Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-21


Cones rss.--.A resolatfot passed the House
on the 31st ul.. requiring; the secretary o.
the Navy to inquire into, and report Of the
ensuing session, the exPcdfency Of aiding
individuals or companies to establish lihea
of armed steamers between the northern and
southern and foreign ports, and on the prln-
cipaf rivers, bays and lakes in the q. States;
and Of purchasing d site for d ship-yaid on
the Ohio or Mississippi river, and the proba-
bic expense Of establishing coal dcpots tor
tho naval service at Mobile, Pensacola, Key
West and Other convenient points.
The Senate on the 9TH inst. passed the
District Bank ;~t Fertilization bills.
After n lengthy and able debate on the
! fiscal hanls bill, il was pissed in the House
ON the oh inst. II will probably DO sa'is-
fa,.ory to our readers to see how members
! voted on that occasion. We therefore give
the names, and ii 10 doing explain, that
son,e. gentlemen, Mr.. Adams, for Instance
voted a,rainst tho bill on account Of the "com.
pronlse"- clause. This, he argued, was a
virtual intraction Of thu Constitution, as it
conferred on the States a power not granted
them i'll that instrument.
Yras-Mcssrs. Afford, Alien, L. w.
Andrews, S. J.. Andrews, .lrnold, Ay-
crigp, Babceck, Baker, Barnard, Barton,
Birdseyc, Black. Blair, Boardnai,, Dor.
den, Bolts, Briggs, D~rockway, Bronson,
NJ. Brown, ]. Brown, Burncll, WIN but.
lcr, Calhoun, VIM u. Cam bell, Thomas
j. Campbell, C,arntlers, Childs, John G.
Clark, S. N. Clarke. Cowea, Cranston,
Crayans, Gushing, G. Davis, VIM. G.
Dawson, Dcberry, john Edwards, Ever
cit, rcsspndan, Fillmore, 4. l.. Foster,
Gamble, Gentry, Giddipgs, Goggin, 7. q.
Goode, Graham. Green, tireig, Habcr.
sham, Hall, Iialstcd, w. 3. Hastings.
Henry, Howard, Hudson, Hunt, James
Irwin, James, VIM. Cost johnson, l. y.
Jones, John p. Kennedy, King, Lane,
Lawrence, Linn, Samson Mason, Mathiot,
Mattochs, Maxwell, Maynard, Nerlwcth-
err, Moore, Morgan, Morris, Morrow, MIS-
BET, Osborne, Owslcy, pearcc, pend!eton,
Pope, Powell, Profit, Ramsey, benjamin
Randall, 4. Randall, Randolph, Rayner,
Reucher. Ridgway, Rodney, Russell, Sal.
tonstal, Sergeant, Shepherd, simonton,
Smith, Sprige, Stanley, S~to&elcy, STRAIT
ton, Stuart, Suianers, Taliiaferro, John
b. Thompson, r. w. Thompson, Tfllin.
ghast, Tolanh, 'Toursinsof,. Triplett, Trum.
bull. Underwood. Van Ransselier, Wal
lace, Warren, Washington, + d. White,
r.. l.. White, Tholnas W. Williams. Lew
is Williams, c. II. Williams, J. L. VIII
liams, Winthrop, Yerke, Augustus Young,
John Young--las.
NAys--Massrs. Adams, Arlington,
Atl,orton, Banks, Bceson, BidEack, Bovine,
Royd, Aaron V. Brown, Charles Brown,
Burke Samson II. Butler, William O. But
Ter, Green w. Caldwell, Patrick G.. Cald-
we'll, ]. Campbell, Cary, Chapman, Cliff
ford, Clinton, Coles, Cravens, Daniel, Il.
ID Davis, Dean, Ditnock, Doar, DOG.
j. C. Edwards, Egbert, Ferris J. 6.
rovd. Chas. A. Flcsd, F.rnance, 'Thos.
+. Foster, Gilmer, William o. Goode,
Gordon, Cuisine, Harris, John Hastings,
Hays, Holmes, Hopkins, Honcs, Hous.
ton, Hubbard, Hunter, Ingcrsoll, William
w. Irwin, Jack. Gave Johnson, John w.
Jones. keim, Andrew Kennedy, Lewis,
Littlefield, Lowell, Abraham Mcclellan,
r. Mcclellan, Mckay, Mckeon, Mallory,
Marchard, A. Marshall, T, T. Marshall,
j. Thompson Mason, Mathews. Medll,
Miller. Newhard, Oliver, Parmerter, Pat
ridge, Payne, Pickens, plurnnner, Reding'
Rhett, Rig-s, Rogers. Roosevelt. Sanford,
Saunders. Shaw, Shields, Snyder, Stecn.
rod, sweeney, Turner, Van Buren,, Ward.
Wattelson, Weller, WestbroolS, J. ".
Williams, Wise, Wood-o7.
The RECENT ovERDRaw IN IL CANaI
: RAsk.-We make the following extract
! from an interesting letter by n gentleman
in Newt Orleans, dated the 18th, and writ
ten after our last number had arrived in
the city.
"The name of the principal in the affair
was II. r. CoMLv, and not Connally, as
YOU have it. Mr.. c. was a young man
lust on the threshold Of life, the son q
SAa'L. CoaLy, Of Philadelphia, who, pre-
vious to the revulsion Of 1882, was con
sidered one of the ablest and most wealthy
merchants of thai city. His sen has bee,
here about three years, and his father
: standing and acquaintance gave him thu
; ~cntree to the best society in the city; ant
, his own progressing manners and modes
: department, made; him one Of its orDa,
mcnts. Now the alluring gaieties of The
. city are so various and tempting-goos
company is so easily found, and wher
found, so charming, that the cases il
: which we sec ability TO resist their seduc
y lions are few indeed: and among the young
and Inexperienced so very rare, that a sir
gle instance becomes a subject Of genera
Z slurmise and gossip, sometimes little favor
I | able to the solitary mark. Mr.. Conly,
t welded to the weakness of his nature, All
, Ia this, no doubt, he WIFI himself attribut
/ his ruin.
: . 7T9ke sum drawn from the bank ON hi
/. checks. has been variously estimated, bu
, is generally believed TO be abous $1,000
The late teller, Mr.. Ducatel, was engages
with C. in the purchase and shipment o
. cotton. Report says others were connect
!, cd with them, and that the total loss of tn
Canal Bank is over 100000! | thinl
the baak owes it TO the public to make
statement of the affair, that people ma.
o know the loss she has sustained.
!. at is doubtfali if any thing can be 60
. of Comfy, and | am nor acquainted wit
any process under which he could be pur
sued. The teller was certainly NOR
: blamable than c., but as he has paid tn
d forfeit with his life, let us not disturb him
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