Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20

Joan NEKsrk L.~-A bust Of this great
taan, has hoan placed, within a day OF two
IN tho iehauher Of the Supreme Court.
Tho o~ttigona of Louisiana will be graft.
fed "a bee L faithful likeness Of ono whose
e~xaltediahili,iea aud incorruptlble integri-
" hive shed such hastEa on the great con
atitutinhal tribunal over which he prosi'
dcd for more thnn Il third ofN century
Save WAsntNaroS alone, no man ever
lived of whum the people Of this country
have 80 much cause to be proud.
A soldier, statesman, ~diplouatist, his.
tnrah, advocate, il was as CntEF JustioB
or run! SurRNnB CouRf OF ruE UNITED
SrAres, that ho Identified himself with
the history and the glory Of this Country,
rnd established a name which, can only
Perish with the English language itself
The constitutional history Of the Onion,
is but a monument TO his fame. Nor
was he only admirable osa public man.
The. s~poiluSs purity of his private life,
threw III holder relief the splondor OF hts
extraordinary genius. Perhaps no man
ever lived, IL borrow the words Of mn clio.
uuont writer lately deceased, in tho char.
acter IF whose admirable genius, SO
much farce and so much humility were 50.
Attractivoly hlendid.
The bust il lrofnR block Of tho hnest
Carara marhlo, and the execution emi
nensly beautiful. IL is from the chtsel OF
Mr.. FRAzEE, of New York, a native ar.
fist, of5high reputation, The fine head OF
Mr. JAY, the great Chief Justice, Of the
United States, in the Supreme Court at
Washington, was executed by this gentle
man, under an order Of Congress. The
hust of RownrTcn, MARSHAL, Story aud
pERKrSs, in tho Boston Alhenenm, are
favorable specimens of the skill Of Mr..
FRhgEF. and must DO known 10 many Of
our readers.
The bust in this city was executed by
Mr.. r. during last summer from the orr.
rinal model, for which Judge Marshal sat
20 him in 1888. Sensible Of our lnabili.
~ IN IT. instice 10 the beauties of such a
Mace of sculpture. We can only recon-
mend 10 eur readers to see and admire for
themselves. Il is proposed TO purchase
The bust, BIZ subscription, among the mem.
hers Of the bar, and 70 place il, permanent
h. ii the chamber Of the Supreme Court
FRou ras C~rsERoxEr NArfoN.--A cores
u - az
poGsen' S rFnkusas l~nreingencer writing
.~,r, Taleouah, in the Nation, under date OF
az III plt. denies that there has been any
,sT enacted or motion made for expelhng-
70 N.Y. missionaries" as stated IN another
Isiter lately published. On the contrary ne
seys. y Cherokees prefer that the mlsslona-
,Ses should I've and Labor among them, Ia
aaanliance with the request Of the Nailonal
Csareil. Il Il understood that the agent VIII
1sst' nd more permits fol citizens q The Uni'
VI states 10 reside in the Nation. In future
National Treasurer will issue permits
NV persons obtaining them viii be re-
,s5 10 ho2d themselves amenable to ITS
rhiIe fhev reside IN the country.
rantain Johnson Foreman and company
retnrned without taking the Stars
go fall5vsd ihetn about three hundred
Insy s,sniffe pFairies, when their provisions
- enasaaied, and their horses failed
egolg 81 The expedition is much regret
GO nsfegasiou III fve persons Is e Be sent
sN~sshington City q urge upon the Y.
y rsrnent The speedy adjustment O TN
saitleo Nst;aaalCo1ncit, not long since, reIeo-
assunt against tie Nation, III favor