Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-25

rnan Erazer, on Saturday morning next,
has lust been developed. The case has
features about it resembling the celebrated
Heberton affair. The parties are a MARI.
ed man, named Charles w. Hepburn, and
a girl, the baiind apprentice of a respec-
table widow lady in Branch street, who
was brought mp az n daughter, and reared
with every care. Tho girl, it nppeafs, was
enticed, away from her home by 9 young
woman OF .alledged abandoned character,
and went to live with an old woman OF pad
regulations, residing, at the time, IN hen.
sington. Here Hepburn was introduced
TO her as a single man; and here. ny the
coliision Of the old woman she was, on Inc
night Of the 10th or goth OF April last, MS.
'saulted, and her person violated. She
was then, in consequence OF her being DC.
ceissed into the belief that, if she returned
home size would be sent to the House q
Refuge, induced 10 become The mistress O
her seducer, and remained IN bis Keeping
until last Saturday, when a fosfer.brothef
succeeded in getting the custody Of her.
AT the time she was found, she was living
in one Of her seducer' . houses, within a few
suuares OF his " residence. The sedl-
Ger il under bail; and the girl and the Old
womnn. who aided and abetted the seduc.
ton. arc both in prison. The proceedings,
az far as they have gone, are based upon
the oath Of The girl, whose age and preyi-
yious good character forbid the Suspicion
of having made a false statement ~ refer.
ence to the affair. The friends of the girl
are the most respectable; and their feelings
under the circumstances cannot be expires.
sed-particuIarly those of the foster. moth.
b. II who received the charge Of the girl from
her mother on her death bed, and who,
since that day, has regarded her as one OF
her " family. The woman charged with
participating III this outrage ~ called A.
rnanda Barney, alias Amanda Slmons, who
IL also chatged with aiding and abetilng
the seduction Of another girl, in the yicin.
ity OF Race and Thirteenth streets. who
has been away from her parents since last
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A nopei mode Of Ma1ing Butter COME
A genius in the interior Of Georgia has IN.
vented what he calls d "Railroad Churn."
This consists Of a large Tin can holding
forty, gallons, with spring bottom, and in
g~cenriousIy contriyed paddles Or arms within,
which will be putin motion by the Jarr'ng
of !, railroad car. He intends to establish
a milk market on the limo Of the Georgia
railroad, along the interior OF the state
and, mourning the new milk into his cliurn-
ing cans, II win be transformed into butter
and buttermilk by the tune 1t reaches
Charleston BY this means The citizens
of that place will be daily supplied with the
freshest butter ut a reduced price.
A MorsrER.--11eisslor, the man who
was convicted by 4 verdict of the jury OF
numbering 4 Mr.. Smith and bis wife, on
Long Island, his made d full confession OF
his guilt to the priest who VISITED him ID
prison. The testimony on which he was
convicted was thought by many, says the
N. Y. Evening Post, too slight to warrant
the verdict, d collection Of money was nj
ready making among the Germans TO paw
the expences OF further proceedings In his
case. Geissler il said also to have con-
fessed that he murdered d man IN Europe,
before he came to this country.
CowHrprNs The Philadelphia u. s.
Gazette or the 9th states, that on Saturday
evening, Nr. Russell, former manager OF
the Arch street theatre, while at the West
.ern Hotel, was invited into 4 room BY Mrs.
Madison, an actress, who played at The
above house, and there cowhided him. 1t
Is alleged that he refused to pay her the
amount she cluimed for professional seryi-
2 MFRS ron soaEBoDY.-The Mobile
Tribune Of last Monday has the following
paragraph:
TheqNew Ofleans Courier is npprehen-
siye that the rex Congress will diminish
the duties on brownlsugar. With stupid
" almost uncomfortable, it thinks that the
sugar interest ought to be protected-nev-
or. apparently FOR a moment stspecting,
that the petition it uses for The especial
benefit Of those Immediately around IT,
i precisely the same that every other gov.
srnment beggar in the East pistsnp to Con-
grcss. Like a snail on one OF the Egyp-
iian pyramids, il seems % Dc unable to
coinprehend any thing that does not lie
immediately nnder It's nose. Il y BY such
faint. hearted semi. democratic presses that
shame IS often brought upon our party.
OLp TINES In CoSNEcrIcuT.--The
New Haven Courier fayors the public with
several amusing extract from the ancient.
records Of that Colony.
IA law relating to young moi, and mai
adens, enacted Dis follows =: &
!. Hhosoeyer shall inyeigle Or draw the
away The affections OF any Made or
maide.seryans either for himself or others,
without first gaining the consent OF her
parents, or guardians, beside all damages.
the parent may sustain, shall pay 70 the
ilantaiion 40s. Cor the FIRST offence, and
tor The second towards the Same party "a
/ for the third slrall be fined, imprisoned, or
sorporeaiIy punished, As the plantation
shall direct @
e Under the law, as appears by the New
Haven. records,, at q court held May /.
1860 gHaG aafsa 1898
.Iacobeth Mufline and Sarah futile
were prosecuted for sitting down on a
chest together, his arm about her waste
and her arm upon his shoulder Or about
his neck, and continuing m-yt sinful pos
ture aba.rt half an hour. in which time he
kyssed her and she kissed him, or they
= kyssed one another as We witnesses testi-
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