Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-03
ARRIVAL, OF THE ACADIA,
1htfgea days later fgom Eagithl

This steamer Acadia, arrived AT tiuston 81
The l7tha ult, having made her paesage Il
Halifax in ten dave and a half, and 10 Bestei
II twelve DAYS and n half A tnast esifaufli
nary passage, particularly d, The season 9th,
year.
London dates to the 81. ult and livefpee
to the 9th, beth inclusive.
Mi Everett went 10 Pafir Oh dirlotaatt,
huainess. about The end If October, +" naz'
| commences h new work In matthly number
In January next.
Mr. O'Cahnell has given up Tho office an,
dgni,ie#ef l.efd Mayer si Dublin, and Alder
man Gesrga Ray has been elected his sut
eesfuf.
The papefs announce the death er sereean
Epatkie, the eminent lntdsn hsrrlatuF. am
of Sir William MeIsas, isrd Advocate te
Scotland Sergeant Sparkle wap. In earl,
life, Il reporter u, the Tendon Chronicle, like
Charles nttkenH.
Parliament IL again p%fafeugrt. pro fbftna
| until the 10 h Of December,
The disputed claims If trIttsh merchant i
MI The French Government, growing out o.
| the r.rtsndie affair, have been referred wv mu,
taaI consent to the arbitration oil Tho King ei
rfassia,
The London Herald renews the runner al
ling Louis l'hillippe's medIta,ed rurpoze 10
a~t,a,aate IN fasat OF the Duke de Nemours-
M n.aeht Of eenfse,
Grace Earring, the heroine Of the Fern Il.
%lao,la,s il dea,, -al#e Dr. llererhell, Chief
jewIst, Rabbi Of England, aud Allan Cunning.
ham, the peet.
There had been a very good demand for
eattsa IN Liverpool for The week. tne Ha'eH
having amounted to 10000 bags. The aua,e.
lily taken for ee%nsuuftian was not, however.
larger than usual. the Increased demand having
arteen ffem the purchases NJ spectators,
Probability @a fred duty on corn -11tete
Ia a sutner ii circulation hat the flexible Pre-
mias has at length opened hia eses To the ne
eeeHi'y Of . liked duty on corn, instead Of hta
lately eaunted but now universally condemned
sliding aeaie, We are ~diepassa TO believe
there Ia truth In tie report, This we knew.
that It in believed hy acme Of his noat sttenns
ous supporters; and net ealv believed. but ad.
voeased az a measure al indispensable mecca.
si,sN II Ia further said, that he haa resolved,
10 thFAw into the shade the eight shillinpa
fixed duty of the Melbourne ministry, The
+" csnedIcnt" Sir Robert liz to propeae ia a still
more i moderate" fixed dutv-namely, one oil
sGs shillings - Merniag Advertiser.
Fraaes-The Paris parera exhibit a great
deafth Of news, and a consequent abundance
OF aiseusison,
The following appears in one Of thc London
papers, but IN anethcr we zee It's statements
Tho rainet Of the Tuilefies has proposed
10 the British government the ahraQatlon ri
the treaties uf 1891 and 1879 by which the
mutual right III search fer The prevention OF
the slave trade was established, and The Adop.
ton, instead Of il, Of the ssstem agreed upea
between England aud America. that each
should maintain an equal naval tnree
on the the west coast Of AFRICA as a check on
malrrae,ires under its w flag,
The Bordeaux Journals give an account Of
The total destruction BY fire Of The American
ship flavre, OF $50 tons, Captain Mckoweu,
lately arrived in that port trem New Orleans,
and intending to return Immediately in bal.
last.
EsgiEa--The Belgian Government. it
has resolved to make r~errisals 'or the
pert charges eSaeted here OH the British Queen,
According to the Naaitear Belge Tho folIew.
ord jnanee has been decreed:
The vessels Of the United States will in fu-
lure be subjected in Dag IN rsrtsto the ron-
and pilletage dues chargabir. according
to the regulations in force, upon the vessels
nj nations which are net favored. The rein.
hursement OF the tolls OF the Scheld' is previ.
suspended as regards the vessels Of
the United States.
Intelligence had heen reeeivea al Crns'an.
according to the Augsburgh Gazette
tit the Shah Of Persia had accepted The me.
.iitatlon 4 Grea, Britain 10 arrange the d,f-
hetNsen him aud the Ottomon Porte.
A letter hon 81, relershu,g h, Of the llth
October, SAYS I'VE have this moment re-
Information thar re greater part Of the
,j;y eli Fckin has been destroyed ~ Gre
At Censtsntiuople o courier bad arrived
Bagdad, with private accounts. which
assert that a Iiritish force. ccmmaned hy
General Pollock, had reached Cahul, and in.
vested ii. They add. that General Pollock |
nad offered conditions 10 the inhabitants, when, |
{ they rejected, he was determined 10 carry
own by stsFn.