Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-26

A Cardonas Ii perte est 6yalu6e a plus
de doux mile piastres,
Dams les caftteries dc San Juan Dio',
dc Don Vicente Nald6s y Penalyes, pas
une blanche, pas in arbre nest festG de-
bout; toutes les recoItcs sur pied ont etc
ldGtruitcs.
Dams toute Ia partio dc Guerra; il ne res
Re que trois maisons sur pied.
Lie general O,DonnelI a cree une com.
mission que preside ST.. D. Joaquin Go.
mez, d fefgt de recueillir les seconrs Ct
.FaHrandes les pIus prompts pour yenlr en-
aide aux victimos de Rouragan
La Prinsa du 8 content les souscrip-
tons recues jusque "a.
re nayire american %Pardonnet, capt.
Upshur, Ell route pour Boston, est entire
on relachc i Ia Havanc apr6s IA jours de
mer, avcc perte de SEES mats de hume, ct de
SEES chaloupes.
TelIe 6tait IA force du vent que les va
cues couvraient la vigie du Moro. Lo tolt
du theatre Tacon a etc cnlev6; la riyi6re
DEL Calabazar est mont6e plus haut que
dc nGmoire d'homme on nc Pavait vue.
lie capitaine Penaseo, du Correo No. 3,
f%aissant roued pour Cadix,, mais rentr6 d
Ia Havane pour cause d'aVaries majeures,
declare avoir rencontr6 en- met DIES debris
de vergues, ct des bales de cotton.
Les payires our ont etc exp6di6s de no.
ire port depdis donze d quinze %jonrs, ct qui
deYaient necessnirement sc trouver dams
les enyirons de la Hayane, ont dd 6prou.
yer plus ou moins d'aYarles. D6ia nous APP
prenons que le naviro Ebro, part d'ici
pour 10 Havre, j y a q%neIque temps, s'est
perdu sur W Salado. L'equipage s'est
sauy6.
Arrive 10 s de &C mois ala Havane, sans
%avaries, Ia nayiro G<lGr0l Green, part de
CO port.
lie brick TIT, parti de CO port pour la
Hayane, y 6tait arrive avec dc bicn gra-
YES avaries.
D'apr6s un d6cret lance par rintendant,
10 riz, les pommos de torre, 10 mais ct Ia
farine de mais, les haricots ct les provisions
en- general, seront admis d Motto droits
pendant six mois, d partir du 8 de &C mois.
Les planches, cheyrons ct essentos sont
oussi admises sans droits OF sans limitation
dc TENS.
lie pont d'Atmondar6s. qui await cote
$4,000, a etc enforcement d6truit.
lie trois mats francais tArago, venant
de Laguna Terminus, avec un enlargement
dc bois, s'est perdu entire lie Moro ct la Pun,
"a. L'6quipage est parvenu d Sc sauyer a.
pres b~eaucoup de peine.
LIE brick de guorro espagnol Cuban0,
batiment d'escorte du courier d'Espagne,
s'est perdu; IGquipage s'est sauv6.
lie gouvernement SO dispose 4 faire re-
construire ct r6parer d ses frais les mai.
sons d6truites.
lie 5, sur 10 mole, I'm cedre n 6cras6
dams sa chute qlIatre gu cinq indiyidus.
Des balloons en- fer ont etc arrach6s, tor.
dus ct bris6s par Ia force du vent.
lie bruit court que la corvette dc guerre
americana Ontario, a fait cote dams lie
coup dc temps.
Nous craignons que beaucoup de marins
dc divers bords n'aient etc noy6s.
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CoNDUoTED BY Mrs. FISHER.
- IS G&GlClSG5 vi LIlS INSTITUTION WIFI re-
commence on the first Monday in September.
For more than seven years this school has
shared literally in public patronage, and the
teachers confidently expect that their un-
firing eXertions for the improvement,of their
pupils will secure not only a continuance but
an increase of the same in future. The most
approved text books are used, and il is the
object of the teachers to render the recita-
tons interesting as we'll as useful to excite
in the minds of their pupils a love of study
and Of such studies as will tend most to rem
der them useful and 10 discipline The mind. Fri
day morning Of each week will be devoted to
reviews. The friends and patrons of the
school are solicited to attend at that time that
they may Judge of the progress Of the pupils.
Mrs. Fisher takes pleasure in informing
her patrons and the public generally that she
has secured the services Of Mr.. g. Mrs.
Fuertes, in her school, as teachers of French
Spanish, q music, both Instrumental and Vo-
cal, The charge for music will be $50, per
for French $40, payable quarterly,
in advance, For board and Tuition but $3.50,
per annum. An extra charge of 81 PER
month for washing, also ST per month for bed
and bedding, If furnished by the teachers.
for day scholars in English from 6,
10 IL dollars per quarter.
PRIMARY CLASS.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, Geography,
Arithmetic and Grammar.
HIGHER CLASS.
History ancient and Modern, Grammar,
Composition, Arithmetic. Natural g. Moral
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy,
and Geometry. The Languages and
ornamental branches will receive as much
attention as parents may desire. Asthe
health ofthis place is now good, and teachers
Ire engaged for the first of the month, when
classes will be formed in the different studies
pursued. It is hoped that those who favor
IS with their patronage, will feel the impor-
ance of having their children present at the
commencement softhe school.
aug. % % 1874
NOTICE TO HUCKsTERs AND OTHERS
The public are hereby warned not to pur
base wood or corn from the negroes belong
to the succession of Madame C. Duplan.
otherwise they will be prosecuted to the
igor of the aw. Also all persons are warm
d not to steal any cane or wood from any
ort of cold "Y1o1 fo4inp ae 3boy In Al ~