Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-16
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THE LOVELY HAND.

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Uf bfofiefa and afafefa deaf,
sud TREY gailY play'd on The aea. gre strand
d And they kueW not d 8iBgto care.
4 MerrilY over The high blue htffg-
Merrlyoyer the lea,
Over Tie efags where Ne eagle dssfts,
They stfay'd n Their c~lteies8 giee.
The butterfly aait'd Wah trembling wing.
2 ~ The 8htng gf41p drG8 nigh,
2 isf Baid - He aBfiEiit and d beautil
tbjhg9
and our prisoner he must be
lle5 EiIyefy trout - the babitiak hto1k
Iiat wound through lie Hisad59 Rseen,
Scarce senlnfed out iroH be sbadJ nook,
for he Aie~ e vac death ~ast
: Ihe bob oIink Faiisej Ii tHs iose ii 0org,
Ard bied t0 ne Old gitu toe,
AZ the ehatteflng 4 tpan's buried along,
IN chase Of The ~tifeless bee;
4 And then he wathlod d lively song,
For i lively bird II he,
And be hopp'd ab6atth branches among,
as # proud u hta mlngtlclays
When 0ipter caae on With biz blusterip.
ftoftpf,
and eosefc ] lie bills wift s6aw,
C0iigeallng the etreafns ID his icy afAs,-
A9d peepHig Tie lattice through
With ia merry freight, dieJairy aled
Glides swiftly eger Tic stream,
Winch fnfnbles aiohg n 10 narrow bed,
A@4g to the sea- unseen,
Over lie mountain III cold Widts snow--
Oger Tue mead6gs 81 ife
Through The valleys away thoy g0-
II the glee III their eportige chase.
Tie happy heartF, and the sparkIibg eye,
That gather at cgentide
Afoundt the heaFth--Whftc The cold Wind si0he.
Might pardon 4 parsht's pride
For tic budding flower hath d holy charm,
hnd it tTlnetb around the Heart,
To be shielded fi.~ere,--lest breath Of harm
Should 9 talnt 70 ffs truth impaft.
Shall still 81 on With tbs lovely band
And tell Of their future years
no! III leave them there On The sca-gitt
strand,
Away from LIES whitening cares.
POCAHOnTAs.
PUNCHES OWN REPORT or THE
kOYAL pRCGAESs.
EAeLY ~p1fAETvnf reoa WINDSOR CASTLE
MoHdaa-prince Alberta shaving .ater
started rom thc kitchen boiler exactly II sjx.
and aFriycd title royal landing place, where
II Ws9 feeeiyed By the Princes valet, at tSo
fninates after. Her Majesty who always
washes - cold, vas ready some tine before +;
and A'aJor- General Wctuyss, who Is a yery
bad getter up, having been waited for a few
minutee, the royal coThege then started, III
tbrse earrlages and four, for the railway Sta-
ton.
MaJor-G General Wemysa b8d Ia be woke
Ups OH arriving atSiough foF tie galiantofI.
GER Had been attempting 10 snatch iofty wlnsst
ana hdd succeeded III enjoying aboat twenty,
wren q violent nudge from Colonel Boayerie
feHiiaaed MIN Of The necessity for keeping his
EYES open. Aa Slough, tie royal party we're
received w the porterg and policemen; The
former wearing the Knots oflhe Order effort.
tisHfeau. IAe clerk in attendance, having
made out two gfoWn-up tickets for the Queen.
aud Inc Prince and taken bali fare for the
Princess Royal, delivered the checks to Viss.
countess Canning, who placed them ln her
glove, and the Whole party soon arriYed af Pad.
dipgton. From thence, they proceeded over
VaaShall Bridge to the Elephant and Castle,
where The Princess Royal was rather trouble.
some N consequence Of d sudden desire ID.
stop and see the Elephant; but her Royal
ll'ghness having been paciied BY an acidula.
ted drop, the royal party at length arrived al
Wool@ich.
ARRIVAL AND EABARcATioN IN WdotwfcH.
lYlHe ctock-Woolwich was IL a state Of
immense excitement, and the authorities at
the Dockyard had tied bits of ribbon all about
the premises ~ celebration ofthe auspIcioa5
occasion. an hGmense cannon, aud abatterg
O t"elye.ponnders. having been placed under
Captain Bo0e, the gallant Captain, With the
battery Of t@elye-pounders under lin. sat
down to wat me cofaiog OF the royal yisi-
tors.
Precisely " nine o'clock twooutridet 8 plum.
ged INTO the dcckyald, which was tie sIg}taI
iof lns aischafge ri the battery under Captain
B05e, at WHICH the horses OF the oDtrIdsrstook
fright, and Captain Bobe entirely disappeared
-nopody belqg IN the least aware what be.
came of him.
The little Princess was much pleased With
tie niaslc VI The band, aid called Prince Al
oett 5 alehtloHto the fact that they were play.
her Royal Highness has Of course become by
This time perfectly familiar.
lbe Queen booked remarkably well. and
wore her s~eeond-best black six dress VIM,
her new Grape bonnet. Prince albert wore
MS OXFORD mixed wrapper over 4 suit ofbIack.
ana ne mad got on his drab hat, With 4 deer
otack band standing out Id bold relief over the
RIM OF u The Princess Royal wore a bonnet
and %ribbonss but as her mammals shawl vas
FACED over her shoulders, Il was impossible
20 maze out The feaiaindes0fthe infantine ap-
parel.
FRAUp.-We learn from the officers Of the.
steaper White Cloud That d fatboat freight.
ed with what appeared NJ % tobacco, was sunk
q few days ago ia Plum Point Bend. ard the
circumstances connected with it, indicate that
a gross fraud has been Or was intended to be