Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

,nkinu from lis head WILLIAM HENRY
HARRISON, late President OF The Union.
4 I, ~ceriainly cannot be supposed that a call
Ike The abase could se nude partially, OF TO one
portion ofti!c community more than 10 the Other
II ID 10 all. without political distinctions and 1t Is
hoped that il will be responded 10 in tn, same
spirit. But we presume This explanation is un'
necessary. for we irisaine that few are so ardent
10 their political religion, ss to insoribe PARTY
upon The cold portals Of Tie tomb.
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ARRIVAL DE THE BRITISH QUEEN.
From the Herald Erira, Of Sunday, 4th inst ,
we learn that The British Queen arrived at New
York from England that morning. The steamer
had experienced dreadful weather, aud was "a
days, and a half in making the passage. The
dates from London are 10 The 10th inclusi,e-siS
days later than By tie President.
The intelligence is not Of particular moment.
Am ican affaiis continue 10 occupy a conspi-
ruous ftoat 10 the Parliamentary debates. As
my he supposed, the dehatofs speak as "God
has given them u,terance,'-som tanely, some
msdiy, some in wisdom, others in folly. As we
have as yet favored our rea 'ers with few or no
specimens Of British eloqueacc upon this coun-
irys suppose we extract, a short passage. Take
the foilewing il 10 modetaie-uncoamenly co.
and the Que sided self congratulations of the no.
BILE Earl {of Mauntcasheli) are only delicate
turns 10 arrive At consammation which others
board y ilh far greater abrupsness, viz The ideal
determination Of the whole Yankee race.
"a ur wa. convinced the, If the inhabitants of
the United States w.u'd but cousider-if they
would Isok around to the situation Of their own
fnanccs-if they would recollect that there were
5000, 900 Of negro slaves ia their country, and .
great BODY OF Indians in the back settlements,
who might be induced, in consequence Of the
wrongs they complained Of, TO take q part in the
contest-if ihry cast their eyes towards Canada.
where there was as loyal q set Of men as any IN
the e1i,ire. aud asked, a ad they not the power
Of getting into their hands individuals belonging
To the United States land, also, if they recol-
lecled the very large body Of regular troops that
we had in Canada, and the efficient naval force
which was now at our disposal, in consequence OF
the Eastern question being settled they would if
they considered these points, anxieusiy abstain
from hasliiities. They were a calculating peo-
pie, and they would ses that they must sustain an
immense less by surh an event"
Yes; we are a calculating people on this side
the water. but as ii happens We do not all ealcu-
late according 10 .hs Jules of The noble Earl, nor
esen BY those Of the noble BuAetiMG Orleans;
fhe Bulletin must, Of course. be n65k, from tie
tender kia j, claims with her Msjesis's sutjectsl.
sZ.t.- -. l;A 80, - - .e,frr.r
nnd we entertain no fears bu, our kind neighbors
will lean the fact before the present controversy
is finished. A very easy Parsphrase of the above
extract would pisce The relations Of the two coun-
tiles in a light moi quite SO deceptive. Let Us
zee a.
III The inhabitants Of England would but con-
rider-if they would look into the gansFEepous
state of their home afairs-a tre~aspsysEimost
bankrupt "a working population discuniented and
seditious.-in Ireland more than 6 ,000, 600 res
tive subjects. whom 10 call slaves wefe to disaiiy,
gnswing their chains. and eotsipg bitterly their
in tha West Indies, who would not fail, in case
Of difficulties, 10 act upon The ~rrincipie Of obedi-
ence 10 the nearest power-if they would cast
their ryes upon their South America and even
East Iadia possessivns-all of which might be
induced, in Consequence Of the @rongs complained
OF, 10 take part ia the contest-if they would
cast their eyes upon the I6, o00. 900 of ireemen
uho inhsbH this great coun:ry-remark their re-
sources and energies aud indomiisble spiiil-if
they would reflect shst though our army and
navy are snsll and may be easily be swept away.
we can yet furnish three naries Of equal msgni
tude aad better materials. for The same money
thry can furnish oae-if they would reflect that
q wss with America sitl ruin. utterly. hopelessIy
ruin, their comm rec with this and all ether paris
Of tie world, and thai lie ruin their comu,erce is
10 ruin and BIO! out Of existence The English
ratioa-ihey would. if they considered these
paiets, srxiously sbtiain from hostiiities. They
sts ] calculating people, aad they would see that
tAcy must be i~rre,tiesa ably host in abe event of a
FIVE years war With The United sistes.'
The rspsn Of Mr.. pickans oeessioned some
excitement in Englsnd. Il was soreiy sbused by
ths tory press. I1amejiatsIy afsr il was read,
ri acks declined.
Bot liitie disappointment seems IN hsss been
experienced fren the failure Of the u. +. Bark.
es4 following European iisbiiiies Of the Bank
ara. siseh ~ the London Times. q Two laans
IN London. The nts for SOC, 000L, of which basf
fail doe 10 April, isss. and the remsinder in
April, 1912 snd the second for aae Ooof. paw
bic in fqasl sunls 10 October, Is4i. ana October
$40 also the Dbtch loan for TOO G00L, redeem.
bic In fse years. THESE engagements amount
y Q o 0.Oo0i. 10 which is 10 be adJed The ,090,-
as,.aal,hd;..saifs On The sgenfy established is