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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-26

Honorable J: @. Adams, don't les eff.
forts au Congress, dams lie but de ~favoriser
los desseins des abolitionistes, devraient 10
faire considerer CONNIE un des plus inv6te-
res ennemis du Sud, d de nouveau com.
r,ence scs operations: La reception des
petitions pour rabolition de l'escIavage
dams le district de Colombo, est pour lui
Pobjet lie plus important do Ia session ex.
traofdinaire. O'Connell est deteste du
sud, patcequ'ii a calomnie ses ,habitans !;
les mons de Tappan ct de Garrison nous
sont en- horreIr mais nj O'Connell, nj
Tappan, hi Garrison ne meritent lie blame
qui revient d ]. G. Adams. II a etc pen.
dant toute sa vie un homme public :; il a
oecupe lie siege presidential: il connait
toute Ia delicatesse dc ~l'union feaderale, ct
dependant il empioie tous ses efforts Ct
saisit toutes les occasions favorables pour
evoquer fesprit de discorde ct de terreur.
Les %journaux de la Nouvelle Orleans Sc
PLACEMENT de ce que les ntgocians dc cette
vile ont calomnits par la presse de
linterieur: pourquof les journaux de la
vile ne pubiient-ils pas une complete refu:
tation dc ces calomnieS! Els mont QUA
lie faire, ct nous nous engageons, quaint a
nous, 4 COPPER Feurs articles eta leur dom
ner toute la circulation possible. Les ha-
bitans de la carhpagne ne veulent que la
veritG lis ne croient pas a de mauyais
rappor,s ~parcequ'iis les preftrent, mais
bien parcequ'ils men recoivent pas d'autres
ct parceque encore ceux-ci ne sont iamais
poprement refutes.
Faux BIiLEr.-Un billet de dix pias.-
tres sur la Banque d'Orleans nous a etc
presente. C'est une alteration dune
Banrue de New York; les MONS des en-
ployes ct ceux des locaIl ties ont etc changes.
Les connaisseurs pretepdent que c'est une
grossiere imitation ct tacile a d~ecouvrir ,
nous croyons dependant que ceux qui Y
sont peu verses pourraient facilement s'y
tromper. La Banq.ae dOrl6ans est en-
crosses ~lettres, dir ptastres itsmediatement
au.dessous en- caracteres uloindres ct sous
ceci, Me. Orleans, en- mausais ~caracteres.
lie mot Louisiana ne Sc trUure MULE part
sur lie billet.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-26
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Cour du Jroisicme Observation-Disclosures
DIET Baton Rouge.
ETAT De la LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Eg' Baton rouee-Coaf du Tro,
sierne district.
Dnnn11n ID L. Inn,n.nnn

Paroissc d'Es. Baton rsouee-Coaf du Tro..
sleme district.
Banque de Ia Louisiana,
James Mansker ct femme.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie Of Dc vrrfe /
MOI adre5sG par I'honorat1e crur du troisiGme
district jndiciaire dams ct pour la paroizse
dist Patton Rouge, et4t de la Louisiana,
Jcxposeral en- vente publf,Ir ~.
MARDi, II Juliet p~roc!StdiiD.
aux heEros ordInaires des vertes. a Ia porte
de Ia maison de cour de Il vile de Baton
Rouge. tous les droits, tires, ~intGrGts ct pre-
tensions des dts ~defendeurs dams ct IA Ia pro
pritfd ~ci-aprtg dtc,te, SAVIOR: Tn certain lot
de terre sitne da15 cette partie dc IA Vile De
Baton Rouge, dtv..ste par n. Devsll Ct dcsi-
gne sur lie plan par lot No. 2 dams lilet No,
|, contenant eQdxante pieds de face sur Ia Le-
wee par ccTit vingt pieds sur la rue de pE,giise
ct cent "odze pIeds SUE Ia ligEc dc bias en-
fignes PARALLELS, mtsurs francatse, avec tons
les cdifces ct alneliorations Y appartenart.
S,aisi pour s~atisfaire lie ~jugenent, interets ct
t1aia dams lie sns-dit procas.
Conditions de la vente-au compliant, sans
tyaluatlon.
10 JUN 10 H. w. FOWLER, sheriff.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge-Cour du Tro,s-
ierne District.
John L. De Lee
William Kelly. )
En- vertu dun 9rdra de Fl. II, sdrees6 a,s
sheriff de Ia paroisse DIST Baton Rouge. pa-
Honorable cour da tFois1Gme district luGic!aire
dams ct pour Ia parcisse ct Gtat ci-des8us men,
tonnes. II sera expose en- vente pu5lique,
NARDL 8 J4E@t proclaim,
| Il Ia mason de cour de la vile De Baton
Rouge, aux heures ordiaaires des yentes. tous
les droits, titres, inttrets ct DrttentIous du
detendeur dans ct pour une terre situae sur
les eaux de Big Sandy Creet, dams cote pa
| r~oisse. a environ vlngt-suatre miles de- Ia vile
de Baton Rouge, aTec toateS les batisses ct
amelosatIons qui s'y troEvent, contenaat trai.
cents yIgt acres, ~lrs ca moins, m. Lu.tte
| coaEane SUIT, SAVIOR a Pooest par sges tsrres
v~acantes, Az nord par les torres De ,Net1lep, A
Pest par Knox, ct au sud par les terres de
NoRSls acandonRte par le defendeur pour
satistaire AL jugeGnent, interets ct iraIs dams
lie proess ci-dessus.
Conditions de Ia ycnte ~ mos DO credit.
l. /. MORRIS.
IS join 10 DgpQtc SIl, ri.
| NING'T PIASTRES DE RECON-.
PENSE.
PARTI MARION &c cetse vile
"a lie Is mai dernier, une mu:2trcsse
Efsx& qul Sc nomme Ellen Langley, age
ASId'enYIron Ii ans, tailie De ) pieis )
SAsW pouces. Cette muIatressa ehercbera
- passer pour llocr. Les persopres
sont prices De he point Ia loaer nj hi donuer
asyle, SOUS peine de- Ia rtgueur des lois.
s. ". BIRD ct c. D. BONNy
E~xtcn'curs de "a succession de Gcor-e
5juln. II Langley, dsc,dt,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-26

EeLrsE susrE.-L'eglise de Franklin.
Le., n etc salsie, %annoncfe, ct, nous suppo-
sons, vendue meme par lie sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-26

Willis Gaylord Clarke, poete distingue
ct redacteur du Philadelphia Gazette est
mort reinforcement de pulmonie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-26

LIE cotton sc vend a Charleston Is. CO. d.
s a IL ia cents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-26

COMPAGNIE DIES pONPtERS,
DE PHad+prndonce, No
Une reunion de cette compagnie atra lien
mard' proclaim, chez +. Arbour, as heurcs
du Boir. On ~recomrnande la plus grande
ponctualitt, d'importantcs ~afIaires deyant ttrc
souIuises aux mc1nbres.
T. ARgOrR, Capitaiinuc.
Baton Rouge, IS juin 1s41. 70
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-26

Tin point de s%tagnation complete.
Lie cotton 80 vend de s DIS 4 IL cents
suivant les qualities ; lie sucre de o ll2
cts Ia farino dc S4 20 4 4 IS le pore dc
~ 75a II 25; ID graisse dc 8 lI2 d 7 cts
10 jambon 10 whiskey ct Ia melasse aux
prix ordinairos mais do 40 il 45 cents.
COLLEGE DE Baron RoueE. $500. Nous
appelons l'attention des chefs dc families
d lannonce du Rev. X. II. RANNEy, qui
a etc iivcsti dc la pr6sidence dc hotre col.
lege depuis Ia resignation du DR.. Lacy.
Nous apprenons par DIES personnos don't le
jugement est DUN grand poids, que M.
Ranney possede il III degr6 tres Glcv6 les
qualities roqaises pour sa charge, ct quill
ma bcsoin que d'6tre propement encourage
pour rendre Prostitution 6minemment nori.
sante. II s'est occupG de l'instruction dc
Ia ieunesse dc In Louisiana pendant Pes
pace do sept il hut ans ct par SEES quail
tfs aimables ainsi que par sa capacitd su.
| pcrleure CONNIE ~precepteur, il s'est acquis
Festime ct l'amitiG des parens ct des en-
funs.
On ne snurait rien a%jouter d ce que tout
le monde salt h regard des avantages qu'.
ollre Baton Rouge, sous 10 rapport de la
l~ocalit6, pour un etablissenent de ce genre.
Tn site plus salubre ct picturesque, on une
vile dc mnurs plus chastes ct e~xemplaires
ne saurait existcr dans lie pays.
NouvELLas p'EuRopE. --- lie Great
Western est arrive Il New York 10 10 cou.
rant. Les dates dc Londres Won't jusqu' au
20 mai.
LIE minist6re fut dGfait 10 l6 sur Ia ques-
ton dc Ia reduction des droits sur les su.
cres, par une miajorite de SO. Les minis.
tres ne donnerent pas leur dGmission ct
sir Robert Peel etait sur 10 point de pre-
scnter n resolution constatant que le mi.
nist6re ne poss6dait pas Ia confiance de Ia
cbambre des communes. Une autre chance
leuE permettra peut-etre de SC r6habiliter +;
c'est celle du projet de rtforme des droits
sur les c~ereales. S'ils 6chouent il faut
quils donnent leur demission.
Ian France n oppose ga signature II
protocoles sur la question d'Orient. LEU
rope est de nouvcau unio.
Rien dc bien intcressant ma lieu en-
France. LIE process de BARNES les lettres
attributes a Louis. Philippe ct Ia n%ouvelle
de quelques victories en- Antique sont les
seuls suiets 'qui agitent lesprit public.
Les Instructions sont ~frdquentes en-
Turquie. La peste ravage rEgypte.
Rien ~d'authentique encore au sujet du
steamer President. Nous annoncames
dams notre derniere feuille que les ra1pports
que nous y publions 6taient douteux. En-
cffet lis etaient faux.
MN. Laftte ct Compagnie s~'occupe;nt
de remprunt t~exien, noDobstant r~opposi.
ton du ~gouvernement.
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Etat dc In Lnnisinmc.

~
Conr du Trplsi, me Di+trict-Paroisec d'E.t
Blton Rouge.
Whiting Il Stark
Va. Lg13J
Oran Dewey n James MansEcr. J
En- vertu dun plur. wril de II. IA. 4 moi n
dtosse par Honorable coir du iroisiGme dis
trict Ind'ciairc, dams eli pour Ia paroi8sc ct
etat susdt', il acra expose en- vcn1e publlquc,
MARDi, - Juliet 1871,
Ala nrAison DE cour dc Ia vile dc Baton Rouge,
aux hcrres ordinaires des vcnfes, tous Ics
droits, titres ct prGtentions deg dtfendcura
dams ct pour ure CcrtaIne tcrre sjtnte dams
cctte paroissc, i environ HUT miles de In
vile de Baton Rouge, b6rnic an nord par lca
terrcs d'ilolJen, a Fest par MolIctt, au sud
par Cline, ct Il foicst par leg terrcs appartc-
napt al DR., Scott, avec toutes les anchors
tons qli ny tronvcnt, %contcnant ia JO-lW
acres plus on tnotns.
Saist pour s~atisfaire an ingemcnt, nterGtet
iFa,s dams lc process ci-deasus.
Conditions al compliant,
JUN. II II. w. FOWLER, shtrjG.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA,
Cour du Troisltthe DietrIct-ParojBse dist
Baton Rouge.
Whiting & Shark,
.,y,. Kent T. ! Co., 3. III. }*7'7.
Fin vcrtu dun ordre de fl. IA. 4 moi adrcsst
par Honorable sCotir du Trolsidtne nistfict
judiciaire, dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct Fiat
ci-dessns mentionncs, il sera expose en- vente
publIqle, sur les licux,
MARDI, 20 Juliet proclaim,
I'm habitation aVec Ia ~rfcoItc, aituC dana cc'te
p~aroisae, contenant environ $50 arpcn's, plus
on moins, bornce all notd par Wards Creek, a
Pest par lee terres dc John Foreman, au sud
par les terres d'Anthony Webb, ct d Poucs'
par celles dc George W.. Willis. CONNIE
aussi les ~escIaves ci-dessous nonrnts:
Cesar age de - ans, Bill ~. Martha II,
Henry 81, Teresa As, jim ~, Mary - OF ses
enfans Martha-Ann II, jun 10, Margaret f,
Lewis n Ellis ienne enfant, Magdalen 80 ct
ses, %e:fans, Martha 10, Joe 0, Phil 7, ct Val
lery 4.
Saisic pour s~atisfaire le jngemcnt ct les
frais dams lie process ci-dessus.
Conditions au compliant .,....
JUN II. IL H. w. FOWLER, sheriff.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Cour du J'roisicme Dlstrict-Parolssc
DIET Baton Rouge.
Nancy Black,
w. L2GiG.
John w. Dawson, son mari.
En- vertu dun writ dc f. la. 4 moi 4drc-ac
par Honorable cour du troisiGme district irdl-
claire, siegant dane Ell pour IA paroisac d'Eat
Baton Rouge, Fiat de la Louisiana; il scra
expose en- vente publique,
MARDI, lc IL juliet proclaim,
aux heures ordinaifes des ~vcntes,a Ia ,orte de-
la maIson de cour de la Vile DC BAtou ROUGE.
tons les drolts, titres, intfr&ta ct Drttentionq
dc John Dawson, defcndeur, dane ct porir trois
cents actions 1u fonds capital de la Banque Ge
PGnion dc Ia Louisiana,
Saisl pour satisfaire AZ Judgement, intcrtt
ct trals dams le process ci-dessuE.
Conditions de Ia vente I au conptant.
5 JUN. II II. w. FOWLER, sheriff
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EPAVIt.

nr L'offcc du Doctcnr PENSION est
vis-a-vis Ia Ban1ue dc IA Louisiana, rue La
fayettc.
10 JUN, 1871. 10
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On a erigt deu& pElafcs spr File dc Cal.
weston,
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AVIS. %++.. T..
Pendant mon absence do Baton Rnl,re.
VIM. 3. PIKE est pleiuemeni a~Itorist b. rcce.
volr ct acquItter pour nor cornpte.
JAMES MANskER, Syndic.
26 JUN 1871. 20 If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-26

MARcmE DE La NILE ORLEANs.--D'a.
pres G eque nous pouyons recueillit des jour
nurx ct des lettres particuliores, il parai.
trait que le marchG do Ia vile est arrive i
lin point de ~stagnation complete.
Lie cotton so yend de s 5ls a IL cents
su,vant les qualities ; le sucre dc o ll2a
cts Ia farino dc % 20 4 d IS le pore dc
~ 75a II 25 ID graisse dc 9 liz a 7 cts;
10 .iambon le whiskey ct la mtlasse aux
prix ~ordinaircs +; mails do 40 il 45 cents.
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ET4T DE Ia IOETcF.tp

Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouye-Cour du Tro.s-
ieIne District.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

LEISURE MEDITATIoNs.-lt is a singular fact, that
the turpitude OF the toulest crime may in the ewes
nations and individuals be completely done away and
the crime itself assume the attributes of Virtue and the
address OF Honor when once the popular mind may
choose to effect such change by ceasing its censuIe
awarding praise in its stead Other combinations Of
circumstances, other individuals engaged or other
names given it, is often sufficient to relieve crime Of
It's odlousness, and set before the eye in an altogether
favorable aspect Instance theft. A petty larceny
although the porperaor may be driven to it's commits
sion by the most absolute necessity knows but little
eXtenua,ion in the eye Of the law, from this circum-
stance, and still less in that Of society All unite in
estimating by the comngled sentiment Of abhorrence
pity, and contempt. Yet another individual, moving
III superior grade in society surrounded by different
circumstances, may steal half million Of dollars with
out mourning the pitiable odum attached to the minor
offence. Not this alone-but he is actually look
ed upon with very considerable degree Of admiration
and the circumsiance-f he escape yunisLm,ni-is no
preventative to future acceptance, not only 10 his own
but also in what's usually understood by letter socety
Was not Swarwout more readily received and warmly
caucssed by the elite in Liverpool and London than he
would have been had his srupendous thc been less by
a million Of dollarsor had bis money been honestly OBJ
Ilhed' Ana would not Swari"nut feel Als "hOH0r
impugned were he called hiefl--and would no, the
public mind sympahize in ms resentment, and be far
better pleased with the arrangement Of calling the beg
gar the thief and Swauwout only a DrFAuLTER' Does
not Benjamin Rsthbone, now IN Auburn prison for the
most extensive forgery committed in America. en-
Inst larger share Of commiseration than would be
yielded poor laborer, suffering the same term Of i'm
pnsonmen' for small forgery Both are crime and the
same 'peee' Of crime, yet one possesses more favor
able aspect than the other aud that one, the more fla
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30
&c. &c. &c.

The panic against the New York free banks tred
backs) is subsdng, though the bills received
at par At one time was supposed these (stock cap
itaD banks would all go by the board. Pennsylvania
U. $ bills are at large discount, and the stock is
down to l6 cents on the dollar indicating what
be true, that the capital has principally been lost As
most othe stock is owned in England, must be pre-
pared for huge scoidng, and general depreciation of
all the State funds sold there.
II we any way, there is consolation in the tho't
that things cannot be than they the last
day of Mr.. Van Buren's adminis,raton.-N. H. Scnti-
nei
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

The loco presses are growing over their slcae.
the New Hampshire election night Justify. as a..-
they had accomplished very unexpected event il'-
Patriot IS crazy--it reads
New Hampshire, lu the first election i0 I-ll p
set an example 10 her sister States, the mora. '0'
winch viii be felt and initiated throughout 'Hc a..
That's a r'ye oHc. Just notice the sut..m'G .. 0
cep'ion;-New IIampshre-a State bought IN.
ceip,ed by Andrew Jackson, and ly him lea..a.
10 Martin Van Bureu--a State converted into gt
Pachalic and conferred upon Isaac Hi fofau of,'-
ing possession, whose blind and aIgoueI a,
proved her shield against tie reception oi po.n..
the chosen and only spot IN he highlands Of 40.
ca where can be hois,ed the acobinica co.o,s a.
iocoIsm, the only northern State, and au.-,r. ,
STATE IN The coni'deyacy tl.ai wears the mara .' D.
my Wright and Bronsouian atomIuatiors-a ~,a's
loving, term after term, Units own pollution 500
which contiguous ones are dispraced by tae e.a.t
"a State ieuefed 10 every member ~ patty "a
Pericc, slave 10 i's task-masicr-. without r.-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

Messrs. Blair & Rives, when formally acquainted
with the unwelcome fact that they had been expunged
from the Office of printers the senate, refused re-
ceve back their bond and returned to the Senate a
note declaring their intention to hold for more treas
my pap demanding the copy already ordered and that
to be ordered for printing by the 9th Congress Having
been badly brought up and allowed to do they pleas
ed so long, it is decidedly humiating to their manhood
to submit TO what themselves have called "pitticoat
government" so they intend to brave it out
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

The IRISH TEMPERANCE ENTHusIAsM-A year ago,
who would have believed it possible to effect such
temperance reformation has now taken place in
besotted, beautiful degraded whiskey- loving Ireland
This great movement has not only renovated the face
of the Emerald Isle ITSELF but its influence has extend
to almost every part of the United Kingdom well
to its trans atlantic provinces, and furnishes unpre
cedented example of philanthropy TO the whole world
Greater accessions the ranks of the tetoacrs have
been made within this dme-a greater curiailmcnt in
the amount of spirits manufactured and consumed than
has been done in any five previous years in the history
of temperance reform and all this through the nsru-
mentality of one man.
The most wonderful circumstance is, that this great
movement has been made in that particular spot where
Of all others earth, it least expected and most
needed. When once the eyes Of the Irish populace
opened TO the true Of the greatest amount of
their national degradation and suffering with that ar
dent devolonso peculiar to them, the whole mass seem
| to have risen simultaneously for reform.
! Father Matthew's doctrine is extensively spreading
in the province of New Brunswick now and his pedp-
es have been taken by thousands.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

We to-day commence the interesting story, written
by the author of May "Nartin, the Green Mountain
Boys &c Notwithstanding It's length, feeling confident
that it will be acceptable to our readers in consc
quence OF being the production OF citizen OF this State
1t is undoubtedly narration OF facts and very likely the
parties are still living, in neghboring State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

Our thanks to Mr.. Lewis for his "FIuhcr Dsc0
sures' in the a. G." controversy Much as We shooA
like TO lay these facts before our readers, he will
once acknowledge that we cannot do so, since uoa1
has been given that more would be said, and al"
that ]. G. has been refused the use Of our columns
what he calls a rcfutation He is now turning "
powerful energies Of his mind to public account toac
the Statesman, to which we most ardently soUr.!
yersal attention
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

Of c Empcrof sraasi ibc supprossion Of convent, 10
She canion of trgga.
RUSSIA
Accounts from - Petersburg state the failure Of a
ss merchant. 60 The amount Of on, million Of fouble.
Boz money which caused much ialk IA the commercial
circles.
SWEDEN.
Srp,rHolv. The Russian ambassador recently a..
sau.ici hc ipoiman 90 lady 81 distinction This act,
90 re klnEs Palace. j. punishable with death, and
TIE lady has formally complained 10 the Court the
p't 81 Tie Emrcrof is most anuously looked iof.
TURKEY, EGYPT, AND SYRIA
Tho Lsvan, mail arrived in London on the q inst
with Intelligence from Turkey. Egypt. and Syna bot
the news is of huic Importance
he dates from Consianunoplo are TO the Sth ult--
On Zoe ftl conference was held at the Ministry Of
fotcgn Affairs between iae Ambassadors Of the four
Aluoi Powers AID Red,chid Pasha, who had entirely
recovered from his late illness. Nothing had uanspr-
cd respecting the object
Tho Sublime Porte announced, on the ith, in proc
lamsuon, ihe conclusion ofthe Egyptian question.
The Sultan expressed TO Masoum Bcy his sa,isfac
ton at toe manner n which he had conducted the
cotauons with Mchcmet Ali
The whole Ottoman fleet had reached the Bay Of
Nafmouco aud on the 5th portion OF it sail for
tonsianunop.c The rest was to have followed in a
day or two.
TWAS expected tina, Commodore Napier would short
ly repair 10 Smyrna with one Two ships of the line
and that the remainder Of the fleet would proceed part
~ 10 mana ana party 10 syracuse.
Adyices from Alexandra are 10 the 7ih uli 1bra-
him Pasha was expected at AlcNandriaor at Damiet,a
to ascend the Nile on the 9Th OF oh ut
The htman expected from Consiantinoplc had not
arrived, notwithstanding the dispatch Of the fleet, and
private advces stated, that neither it the of
the Consuis General might be expected I'LL the settle
ment Of all particulars at issue between the Porte and
the Plsha.
Further, that Russia was endeavoring to compass
the downfall OF Redschid Pasha as a partisan of Brit
sh interests, and the negoiiator of treaty,
whereby England had obtained the freedom of the
gauon OF the Euphrates for her steam boats and the
maintenance Of garrison OF 500 men at Acre, &c.
Mehcmu Ali had commenced his military COLOMBIA
ton, and had promised Commodore Napier that he
would take early opportunity Of aboishng negro
slavery. He had ordered review of cavalry and ar
uery the 9Th inst. At which the Commodore vas
present.
The plague still continued at Alexandria and Reset
Ia.
The Turkish forces under General Jockmus were at
Jafa and all attempts to interfere with the reteatng
army had been relinqulshed. Up to that moment how
ever, preparations for attack had been persevered
IN; for the day, I'D ult) letters arrived at AL
eNandrll from Beyrout by the Emmetiee packet Uhree
days on roue) stating that they were shipping cannons
there for the attack on GAIA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

OF how much to the country has the late session
Of Congress been- Boston Daily Times.
Much, sir--very much II has used up months
worth of Time and nearly four hundred thousand dol
lars; has used up the peoples patience and it has
used up public confidence in loco oco legislation most
exacty.-Considerab USE calculate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

TIT FOR TAT. In to the demand of Gov
Seward upon the Gov of Virginia for the surrender of
Robert +. Curry, fugitive from Justice now confined
IN Jail at Wheeling, Va, the latter has replied that he
will most cheerfuy when Gov. Seward shall have
given up the three colored men demanded of New
York by Virginia fugitives from her justice.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

The Judges of the Court of Common Pleas [Phila-
dephial have given their opinion that the U. $. Bank
has forfeited its charter by the late suspension 1t
is thought the question whether it is liable to pay an
interest of IL per cent refused notes. will be carried
up TO the highest court.