Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-15

has again left his head quarters at Dublin. "
make D tour into The south end southwest,
where he daily meets hundreds Of thousands,
wte would face death ut bis nod The sinews
Of war-'ils rent, como pouring in by ihotis.
ands weekly, The best proof u the people be-
ing In earliest, He continues to be powerful
" assisted by The priesthood.
A report reached Dublin IN Saturday tho
4th. that there was tan insutfsetinn' In Wa.
,efford. and Tho Hbadamanthus was hastily
despatched with troops; but on arriving found
If was all Il hoax, and returned immediate
The usual weekly meeting Of The Repeal
Association took place on Monday, the i2th,
At The Corn Exchange. Dublin A Presbyte.
rtan Clergyman, named LaWry, from tho north
Of Ireland, filed the chair, and in The absence
Of Mr.. O'Connell, appears TO have played The
first fiddle. Tn amount Of the rent for tho
week was announced 10 be 81 III, lis. luad.
| The enthusiasm was beyond all deseriptien,tbe
immense mob outside The building joining in
the cheers from The inside.
Observation-Disclosures in Paris have been
aroused, not by any great event, but by a Sc.
RES Of small defeats, but all. when taken TO-
asthsr and considered IN succession, both aE
fronting and alarming, One day II to Tho
Coinage Bill, another il is The Law for pur-
chasing UP canal shares. then it is the hatsf1-
ness Of tho Budget commission. The Gov
s%rninsnt experienced on Tuesday week, q new
cheek in The Chamber Of Deputies, In the re-
lection Of their dsnand of i3O,OOW fgf the
services Of Tie French possessions in lndia.
Tho Chamber Of Deputies was occupied on
Friday week with tho bill for granting ibs
supplies required for the new French aeqdt-
sition in Oseania.
M. Lacrosse stated in his speech IN Tho
Chamber Of Deputies on Friday, that durir1
the last war between Great Britain and lht
United States, Commodore Porter, with two
or three vessels, kept in check 4 number bf
ships belonging 10 The English in The Pacific,
which he was enabled TO effect by The oeeipa-
ton Of Nukshiva, in The Marqbesas Islands.
NJ. Lacrosse added, that, in case OF a war,
France would experience similar advantages,
and in time Of peace The possession Of thopo
islands would be Of luc0niestable utility Tor
French commerce
SrA1a-Spain continues n be in 4 very
unsettled eondlt on 1t is said that refugees
Of al opinions in France, are focklng TO The
/, towns near the frontier; and among those who
have approached Bsyonne, IS Jatregny 81
Pastor.
There has been a disturbance ii Malaga, in
7 consequence Of the dismissal Of lopez and
, his Cabinet. Tie French steamer GasHendl
} called there OH the 25th Of May. end found
{ tliatths place had been for some da. 8 10 il
| state Of instruction.
y The intelligence from MalaFa, Grenada anP
Almerfa, states that the ianias installed IN
/, these towns continued to dirset the move
u ment, which extended 10 EatepoDs, 4 small
" town situated between Malaga and Gibraltar
An fnsnri ct'unary attempt was tried ut Cad z
g on the LIST inst, but without euceeBs. BY ac-
counts from Sar8goesa, Of The 9th met, We
O learn that q number Of persons of Influence IN
this city were preparing to smigfate TO France
for fear Of an outbreak, which was considered
inevitable.
- TgRREv AND EGYFr-Lelters from blez+
y, andria speak Of fresh disorders in Syria, arlss
r, ing from tbs excuses of Tho Albanian and
/. Turkish troops. The Albanian troops ale
stated to have been driven out from TfipoIt
If by the inhabitants, and TO have retired 10
: Beyront, whore they renewed their excuses
!" Of theft, violation, and masaaeree a letter
from Constantinople states that the Emperor
Of Russia has declared that no person shall
be- excluded from the list Of candidates for
j. The sovereignty Of Servia, and that Sir STRAIT
r. ford Canning, has received Instructions 70
support the pretensions Of the present prince
IN q new election, According 10 tho same
oil letter. The Austrian Cabinet is doing all in it,
i WIZ E'D
IN power to obtain the election of Prince Mt'
VI losch.
es lvp1A-Tbe latest date from Bombay 10 The
'oi Let Of May, and from Calcutta l9th Of April.
!. There had been another important military
ne affair at acinde-Maior Stack, who was pro-
eeeding from Sakbur 10 Hyderabad, in com
n nand Of q brigade, encountered q strong body
Of the enemy within q days march Of Slr
nd Charles Napier's position but they were moi
very r~esolute in their opposition to bis advance.
'as and he beat them off without much difficulty
70 Sir Charles Napier allowed the soldiers opf
de day TO rest, and at ay-bfeak the 21th March,
Of he set out with the whole Of his force, 5000
" strong, TO meet the Sclndians. lie found then
ny about half past 8 O'Clock, 25,ODO strong, OF
more. posted behind one Of the large nullaba
or dry water courses by which The country 4
zee lnteseeted in all directions. The nnllali Wa'
ny, formed by two parallel bitches, one twenty
he feet vide aud eight feet deep, the other forty
'n- two feet wide and seventeen feet deep. Ih'
ted position Of the Scindian army, which was CON
he manded by Nicer 3befe AIahemed, was ocafl.
3eae IN a Straight inc.
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