Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-18

tElFn lEF8 49, MI E4EHN lE..". . 4 Et
he hoped that Inequality Of The cotton VIM w.
Ia generally good this year WI MAKE w -"
,,erlsney experienced In the quantity
oeaeis".' l-4a~ in.
AGRlcuiTuRALFAI AN
trhs L,o,isiiaaa Chronicle Of last Saturday
contains a long and able article on NAV Suo
;stt. hui, no leads his readers IN error eys'
noou,nucipg that tho Fair will be hela IN feg'",
49,, ;,.,ead of January. We were surpritee
~ sas The uane statement IN a nntioer = -
,Troplc laat week, Correct tho error T" Wv
pleanc, gentlemen; lot ne have no 's"a'o
through negligence, Sec. 2 Ar lat % ,"s
rans'i,u,ion Of the Agricultural Association
says: .aa tso,r
ri the Asauciation shall take place N tne '9m"
~ l,aton Rouge on the aecona Monuay " ss'
,nrv III every year, and c%onl,hne WV uafs'
Commanding IN January lsa3' anu aunuals
,harenf,nr The other three quarterly noes
inga. for the transaction OF sueh ous,aess =
viii be laid, from time to time, before 'ne M
soeiatiop, win take place according 20 '"' ~ W" ."
Of the Association. a4.,1
.rrhe max, fair consequently takee place the
reuTH AND NINTH OF JANUARY
. Let every editor publish " ID tneif
columns to present any erroneous impression
ana CONSEQUENT, failure, Everything promises
fair far A splendid exhibition, and we hope
Ia.ia,ana this year will show a remarkable
,mproyement IN every branch Of art and lads's
try. ls..1. -..- =
we were shown the other day a h'eeofy
cane. brouyb, from the Hermitage, ana pre-
aen,od by tho Old Hero, to one OF our eltl'
yeus. I. was mounted by Capt Sosfles, The
ron. had eipI,, knots, aud each knot had a si'-
y,r Mate with an inscription answering 70
.Andrew Jackson defeated the British ana
.,or,es, New Orleans January =, lsl5" The
work Ia done in q beautiful and workmanlike
manner. The cane is the property OF Mr.
James Stokes, Of this parish.
MISSISSIPPI ELEcTioS.-Wc. have not ye'
received any decisive returns FROM N lssissip-
ri. But from the information we have IN ouI
possession, il is quite probable that the DEM
ocra,s have carried their entire State ticket,
aud that the anti-bond division lhas been sue.
cessful as to Congress, with the exception per.
hana 80 Mr.. Tucker. The complexion of the
legislature will not be asccrtained for son,e
days. That State seems to DO welded 70 re-
pudiation and disgrace. The Tropie Of Tues
aay makes the following correct remarks OF
The subject of the result Of the election:
The Herald and the Courier Of yesterda,
roioice with .exceoeing great JOY" over The
result OF the late election in Mississippi, |
the editors OF these journal can find cause o
graduation In the success of the repudiatins
ticket in Mississippi we are content to 10
them enioy il. We should MS soon rejoice
over the robbery of q cliurch,or the success
of a. party Of highwaymen upon their return
from a marauding expedition. Repudiatioi
IL nothing more or less than public ROBBERY
and all disguise is useless,
f@3
The merry winter season has opened 4
New Orleans this year with great ecla'
Some of the best actors are engaged for tn
season, many Of whom have already arrived
and the theatres present already a lively an
animated appearance. The inhabitants of Ii
Crescent city, know how to enjoy life, an
shake Off the gloom of a dull and sickly sun
mer. 8att " a.3 3o a .ust
or We were agrecably surprised las
Saturday afternoon in meeting our oil
friend, Captain A. Arnold, of the I'd dro
goons, on his way from Fort Jessup |
New Orleans. His appearance in O,
midst brought to mind lasting recollection
of the happy intercourse between that ga
liant corps and our citizens during The
~soiourn here. A petition is now in circt
lation in this town for remoun,ing tina
corps; we hope our senators and represer
tatises will be aroused to the lmportanc
of the subject; and urge it with earnes
ness, not only as an act of imperative NJ
cessity and usefulness, but as act ofiu:
tice. We copy the following article Q
that subject from the Concordia INTEL
gencer it expresses our views in ever
respect. 500 @ af'a
SEcoND REGIMENT IT,. DRAGooN.
,-Wo are, pleased TO learn that efforts al
now in progress to induce Congress
authorize the ~re,mounting ofthis gallar
corps. asa t7
Our readers win remember that under a
act of Congress which took effect som
months since, this corps, after hyin
severe campaigns in Florida, in whic
good service was perfornled-it vas di
mounted, forming a rifle corp, and reno,
cd from Baton Rouge to Fort Jessup
The course of our Government in th
matter originating ostensibie in that spir
ofpetty picayune legislation, miscalled RI
~trenchment. was not only uncalled for an
unwarrantable, but more than unjust
the regiment, the eniire force of who
had enlisred for a particular line Of dut,
-receiying d high bounty performin.
for MANY seasons, the particular servic
far whic. they had enlisted, and more con
~pIeseiy ia all respects fitted for PROM
and efficient action than any other dc
.cripiion of force. The citizens of In