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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

NV. are requested 10 snnnanea I" w
CHRIartNE .. q Candidate. ft The oe''e ~ "e'
,y,,nao A, The ensuing municipal e'se''"".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

A Public Meeting has been called 9, vicksbpr.
for the purpose Of Jcvising some cttciual meas
Of driving from the city, tho hordes Of g~anbls-
which now infest il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

A New York paper NJ .bs 2ts ut says. tho
cold weather ha. ,srninsisd, sSd to-day w hsye
sof, spripg weather.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

,p w. are authorized 10 anbennes A. bt'
rtRNrtrn a. . Candidate. fef The ufRes Of se'
,s.,ua, a, the ensuing huni, pal s'ee"'n'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

~ VIZ .rs auth ,tissd II announce LEWIS
otiEpEy \, a Candidate, for the eties Of Town
Constable a, III. ensuing. manieIpsl election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
The Providence Cosrief pybii.hes The following

The top o The morning to ~ P.,-ss ~ tbs
outside o ye, breakfast yell
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

1Nosraphica Erors-Eryafn.-Fo, "A tail
OF a terrier, founded on fat" read 4 tale Of terror
founded On fact x1s.ee Express.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

We have received a communication from Gap
tain Han IN answer 10 Nj WadJili. but tso late
fpy insertion, .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Seventy. seven ies,bs occurred q. Des,es, from
mali pes. within The las. few weeks. Tbs sam,
disease IL prevalent Al New Bedford.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

JOURNAL or STATE tEGis$ AZURE.
aeHss ~ ahrassRssArt4 rs,
NJ Btasbie, as chairman of san,ditiee
II, whom was REFERRED the m~etno'tq VI thu Ma.
i've Amptiesn Assoeis'ien, tepe't4 ~ faves Of
he .an,a. and Offered a resolution, WI the Senate
,rj House uf Representatives IN ayhetal assem-.
: ny convened believe tina, The nemi (isl u the m.
i've American citizens ,f Lbuisia,a;X founded Oh
,sss,n and justice. and coasrl'eo.y recommend
said memoti,l 10 the eonsiLsta,ioiS vf congress;
that e.pis. Of this fesolaAivn ba issgE,pi,ted ny the
.lefk If this hause IL The president Hf the Senate
and The speaker VI the House Of Representatives IN
eungtsss, and that a epry Of the mi 1stial 4. ptins
ted he sen, 10 each II the tse,nhets J. the touisi
ans delegation In e%ongtess. vhn are 3re,y seguest.
ed 10 use their eifo,ts 70 eb.sia ths3 rpssl Of The
naturalization laws. =.
On mutton Of NJ Lewis, 500 esti Of said re.
port wste ordered to be printed In l. ueh and G".
4ii.h.
NJ Na,liT moved Ii postpone The question.
Nj I u GeataI remarked. that i had resolved
10 act IN all ease. with pretiai.u. 3rhat TO state
o0s wishes 10 eshsrts. witbsu, ha u matutely
considered The question n 4 'eass}d Ibis kind,
might be The aiesps NJ causing i cot e,s,f srininn
between the twp hoiies. 1'hs. he as net ready
IL aci Oh the ease, and asked the ine as,ee Of the
house A. prayed fut by those rae,s " who had
previously ,nsda The ,nove.
Mi Thomas was ~erpnst,l II Jsls2 ng the Jeei'
sion IL The question:. The lesislat4y soo'd aeon
have o,he, impn,tan. hasints "a 10 81 age theft a.
tsn,ish; %nenhets, ioabNss.. had Mi ,ade up ,heit
minds pp the question:; fvt his ~: e had aen
ihiaAiag IN the subject for The last. 7feoty yests,
and would nav v.,e ssains. any re- sion which
went shot, or ashipg fes q tppeal tote Of said
laws.
NJ Davidson remarked that for lA 1pat'. he VA.
thoroughly eonsiteel Of d repeal ia toto After
some debate. The resolution ~rerotle, 1hy ahe eotps
mit,es was made The special order the day on
ftiday. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

50 w. are authorized TO announce ID. r.
HAHNEY A. A Candidate. for the ef'es o. select
maj, a, The ensuing municipal elee''em
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Tho nomination Of Judge Billiard by The e..
vernon, as one of,be Judges of,he sapremSC our,
has hren confirmed by the Senate. The cnur. h
therefore now composed Of tho following gen,,.
men;-F. X. Martin. H. A. BulIa'J. A. Morph,,
Z. Gsrlnnd, end one Vacancy, !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

"A widow. two children. = man spd hin v;fs
and their I've children. four cousins, an sbcle, On
ann, and two grand children. SLEPT 10 two beds
Query! How ms"y pe'sens we're there. and in
what relationship were they 10 sseb oshef"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

az W. take pleasure IN atkue~lsls'ns our In
deb,elatss 10 our Representative. uenl. Thomas,
fes ~ssvrtsl favass ,tcsi,rd da,ins 1 q wett.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

w ~, ~, be sold 4, PetIis Ayt,jsu. "a
s..n.,,i Nv OF March isA5, a. ths sos,d se''sy
follsv Inc ne"ye". BY l. Bepnetsse, A.s.;.r.., ~
,iI,. . IT, . o. household furniture and ,,,t inn .,...
alss tvs SAIL v. o. aroeeries, Lig ,ors, Uessniersh h.,
table liars. ana 4 dining room, sisc fur ,sI
n FERNS Of s.l4@An sums s,,,s. r xx..xn,.
ersI;;, W. s'ns ossr Tia, .m,an, r.. \. .s...",..
the Bs,l -, VIZ satisfactorily endorsed ps,sbl. !.
Feb la~st ~ ~ ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Two colorsd men had Q qua,r.l on tuesday
last in o Sailors boarding house in Victory street,
when one Of them named Amos Crimn,iry. stab.
bec the other in the right thigh with a ,acl knife
and severed the fernoral artery. The efuion Of
blood was SO great. that the wounded ma, died
before succur could be Obtained. The naJerc
was Immediately arrested, aud is safely IoJsej !.
j,ii.-Bee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
CAuTlaM

DO hereby f"rs~sm ~ Ge1s trailing
- ~ u mite dawn by Tie sseAv 1888
~ afh, dated 5'h JUNE ,s3gs The 1st
zen bao, isii and 1912, toslhef James
FofhA, 1hs Consideration keMes bas.
ing ialsd | will Il, pay them s3JktlsJ ty
law.
Fsbl5 1oaRHrQ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

We are informed by M Ma..endrn ,ha, the IRE
which resulted In the Distraction "f the \, f.oai.
Exchange, ~a. caused ~ accident. II having Ia.
hen though The ippsuAeoct or careles.ness Of a
chamber m.tl In one 81 The Upper rooms.
BY the sanse Gen,leoan We are informed .ha,
The petition u The f'itc Company Of ,hi. place Ia.
heen presented 10 The Legislature, aud will no
aonbt In stantel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA NEGRoESJALE.
w hae jos, an,vsa wjsis.pe,lor lot
w Of lRinia Ne~groes,.o,e b.us.
servants, mssn'cs and hstd Person. dis.
posed to p"rtsse viii please ch. s.,bsrfi.
hers soo", wife they may setsabon 40 A.
likely negrusss has ever Med In. ,he
Southern maga.
IL u. BAYLOR.
Clinton, DIS, 1879, I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

St iagastine jan 1.-THE Bie4lhounds sen,
for by Gov Call, have arrived st Tallahassee, nc.
companied by twenty lashmen, fratfes the island Of
Cuba. We hope soon to hear thu they are on
the scent Of the enenry unless thAt use be check
ed by that morbid sympathy whi1, views the sac
ri6ce Of the white man ss;no,hints, compared with
= hun.ins up the Iawless n,urdeferv thai, infe.. this
Territory. J
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

The election Of L y Senator fst. 4~'tsinis, has
4. length. after many insfItetsal ale'tfnss' lssn
indefinitely postponed. M Rivss q " . number
u times within a single vote Of .oeE2ss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Wa have noticed nothing Of srecial intctes,
, which has occurred IN the Stale Legislature since
eas lee. report. Tho Senate II Al pressn. occu.
Picd with the ,tal Of Judge Ellsworth. H.w
long this trial may occupy the seoaso 10 entirely
aacSgtair..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

BA~x ~ rHg UsirEp SrArEs.-Thc PhiIu.
de'phia papers state that a meeting sf tho stock
holders Of this bank has been held at which q re-
port was laid befo 9 the meeting from the iprcsi-
dent Of the bank, m 'dc IN relation to the bank.
show ing u surplus Of So, 625, 1875 70. and ~inlepen
dent ct all probable or con.ingen, losses. d S236.
osa SO. The outstanding pos, notes are lts than
I've miliions. The committee conclude heir re.
por. by saying. that though q dividend mgl.t safe
ly he declared by The bank. ye, under exaing cir
cums'ances, ii Is inexpedien, a, this time. ) declare
q dividend. S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
MWl.ral8

MaSlural
nE ii ordained by the bpr. Imsn ~
49, 'es T"wn "f Baton DEMONSTRATIONS
md PshIstso II We,ehamtize yj2m,ts Of
ne Corporation 10 be taxed th( petsn4
t"n pHynbls IN advance, and &tlpahrs
NJ )" f"li force firm md ahe&G s. All
Wbsf laws and ordinances in S1ssto are
hHsby repealed, and that s"y<nohd pea-
lifag within the limi,s Of tho t<10 without
h'f having obtained = Ijrsncr htS1en Va.
g.sr"ts. shall On eo"v'e'ion py9Ii~snsy
ft's dollars, one hall 10 eo e96et
sAML. SIZE Cit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

BY the correspondent, Of tho Bulletin Ne learn
with regret, ,ha, oes representative Ii Congress,
Judge Chiaa, has seen quite i~"disp,sed, 40 ,nuc:,
10 - 70 10 nushie ~ attend shs daily si.inss Of
shA lAouso.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Tremendous Fire-Ab,ut three o'cock this
morning. the City Exchange in S, Louie st, was
discovered to he on fire, and has continued to
burn with awful violence up to the tim We are
going To press (six o'cIock.) The flames are now
shining in our windows. presenting a paiful bot
magnificent sight. The devouring elemn,, bsf-
tles ell exsrsion /: and we fear that this note struc-
ture. the architectural pride of our civ, will
shortly be > hesp Of ruius.-BuHetin ollie IN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

r. We ste ~ hs,isej " a',nes''es sbas NJ the
s.,;et,a.i,o II = number " this town, WILLIAM
II, wikOFr la, tpn.rn,eJ 10 ~heeo'i's q candid
.,e f., the Otite VI Mnyot. o, the sn.u'ps slee'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Moth

Notk
haze Of the late
Gay, ussted to come
"'e 10y those hs wing
go, '""b present them
of the last will mtesta anae-~'~
4GAYLE,
East Feliciana ,Eeb.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

A.Say a
sTATE or LOUfafAxA1
r"HIsH or WEsT D.gargW nnsa
Probate Sale,
LEI pm'us Of =" o,aef f,am II. be,,,.s,. ~.
-. 't'sa's toor,. Ii. and IL, No p.,;.b sfn"'
'eans, ~ be exposed q, pnblif ,as,i.a . W.
=, ,ts TE"e" parish fudge ana e~x.oaHeio s.t,;s,..,,
~ ~ . ~ House b West b. TN Rs,ss. ~.
=, 10 " ',1ia't ,s'b February, }slo.
" beI,os;nn ., u y. Tie follow ing described proper
ta'p, To W.T. vieiof,n
.,,u. A TRACT OF LAND,
situated in lie Pstist, sb,,s nsn,,.a.a ~
sp sD's '""''sa aud thirty one and s1lloo ."S.,.
. ,,se, ~ a"o '",'n''s HE double esness.;cn NJ
= 'ae, '' n''s arbepis 10 front, sold i, IL. Az
ee"s y 7" W. J. Patrick. =" W.
the .,id ~. "se' Of land is bounded sbo,, b,
we '''' u Patrick and below b, u, so,,.,
Jsnns Of sais@c.u
jan 10 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

&~----
C"'N'he hereby eau
'o"'' "'' !" p' ~ IA my account,
under any circts,anceAE
III. YOUNG.
Bs'o" RoogSssh. g, 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Co%SsssssIeSAl s~cssAar-Our dates from
Washington arc 10 the 3oth January. The prin.
cirAi subjects which have been h,ough, up and
discusscd ,has Tar are. N the Senate, the Sub
Treasury bill, and in the House the question Of
the reception of Abolition petitions. The .uh.
treasury bill has passed the Senate, and will now
g to the io~ er hos,.r.
John Qaincy .Aa,ms has made a long and char.
~scterist,c spereh lsote the house af represen,a.
tives. In which he advocated the r,gh, Of ~p~,uiea.
lie di.claime4 beies anything Of an ~ahsailsni.,.
hus said he eahtcmled for tho RICH, Of petition
alone, . right secured to The people.
!, M w e Jeansoa made IA excellent defence
Of the South sn4 ~soa,Asra right. aud ins,itu.
tioas. a sa
o. the ssta The suhjoc. OF printing was called
ny The cd aiuis.taiioa IN fmbcrs we're for hav.
ING i, done through the agency Of The Clerk. the
wings wished to have il dome by contract. giving
il % the lowest. bidder. The resolution va. final
~ adapted, giving. the printing to the lowest. bid.
der. until otherwise ordc.ed. the vote being ms 10
81.
Little other business Of impor.ance has been
done either Ia the House or Senate.
The rotnous wss currcnt in Mobile on the 9Th
ias, that q ssrans detachment Of Bri,ish troop. hal
narch-d in," the disputed territory and taken for.
cube possessiaa. Although we DO not fear anv
immediate difficulty Of this kind. yet the cor.
rsspondence het,ssen the British Minister Mr
Fox, and our secretary Mr. FSfs,h. an outline Of
which will be found in our columns. indicate 1t
least 'oms misu"de'stsndins which may rs.ui, ..
last in any thing sot . happy a~djostmen,.
Augustus 8 Porter. ~tis. hss hsca elected Us
Ssnssss frsm Michissa-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

We learn from The Leuijsna tCovingteu) Ad.
,eea'e Of the lst inst. that An ihgves, w.. heH on
The a7ib III, over the byJy Of d femste slave, tbs
property Of H. Gtsvoille, which was disinetteJ
near The premises. on s~ysple'cn Of having been
destroyed by ,,nfaif meana After minute ssan.
%ina,ion. the jssy gave /, y their opinion ,ha she
had died from cruel treatment. by blow. su,I
stripes inflicted Oh her poison. The examining
physician likewise thought shs had been jobs'
manly starved. besides lasing suffered much from
abuse. TIE ownst Of bs slave was PLACID um
der q band Of one thousand dollars for bis appear
anee al The Ii .Iriei Gasft.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

F.an'pa.-Mors: Indian dee@{aa,ions have
been committed on the ApaIachics The Flor.
'disn dated rslIaha.sa Feb LIST. saas,
u" Tues lay eseniesa party t'n or fifteen
Indians attacked the dwelling IF MI Harlan. o"
the ApaArhiccla. six miles abovsI lola. Mr. II.
aud two children were killed. Tt3H ndians after
the attack crossed 10 the east of ~,slit;fiver. "a
On the ssnse night, a party Of III Indians and
three negroes attacked the family: at ROw!e,t'.
Mills. ahau, IS miles above Apalac .~siesI.. A ne.
gro girl was badiv wounded, aud II daughter Of
Mr. Ra~lr,s carried off'by the Indians. The
Franklin Guards. If Apslachic"Ia, bent up on tho
Roanoke, on "Wednesday morning. fed are in pur-
suit al the sasagcs.
The Apaiachicola Gazette repov8 another fami-
~ massacreed; that OF Mr. Hollfnd, six miles
above lola. |, i also reported ,hal::a party Of U
3 Drago,ns were attacked near .se ftpck bluff. on
the preceding Frid,y. and thai. the. Scoops ded af-
set loosiGg several mules-aoubSnAi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
JOURNAL or STATE tEGls& AZURE,

Nj r. o''dsfe' has bee" re elected s'''' Treas
titet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

INV. are authorized 10 ."'es'e' ".'1'""
OtLL, d. a esnIida,s fot the office u Mayor o.
,ks ~s.svipe sssaieivst ~slsetisn'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

~ W. are sotbeti,eJ 10 sp"eenee " hb'
uENDHE 10 A Candidate for the Office u Mayo,
I'm. D, .uips Municipal Eisetiea,
Ma.v v.taas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
HEAD QUARTERS. elfhHM ,
Baton Rouge. TA@

HEAD QUARTERS. sl9EM !
Ba'on Rouge. 1872 5
GENERAL Old
IN conformity ~ittF Order
The 9Th end itth Reesb'med
~ into the 9Th BtigsdeH
An election for Bafftfai Of
The 9Th Brigade. wbI1pin The
| III Sab Regimen, ., rlae n the
CenEe Hoess # tosiet on The
~ 2lst DAY Of March a6ts6 the
houss ~ Ten IN The Dreu,,p ~ ihs NJ
t%e'poon, spd IN the it,b RepiAseS Coun
Horse Of Ess. Baton Rouge SelS1y #
M"fch 6sst tftween the bout1oGe fore
noon and four in he shrtnreU. 5sctions
viii be superintendent by Uiyte(ebt. A.
q. Howell.
Ii Col II 4 MnSsmIrn Nflee eom-
msnd Of The lib tegt. l. N. WI orders,
A. malta, AeNGpL
coA.t NJ
Feb Is W
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

"Ff
TNs LsstSarss=~A friend writing Ne from
Ds.ton atst the los. II tho Lpsinatoa tays-'Ths
community hire has MT experienced such = shack
during ny tstnsmhraace, ~ was produced by tbi.
srost appalling Ji-as,rr, This winter has been
sns VI ssf,a~ aai ~,is,se.s. The burning VI the
ship ~ttatfeii, thn swfdl disasters III the .esbsati
dustas the late storms, and now the s,ill mnte
AyAsttenJtns loss of The Lexington, have rendered
this season one long 10 10 remembered and 10.
vlofsd. s
.itAs hts,ds aud relations Of tho unfortunate
sufferers ~ the Lexington. wsrs affected In = man.
rss thar canns, I've DESERVED. Mr., Jarvis u New
Ysth, II Il sail, when he heard t,a, hi. wife and
tee ehila,sa were lu.t. ra,eJ with the phtensy Of
Mt geull. ef Boston, The brother II Mrs ]. VA.
entirely hetrft e~fteason by the news, and I under.
u,and still continues inssnr. Al In short. were
A,lei With hos,er, pity and Indignation. Ths,
there was some fsui, on the PAT, Of the ptoptie.
tsss sed ,taaNarta Of The has, | have no kind or
dosbt. Thu matter will hs thoroughly lnves,tga.
I'D IN, then, what adequate punishment ran ~
adniatsp,vd 10 4 ~seails.s, reckless. asafteious con-.
paayi lie, ,hose Interested .ay ~hs, they may.
there usas, have been ssess, guilty nesle,t; No
hacAv,s, Are engine M, IN order, t,pe. FIR The
,illst ia.,sa ,nf chains, an inefficient enp,sia, d..
E,e,., any uf which, eash, u salsee. tho ptcpsi.
st IN Ia The sssess., penalty. al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
JOURNAL. or CoNullEss.


jan i7,h~Mf Gently gave notta that II wa
his i~nte,,ion 10 introduce h bill fet sssump,ipi
" The state debts and 10 pledge tho 4,uGlie la'd.
III, retire
The abolition durs.inn was NJ ,in Hs.pmed. an,
Mr. Ceiquit. mad. a I"ng speech sas ,sttbe reesp
,ivu Of sbeli,ien petitions. Mr. At4le' answered
the gentleman from Ga.
IL ssSAvs.=Ths Sub Tsvasaty{bin wss pas
sed 10 be enar"s.ej-
M Henderson previous 10 the va,S being taken
moveJ an amendment, "a ~ 10 detj.Ste the Pf.si'
Dent Of the disete isnats power Il sl,dius special
agents 10 Examine the accounts % .be ,ec, ispts
general, and 81 iisins their compel s'ien u hi.
pleasure. STAGE he considered sli. ptt eras subject
H. much abuse. The smendmss4 wss reject.
ed. ;.:f
Mr. Disi, ssij. A. Il wa. one oblaft Of this bill
~ secure a metallic circulation, he NJ shed II 10 br
In effse, VIVA, Il pufpor'ej 10. aud h thetetets mo.
we'd AT amendment, which would tfsveot the IL.
suias ef dram. IN time, and MAKE III N pay able 10
the tsyee only. II dtah. were i-ttk d by The %.
,cfnMeut they would e~e,tsinly b. 3,uah, up ard
hence becs,ne The medium Of ~eiteuEsk Ion instead Of
U,lJ and silver NJ Da,,s's a.,4 ujmeut wa.
lost.
The bill was now ordered 10 be $nefossrd aud
read a third time BY a vote Of ~ ay1,, to 10 nays.
jan. 20th- Sab 7~seasary.=Tlte fo' the col.
lection safe keeping aud transfer & the Puhlie
money wa. read 4 tlsitd time. Atkt the reading
u The bill; Nj Clay arose and n,a$s one Of biz
finest Efforts IN oppe.i,ien 10 ,heatii. lie said.
he knew tho bill wai to pa.-. Duift would pas.
ny \ vote hes than n majority Of .tht Hhelc number
ef ve,rs. He called the a%ttenttoa pt,he Senate 10
The condition Of the country, throughout IL
whole extent, there was one arDets3 intense, per.
sadias di-tse.s, An ovr great stat$ -. had deeii.
ned In prices; business was pal-ied; {nd the Banks
south and West had suspended -p}4 10 payment.
The exchanges were drtang'd lJ'd almo., i'm.
practicable. Oar warehouses wss: fuil Of pro.
and merchandise. bu, w~ans"t:ef confidence
md = deransed currency presenteds. any sales.
wish, d, ne said, I could scs one k'eam Of Iieh,
ron, any qaatt'r. Prices would, Ge1le~ed con,in.
le 10 e. dawn anips. The war 10 Ntica. and Tho
hor, crops in England. would .er,J 10 keep them
~.
He said no attributed The presen, q ~strcsscs. first.
. the removal IL The drpoaitrs (f<fds tho u. 3.
3ank; second. 10 the destruction of,Hs y. >. Bank;
nd third, to tho rcmavsl Of tho 4at.fer Of the
'uhiie moarys to tho local bsuksi 1tti the encou.
avrmcn, given TO then, 10 enlarge taeit issue and .
pcra,ions. These were tho eau.ask:of our cmbar.
Ths remedy is tho SIP Treasury bill.
he apparent, and sSowcd e~hjrc,jae this bill vas
. exac, specie from the debtors Il .he Govern.
acn,; and to pay specie 10 those demanded i.
{ tho government. I. doss no, oppose 10 take
arc Of or relieve tho people. s
He said the paper currency a.5ifcvitable and
oald no. BE- destroyed. w.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15
f.ATER ~ERoMENaLANp

1sA1sEH FROM EfGLANp
TkssI1 tAsf slip Quebec, Capt HsbsaI, arrives
al Ns~ xatA on thu morning VI The ssI sits from
ion lon Wy 81 pstlsmsuth. She brings va
psfs fem 4Ms former tiAss % The lsth, snd The lat
.ef pises to the 18th December.
The pspsss spssA ~ shsagl, approximations wsrs
entertained Of = powerful and de.psfsts attempt Il
teseues The Ghat,ist prisoners OH Trial II Mea
mouth. The Standard suggests The ~propfiety d
renewing the indictments into the eoutt Of Qpeen's
Bench, and yhulJins the Trial NJ Westminster Hall
The HefalJ says That vinee6t's Cha,tist pspsi
has openly advised the assassination Of witnesses
III efdef 10 prevent 4 conviction Of the ptisop.
efs. . s4
The British nnent is said ~ have deter.
mined on s,snting a pension of $4,000 10 Lord
ssstSn-si. John Cvibe,ne.
The late gossip about the queens npsr,iags is,
that 4, viii take place early IN February. Her
majesty lie said 10 Keep herself very close. during
The absence of her intended, e~vnfsins he, ese,.
else 10 pfsrnsnadisg Oil the te.tsee VI Windsor
Castle.
The papers pow soy positively that Lord Pain.
'sts I'VE DvWbgff Sve"sess cVWpSF are W
make a match Of II. but The day was kept secret.
The Than,es tunnel Is advancing towatd com.
ple,'on, at The tate Of eish. fee, pst week,
The indictment against the Newport Cha,,isss
nll Two columns and a half ef ths london Herald
--elose type and vide columns.
The dispute between The Kins Of HAMMER and
his subjects. seems drawing 10 a crisis. A report.
being In circulation sl,at The hing would dissolve
The A ssentiy u the Eststes; several towns have
resolved not to elect deputies /. a new Assembly,
lind among The low rs 80 resolving Is Hanover
itself. The capital.
There IL ys. nothing dsdbiis respecting I'M
Tufco. Egy plian qaes,ipn. The following decl..
'atinn il said 10 have besn officially made by Re-.
chij Pa ia. IN answer to The u'gea. advice Of n
Poh.ois, The French Au,ha.salof, WIN wished ue
Sultan 10 seeeJe 10 The proposal. Of The Pseba..
1.-THE tpfte IL resolved 10 act only IN tonett
with all, Of al leas. the majority Of The powers:
and in no case 10 place ,,ssf Under the influence
Of a single power. a. this wsuld be IN direct oppos
sitioD tU liz previous jeetapioh."
y We learn from The LeaiIsna fCovingteu) Ad-
,ees'e of the Let inst, .lia. IN i,gyes, was heH on
The a7ib III, over the byJy of a female slave, ths
property Of Il. ufsvo,le, which was tisink RED
near The premises. on Suspicion Of having been
Iastfos al Nv ,s,,E,t, ,,a,,a Aunt ,,;n,,,. sx,r,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-15

Fire n Me- Yyrk Tive estsnsi1k fires bave
Occurred In New York " late, .ont$iD 'sputh o..
The o,hu, aud lag, IN Pearl, the latter '"se'ded ss
large warehouses. Loss estimated Il sts' 'n'''ien
s,d . half.