Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-14

pas ad ~ Tie tHEt SfESfby VI h1
are e~ovsrtly rehsliing agas!hst Il. Fhe strong
banks land they are BIZ, :~few--nns'et the bill
W. do not bslievs there In any , n.ti one . that
biz II destined either to sreah every thnR IN
the state or compel ihaps'e stop shasihess j
decline upholdipg the wesah ones, m the law
rresct,hss. and he MATES stand rev, there
arc only tw, hanks In rysw Orleans that are
considered worthy Of eoifa1snce. These are
The Bank of Louisiana atgss the Union b4ns
and under the law, sf,oalfeAhs present aif1cntA
ties continue hong. even Na,ass two must fail
OF 70 into liquidation,
The nallatin Of Thursday recommends i'm.
mediate fesptnuttass ty MI; the hftlts, az the
only step for thv salv saion Of aay. This
Nigh, eensn nssnate, hut ~ lid noftaehd mat
tefs. In its inadable wis'on, ehf worthy les
g~tsisture has fixed d aeash clutch on every
b4pis IN the State. and ths Only s,aaas 10 save
them, or ans ef tfsrsn. is + sci Them free from
The fatal coal. Unless th3t Is dute, car state
must soon end herself without II circulating
medium OF any kind. Even these ahls to ray
viii nave IN FpIlfFsTHttfEN II thtEt' It'lt'ig
n pay with. Universal ,9uin m%ns,aweep ever
all. In New Orleans, lhrge failures occur
daily every Trash failnrs renders the sit,a.
,irn OF all the banks mate pteearibus soon
the weather banks will begin 10 70 by the
board that naturally iRnpaifs The ability Of
.sa @a4s.ssszonss. on wShae, tests ,ha ctifais
financial interests Of the state. The hnilhen
viii be more than they San bear. aud sink IN.
der Il they tnt,st.
Private letters from, tho city advise us 10
keep no notes en hand. except those Of The
tank Of Louisiana snt1 Inc Union Bank. We
siya our readers The satpn advice end repeat
tn them what We haze hefeteiefe~ frequently
Fata. ahgu, paying as fat "a possible, and IN.
curing no more debts, Those who i1enr
debts aew. will probably see tsair property
Geld fer song within The next two years.
We ATE deemed to he lon without a eircuia4
ting medium. and NE Hhould prepare for The
wofsi.
EAsT TspsA tarrev efew Hesr@The Atnsris
cans who wsnt te Iadia under the auspices Of
the East India Company, to Try the expert.
meat Of cWliisatiag eottah there, have shan-
aenea he enterprise and are nsw on thsir way
hptnes The reasons assigned for this step,
are ill.sfaattaeni'oH part Of the cbnpany's To-
cal agents aud the faispra Of The Company to
supply the planters With proper materials and
means for testing fully che experiment.
When these senildmsa {Messfs. J. McCal-
Tough, II. Mccullough ard Thomas Walfs),
arrive In The United States, We may expect 10
taarn seyas important Facts ~tslatisze to the pros.
poets Of making india A successful competitor
OF the South in the culture of cotton.
JuntcIAL tNBARKARaaEFtas@%Ju dgo Der
n,udez Of tho Probate Court, New Orleans,
wsr sffase and impsisoned last Monday
en- a writ from tho 81 aene Court for disc.
boying an order Of that. tribunal The order
directed him 10 eanvehe a family meeting ID
the Gaze ri The minor ~t'ueeiier f'ea certain
rsason tho ia,iea dts thafed . he was impfi.
fe'ed and appealed TO The Dtettict Court tor
a diHehsfsJ from the writ, This was refused
BY Judge buchanan, who held the proceed
ing was legal 90 part u The Supreme Court
Judge ~1srnules was again committed to
he hands Of the afe. III
Gtatheus ooanuFutAttoN or SMALL rox,
ss-A report that small bes prevailed with un,
sa'nnaen siralepee in The neishhorAeod 81 the
"Choap stere." (air. Themas'e), has bean
earreat 10 this city atti the "rasion refund
ah5us.''' ff f%orera' days, The rp'n"r Is alto,
gather erroneous /; not . case fthis ieslous
,nala,is has occurred in that netghborhoed.
It Ia free from Ills Ut all k~inds-~esen the want
Of money. that most painful OF all disaaees
new current, tr not fell there.
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TfsrrRAees.- 81 ndge Nichols leetured on
temperance a, Foret's hall foamtin West Ba-
ton Rouge last Moadays evening; The meet.
ing, we learn. was fully attended, and the
Judge In his usual hsApy way Succeeded in
obtaining dasny signefa to the pledge.
FLoE1pA.-rbs rftoriss WA wac ngatH
hrapshtta a close aho4' the end d April Hal.
lerk Tuesenu.. gee carry in .tatkeg a little willie
with Cal Wee.h. aaa5thoa wen. out again.
The Important fact, i Ia belleNed, ruts All
end TO the war. !
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RHODE ~IsiAsn-~lE APPEARS that both par,
ties have succeeded l&E thu roceut elections OF
Rhode Island. The itee suffasc party and
the old chart party. both claim the victory,
aud the governor Of tsie former was to have
been inaugafated nshe Sd instant, and Of
the latter ON the ath. :
Both will endeavsr 10 oceupy the slate
house, and under the Sitnpsessiun Of difficulty,
The President had ,~tiered throe companies
Y. s, Infantry To Providence, The result
viii soon . kaaan. @
Tan "nasx stt,," ,sA~n rnx t'eosrsosrsE
scr,"--We find the jsliowinS resolutions in
the proceedings Of a meeting recently held in
81. James parish. TIE people should express
their views on such ~tss,ies.
Cd. Resolved, That,,,he operation OF the de-
scead.ng scale of duties, adopted by what is
generally called the = Compromise Act" has
reduced The country q the verge Of bankrupt
cy, and diminished sshe value: OF our staple
productions by bringing into competition the
same articles, nearly: free frura duties, from
countries that geposs restrictions, burdsns
and prohibitions npois our coynsncrec.
9TH. Resolved, 'ThEa the droppias prosperi-
~ Of our country caH only ii revived by the
adoption by the Federal G~oyifamsnt Of such
a PERMANENT tariff system, as 1sill, BY project