Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

fixed, balls conveniently placed, ammunition
served out and slowed away, with double sen.
tries, are amongst The IL OF ordinary it,ove-
ments. Suitable ground for field and skir-
misl,iBg practice is being locked out for the
use Of the troops.
In Bslfast The preparations appear to be still
more formidable. A working party OF fifty
men belonging To The 53d regiment besides a
party Of masol,s, are employed daily III erect
Ing stockades in the infantry barracks, and
forming q breastwofk for The soldiersl To fire
over. Luotfiules are also breaking out III
different parts Of the bafraeh wall facing
North Queen street, and d passage has been
krnade between the artsilery and Infantry bar.
racks, by which guards can be relieved and
s~entries posted, and a greater facility Of inter.
course maintained, without marching through
tie street, az was heretofore the case. II il
also said that the double gun batteries are to
be erected at tho artillery barracks, and that
guns will be forthwith mounted Oh thhm.
II is intended 10 remove the 18th regiasht
FROM Cork forthwith, and to replace il ~ ah-
otllaf, and the Let Royal Dragons nave re-.
teived orders Of readiness for eptuarkatfob y
Bristol for Cork. Returns have been latrsy
made by official persons OF the aceTntnnfaa-
ton which the 1t. George Steam Packstoofh
pany's vessels on The Bristol and Corl station
are capable of a~fIprding for men, hoses, Ae'
their tonnage, rate Of sailing. Old facilities
for embarking and landing trptps. Accom-.
mediation Is being provided for d large military
force in Mallow, and q portion q the pol'ee
barfach, il is said, is beiRg prepared Tor the
officers quarters. -,
WA1ts.-Riots Of COMMUNICATIVE dis
turbant es Of which South Wales has recently
been the scene have broke out into serious r.
otlng. The mob as sambleo and attaeksd the
70 fs+ IL i,;,sb & G i saealsl tfs nes rl''s . horse
and foot, with the tedpubtable Rebeeea IT
thair head, about 900 being on horseback,
with one in front disguised with q Wol1an's
eurlH. to represent Rebetra, and from 7OOO
to 5000 on loot, walking about fourteen or
fifteen abreast. Every man was aimed with
a blldpeon and some Of them had pistols. AT
their head was carried Two banners bearing
Inscriptions In Weleh of 'freedont, liberty,
and better feed,t' and 'free toll aad liberty"
They thus proceeded, yelling and hooting in
tho most terrific manper.-On their ieaehing
The wprkbotse they broke open the gates ct
The court in front, and lavirg gained ai etle
trance into the house, they immediately de-
metisled The furniture, aud threw The beds and
haddjng out of the windows. Whilst they were
thus ptlrs linz their work Of destruotlon a troop
Of d%rardune arrived atfull gallopin 80 exhatis-
ted ttat two Of the troopers horses fell dead
frorrsthe excessive fatigue. One Of The rioters
seized the head Of one Of The soldiers horses,
and was cut down by him-This excited fresh
fury In the mob, and the yells beeape tremen-
: do,ls, The soldiers, however, galluped through
thu town TO the WorkIlbuHe, and having enter"
cd the court, succeeded in taking I'LL those
within prisoners, about 2h0 IN number, during
> | M .t.l t. - $500 4..lI
:, which time they were pelted with stones ana
!, other missiles. The riot act beng read, aud D
: rrv being raised that the soldiers were going
10 charge, The mob fed III every direction,
leaving more than sixty horses, besides sshe
: above prisoners, In the hands OF the caPtors'
s~coTbAND.--The FREQ Churches are beng
erected al over the country Some OF The lano.
lords refuse TO give land TO build them on, hn'
theta ats others who give IL chaerfully. In the
House of Lorde, on tho oDth juno, Lord Aber
de ubrouplt forward HE Church of ssetlant
. genafee nill, When Tatd Campbell said hesin
ta,ded 10 move thai Tie right Of plleeting ai1'
assigning reaaotsH auafhat The sentence OF pres
byteries should hs restricted U matters OF
" %suritual and rfeIe#taeftt d natnffA
l. I,s,afgup ia Aneraan Mfnisers@~Al
" eysrt Ina efaae tgsfofd Uhiversii.
!. which ea1 hardly fasl III #itaart ettB aeatten
u lion h lie i%l,a4las5 f.satea. tlHe able and pc
~ pular fetresff4EatIs SO 1.-THE Court d Ut. james
=. Mr. Everett. VAS subjected, by 4 Number :
- Young afiatoetaiie %rnfItans. undergraduate
:. yers,t W" 10 i i grows ia i H. wsfan 1lfbe heads |
y, thu esllepe where about 10 confer upon biz
VI the degree Of Doctor Of Laws. The hooting
bs and nproar had their origin IN no higher nj
Il tive than thig--that Mr.. Everett was an IN
u 7 tartan, and had been y preacher. The head
.. Of tho college made all the PREPARATIONS ~ The
= power TO Tie iiasulted feelings Of The Amer
i, can minister, by tho presentation OF an ad
H. IL dress expressive Of their 5disapprobatlon I
nj the oeesifrenep. @
- Ghsaa.--1'hc news from China extends
Il Il the 18th Of March. Some delay in The rain
D. cation Of the traaty was anticipated in cons'
II auence Of The death Of Elepoo. Every thin
,ra continued quiet, and the ill-feellng owar'
the English appeared 10 be abatlng at Canto
III India--Nothlng Of any note In inc way
nd f1hting has occurred elnce our last u
another areat battle was looked for about u
ma b~egiiui,g Of June. shere Malomed had ma
~ aged to collect from the hills 10 he west"a'
,ie an army Of 10000. Reloehee, with ~ guns
he these were posted il a strong POSITION nc
nm Hyderabad, SO as to cut off the commune
ton with Sukkar. It was understood tn
nj Sir Charles Napier would 90 out to me
81. them so soon az reinforcement arrived SUI
?, Gent to make up for The loss Of her Maze
- ty's 22l and the LIST GFenadlers.
,cs France--1he Prince and Princess de Joi
1o vile arrived at Brest on the LIST,
The french army--Tbe King Of the Fren'
"a IN determined to keep up the full comp'itHe
~ Of the Army, as proposed by the Minister
~. War, and Soult and Guizot are endeavorf1
friphten the Deputies into compliance by ma
-. nifyipp the disturbances in Spain. The IL
81 loyyiup is the proposed amount OF the fren
Armv:--For France, $4,000 infantry, W,6
cavalry for Algiers, 10000 infantry, a
no - 1896 cavalry total, 42s,5W.
of French Trans Aantie steam aapigatian.
ith The French Government 10 about establish
NO A regular line of stean-packets from Hay
the de Grace and Brest to New York and
to different Yves, India Islands. -Four splene
re. steam-packets, of 1900 tons burthen, and a
ne. horse power, have been in active constrt
The lion at La Rochelle and Bresf, and will
m. launched at the latter end of this month. ~
of these packets are to run regularly /
ore tween Hayre de Grace and New York, 81
be. ing OH the 7th and 21st of the month, SO
yns not 70 interfere with the English ~post-of1
I'M mails Of the 3D. and 18th to Halifax and Bostt
ev- from Liverpool, and the same dates to
to West Indies.
Spain.-In spain the Instruction appe'
ay, to be thoroughly organised throughout
IN kingdom, and the warlike preparations a
mad very threatening. :,
or Eeqpk-The news fom Egypt states ii
one Mahement Ali, pressed down BY age and
,ir- frmities, had joined his grandson with b