Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-18
From HE Mobtie Herald.
LOVE AMI Rim

and Al I'D look n I'll, III whose INN anu wan
rnuulrnpnrn there could vet he detected some
traces Of beauty. was charged yesterday morn
inr by one William Cerde from New Dreams
with having attempted to lake hls lie. Conde
had ~nly beeil II, the city a lew dave, ana II
supeprs that e had saineed the girl. IN the
owl of Bayou Sara, La, and ailerward clipped
with her To New Orleans. where he lived
with her az his mistress. and finally got tired
Of HE victim. had deserted her. and IN order
To RID himself Of her opportunities had rnli'e
tn Mobile. Tie prisoner traced him ~ this
city. found cut bis h%oafaitg house on t%iatnl-
ten aud on Thursday evening While The
family were NJ supper attempted his lille with
a spanish dirk. knife, lie parted the blow
and So zed her, when she went off into hys-
terisa. in which condition she was taken to
The Guard. House,
The complainant having deposed rs above,
said he would decline prosecuting her II she
would 90 back home 10 Bayou Sara.
prispner. i have no hume or people toFn
10, William: throuah yonr means nv po"F'o
are ashamed of me, and have w me
and turned me out Of 'lunrs. and ! would "a
thor lie If hunger or perish IN rotno Jail than
to 70 nrt, TO their, Hume The street and
kennel have heen my hcrnn, and nv conpan-
ions The vilest of tho vile, since you SO Inhu-
manly deserted me-
4 Couds WHY, you are crazy
Prisoner. - M. William, | am moi ctofY
though The great Gni shove bn""s That !
have suffered and borne eaeugll to make NE
So. If .lesnlatien and MISERY he trnzinof'.
am crazy ,-if utter ruin. t'nreiesaness Ahh
starvation hr madness, | hn mad bat net
otherwise. oh would to heaven that | wns
mad. that in malnaHa | might forget every
thipy Oh WillIan'. William. t" thit,t that
you If all The world should have So dere'v"h
me-, 10 think that you who promised 80 nnch.
and whom | Inokssl upon alrnst rs All angel
whom | prayed for night and inorh,-alas
Ieapnot nray now-shonld have acted FIJI per-
fdlo,1sly, ia enough 10 drive me mad, without
| yeur taunls and scnrne'
rnr9e sInn ought tn lie ashamed of your
SELF ia talk in this WAY. Charlotte
Prisoner. No. William, | have rot even
| beyond shame. II ie high time to give OYER
being ashamed If myself when all are ashamed
Of me- : oh. w llian, nv heart al nnel tries
to break when | think Of how harry ! was
but two years arn. when | was a gay. b,ithe
rjr1. and vot, ,iscd IL come aud lit The latg
cold nlrhts hv my old fathers fl rsidc, and
| tell M how l,apnv We should he When | was
your wife. am radIv changed new, and The
teara which rnuree dawn INV cheeks arr sratd-
tnp my evrlells with their fte ! remember
when | could even have shed tears o loF
| Alas how different were thew from these,
The plaintiff refusing 10 swear. The caHe
| was discharged, but the prisoner detained III
order IN see if something cold not he done for
Ter.
Alas. poor Cl,rlottc . the hectic IN thy
| check rold too II ainlv that All human caring
| for thee upon 'ls cold earth will ss'on ceasc,
| and that Inv resting place will he q %ranTors
grave. Meyer since our visits to the 'o'ce
office, have we seen such "A narrowing and
heart-rrnhinr scene AZ tle one which we nave
endcavored /, desrahs. and which we are
pure drew teafs from every honest heart ~
the room. The plaj 1tif.. Condn. throughout
tho trial. reserved the most hardened and tn
altered deneannr. aud SOC med ~steo'el against
the nange of conscience but Vt he does MOI
ro down to the crave az q wrrtthed and heF-
piEed ecoundre'. then heaven has fnrEnt'' n
| ltH awful p%reforatjve, and eternal vengeance
.leepa in asadecp a leihargy as does human
Justice,
~ How il it. ho,c can it he that pure and
lust men contend that such mlerrean'E n
this Condo should GO 'unwhipt OF ~lne''c" 7
Nav. how can they hc patient. aud even Fin''e
conplacrntlv, ae)'ghtea|v. when A rIhald, H.
r~cntious Press ventures tn heap rIdIcnIe and
! oblnuuv on those who simply petition The lie
pislafnre tn interpase sumo barrier against The
dexhlafii,g tide Of Iirentiousness. Let them
auswcr it to their consclencns We cannot
bur consider that every thief and Ewind,er "lo
is sentenced TO punishment Is gtoss' y wrong"d
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while anch villains AZ this C"nde can with
immunity Insult tie daylight hy Their hidenne
presence. When shall law aud Justice te
brought nearer each o}hei IN ]. Tribune
~ The Telegraph, pnb)iehet at Walking
ton, Ark, under da'e February 3, thus speaks
Of the Red River frcshet:
The disaster is the most fearful that ever
hefel the Red River country, and The def'ru''
ton has extended even beyond onr worst an
ticipatruns. All The bottoms lie hurried he
ne III The heavy mass # moving water, whose
Appearance was 81 sudden and rapid hat II
has borne resistlrss d,vn every vest GO o' 1n'
man indus ry~~cottou bales, cotton presses
corn, cate, horses, hpgs, &c, in one wide
aud general ruin.
The steamer Hunter, Capt. Crooks, rescued
mary of the drowning people, by some were
necessarily left to perish IN the care Hrf
timber, as thete was no possible way 81 reach
inv them their res often being heard ahov'
the noise Of tie element. Six families oi In
diaas. II niles this side at Joneshorcugt. hrs
reported lost. At the date OF thus Information
the Hood was still! On the rise.
Congress We have now arrived vi'hlt
four and twenty legislative days oFthe tcrmi.
mai on of he Sc sion, and, truly, everything
remain e yet to be done
The Warehousine bill, though reported, h {
not been taken up. Tie bankrupt bill is ye
to lie discussed aud acted on. The apnroprIa
atoms fer The execution at The Ashhurton treaty
are still in Committee of the Whole. The ap
preparation for the civil and diplomatic expenses
of the Government Till the end of the fsca
wear, 3o,h June, 1914. many of which are IL
be disputed and opposed, have not been take'
up. The bin providing for a rnnre just repr"
city in the regulations respecting nhrigatlei
with foreign countries, which many attach
much importance to. have not been touched
No means have been proposed for meeting tht
inevitable deficit in the means for the rnrfen
expenditures OF the year. The next wee
musi be one Of events. We shall certain,
have something from the administration @ tn
sahiect of the taaAces.-C~ Correspondents
Charleston Courier
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