Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
LATEn TKOAf ErnOrE.

on tho 18th June With dates from ltpfido TO
Tic 81 and from Liverpool 10 The 4th instant.
We selsctthe following toms
Tho all-tDgrassia4 elble"t IS ths unsettled
and highly excited state If Ireland. ~ 10
tho TINS If Tho departure NJ the t6Eu1tbja
there had been no ~follla@h between The gov
s]rnfncnt forces and the people, as it ras BE-.
lievhd 81 many in this country thtfg #6ald
have been nor were there any fafthsr .eeer-
eve measures resorted 10 BY The Ministry 70
suppfess The Repeal agitation SUI, sy6fy
succeeding day tho Eepealafs we're increasa
ing III numbers, determination and lrrsy6cahle
devotion 10 Tho cause. III tie meantime. Tho
government ia preparing for The crisis, which
passing eyents 50 palpably fore. s|salleW.
Allthe Irish forts, eastl9s and battletnenls
have been inspected by n government onai.
nteF, md ordered 10 DO repaired and placed
IN n state of perfect utility,
Troops are daily pouring INTO The country,
government steamers arr constantly "nghghd
Between the Tower If London and tho Pa
ge"n.hotten, Dublin, in carrying and binding
nrlGs, and tbh Casio IN tic latter city IS be
ing placed IN Fl state Of defence
Tho troors stationed IN Ireland amsitut 10
$1,000 NON
n man Of war steamer hiss boon Gent ~
the river Shannon, with 1000 stand If arms
for limerick, and two m~sB.df-war arc to be
FtatioDed in The Ehannop-one nj Tarbert aud
tile other Al Grass Island, both in tho South
cf ireland. Eothihg daunthd by these pet-
t~et.tfua ptapa- Ions, the repealers afe gong
alead with . si7-niilton speopIe power
G'Cofnoll has returned from his S6uiilert
torr Of agitation Tho mestiugs which be
attended through the country were fhfonead
by hundreds Of thousands, and marked VII
That ~. enthusiasm which ehafactertse Irish
aaso;1oj.rse ,niy.
Al the a6pgal meeting n Cork 100000
PERSONS were coDgreaated. n ths evening i
grand banquet was given. ftin6 iilafsa
ptraong sat down 10 dinner,
If there be SUCH q bump as " inveetivehesT,'
o'C6hnell has got il largely defeIoped O.
Lord BrouRham hs speaks thus at The Cotl
Dime .-s
Lori Hrougilarn talke Of "c6erclon p il g 4
worry nice Ling to talk Of. Ent who is tbs
man thai tnreatens ue. (i5eaf) It II
i'rofRham. cloud bissea.) IIo tried eoer.
ron bstore, ard destroyed fhe @Hfiga. Tho
bill he brought into the Lords vas lhhn tsIJ
'"orag than ti1at brought INTO tho Commons
# continued 4 tiauae allowing tho govern.
intent n take 4 man oHt Of aty COUNTY IN sFe
lan1, "Itarrea With libel, and bring lin +
EngIand-tber6st 10 Try trm. lOh, on On
il wae the most atrocinua and drepo' iG mha.
anrh ever Contemplated. (IIear, hear) Iort
T~rouHhaml iGroanaJ False b Ms friends
treachafo0s t. his party, flaming 10 those il
pcWeT-fhc Disgrace Of Wefatnfo, tne Ton
STAN on talent, The feproach 81 everything
like pattlotism-(hearJ- selfish, froveliina
erbinisffge 10 those III authority, and opposing
every pefeon wbo had nothing On ois eide
but virtue ard right. prolonged cheering,
Ncxt in Importance in lhcjfof0s of Eng1tsi
ntwe, N the Canada Corn Bill, which hai
pa@red a second reading virtually passed 49,
in the House 81 Eonfnnns. The Corn Law,
thrift tories violently opposed il, but Sir Ro
bert Peel, their leader, told them he uouh
pass it or resjgn, go rather than suffer thelj
political enemies to assume power, they gaVs
way 10 the Minister, and the I1ii d;s-s carrie,
by a majority If 100 voter.
Speaking Of this bill, WiIxaf's Extfcet
says -" The long and short Of The matter Il
this: Americancorn, which Is imported into Ca,
NADIA duty free, will be eaddlsd with a dut}
of Be-, so coon az it has crossed the Canadfas
frontier, If il be subsequently gyound int
flour in Canada, II Will be admitted into Gree
Britain at a fixed duty Of 1s. per barrel. I
the corn be Canada grown, then the Is. dutJ
only is exacted.P
ScotLund-~Scotianf too kas been the sc%n<
Of a religious movement, the most impa'
/ tant n liz Consequences. the most extended
in ito ramihcations. which haa taken pIae'
since the time Of the Reformation. Nearly
/ ron rot;snxa 4ao kan1tta b11Cn ri flf
Church, Embracing ali thai arc most dIstIn
guishcd for learning. talen. and energy have
seeded rom the Kirk, and thrown them
eeIvcs upon the voluntary principle, rattle
than submit 10 an interference in matters o
discipline With the civil power. There 4
so.aeG1ing inc1pressib)y noble ana dlecnter
eated in tie sight Of such a body Of men
ministers. of religion, preferring conscience
% principle, IcaVing behind them an estao
fishtnent, associated FIR centuries With thti1
own and their fathcr's e~ar1test religious re
tninearences aad prejudices. It instlnctIreIJ
/ rcminds one of the old matron's exclamation
"a grave in Rome would better please ne
than a thronain Arthur
Frzree--The French GoTefnme1: harf
] fully determined upon sending out Il squad
ron 10 the ChiHeee seas Which viii l. place
under the command cf : razr admiral, fm
the purpose OF forwarding tie Commercial
ard political relations Of Frame with thc
L Celestial Empire. Intelligence has been re
ce;vad at pa-is, it is said, 10 the effect tha
that the Fmpcrcr Of China has consented !,
receive the Frenchinh his do1linions N the SAINT
I footing as ne English.
Il. Theirs will. Immediately after The Close
Of the parliamentary session. 60 70 Span
for the purpose Q. visiting 8a-agdssa ar:
ether places Of note /. the struggle aga.nsr
NAPOLEON.
+ President Bover Has daily e1Psctedat Ta.