Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-02

aGpurae Round, he started the Hkafiitier-a,
! paisf printed here IN 1897. lie was %t,ltiyer4I
Asaily loved and respected BY al who knew
ahttt. and bis unfortunate demise has tast a1
4 plouin over the eeuntenaiees of bis friends
4 which speaks tuu plainly The tomn1lserafion
3ibey feel. at the unfortunate Termination OIL
his prom isihg career.
i FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EU.
ROPE ARRIVAL OFTHE HlBERNlA|
The splendid steamer Hibetnia, Cap.l
tain Jtdkins, which snile from Liverpool
Ion the afternoon Of The 9TH inst, arrived
lat Boston at 10 o'clotA al night. OF the|
Y 18th, thus making The passnge In ID days
III liz hours. inc lhding her stoppage OF
AHalifas. The Hibefnin brought out u
/ passengers to Halifax. aud 67 10 Dos
tan.
From our files NJ papers. We make nf|
1.-The following summary Of The i~ntell'gsnee,
which is from London up 10 the morning
Suf The 4ih, aud irsm Liverpool down u
The houf of smiling.
Business. for The two weeks previous to
4 The sailing Of The Illberpia. had been quite
n light. Money was abundan but The funds
q were depressed In consequence pfthe uns|
#saiisFaciory State Of Political affairs. In
atbe Manufacturing and Iron Districts there
4routinnes 10 exist The greatest da,fessiot'
#1'le Liverpool Cotton Market wns very
Ahealthy during the fortnight. and The bust
n ness on mn extensive scale al firm pti.
Beas.
q The iron steamship Great Britain was
Hlnhpehsd at Bristol OH the 10Th nlt., nj
Eahalf past 3 o'clock in The afternoon. in The
Hpresenee Of his Royal IIighness Prince AL
#bett. the PfiAian and American Atnbshsa
adots, Lord WharnclitIe, the Matgtis Of
Exeter, Earl Of Lincoln, Lord G.. sonef
4 sst, Sir u. Codrington. the Hon. y. Berk
Meley and p. WIS.,. Miles. Esq. NJ. P.'s.
the Hon. Graptley Berkeley. and The as
Nsembled thousands.
II The disturbance In Wales ARE still go
ing on. and bad become very fornida-
&ble. -
In Ireland the Repeal Agitation was
progressing as usual. Numerous meet
"A ngs. attended BY hundreds Of thousands
%of perspns. continued 10 be held. nj all Of
(which DAM. O'Cennell was present deliv.
*sring speeches.
u MttirANy pRErAnAftoNs-THE Army
#tTte Duke Of Wellington is prepared to con
#ranifate the trup a in IRELAND. aud al The
Msmsll d%etatrhments will be called in. Bar
Il racks. uupecupied. are ordered to be furnished
Aior The accommodation Of troops, and stations,
n where If late only a company was Tuhrtered
81 Twill have a complete regiment, Fafnore Is
#doinp towards placing the country In o state
|H,o be defended than merely meets the eye.
T'roops are ut The most convenient points for
! sraus,nise ion: and we know that arms and am.
m%unitlon are disposed Of at safe places IN 'hiF
I country for their being sett over when re.
#auifed. The regiments whie, returned Iroiu
i India within The present month are very
d strong. but after having discharged their dis
4 eaEed and worn out men they will he eansid-
r erable under the establishment of 500 inet.
A'rl,n yBth Ii to 70 TO Scotland. the ilHt. II 10
q said will shortly he sent into the northwest
district. and the dDth. OH their arrival tt
Il take their place at Canterbury for a short sea.
Hoh only
srAtN-Tbe Madrid papers Of The ISL
d ut, state at The proceeding day cannon and
nnaketfy was heard, and the capital was de.
i Tending itHelf at that period against Narvaez
ii Some Of hIa soldiers on the 18Th had eeiset
i Oh the Veterinary Hospital. near one Of The
s. gates but two pieces of artillery had bset
q breupht larm ard and fred againHt them The
A insurgents tetorted by n smart discharge q
n musketry, which killd two artillery. men ant
X wounded four other othere.-The rest Of til.
( men hastily returned to Madrid. leaving the
s pieeea outside but which were left behind b,
L he insurgents. Though they might have taket
Hthem The greatest unanimity existed amengsi
1.-The National Guards and authorities in tn,
III capital. Nothing was known Of the Regent
8 but il wae thought that he was sttll going to
n wards Cadig. An address had been published
Mhy Evaristo TO the National Guards, ~praisinl
E,hen In the highest terms for their conduct
DnfrAT OF SEoANE Ant ZuRRAso.-SuR
ID sEspER OF MISUNDERSTANDING, July o..
iii Narvaez and Seuane's troops met yesterda,
i, 'Torrojcn. After an engagement Of a quar-
II ter Of an hours duration, they fraternIeed
- Seuone's and Zurbapo's sons are priaoner,
EZurbano fled. and is hid in Madrid. The cor
~pora,inn is this moment in consultation (
surrender Madrid Internationally. The mi
Ralisia are returning Ia their homes. The troop
(which "pronounced' under Emma occupy a
@the ports. Narvaez will enter with his d
Evision at 8 o'clock.
III The Geographic dispatches published b,
,Ethe French Government were little NOR
iEthan a continuance of insurgent successe
tN without battles, revults without apparent me
eEtives, and pronunciamentos IN favor Of III
',M new order OF things by forts, cities, troops All
sMarnemen,s. Done of these dispatches, date
d dated from Madrid the 22d nil. says, "B
8 decrees of the 23d amp 23,h, the Lopez Mir
u istry is reconstructed Other DEGREES max
M,he following nominations Narvaez Lie,
E,enant- General, Captain General of Madri,
E and General in-Chief Of Of all the troops
d n the capital ; Prim, Count de Reuss, and Go,
n ernor of Madrid Quinto, Political Chic,
the Duke de Baylen, commandant Of III
Cd Halberdier j; Aspiroz, Lieutenant.G General an
n General in.Chief of the LIST corps of operation
z n and Cortina, Inspector General of the Natio,
: Eal Guards" The disgraceful surrender, ,
/ dissemination, as it is called, Of Znrbano
e troops before Madrid, is attributed to ii
Carbonari lodges in the army, the bretbre
. of which are bound TO assist each other,
iS A correspondent of the Tunes states TIL
s@ Don Carlos has resigned his preientions
al the thione in favor Of his eldest son, Ii
EPrince Of the Asturias.
PARIS. Angus, MADRID was tranquil q
Ethe both. The Municipality was recons,ruc
aged with new members maintaining the dom
\ mnant opinions. The Deputy Dominick was
n member of it. The bomhardment of Seyil]
!. @continued on the 22d on the 23d it cease,
0 nEspar,ero and Van Halen were treating vii
d 9ihe inhabitants.
e4 BAYoNNE, July 3l.-"The bombardment
8 Seviile continued actively on The 22d. TIL
Edisas,ers occasioned by it are considerabl.
ION the 23d the fire ceased, a flag of true