Ansamar-the
plan Of which IL now on exhibition near
the main entrance Of the Representative
HALLS effected by means of ple-driver.
the entire machinery of which is worked
by steam. The chief features Of the in
vention are four-fcld, let. The driver. or
boat, carries lie driving apparatus on the
side which gives 10 the advantage of being
worked with the stem to the current. gud.
Posts and sriles are diagonally brsced in
the swiitest and deepest water M well aud
ss firmly a. could be done on dry land
OIL, In places where the soil IL Of y very
abrasive nature, the bottom Of the Gre
vase is eiieetually covered with canvass,
sheeted with sheet-ifon for the space of
some eight feet square at the base Of each
spite, This canvass IL made secure upon
Relid basis. by weight descending along
the spila, of some two hundred aud ilfty
pounds. The spiles being connected by
syAtem Of diagonal pieces, are made i'm
mutually secure by the immense pressure
of the current. The fourth important
feature Ia the final aud instantaneous shut
ting of Of the water by self- adjusting
gates. These gatee, on q given signal,
descend. aud the violence Of the current
closes them firmly against the franc work
already accomplished by tho driver, the
intervals of which work, we may remark,
baing nlini mn with .,unnx hays
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09

THE PHosrEor ron JutsPs.-An
Illinois paper informs ms that there
are thirty six hundred tons Of ice NJ
Peru, in that State, on bargeH ready
for shipment TO this place.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09
CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS

AND PLASTERING HAIR.
A FULL supply always on hand.
IA dsc13 BAKBEE a BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09

n4- An old English author calls
women" an embodied falsehood.' 1t
must be confessed that she is getting
nearer aud nearer to the naked truth.
-Preafioe.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09
gUNsf CUSsff tlJtNsfii

Nov IN STORE, eofppete assortment ~
IN Lengths. nbres, Fotwsrd sud Back Action
Lotks-of The celebrated and rsisabis Gillespie
Shot uuns' = also The uneluslied gfeeneef Guns,
and Boys guns Those N want Of Shot can
are requested ~ cali and exsmise my stock be
fore Purchasing elsewhere, az Inducements viii
nov5s FRApE uugUET
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09
UmapELIAss pARAsoLs.

A VERY large assortment ~ these goods, jos'
N received, consisting Of bingham siik snd
Cotton Umbreliss. al sizes among them soras
very Hns French bingham Umbrellas for Ladies,
new article. very light ard very handsomely
made. fseplI W. y. PHlBfIPs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09
prwrot.st prsrorsti

A OoMpbBrE assortment ef Pistols and Re
N vclvers. consisting ~ COTS Old and New
Model Reviewers snd new article ~ Colts Nm
gravei REVIEWERS also VI itnev's Reviewers, Al
lens self Cooking pistols, Navy Reviewers. ara
the Smith \ Wessou Sever Shooter. all ri the
news FRANZ HUeUEr's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09
LADIES CLOTH.

TUsT RECEIVED few pieces Of Ladies Cloth
- with general assortment q Trimmings. al
OF which will be sold at reasonable prices at th'
deco PEOPLES STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09

EpiruR uAstFfh Avn Cossri
Please announce LEVI kELLUM. ssa
candidate fot city Marshal Election FIRST
Monday IN April lfebsp.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-09

nN HAND, our regular assortment Of these un
" rivalled Plows, large aud small, with an'
without cutters; sone 81 which made express
lp for the culture Of cotton.
nov2g LAKGUIER a LANOUE