Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Nn nave been favored by Il TREND, With
a number of the New York Herald, Extra,
OF tho 2lst Of April, from which We CLEAN
.tae following intelligence.
Arriral Of The Sicamcr C'oiambia.--This
vessel arrived Mt Boston on the evening OF
tho 10Th ult., having left Liverpool on the
4~tl,--unaking The voy &C in 10 days and
some hours.
The war-likc disposition of England was
growing more tame John Bull talks now
as ii he had terrified jonathan into compli-
ance within is will and should of course be
satisfied ; the fact that the Americans are
disposed 10 act Justly; 10 acquit Mcleod, ii
bo he found innocent and to hang him If
condemned as guilty, is not reflected upon
by any English journal from which we
have seer extracts. This, however, is MS
might be expected.
The Presidents message had arrived /;
and ON its contents, together with des-
patches from Mr.. Fox, English politicians
argued a continuation of peace. The me-
d market, already brisk, had consider.
ably improved in consequence.
Louis Philippe had offered his mediation
between the two countries. 1t was belize
we'd tho proposal would be agreeable to
England. The correspondent of the Her.
aid Tan American SAYS" | know tf no
monarch in Europe in whose hands both
tho honor and interest of America would
h. more safe than in those of the King Of
The French
The "honor" and Interests" of Amer.
lea MS il the mnn who has not hesitated to
sacrifice the honor of his own country to
his personal interests was a fill trustee of
the honor OF any foreign nation whatever !!
thur interest. he would take care OF. willing
j. i. O., if he could subser,e Ills W
thereby. But not Otherwise.
Some eleven or twelve persons, armed
with muskets had been arrested at Mar
q ilies.
Engiish icms.--A notice was nj Lloyd's
for transports to convey 1000 troops to
Halifax, wher,. 1000 are shortly to be
sent 10 reinforce the battallions already
there.
The London Times, Of April Cd, says,
Government has received dispatches
from MIR. Fox by the Britannia, which leave
no doubt of an am,eaile and immediate
settlement between the United States and
Great Britain. rs far as regards the ques-
fion of Mcleod.
An extensive robbery Of plate has been
committed in Windsor Castle, and one of
the PoTtcrs, the supposed thief, has abb
seconded.
from the Continent, there is no news of
Importance: The great Mistress of the
world i'm science, and in refinement and
fashions, Paris, has again sent forth her
cd,ct, and again We have The Summer
Tashans!t As these are Of the highest
Importance to bellies and beaux, we give
them immediately and entire. But permit
us reader, en- passaas, TO hcstow a hearty
curse on the mongrel teruls In which thew
are described. Why is it that words can.
not be found in our language, descriptive
OF a subject of which every female, from
the pai I to the kitchen, desires an init.
mate knowledge We should like for
once to see The fashions printed in plain
English.
FASHIONS FOR APRIL.
Small patterns. stripes and checks win
he fashionable this season. in mourning
dresses; and for the promenade, poplins,
lFochees. watered silks, Parmure prairie, in
small brochee flowers, on light green ecru.
or lilac grounds; ~ericnials, pou dc sole,
f~eur-dc-lis; velvet ailes de lnouche is the
prettiest novelty, and derives its name from
possessing the softncss OF velvet with light
nfss and variety ot IFS tints : the amure 70.