Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

rhanree. FfHm Nafksvilies Avuyellles parish
Il is called The lieinntfatit Ekpnsitcr. and is
Httenlsa ta circulate the terie's Of jatRsot'.
Van nnrsn, Mid Calhoun IN the remote sec
tinas If Lniisiaha. The pte'etettRe Which The
e,lifnte express Tur Common FthHJls cvsf the
mushroom, colleges distributed throughout the
State. shows they entertain sane ijeas IT PC
puiaf edueation-tl e hasa and hh'uafk nf our
republican institutions. The paper is pub
lished hy Messfs, Hall a. Iutes,
VAHtF1fea=Tisn N a.. Crenle SAYS that
Calhoun " has no more chance to obtain q
nomination 10 the Presidency frein a national
convention. or a Mississippi ainte Convention.
than we ha,e'' Nearly 100000 bales cot
IAN have been received this year at the DIFF.
fefent PORTS il, the Z. states mere than we're
received by this time last year, They are
exhibiting 'Te,h Thnmb=-iiting Tetd-at The
museum in N. York. III aweieh distillefies
are out Of vogue, aha temperance has made
such progress there, thai when a psfsoH gets
intoxicated, they not only poet bs name On
he door of The church. but als~ condemn him
tn he publicly prayed for II the preachers
Of Sweden narkle their vefnaeulaf tongue &C
safsa Of ours do here, we think The latter psfi
pf this sentence about az meftiiyina as any
that renid be DEVISED
The last papers from sCineinhbti report ai
earthquake, mild weather and good sleighing
there. Gov, Daff ia in New Hampshire, 'fys
ing to excite sympathy in his favor he sue
eeeds but poofly. The NJ .ndeh Gazette init
mates that The post master Al NatehitoeheH is
a very careless chap The british possessions
line our Northern frontier for an extent Of D.
100 miles, Two hundred couples were mar.
ried N MasHat husetts Ia one day last Decelu.
her, The Democrats Of Mississippi hold a
convention on the 2gd February at Jackson,
to decide on a candliate for the presidency
the Pert Gibson Correspondent has haiHted
rulars for raRe. and maintains that he will be
he ~nanpinee Of the Union while tho Wood.
vile Republican, the MtHatssippian and Vieks.
burg Sentinel have either directly or Indirectly
declared for Calhoun.
The editor of the t'alo Gazette says the
Town Of Sh eyppaft is full OF wag"tH. and
hence said ediler .aonelndeH that Shreveport
in detained to haeeina a place, and that any
lady who would sue a man Tor a breach ct
would steal brass rings, Gen Case
was at lIarr ishilrg. Pa. The 18Th ultimo many
pannrs IN various sections oi the lntot arc
ont IN HE favor. GOV, Porter Of PA. has We
teea the bill passed by The Legislature Tor ds
trieting the State according TO the act of
Congress thus notification goee on il has
become The order of the day and lis great
author should be remuneratcd with the fro-
A rcd horss, supposed 10 ho enc Of prophet
Mti,er's carriage hofses, broke loose. ia run
ming wild through the country sone people
consider thia u certain aign Of the end of the
world this year. Caldwell, Of New Orleans,
after furnishing that city and Mobile with
ria lights, has done the Same for Cincinnati
he papers Of the 18th inst ~conta,r accounts
pf the first illumination of the ely in this
manner. A young American officer, a gra-s
auate Of West peint. was recently imprisoned
at Ilavaaa for making a drawing OF Moro
Upon The interference Of Gen, Camp
bell, our Consul, The young man was released.
The Governor General politely tcld Gen.
Campbell. that if the American Government
desired a drawing of Moro Castle, be would
one. "Thank YOU" said the General,
q when the American Government needs a
sketch Of your Castle, she shall dran Il ruth
her cannon :" In Cincinnati first rate heel
sells from | 10 , cents per .. The Louis
iana Chronicle records the ioltowing list OF
accidents as having happened in Bayou Sara
The Goth ult.: "fhe fog was so thick about
this town, on Thursday marning last, that an
OK team stuck fast in it, opposite our office
A horse belonging 10 one of eur neighbours
got out of his stable, and running full tilt
aral,st this same fog, broke his head. One
gentleman CROPPED his way into a grocery, auu
eek a drink, hui the atmosphere was Sc
heavy that the money could not bego. OUT Of
his pocket. These are all the accidents we
have yet heard Of"
A person named Morrell has been arrested
in New York, for extensive forgeries on The
Manhattan bank. T. w. White, editor of The
Southern Literary Messengers dead. Mar
Gus Merton ha. been elected Governor of
Massachusetts, by a majority of one. The
Crescent City i~nsinuats that Mr.. Clay is en-
gagged IN several cases, shortly to come off
before the Supreme Court last Saturday he
appeared IN case in which some of his person.
friends were deeply interested. Small
ssy, is common and on the i~nerease in New
The ohie river continues high and
pen i