Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

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Tuniea.
Most sincerely. your f lend, md obadion
servant. JOHN II. DAWSON.
70 MesBrs. T. NJ HHrtFoHp.
q. MAYO, Committee.
NJ. G. Penn.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The steam ship Caledonia arrived nj HaE
ton on The 10Th instant. having left Iiyetpoo
On The 9TH 10 which date sts brings paper
from Ilvei pool.
Cpttoi=-Tha trade have continued to ptir
chase a fair quantity Of Cotton daily, since
the departure of the Great Western the &C
tumnlating stocks. however. have had the
effect Of innparting a dull tone 10 The market,
and the demand has been very freely mot,
more especially as regarded the common
qualities Of American All descriptions
above fair arc scarce. and very firm in value,
and in prizes altogether we have 30 change
10 report. The state Of the manufacturing
districts iH encouraging many circumstances
induce an expectation of A continued i'm.
provement In the trade generally, and the
consumption Of Cotton continues greatly on
the increase. The Gales impertr. &C.. will
ltIi W. IiIB.tt lH ny lie HisNtHH bttttl t4lG ttbEt
Of The week. but the quantity sold d1.
1000 bales 1000 bales have met with buyers
to-day, including $500 on speculation, and
800 for export.
The Eenglisi money market continues as
before money abundant and STICKS high.
Nothing Of interest bad occurred in the
British Parliament, except The debate in tho
Honse Of Commons on Tuesday night May
I'd, arising out Of Mr.. Hnme's motion for a
vote of Thanks to Lord Ashbutton, in connex-
ion with the treaty Of Washington. The mo-
ton brought up the ablest men on both sides
of The House, but tho subject has been worn
thread bare by previous discussion, and lie
novelty has passed away.
Mr.. Hu'ne'a motion was finally adopted by
a vote If 2l5 yeas TO 0R nays.
IN the manufacturing districts the aspect Of
affairs Is about The same M ut the sailing Of
the Great Western. Ships for the y, States
are mostly empty or in ballast. No goods
or passengers we're leaving for America, and
freight was never known to be SO low. The
last three packets (the 10 b ult, the 25th ult,
and the LIST instantly had only taken out, in
"a rough freight and dead weight conformity,
about ESQ,
The overland tnail from India md China.
due The first week in the month, had not ar
rived.
The late earthquake was severely felt ut
Moscow. and caused much alarm amongst
the inhabitants.
A great Anti-C Corn Law Conference was
advertised TO be held in Lontlen on the 9th
May, to which deputies had already been APP
pointed from all parts of " The Three King
dorns."
The Paris and Rouen Railroal was to be
opened on the I'd May.
The Hayfe theatre was destroyed by fro
on Friday night, the 2sth ult., when M. For
tiers the manager, who resided in apartments
attached TO the theatre, lost his life.
A plot for overturning the Government of
Tessin had been defeated by the Piedmon-
tese Government, which seized at A roda a
large quantity of guns and ammunition which
had been cent from Lombardy.
Latest accounts from Naples state that
Vesuvlus was again b~elching forth large
quantities of fame and smcke.
HAvANA.-Inteliig ence from HaAana up to
the 23d ult., has been received, Ar insur-
rection OF the most serious kind. had broken
out among the negroes near St. Jago de Cuba.
The details Of The revolt have not yet been
received, but il is stated in general terrns,that
a large number Of planters, with their fan,i-
lies and overseers, had fallen victims to
the infatuated blacks and that a consider
able amount of property was destroyed.
Forces have been despatched TO quell Lie
outbreak.
The yellow fever has already commenced
its summer campaign in Havana.
A supplement in the Faro, of the 22d,
mentions no less than four shipwrecks in
Cayo Hueso, viz: the Russian barque San
HarIampey, from Havana, for St. Petersburg,
loaded with white sugar and segars the
American brigantine RodOlph Grooming, from
New York, for Apalachicola, valued at S35-
600 the American brig Laurence, from Phil
adelphia. for Mobile, valued at $4,000 and
the English brig Ann johnson, from New
Orleans, for st. Johns, N. B., with a cargo of
provisions valued at $4,000.
OPINIONS IF THE PREss.-The papers
the country come to US with mott
ces like the annexed from the WoodyilIe Re-
publican