Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

.hAuts ttaastt,rt. that TIC safes " cn'eo az wv
a,h inst. amounted 10 1900 bales. al tull pace.
The ctcsyune saws that 10, a sinsle fett %
disturbance cr any ktad secured luttng the lhre'
election days IN New Orleans,
Sr,,a pnlr APPROXIMATELY steamer thrs
ter esrl,jej about ~ miles above New o,lssnF
,nued rr,m 1ha, pn,t To ~ l,"uir. On The Isl inst
Several OF the Grew were severed, sra'ded. on'
Of the engineers aud one or tvs" tre"nn were
Killed. The passengers escaped un'niurej
,,s ,csu', ot she election IN New Orleans lion
The eirayuhc3
,Tt>, agony Is over. the struggle has ended -
a.. Il, ,ts has been frugh, and tho Whias arc
,,,,,,,.., So "a, as w have been allie 10 learn
ma. hsss teneraNly conducted by both ra'n''
,,,,h,, .,,,, Y ,s unworthy ,'ckery aud 'hon
,,,,,bi,s ,h,,,, ives Ivy the 'cotfnpi'ns ma>'n
an. tair in ~pcl,,io,H' l'wasa fair stand up 0ah'
and III, ,.eerf,ee. 20, l., l'y beaten .h"y d"'
not c,,ucr any latk III ca,.t"'''' 'f any ""l""''
urs> ia the cause the great b. = ""''''
cd not An inch. although cu,nunsr' '" ~ "''
opponents bat they wanted efficient. 81 'N'''"
mandcrs they wanted Observation-Disclosures '"'
ted concentration Of action aud opinion, an! ih'
resell, show. they wanted an infusian et nan'
hers 10 their numerical fntce-shry waited the
democracy %! numbers.
"fhc Wings. on the contrary. worked 40 na'n.
rally as 20 barrel Of hard cider ia icrmenta,i ~
Their plans were maiuted, their party was sNs.
teamed, and their every movement characterized
w mstu,c reflection and sound policy. They
acted as enc erca, machiuc, simultaneously pu,
IN rnoticu hy the vibration of the Harrison ra,en,
pendulum. The consequence Of all ,h,s is, tina,
the Wing dag ncw waves IN tiamrh over New
Orleans, and trem Ptessn, appearances IL Is likely
10 iemsiu there"
- North Eastcra Bouaaors-ln the 4 = Senate
on tae eath u,. the NOS, important business was
the eSr"s,,loa of the recent. dispatches brought
by the G'csl Western from the Go.ena,ent of
Great Britain, in RELATION 10 the North Eastern
Boundary. F,om aue Of our exchanges we copy
the following synopsis "f the proceedings:
The negotiation araposrd by Ores, Bri,ain, TO
this eovcrnmrn. was read by The Secretary ofthe
Senate, AT the call OF The Maine Sesa,ass. The
ircs,dFht OF the laIteo States states thai bc had
accepted the proposed negotiations from the Brit.
isa Government, or rather tina, Great Britain had
CONQUERED in the negotiations proposed by tue
Cnuej States a year since. The Presiicn, in
bis mcssass, also ~sis"n:ly recommended ca i'm
ineii tie provision by Congress for a convention to
survey HE disputed territory on the part, st The
United Sistc~.
The two propositions cencurred in hs Great
Bnta'n are to tie following effect
First-ta explore and survey The disputed terri
tory under a jim, commission. and
Secandiy-so sutmit The arhi,retion IF any DIFF
keuliies srosins GU, of sarvey aud exploration.
The despatch, hawevcr. further states tha, there
are many Of the details which canno, be con.
cuned IN.
The President. in Submitting his message, re-
com n.ends a special survey PRIOR 10 the jolut CON-
mission.
Al The Documents and papers sent by TIC Pee
sident to the Senate were an motion OF Mr. Buc-
hanse osd-red 4" lie printed and referred 10 The
eenmiit"c 90 Furci.n Relations.
o BE cotton crops 10 the Eastern part Of the
state OF Mississippi, have been greatly injured
BY worms.