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New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

The RsEsiDE CAsE.-The case OF the United
States ". Ree-ide, pending IN the United
States Circuit Court, before Judges Baldwin md
HoPkinson. oxcites considerable interest. Ire
case Is an action to recover from the defendant.
the wel-known mai contractor, balance of mo-
ncys alleged TO have been overpad and, therefore.
cue to the United States. tho amount claimed by
the Government being S32.7O9 g. Against this,
Mr.. Reeside sets UP claims TO large amount, a
good many thousands more than the sum alleged
To be due by him. Among the witnesses heard FOR
the listed States. on Tuesday, were Peter G.
Washington, 5. X. Hobbie, and 5. L. Goyerneur.
There Is distinguished array o: counsel engaged
both sides: Tor the United States John VI.
Read and John Cadwallader. Esqr- for Col. Rec
side Richard s. Coke. Mathew ST. Clair Clarke
William II. Meredith, Charles J. Inger.ell. and
Charles Ingersoll, Esqrs
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

x Democratic EaiS General Commit.
1cc.-A speeth meeting OF this Committee will he heH
ct the Br5.GNsy House Sa;ariAy evening, oco5er 3D.
Al - o.c',cl >AMCEL C RAYMOND, Chairman.
En- s,cxaor.e Se'Fs''F'S' 90 >,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
tbs Rose. or AFFECTIONS CIR FOR lsi2 Edited by
EwISc MARSHALL. HeT-iork d. Appleton & Co

the Rose. on AFFEcTloN' HIFT FoR L y f1dI,'u ~
EwiSc MARSHALL He*-iork d. Appleton a Co
Thi, !. one Of the least imposing yet IN our
judgement the mos, admirable gitt-books OF the
season. 1t extends bu; to PIG pages, and IL liter
airy contents are mainly selected with much taste
au& care; while il Is internally embeIlished wiki
ten excellent steel engrayirgs The iniermiugl d
Prose and Verse are above the average of ANU
ais, while the embellishments. binding, &c. would
do credit to any among them. We predict TOT this
Annual a wide dissemination.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

vhi. Conveniton.-FlRSTS ENAToShL
DiSrRlcT.-A, a meeto= Of this Convention, s.e
,Se Bro,daar House, Wednesday, -7h Oct. Isl,
pas Guo riEousiy resolved. that,
DtNiEL LORD. Junrr, aud
NORRIS FRANKLIN
be- sud they 2c hereby nominated candidates tom
oly the y,elnce. ia ,he Sende Of the State o1ea,ia:
h, tie -xairstcu OF ihe term OF shc Hen e. c. yr.
2l,nck and the re>,eaauoa Of the lor. " NJ TenpxisA
Tn Cou,caaoa rsio, w,h cOndisn;- uron toe ,u-.
ee. o.: .e al, hey have selected as Tic mo-, a,
cp,tc proof o II. arprobaton Of their constituents,
PHILIP HONE, President.
Dam z kAa, Secretary. o99 Dts
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

PsSx.YLvASIA.-The Harrisburg Telegraph
has the Official returns from every County in the
Safe but Mchcor, which we hear by letter tas
given Porter some 80 majority, out Of some 800
votes Besides this. the Official Returns add up
For David r. Porter, 1890. l36,335
D." john Banks .......--.-.. 1854
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

~ NJ u s1-7rr
Poc.HoxTss AND oTsE< Pos"s. by f.' Il n
& Brothers
The Poetry OF Mrs SisolTneE i not OF 'iie vet!
highest order and We, u; mas Justly attained pop
,v.s,.ive with her own country and
c.. Pa, II,
steadily winning lis va: IL ''eA' ''''''','
might is genteness, or more strictly goodness -
cL-.,; Wo--,, s,eaLs through those lines
-, ,,-;-,,,,s. stoned; and
where the ocl t''''
scarcely iine mas ever flowed from Eer pen WHICH
..-4 i;-s-.jy - ,he medication OF Virtue.
80 - ord no.
No one can Perg-e volume OF her poems ana ~ :
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

TKMPERAScE.-Thc Total Abstinence Pledge of
the Rev. Theobald Mathew has been signed by
Ircland's only Duke Duko Of Leinstes.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

Taxpayers Citizens thiak OF TINS. New
York will pay Si5O,OOO hi, year for sweep
Ing her Streets by the day, under the management
Of Elijah F. Purdy. Philadelphia CITY proper
has hers fer better sept by contract for $500
per annu,". $50 states yesterdays United States
Gazette, whose Editor is a member Of the City
Council.) The outer Districts (sa!s the Ga
sere) probably pay half as much more in all; In
the Northern Liberties The sreeptng costs Ro-
hing; tic dust being considered 'eorth he s~eep-
ing Yet New-York pays mere for sweeping than
the whole Annual Revenue OF three States of the
Union, in order that Pur6y & Co. may control the
votes OF few hundred poor sweepers.
Ough, these things to be Ought YOU to &C
,,uesce in it
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

Majority for Porter, 1890 22,96l
Or in the whole vote %, 600. And yet he has
Siren Thousand Totes iess than Van Buren, had
vixen Harrison bent him
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

CITY Ecosoxr.-Every man must know that
Mc.srs. Farian and Purdy were restored to pow
er in this City in 1899. upon the most sweeping
and specific promises of RErRIScHMEST AID Re-
FORM. The City Expenditures and Taxes were TO
be largely cut down; the Wards 70 be e4uazed
the Patronage Of the Corperatienio be diminished,
and every thing practicable done 70 tighten the
burdens Of ,ae People.
Two years and half have since passed and
we challenge any candid man in the City to say
that these promises have been at all fulfilled The
Taxes a.c quite a, high as ever; the Expenditures
higher Beside contracting heavy deb; annually
for the construction Of the Croton Water Wcras.
the city has been IN dejt hundreds Of thousands
10 pay The aecru'ng interest on hat debt contrary
severy sound financial principle, and to the dis
crcdi, and depreciation of the City Credit. And
now we see thee same gentlemen resisting and de-
fca,ing proposition 10 sweep the Streets by Con
tract, 10y which clear saving OF $4,000 year
nigh, be made.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

EJ Gov. Porter is on visit to PHILADELPHIA
He partakes of great party feast at Lancaster
,ornoryou
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

~ Rev, ,IoHs SsYs Missionary a, Libcrn, is
about to return to hi. country
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

po,oA.R. kAa, Secretary. o29 iii,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

% Among those who have recently sailed foI
Europe from this City are Hon. WV. A. MosEL
Lr, late State Senator from Buffalo; FRANCIS J
GRUSD, new Consul to Bremen, and W. WRIcH7
HAYNES. Tammany orator Of some cleverness
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
From the Baltimore A}aetican.l

| WARuax-Asa specimen ofshe temper pre-.
,aiIing among nnr Canadian neshbors, we give
the following from the Mon,rea,i Herald. 1t re
Iaies to the tumulsuous proceedi&s at Lockpors
10 the affair of McLeod:
.Such behayiour ar this to Brsish subjects is
really carrying the joke too far. land Americans
may yet find that forbesrance has rs proper limit.
when they see their frontier ciiaies IN ashes, as
they WiH ass~ediy be ifthey e~o'sfiane their mad
career. The Amer,csn goserniseRs must, like
every other, be amendhRIe to the ssaw of nations;
and The time j. now about gone sby, when the
disrepusable and dishones, plea WILL be recognised,
that the general government is NIT liable for the
ofrnce committed by individual yates.
.The United States a. p~resent,Ss present q most
extraordinary spectacle pf a living hbel on free
dom ofspeech. of person, aud prof erty-a disgrace
10 mankind =
The Toronto Patriot sounds; "a louder and
yes . louder s,rain'-as'in The vfrds following to
wit:
We hear no mention Of FrRA, FAMINE and
S~EAueHrsn ~Ieigning aser their 4afitime frontier:
no suppesision Of the possibility Sf the lombard
ment OF New York, Boston or baltimore. by The
Navy Of Ensland, as4sied by her ina
msnse Steam Marine; M giimpses' f burning cities
md massacred thousands haan4 tbs eyes. of the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

enlightened American. A,asl the rs.tospeeiion Of
. few year. would have added TO his dream tie
memorial phantom. Of d blazing metropolis. ding
log In red light over The waters Of The Potomac,
and successive armies fondly equipped for cots
quest, hurtying back, and In dlemay aud defeat,
from me free fores, OF the Royal Canadi-
ans .
This last allusion can hardly have any references
10 Proctor and bic fnlisu allies.
But there are matters Of serious moment to be
thought Of in connection with our present rela-
lions 18th Gtea, I,ritian. II wo admit fr a NO"
lInept The %supposition that war is 10 be tho result
of our difficulties with ihet powerful natiop,, The
though, Is startling mo. from o sense Of feat, but
from The consciousness Of our onprepated condi~
liaa. Whether there Ia 10 h. WAR OF NOT de-
fends upon The WILL Of England. She has her
OPTION and IL her views Of policy, hst spiri, OF
domination. her feelings Of fivslty, Or drsite Of
agefsnJizrneht, shall, In her estimation, render n
war advisable, we see no help for /. but that wat
must come. This IL Nh uncertain sort Of depens
lente inf us; isr although II seems manifest that
the interests NJ England ara all ief peace with The
y,i'ed States. yet british eyss may view the ABB
Jet differently.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

Tax wskKls rIcAxuxa. i1'he subscribers TO ,hi.
interesting paper In our uSighborhood are com
planning Of tho delsy and Regularity experienced
tn the receipt Of two or shrfF of the last numbers,
and sorry sse 40 TO chime n with our murmurs
out really we cant help ,tfor az Q lucid cpitome
tmuch enlarged and impressed Of late, BY the bye)
Of al that's worth knowing Of The doings in the
mary world If commerce. hahien, folly finance sud
kgiaation, vie confess II isg,o u, invaluable. Az
Tie preseu, mail arrangements render Uncle Sans
portmanteau On unsuitable medium of convey
sccs,we would respcctfaiiv hint the, The 6nc new
steamer. Clipper No ]. ieaffs New Oriean. every
Sunday, and that her Cap,essp,s whole soul fellow,
yciept laurent. would have.no objection, we dare
'say. to tot the Picayune alona htherward.
Lend a willing ear, good sneishbef. to our sup.
p'icssien, aud when the ssat OF Government 10
c,scc established here we'll atari and maintain IN
sExpress' for thins especiafsbenefs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

Asssa.-A few days siaee a man. answering
the description Of the individual accused Of The
murder Of Nj Farr q, Na.oei.ochs', was arrested.
and ATE, undergoing a rigiS examination before
Justice Cooper. was aisehsIged. there appearing
No reasonable s'oa"d' for n detention.
AsorssM AwRs~r-onW Wednesday, evening,
q person vas arrested On s~sspicion u being the
Individual vino stand. charged with having Gem,
snited q murder In Natehef, and who lately, with
s,ms others. broke Jail there and escaped. Tie
Aas not ye, been esamineds
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
tCorrespondtneesfh M Csorgidn!]
ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 10, ls4l.

ST. AUGUSTINE 9, Feb. -. 1s4l.
You will perceive thai our paper Of yesterday
10 quite barren of the asaal Florida topics house
~hurnins- and murders. Yes, sotns curious sop
orifc has iul'ed the Iniians for a whole fortnight,
! which l. 30 far, 80 good.
We hope however, fat better ,hings-- III 'se who
have pu, themselves 10 communication with the
! military authorities, profess friepjly intentions,
and the remainder. we trust, (,hqash already ff-
| " times di.covered) nre:waiting u quiet suspense
| un.il they are fully assured they may approach
| the whites in safe,y-haasc WHOSE haods are
| stained with the blood Ola score ofDic.ins, may
naturally possess ~unquisti not ,es say dis'tae,ing
consciousness.
Wa, you will perceive, is wholly suspended
every thing 10 merged in :negocistSng: but nnf'''u-
na,eIy, we, Of all n nioni. are th1 most bungiing
in negotiations where Itdians ofc concerned. -
The English, French and Sparfards have man.
aged them like an sold glove bit either because
they ara crooked sticks themselves. or more
probably, because they send croolcd sticks TO .rea,
with them, our efforts are constantly ending in
mistrusts, delays and enbarrassus,nts.
We have, however, received in,imation tina.
time has taught experience-ihA practical and
common sense views ars in progtss. from which
good results are anticipaked, and Eithout consider
ing i, a matter Of mRch, consequences. whether a
few ~s,rolling families do5 or DO nh, lounge about
the po.ts Of the interior, for the s$ke OF the pick
ings and s,ealings, we!indulss gin a hope that
some of the sterner warriors mai soon be found
assembling 10 deliberate, d, leas'e upon the ques.
ton of whether ii be mare profitable to emigra'e
this summer. or to wrsak private vengeance up
on the hated whites. for one yea. longer.
The Florida Indians ,1'i'hou. e&fhiefs, e1cep, the
lawicss partisan leaders Of little bands, are the
very vsgabonds Of vsgahonds- TIL. rfsssaway scum
and refuse Of the various tribes Nsao have hitherto
inhabited George, Alabama atsi Florida, and
consequently The mos, difficult f oil mankind to
unite for any purpose what everf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

Occupation is an infaliibIe specific for many Of
the imaginary and real ills of life. In eases where
the mind is sinking under the influence of its own
weight, aud the fancy is allowed TO dwell unin.
terruptedIy on the ideas of its own creation, un-
Ill the individual believes himself to stand apar,
from all the world, the very personifcation Of
misery and human wretche6ness, the physician
can recommend no better remedy than constant
and steady occupation for the mind and body
Burton concludes his able work on Melancholy
with this valuable piece Of advice:-..Be not soli-
tory: be not idle DR. Reid recommended a pa
,ient, Iaboring under a great mental depression, to
engage 10 the composition Of a novel, which. du.
ring The time he was occupied in the task, effec-
ted much good. BY interesting himself in the
Of fictitious beings, he diverted his al
,ention from stuff, rings which we're no less The
oEisprinss Of The imagination,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
BATON ROUGE FEMALE ACADEMY.
Conducted By Mr.. and Mrs Fishers
yEyHE fifteenth session Of this school conn

EyHE fifteenth session of this school common
ced on the fourth of January 1871.
Although it is much more cond ucive to the
scholars interest, to with the session,
| vet. parents may enter their children at any time,
| without respect to it's advancement. since charges
commence only with the date Of a scholars en-
| trance.
No poins is spared to obtain the most appro ed
tex hooks, and in the course of Instructions and
regulations, sto sift oct the whole idea
b ard and tuition 500, per anDum, payable
quarterly in advance. Washing a q extra charge.
An extra charge OF 81 per month is made when
red and bedding are furnished for The boanders,
Music $50 per quarter, use of instrument 81 per
month. French SO per quarter, no deductions arr
made for lost time, unless in cases Of severe sick :
ness, TIE COZ rse of studies embraces every de-
partment of an English education.
The onna menfal branch es. inctading Perspe, tive
drawing and "a ntirg, wax work and pain and
fancy nee de work. receive parifeu'al attention,
When requested. TIE scho .ss of the school re-
eei,e instruction N the Latin and Greek iangaH-
al an extra charge o. s. er quarter. tor each.
saisa 6 !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
Flhn The Now Ynfk Signal.

A peasan, went into d large city. aud. among
Other Objects That struck bis faaey, was arrested
by a banking otlicu, where he saw people goins
OH. aud 10, without, getting amy g"eda, apparent
~. AT IN other shops. ite yentured TO enter, aud
asked The teller ewhat' WINS sold there. Asses
headt,,' WA the sneering answer. What a husi-
meas you must have!' aaid the rus.ie; i SOC you
have but one left
A reply, about 40 satisfactory as III I given 70
tho rustic. was communicated 20 tho applicants
lof yreeie 10 the United States Bank, al Phtladsla
psia' or Thursday. Ftiday and Saturday Of last
week bu, we doubt whether the koldets Of bills
wora enabled TO fe,ef, with .he peasants facility
and good bu,nor. Indeed, /, IL mote than hint,
ed ilat thsy left tbs banking office In q high state
Of . fcitemeO'. This appears not uhlutky"-rsr.
tea aty when wo coma To consider that they
wer] tho iunpsen, victims Of the fiaal explosion
Of lille g%unpowjer eoneetn. They must have felt
as il they had no need Of purchasing asses heads
sinee these Midas like APPENDICES were on their
sbot,ldors, when US brokers they bought OF n.
raiestnan received. the kilis Of tho bank, al very
near their phf value.
In any other State than Pennsylvania whore
banks seem to exercise a controlling influence
quite unsecountabis, this United States Bank
would b. indicted for swiniIing, OF a. a public
nuisanee. by Tho grand jury. II has put forth
more false Statements, and pfactised . more nefari.
Gus eoutse, within two years pas,. than any bank
rup, debtor, getting hs affairs into a favorable
condition for Ascending. The universal wish Of
the community now IL, that i, be compelled to
wind up Ito coneetps. that |, he allowed 10 sell no
more ,aases heads |, has fooled tho public Of
this coun,ty aud of England 10 the top Of their
ben,-and l, is high time that Il should b. dc.
prived Of the power Of doing further mischief.--
II Is hoped that Tho complain, which has already
been entered by one. 10 whom II refused specie
for four ten dollar notes, may even,uase In depriv-
Ing II Of Ito charter under the statue. But we
! doub, whether there will not he some arrangement
to proven. this. the bank has many Influential
friends, who will do their heH. 10 oppose indisidu-
al hostility and to quiet any particular, squeamish
nnt,ona ofja.tice. ill II shall DO able 10 make NM
other fsin. Of specie payments, and open again
ita hitherto successful trading IN asses heads
1.-THE general bankrupt law were now in ore~
ration: aud IL, 40 rich, md justice demand, cor
pora,iens were included In It's compulsory pro-
visions, tho United States Bank might soon be
reduced to ths situation Of the individual who
cannot pay bis debts, and, a, 10 highly probable.
10 that Of the rascal who could, bu, will no, pay
them.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

| FAlls or NiAeAsA.s-1ha Nav York papers
! received by yesterdays tsail. ~eea'ain a report that
the rock forming Tho ttprse shos, a. the fall o
| Niagara, over which ,hd immrnsc cataract ofwa
.ets had poured fot esntdties, had given way, and
that the aublimo spectacle, ali long the won.
| der of tho world. has subsidized iss,o an insignlG.
| naot current Of waters. Z
The HERA.n, Spy. and other Journals, publish
what pusPot,s TO b an extra Som the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser, giving detailed nara.
lion OF The ensire disappear sneesaf the cataract.
Some Of Tho N. Y. pspers; think ahe whole affair
hoax; and we arc inelinel 10 that opinion our.
elves. g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

S~KawKs Jsny RAspolrH.-The Clerk ofths
steamsr Teche informs US that the steamer John
Randolph, ON hcr way up from New Orleans,
struck sgainsa the bank ofthe river. opposite Ger.
~soIlson. during . fog. and sunk in q few minutes.
A number Of lives are believed to have been lost,
and the car es ccnsis,ing principally oil Dry Goods,
to.sliy destroyed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
SAML sKOLfIELD, Clerk.

RESOLVED. That the 9TH section Of On or
diusnee PASSED on The 23d Of August 1891, ne.
~speetipg the police Of slaves b. so amended, that
no negro slases shall DO permitted 10 have balls,
,r as4embla yes for The purpose Of taneiog with
in tho limits Of The corporation ofthe town Of Ba.
ton Rouge, unless the owner of the house nj
which such ball or assemblAge is to be held shall
frat apply 10 the town Magistrate and obtain from
him permission 10 bold such Ball Or assemhlsgc
Aud be 1t further resolved. TINT my OWE OF
occupant OF u hou.e within asid limits who shalt
permit negro balls to he held on his premises
withou, first bav ne obtained pc'rnis-ion ~ ab ,ve,
shall on conviction thereof. hsf,re ,he town mag
rsirate be fined in o sum not exceeding twenty
five dollars, al tie discretion Of lie town mag
isrra!e.
inf s S~K0iFIELD, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

al The Eondon Morning Chronicle snnoun-
ees that q psyent has been granted TO pave the side
walks with iadisn rubber. This will cause great
r~ejoiciog snaoag thoss persons wao ere afflicted
Wiih eosnA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

nr The ton,es, for . Representatives to the
-sss,e Legislature 10 suppiysihe vacancy occasion.
81 BY the resignation of MI R~oselius, resulted in
shs ehoics of Mr. e " Cosrad, BY a majority of
$50 ever his 'oppoaen, Me Yorks. On Monday
1as, Mr. Conrad was introduced to tho House by
Mr. Claiborne. lie was sworn 10 and took BIZ.
'Reat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
LEGISLATURE.

Ga motion Of Mr. Scott. Of Baten Rouge, the
senate took Dip the hill ensisied An &C, 10 pay B
Bryan for expenses paid By him for q runaway
slava, who died in Jail
Said hill underwent It's second and third rea-
ainss and psssed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

A SaadWd.-Tbe standard Of The first regi-
moptof The Imperial Guard, which Napoloon EN-
btacsd al Fon,ainiIenu In 1914, on taking leave
Of the army ,and bns since been preserved by Gen
Petit, hos, by bin. been delivered up to the King,
in order that i. may be deposited as The Inyalids,
with tho sword o" Aus,efli.s, presented by deacf.
al Bertrand. The eoIots are much faded by time
and services. bu, there may be stiIl read on one
side. "Garde fmperials, l'Empe,eur Napoleon
III prsnier regiment do Grcnaiiets q pied. vieille
Garde." And Oh tho Other; Mafenso, hustsriitz.
lena, Eylan. Ftisdland. Wagram, Moskwa, VI.
st,ns, Berlin, Madrid, Moscow
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

ar We are REQUESTED ,a....e that Me..'. A,
Dopisaticr and A. Men.sa recommended u
suitable candidates fos selsc,naen ii the ensuing
election, decline being pe. 10 nomination. the
ferme, on sceaua, Of his hssauens absence from
town, and The latter by saa.on Of his husinesr
spncerns occupying all hts asims and s''en'ioa'--
Whils neither jcsire Office SSho.h would respectful
u ,en1ar ,hel, kind friends sheir unfcigned ,hanks
fes the ptotcfcd horror.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

A Mr. Dempfrl, a t'ern,an. has ~insentrd an op
pata,u. TO be attached ls sttanhoa's, Tor sonsum'
Ing smoke, which has, upon iS.pee'ion, brea
ordered by the government 10 be asopted IN board
The stesmer Fniioa. Ifie Prove snecessful, II will
ho Of sren, advantage ia saviog fuel and In pre-
venting The destruction Of hoets by sparks.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
MOVING paCOAET.
NOTICE..

THHHE public lis genera ly cautioned against ira.
H. ding for three promissorv notes, drawn by
the subscriber, bearing date 2ist JANUARY l640
and indorsed by John Boone, Esq. and made
payable to Simpson W Newport Of Ia Baton
| Rouge each of the above three notes are for S2,50G
(twenty FIVE hundred dollars, one payable Jan
| 2II24 lS4l, the Others payable Jan 2.f24 1912,
snl lS43, all made pay able in The Clinton and
| Port Fl, dson r R flank, Jackson La. as The con.
sheraton for VIII eb they were given has failed
and lam determined not to Ply the same unless
compel, ed by law.
Port Hudson La, March LIST, ls4l.
m6 4 I'm kOBT BONNER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

The Now York Herald; s.aies, that. IL tho U.
etsses. Bsnx il forced iase iiqaidsiioa. the dirsc-
,crs win aoss the ins,isusiSqa % N Yoak.and piscs
IL undsr the fsss saaking wv, with Jaadon at us
head. II appears that twehsSy seven millions of iss
stock 10 ewnsd in Euraper ynd six miIliens In N.
York Tbs stockholders 20 that city sre amaz-
lasiy slsrnea. aud Aass esisd . meeting. to de-
wise sasas rnoae cf action II save themselves.