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CITY lNTE Ill G E n c Z.

BosToN LIGHT INFANTRY Or "TYGERs. This
splendid corps was received yesterday the Governors room
City Hail. By Alderman s;ceen President Of the DnaTd OF
Aldermen and acting Mayor Mayor Harper being absent ut
Newark. accompanied 10y several members Of the Common
Council. Capt Parks otthe company made m eloquent ad
dress returning thanks the citizens ot New York mdydu
ally and collectively uT tic attention which had been shown
to COMPANY VISIT and the members of the Light
Guard ~ and polite bearing. tnp t. also remarked
tha, from the respect exhibited towards his Company from all
classes dun. its march through the city, he Eel; satisfied that
opposition Tie solder. such had been exhibited n
Philadelphia would be shown in New York. The nd
lrer of Cupt T. replied ahappy 'nannerby Alderman
Schefeln ale which refreshments were furnished The
psny embarked FOR home yesterday afternoon
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% The Marshall T. A. Society will bold -
ri-i1l REFORM MEEriNG. This TIE gay Evening at -
ornr. NJ Conrert iia Brotdwe' nfre<.e' y Ns>sr-
ihr7 fen. James Robertson aud I NJ 'Ns';: Singing
hy NJ COnnga=a HH the ChGif. re publ IRE invited 10
intend. 4. d. WILSON. Pr.'1eG;.
T. ii NoOrRrFF. Seey- Yi5lt
- i ard Whereas Lasph nr P-sc Gou., on
the iJiiI July ns1n arrested compliant. cll O."
stealing VsuH lie fiHct a whereas have found that
jhe .lit stnru hUt merely ur!ii nui have
found and cHu'ed Gurs2 BE- nj IheyNo,y tor the
purpose 81 preventing hc repUat"n of SAID Come from ut
,cri- ufy irm The above unfortunate wistass dsst- t1-
Card ;u he published. The ms a!trAdy b"cn
toned the paaer. farther crrt y that believe SAID Co
rc7 bss cn-l c:1fnc;cf Ter ni>--'iy ~, =, $3.50
July .. loii. liz jlSEpIi De BEGINS.
~? Sntirc.1h- American -Dre'y Of iieninl Surgeons
,I h.,id the t ~ -, irt uorrG. 81
ii' annual meeting n ,e of Brow and i'leo.
T. pnrs prs. This luesiay nof"n=. lug ~, r.mTenc
NJ 1T u O'Clock. sol ~ BROWN.
II. R-c1TgiHg -crrtsrT.
~ Currcncy.-T'ilf Evil. AND I'll Is REMEDY.
~ Tfeatlc the Nature. Tendenc, and Consequences Of
present Monetary System with pi.n Tot ~ eiia and
b-ncrent reform: published Public ugd Author hy
W n. GRAHAM. IL Ma street. Ie-N orr Birre>-
,rineer =. Gfoadway do. Puce 81 hunrei. cents
copy.
TIE ony object Of tho tu'hor bsIn= the Eeform
herein prnpo>.,i gork PIbii-,i III, cost and t ph
l,r .yi' n.,y pry Ir p-n;ge copies when they may
ruiJ. Al irnl!S 81. u' steady purl-ru'i, business and
-, li- employed. vt f's,fHcd labor. earnestly request
"a IN All m cI:cu,ne IT, c.5c' mt ~ ~ th pamphlet.
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POLICE OFFICE.

TnFfrs-Elizabeh Brrrn was found last nigh
concealed IN the house nC J G. lmno No. 2i William =.
with two dresses, &c she had olen md wa, cvmmtedto
John Collins was arrested and committed for steal
W. silver knife aad spoon from penns Gum. No o;
kioomc-Strcct.
Bridge, Murphy was arrested and cumnItifd (oi
-ing par Of shoes from j. w W".ti. No. 81 Chatham
street.
Patrick hiahoncy was SIZED and committed fo
stealing cords OF wood wort, 81. from w. 3. ShadFick
No ,,h hfiect.
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COURT CALENDAR This Dir.
CIRCUIT CousT.-Nos. III, 81, 20, 1"4, l35, l3s
l0l, - So, 30 li2, co, TAG, AZ. $50 10 l6l.
COMMON PLlAs.-Nos. II 10 III. inclusive.
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OFFICE, TRIRGNE BrMn!SSsGs; 1n N.s-ssu-sr
G RA \ !! I ii 'sN'iTH 4 C IKE TX
OF LITERATURE AND AkT.
FOR AUGUST, 1911
ORIGINAL PICTURE BY CHAPMAN.
THE YOUNG PnEiEsS.
OUR SOUTHERN VIEWS No.ll.
GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY. 80. Mi.
JAMES Kenmore COOPER
Al! Ampricnn Illustrations the mos: popular style e'er
adopted fRa ihe 1 aId < GG AfiGan NTN if
TIE YOUNG Pnt:rESS: beautiful -urpi~ ens'nvire.
execute; expressly Il" TN; Nasazne. b. En%d"n Wright
oESnG n'i f FEM (? !fGS i ~ !" ea line en-
o 'f FGE Rh XXI re G 1T. i e. XIII june;
Kenmore Cuape': Engraved iof Us by pod'on' ho;i
m4l':"'' by R oSiGISaL rArErs
British Esyiewers b. E':!nc,. J, ata%d; sm,, pscb Dv
Henry ~. Lonseiiow.
The bankrupt. Daughters T"e Of New fosS L, Ms
y%ls s,.i'is, g. Gaom'q :. ,,,.., = r..nr;n.
The E9"e: a"d tcIE or, The Cnoce ii Grace "o'don-
"2 -ea' i View. 30 u-t;eprsir pe,re College.
Pam rnd l'r,sirc. b. EIlahrth 1. iryrrit , >.
The l!mn levers. y Legend oi lie Ssaaeianna ly l.
IT, S. :" = $ Md NJ 4 I;d nT:r ni,.o.
terr!e on Iiacn; OrIhc Beat Race c Grouvsr.raSc
2si % F.%ss + ' g. g. S, Ssfpoa
David Hunt a story Of Western Life. Be- M',. Ann :
Stephens.
TN i.ncs m S.y Mothers Hair. By ARM Corn Mo"a
our Contributors No. Xiii. James F.ilmuic Cooper. iy
Rufus W. t;ri.yvu!G
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.
P-r,, BE- Christopher P.ar.e Crnurh.
Crucial Es,ry. q, francis iowcH. \. u.
TgrMS. 50 PER .sEuN. 3c0pleg tn s.; Si:c numbers
= .alv-r- my part Of The C;ty ct cohiyn pnya-
bic by The number delivery.
Persons wishing subscribe fer Graham should leave he'f
rauc, n. OFFICE. 100 N,s-.U-sr.
Il ha, l".rofnc quite M eny matter Tor the public 10 toll
which the hes: magazine IA his County.
Address WA II. GRAHAM. Tribune Office.
lS0 Nassau street
ars, nnd -snc q" all the Cheap Publications.
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JOSIAH RrTARIrS, Auc,:9n"-t =. ~.
ItY BANGS. H;tHS..lS (. PIAI cto' W -,
- l:fsG~ty-.i-r- c-sr ADVANCE made on c"n'-a'eH'
uf liD.i. S;s.. 49,
r. d & y Gsr- 4 ENON ~ .y W. ~ Bro. wy
-, tp.,- ai-'v. tie.- urrisi iires.
fGATIivrII NEW Y0gK TR:DE SALE
10 commence TUESDAY 9Th Aug lSi.. -
TIE unicr~sned respectfully request snen, oI b'"H
t-ypc il> Sc for tive regular ride sale :" CONF
enc. AZ tire above iAte md to b- conducted h'relgofH
cnrltng "a the regulations, under the Ghgctun vi the Tom
t7;feu. 49,.
q, lrlI - u. ". on M1Uday. 9Th august.
e usual en- advance made OF ere;t Ut go-i' when re-
ia Catalogue Is now q, pIess and ~ y 'perdy ruot.
' RANG>. 9!C!liRiis - FLAT.
- Hrrrt,yay. luly l-h isH --
:; ,s1lTO',. iuct..a.-'.
>, IOlrn-S !: 90 sJc;..-i md G,aiminn sf-hsn'..
{ so IL 2 ;ah aN. :. ! m cct -s'-i 81 ''0''
--ar =ulrcu's. Isd .llir., rsiuiSs ':-.ne-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

IT, riienriicle al Cologne and Imported Bay Rum uf
very low 81 CORTLAND; ect. Quart Bottle, 10 els
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CARPErINGS.
IF nOU DJI ttlVIs pDrEINCS kr

FLOOR OH. CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, sc.
HE subscribers have hand u extensive and chcics
>eer,inn o carpe'nes. from lnw priced lncrln 10 the
c!c' snd most costly dr,cDtion ~! Brussels. SnxOny, Royal
Wilton, Velvet Turkey. AXmin,fer rmi Tapestry
tARPEIINGS.
hln, tonr Oil Cloths u. the ne,te.t md most splendid pa
,sr'l> and cnlorS
Also. French aud English Bookings. lurret' Felt Cnrpet
AZ ttu: ut the richest descriptions: French enbossed abl
l nnn Cvr-r. Sc Sc nj, uG WHICH will ". sold nj lower
2rccs than NJ nnv ,lmlnr establishment "a ;he r'ty
g W SMITH & COMPANY 2ji Broadway.
Opposite tie CITY Hail. 81 don; below Stewart Co. e,iea-
.iye iJry Good, store jyS 2wls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

n Evory Lady and Gent emanS Toilet should have the
Balm al Cuum, the nv"ne atcc for nrsGrviis nnd ores
,o= hair trees the .ar dandnl md gloss
uni deccy al cclln: unknown before. II nc.cf hi, 10 pre-
the l1 fnu r. and restores II IN bald places
] lLr.a No ...rl.- A. NJ. y l,.n-l ll LL .,Lclt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

VICE CHtNCELIoR'S COURT. Before Hon. WV. r.
MCuuS. Vice Chauccllo.
DECISIONS.
hIA:HArrAN Go. Us. .IoHH Il. SATTERLEE and
ohcs-lhmarrNr bill. Demurrer allowed. and hii dis
missed with costs
FRANCls q. and MARY u. EDWARDS rs. JACoR
HopiSg aud ohcr-hn uunc,ion bad he,U allowed and alter
waiis sS"NcG AprcH'iUn innde 'aT damages urhic
ifum ~" rluuciiUn. Hud report made ,. nnste III
d,fc Tint the Masters spoIi be modified 50 asto reduce The
Amount OF damages 10 sltS.
POLLY EopiNr-Judge Kent. on motion of acesrs.
Crsium aud Robinson counsel cf prisoner. has signed tho
ducju-us hy which application will 10" r,ud Icy
counsel. the PRISONER, behalf. tic Supreme Cou for
change at substitute Brook yn ar New Ts or
the holding The trial ns'ead OF staten lSnnd Inc Su
peine Count wall probably give It's decision II August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

CONRAD BOWER rS. GF"RGE I.EwAS..-air. Il
loaned Levi. lrue-che lSS $5f0. note originally
drawn NJ y mouths. endorsed hy Mr. Icnann. Action
brought lie value In tie face the note The word
tnin ,ioe substituted. Il coHeudcd that Alr t. made i
e:is:Te nrd substitution the al endorsing. winch de
med and tina node declared to be invalid Testimony ole
o W proof and drprco of the handwriting NeElc this fore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

The Conrrt vi b, under the direction % Nh Beanie, wh'
wi ,re, At the Piano FORE Concert wi commence -
u'cl,r.s pr-cf-ely.
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L u Il L n E 5 u f. )

NEW AND SPLENDID ROMANCE.
The publisher oihe New Word that he has
chased an ADVANCE Gerry, ~ MANUSCRIPT. OF n new
Romance By the popa!l author OF the Mysteries eli Pa',
eatited ,>,,.,,, ,r,u
To be n,,ntc.i by lienry " Herbert. author Of Marina
duke Nyvi!,'
For hi, work very large In. been rr and the nni.
cation will he made oil Darts of the United States. nlt
neou,Y with the Paris issue. and often several weeks III adj
vance NJ 1t.
II wonderful work. and If be Judged from the
opening pages will b. fur strange aud exciting than the
world renowned ly,iere, The fret number will nppeaf in
q lew days and w,Ii DC illustrated within
PORTRAIT OF EUGENE SUE,
handsomely engraved on wood aud printed on pale paper b.
Wn'. from pm, ed from Paris hy the ia steamer
Price IL: cent uumbcr-S5 hundred
Agents who order Of Inc publisher direct will lie supplied IN
advance Of other houses IN the city.
yl6 J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street.
NEiil.Y READY FOR PUBLICATION
| LITERARY, BiOHRAPHICAL. AND rHlLDSOPH'
CAL ESSA iS-Counbued 10 the Eclectic Review By John
Isl Il MtIsCEi.LASE6Us ESSAYS on CHR IsrLAN NOR
A.S-ExpermeEil and Prrcca. by John Foster. one Vol
III DOMESTIC TALES AND ALLEGoRlEs- nlus'ra
T % liz y HsP9S iG2s one e sSy s@ gSadny and
principal HOLIDAY the ycar. by Rev. Charles Bradley
Y TiiE COMPLETE WORKS OF RICHARD HOOK
ER-ltitt Life BY isaac Waoa ed ted by Rev. John keoD
W. 'O''. ''O' JUST PUBLISHED
THE LoG. CABlE az the World Before You. by he
author OF Three Experiments of Living" etc. vol lsmo
IEENEET a IAsF& sl.. In , Ca9 ~
' Hf 'f 3 c&EMisFRY IN Arts, Manufacture an4 Do
nestle Econ"ny edited BY T. A PurneIl, vol sso plates
ss'1'HE CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTED in the Ways 81 the
D. ApPlETilN & Co PuLisl,rs 100 Broadway
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Look TO YOUR P,sTRIES A.r BED RooMS.- lave you
uacles Bee! Bugs huie remedy lj these
ycrInli ma Z had nj Il Culrilnndt street;
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NEW MD SPLENDID KDNNNtE,
The publisher oihe New Word announces that he hns pur-
chased mn ADVANCE cory, ~ MANUSCRIPT. OF n new
Honunce BY the popaI: author OF the Mysteries CT Pa!,
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r. FOR LOEnON.-PAcKzT or AUGUST lsT.-The
packet ship Prince Alert. burth.n 100 tons. w
Sebo. InGs;ef. Will sail above. her regular
Her cabins spacious and elegantly furnished and afford
accommodation conducive 10 the and
tort of ua.>ngefs.
Fur freight OF passage. apply the captain board. at
foot of Maiden Lane, or 10
GKiNAEl.i.. MINTURN {. co. 70 Sonih-st.
The packet ship st James +. r Meyers. master. viii
Ig6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

CLAY AND TRELiNGhUYSEN. eco,
r. Srcnl:ti y. Hrd.-N regular meeting 81 me "a
WIND tnr club Wi Ice held nj nue,'. second Ward Hotel
"" 81 Nassau street Wednesday, evening. i'h ins n
n'cock a n persons who disposed 70 become member.
,rc invited To intend tire roll will he for ,Snl'ues
Ey ortcr RENO c. hANCE. President
I'M 'nsi IL II. SftY.y. Secretaries" il5 It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

n- Editors Inserting the above advertisement. Nth ias
tec ,y be each entd to OF the Clay or Fenchuyen
H,ens, Pins I'LL Etf WSClt
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r. yYhIg Eni;y Fourth Congressional
I1istrict.-The Democratic Wings Of the Four; ConrTes-
sonal Dc: are requested to assemble III Mas Meeting on
Wednesday Evening lie llth instant nj O'CLOCK. ut Gro
ton HALL corner Of Bower and Division street
Addresses may he expected from several distinguished Wing
who he We been written 10 be present the occasion
The ,v Ce Club mi other vocnlists viii also be present
md entertain the me- INK with some fsvorte
BY o'oef u I'VE D''''''' JOHN CARR. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

A T PRIVATE SAILS ". conner ofBank and fourth.
- s'r,e the story brick Store md l!"eIng with STU.
Die the OF the O situate al The South West ol Bank
and Four streets
Also story brick Dwelling House adjoining the above
IN Rnl 81 cnch lot y feet BIZ Pfc ApDY %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

pace BY midf!e. arcd Scotch woman
" With irst ra:e recommendations. Nurse and Cham
ivl6 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

P.RIYy YOUR ELoopThcrr is pernags n0ihinc winch 80
d,isutcs nelson pnpr' md pad hvaklns- on,
prn the face. THs y: entirety reinel-d by tie ue OF
;OiiSfutNS :hES tPAKi,.t " the ;F;limg c,t 81 ~
cents bottle or iogr tna' r doan lhi, IS nc best erne'
IN use. gently oea,ss upon nud regulates the bowels. r.
blood wOnjct runy. tone 10 tic stomach
nlh urniul,fcs Il,ps nl IL u frnrr .rnht VI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30


j Y Durable and WIZ Joyce-the motion was
rejected.
Resolved, that the proposition presented by
DR. M Hereford, relative to the levee passing
across the point, be rejected, and that the
commissioner of the sixth district be bound
% proceed 10 the construction Of q leYec az
cross said land conformablY 10 the decision
of the Police Jury at its last session, and that
he be instructed to fill mp the sloughs or
troughs 50 as to make a leYee and road cons
formally to the law and regulations of this
PoliceJury.
Resolved, That the treasurer Of this parish
be authorised in his above capacity, 10 draw
a warrant for the sum Of six hundred dollars
S600-negotiable ID one Of the banks Of
Baton Rouge, payable six months from date,
and that said warrant be accompanied with
the present resolution.
On motion the Jury adjourned sine die.
WA JOYCE, President.
o.. IABAUvE, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
A OF LOUISIANA.

Probate Court-Parish of East Baton Rouge
Whereas Louis Berlie has applied to this
be appointed administrator 10 the
estate of the late Joseph and Margaret Mar
tinez, deceased, both of this parish.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter-
ested to show cause within ten DAYS from the
first publication of this notice, why the said
application should not be granted.
CHI. TESTER, P ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
ONE HUNDRED. DOLLARS


Wilde paid for Information that will lead
to the conviction Of the assassin who attempt
ed to murder the undersigned at his house in
the night Of Thursday the 2Ist. and Friday
morning 22d instant, by presenting and Snap
ping a percussion pistol at him through the
railing in front Of his house.
Said assassin had on a dark colorcd sur
tout or oyercoat, bad an awkward swing of his
shoulder and awkward gait in his walk in
retreating from the gate, was bareheaded at
the time, but it is believed he held his hat in
his hand.
The subscriber is of opinion that he shot
the assassin in the hip or in his body at the
height Of his hip, from the direction and trace
of the bullet through a bush.
1t is believed that he slipped and fell in the
mud about half a square from the house il
running off and consequently must have had
his clothes considerably Boiled.
Any white person who may have seen an
individual of the above appearance coming
from the direction of the house of Mr.. Win
throp about IL o'clock at night or returning
that way about 2 o'clock in the morning, on
the above named date is respectfully request
ed TO give information, in order to aid by cor
roborative testimony in the detection Of the
assassin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
LEVEE AND ROAD SALE.

LEVEE AND ROAD SALE.
There will be exposed for sale to the high.
est bidder, on Monday, 23d December be-
tween the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock, the max
ing Of the road and levee, and repairs neces-
sary to the new l~evee, in front Of the proper
ty belonging to tho heirs of G. Blackman
bounded above by lands of G II Gibbon and
below by land Of r Michel,
r. L. KNOX.
Inspector of road and levees 9Th ward
West Baton Rouge, Nov. 81, 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

PLANTATION FOR SALE.
A Plantation containing about one hundred
and twenty arpents, situated about twelve
miles of Baton Rouge, and where the purchas-
err can purchase lands on each side of said
Plantation at low prices. The plantation is
we'll improved having eighty acres cleared
with a good Cotton Gin and corn-miil in good
order also dwelling and all necessary out
houses.
There is also with the Plantation, 8 mules,
Z horses, 40 head of sheep, 20 head cattle, /
OK wagon, 3 yoke Of oxen, 30 head of hogs,
5 or 6 hundred bbls. of corn, ploughs, hoes,
and all necessary harness to cultivate the
place.
For particulars apply to
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DDnD TF Cnunnr
PARrsH or WEsr BATON RoUeE,

tARIsH OF EST BATON ROUGE.
Bernard Dnpuy, curator to the succession
Of Pierre Clarens, deceased, having presented
to this court the tableau of his administration
in said succession. Notice is hereby given
to those interested to show cause within ten
days from the publication of this notice, WHY
said tableau be not homologated and rendered
the Judgment of this court.
L. FAYROT, /. j.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

r. Rust, Esq, of the Southern Trars3sr,
Lalaystte, has also resigned his seat-which
is now ably filled by Col. Campbell, formerly
cIitor of the Herald. The name of that paper
has been changed to The Telegraph.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
FINE AND CHEAP
CIOthinofl

E. i. POLLANDAR, respectfully informs
the public that he has opened a store on La
fayette street, one door above the residence
Of John r. Michel, Esq in the town of Bat
on Rouge, where he win always nave on
hand an assortment of ready-made clothing
of all description, cloth caps &C.,
Orders TOR clothing, caps, &cv promptly
and accurately executed;
Also military and aides riding caps made
to order in the latest fashion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

EplroEIAt CHANGES I'VE perceive by the
last Southern Transcript, that l., lTly Arcbi-
bold, has abandoned the editorial career for
some more lucrative business, We wish him
successin whatever he may undertake, though
we are sorry to lose him in the. corps edtto-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
FROM MEXICO.


To@boais from the Passes yesterday, report
q British ine-of battle-shiP, supposed tobe the
Z" iHustrious,n Sir Charles Adams, al anchor
outside the bar. We do not know where she
* from, Or what intelligence she may bring,
but tie Courier Of last evening, has Tie fol-
lowing paragraph relative torecent news from
{" ruaior is in town, said to have been
brougln by a British ship Of war now off the
Balfze, that Gov. Shannon, our minister to-
Mexico, has demanded his passports, and se-
rious d difficulties are anticipated between Mex.
leo and the United States.
''It is said England proposes totfgI on n,
We have no means of knowing what degree
Of credit is 10 be attached to this rufnor, but
in The course ofto-d5y,W e shall probably have
something further on the subject.
HfGHLY IMFoRTANr.-We haVesinee learn-
ed That the vessel which touched at the Ball
ize, is the British sloop Of war Spartan, and
that she brought dispatches from MIR. Bank
head, the British Minister at Mexico, tobe for
warded 70 England BY the next steamship.
mn. Shannon, our Minister at Mexico, also
ayailed himself of the opportunity to forward
dispatches To- the United States Government
Az Washington, which we are led to believe
are of great importance. We understand that
an angry correspondence had taken place be.
tween Mr. Shannon and The Mexican Secretary
for Foreign Affairs, on the Texas question:,
which resulted in our Minister Withdrawing
from AL intercourse with the Mexican author-
itles.
A Revolution had broken out in three of the
Northern Provinces Of Mexico, aud, il is sta
ted that Santa Anna had marched with an ar
my Of 10000 men TO quell it.
These statements confirm previous reports,
and we have no doubt that they are, nthe
main, correct. We believe we arc on The eve
Of great events. The next arrival from Mex
leo will be looked for with intense interest
o27tb.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

LARGE cANE-We were presented yester.
day with d beautiful cane from the plantation
Of Andrew lie Blanc, Esq, Of Iberville. It
measures u feet long, has "a joints and is a
ratioon ofthe fourth year. It's circumference
for more than half its length is more than 81
inches.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
PROBATE SALE.

BY virtue of a commission to me directed
from the Honorable L Saunders, Parish Judge
in and for the Parish of East Feliciana. viii
be sold at the Court House in the Town of
cember, 1914, at u O'Clock, M.
The following described property belonging
othe succession of the late RobertW Walker
deceased, to wit:
Five hundred and twelve acres Of land near
the plains, bounded on the north by lands of
Fowler. south by those of Gideon Neville,
east ~ lands of the succession Of the deceased
and west by John Began.
Also, a certain tract or parcel of land situa-
ted in this parish on the river Mississippi i'm
mediaely adjoining tract of land claimed by
James Hudson, containing FIVE superficial
acres-bounded north by land owned by James
Hudson-south and east by lands owned By
fouce and Boster, and west by the river Mis-
sissippftogether with the appurtenances there.
unto belonging
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
NOTICE.

The undersigned having this day a%ssocia-
ted themselves under the firm Of BEAL q
SANS, will continue in the variety and gro
Gerry line at the North Corner of Church SITS,
where they hope TO merit d continuance of
of that patronage heretofore extended To
them.
ROBERT BEAL,
RAYMOND SANS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30

Found DRowNEp.-On the 22d. November
about Z miles below this town, IN West Bat
on Rouge, the body ofau unknown individual.
He was about IS to 30 years Of age, sandy
complexion, red hair, low receding forehead,
and had on a pair Of blue cloth pantaloons and
a stripped cotton shirt. An inquest was held
by Rosemond Hebert, Esq. Justice OF the
Peace. The verdict was tlat the deceased
came to his death by a ball, which had enter
ed below mis- left car and broke his neck.
There was no papers, &c, e Identity his per-
son, he is supposed e have been drowned
several days,