Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27
liooal election b,tepdl ii ibo faff.4 Of

itdGal election precinct III fho Pafish d
Ay6yelies.
MI. Claib6fhe gave noliee lhAt fa 8nuIt
shortly Ihtfod1go Il bill suppl6mrntafy 1,
tb6 s03cfnl acts ~feihlite 10 no revenue III
life state.
The bill to fedufe the Fnfs III conveh.
ti0aat ihlt fest 10 8 pei efaf, fhen eahtr
up, ahe hfier yhfiBus amendments being
proposed and losf, The question being 81
iis adoption, tho bill pissed ~ Tie ehstih.
vote Of the Speaker.
The bin to cfentb fin Additional Asso
ciale Judge of The City Co III, was II ad
for Tie third time md passed.
The bill 10 intrpdse tho revenue of lba
stats and ealaHd The right Of suffrage, was
made the order Of The day for the 281.
Commodsys Portef -Aieaahgfia Tia
Yolie states tlht The u ". brig 'i'tntiob
Ha1tns on board The remains Of the gal
hht Com. Porter, has been atdered a.
Philadelphia. The femaina nfo n To iu
tered at the foot Of the flag STAFF If he
Naval Asylum. These Htfangenents ate
made in strict necafdsntb With tire desifg
Of The Cofnibod6re's lad3,
4 T0UcmNo 1NetBENT ri tp8f LtfE.-
The Cincinnati Patriot ~rolates an agfeea
BILE incident Ms having recently occurred
IN that city. The editbf states tf8t On
tie 5tB Instant q bolt founded ID III tie
leyee, crowded ~ usnaI with eBtt wheels,
chicken coops, and human beings, bugBd
for the upper Mississippi. An nnisual
number Of Germans were ~bivUnacked in
ths engine rootn. ready, IN aHse tf MI r..
m collision, fof slaughter Of for
drowning. like 50 many animals cooped
10 a pen. A nong ID N WIS Il
stout brown, laughing German girl of stx
teen. who would weigh about ihO ponndsi
A heavy Built y00ng man, Oflh6 sdfnb No.
ilGhy In The course Of The day sffnyed
bIoBg The shors and stopped NJ tho plank
of The boat. flo heard the heafty lhn4ff
u Ire girl, ard IL fsft 6b0H bis CIT ~ the
aound Of other days. But u philo.
German DOES not 60 into taHlnms
ii saeh nm event. He walled tarehst3
and down between The snkines,
There had been no distressing love in the
.ase. no eternal vows; no pligbfed tf6lh.
Ii the hours Of boyhood and gitlheod they
lad felt tito rising Hame Of love; bit he
left the Old father land for n new aud
better one, without sgvering any ldst.
NJ ties. Fate had determined 10 etpa.
atf the 9 friends, these quasi lovers.
They had separated witt regret. BIT BH
18th anguish, for fate had ofdaiued il 81.
The separation WIS mutually supbossG 10
70 forever. But n kind Fememl.rancs Of
ach remained. No exclamatieus-nB
md running i9to bis embraces.
sut her young face frightened up 10 b ex.
fessiGn Of welcome and Joy. He took
held Of her thick hand and pressed
waFrnIy in his own. No kisging-uo
sarslaud ygt their Two spirte c6mmuHe6
nth each other In that moment. All
our after, says the editor, we Fav The
onest young mod lead her Off The bat, +,
nd up Broadway, accompanied by FIVE
t sis other young man, who were all on i
heir way 10 a wedding ard d f%rolfcsE f.,
he girl carried d bundle On fer arm, hef /,
My property. She wore nothing Oh her /,
cad, but her feet were shnd with wooden !,
,bots or shoes. Her drcsg Was Warm md /,
and il becaf6e q bridal aft. No
Dnbt they are destined ID be happy, unless /
Jeff hearts belle The honesty and goodnsss :
in their faces