Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-16

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING MAIL.--Mr Bolts
Of the House Of Representatives, has declare,
his intention 70 inppeach the President Of
what grounds, is not stated. Four persons
were bitten in Plaquemine las. week, by
dog supposed to be mad. The Hon. Charles
MI1aaraa has published \ Letter IL the Wash
lngton papers, replying to Gen. Jackson's il
the Globe we have not seen it. A runawa,
negro was caught in Mississippi on the 9th
utt., who confessed having murdered w. r
PARKER, Of Brandon, about ten months ago
We have very favorable accounts Of the crops
throughout the State. The cotton planters
p Georgia~-the nullifers OF '32,-haye de-
tNasd themselves in favor Of a tariff. Major
Doeps has been reelected to the State Sc
nate fran ouachita. The cashier of he State
bank, informs the public through the papers,
that counterfeit notes of $50, on that bank
are in circulation; fnod ~ paper and pale
print, they are easily Counterfeit
bills Of the I'd Mullicipahe Re also common
in the city; tn execution Of these is also bad,
npdslle paper thicker and less firm than the
real notes. During tie week ending the SBth
Junfs e,49St dre ;gE emieI ants arrived in New
York the number since the lst April last, is
4i,7i2. The Executive has signed the ap-
portionment bill he was opposed to the dis
trictirg feature of the bill, but waived his
opini' ms. The correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier says, mo proposition of an adj
%Journment Of Congress will be entertained,
until" a revenue bill shall have been passed.
1t is really amusing to read the thousand
and one ways the wing papers in this state
take, to explain the result of the recent cleo
ton according tothem its all the fault of
the locos PTe-hapsN 9he steamer Edna
exploded a. few days agasat the mouth of the
Missouri. killing ftty-six persons, and scald-
ly some twenty more. MUNYON'S failures in
New Orleans are rumored we have heard
no particulars.
The Observation-Disclosures some six
parishes are yet TO hear from, sufficient is
known to enable us to state that the wings
have a majority of six in the House, and one
in the Senate. This is certain.
CHARMING IpEA.-The ladies' of Paris, who
attend the debates in the Chamber of Depu-
ties, have come to the conclusion that the aE-
of the ration would march much faster
and better, if the great number of wigs and
grey heads in that body was lessened, and their
supplied by fine, natural flowing locks.
Younger toer, the ladies suppose, possess
greater energy of character, and greater eff
riency in action; and hence the sasA good
have fixed on some of the most beauti.
Ful, graceful, and persuasive amongst them
TO visit the electors of the Kingdom
TO tue mex elections, and solicit votes
Eor such candidates as the dear creatures
deen, most proper to fill the places of
he Objectionable old chaps. This, though not
! new, is an excellent idea. The ladies
Know much better what men arc, or ought to
'e, than men do themselves, a legislature
by the ladies would do the country
'ome service
About sixty years ago, the ladies' of London
et the example, which the Partisan danes
iow make it a virtue to follow. The cele-
rated Charles James Fox was candidate for
Parliament ron Westminster. His success
dubious !; on the day of election a number
t the most accomplished ladies of London
fyiag through the streets soliciting
otes for their admired Charley. The bean
full Duchess Of Devonshire asked a sturdy
utcher for his vote-"Ill give it thee for a
iss, fair lady, was the abrupt reply. The :
ucbess presented her cheek, and Fox OBJ /
lined the butchers vote, Its needless TO e
Id that Fox was elected. q
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