Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-25

MoNil % G~ttatlotto Cgff0y, uflet elffan-
]Bl1asas htRllY romantics aud IN illustration vi
the diaffallm faea6 ii truth 6qafl ieti0n
We shall eattlansRl as bfisfg aH p~t4gtisas
biet llte lftdfeeling particulars u Ibis singular
marriage, MI MJ4iEt IS d highly fBshBeta.
bic gliuBniatef bf NaW Yorb, and in the eas
paeity Of ''Bosa't had employed Hainff6ns
W%gtkneDi aHlUagat Bli6n was d Mr.. John
PelstnA who, BIZ Ills f1lthldlhesH, industry
aud gabfleiyi lad SO ihgfatiated |liinlself into
fla good gt8eesf that SOME tbfe6syeafa sinr6
le t95E hin into eopdftnefafip and taftied
90 the business III HE 1at1d III MoWftt G Pol
sing. RfHiu this period Until some tine last
sliutaefi nothing occurred to disturb The res
lati9tis existing between The p~attilafBs Every
thing went on sfinmlnalg, aud tltay beedine
constant ffleHds and companions, and boafdad
together 81 The saHia house. THUS their az
fairs won't Oh I'LL onb DAY they wore Eubpma.
sad Oh u gvfouhf's jury ab8gt to be held over
The boIy Of q man tl4t had been taken out Of
tie FLYER At one Of the docks. TIM verdict
Of the jury Wa5 simply tloaHd df0Wneda Tie
Jury beiag dismissed, Mr., M5Witt tufned
round 70 look for bis friend and fellow Juror,
WHO had been ~ his side Gill that moment, but
was nov gone. Mr.. M. proceeded ta lis
boarding house, and thence 10 the store. to
l1oi for bic ptrtnnf but he bad mol been to
either nor did lta fetlii ii ahd nothing could
b5 heafd q of from hun Ha gave up al fur
tbet inquiries thinking there must have been
Betie mysterious Connected between MffP5ls
sing and the taarI that was found drowned.
80 lnatt6rg rested until Il certain day not
long since, when il lady called on Mowltt, ut
biz aiofo, and asked fer ~. Felaing Bho was
told tie particulars of this story
"And baH he not been hero since F. Btd
ahStouely Inquired, Not since" was die ft-
| ply, :" | Know to h4s,'' returned the lady. ale
has not, assufe y6i-=4t least not to my know
ledge replied M. H3Witf. "j1t am posi-.
tiYu,'' replied tle lady. 9 What proof lave
YOU 81 it, inquired Mr. NlWttt. /" The best
u Tue World replied tIte lady, "fof | am here,
aitl or. PelsIbg and myself are one and tho
sauDe person "
The qdes ion then was, whether Mf. Pol.
sing was a gentleman or lady and as it turn
cd out ebo was a lady, and her name was
Charlotte Caiitoy. IL also appeared that tho
drowned man had been tho husband Of Mrs.
Gohf0y that he had lived with her in Phiia.
delybla for about two years that he too was
a shoemaker but lis hebits were 80 diEstpa,
Ted she was constrained 10 leave bun, aud dis.
gilslng herself IN mems clothes Wentlo New
York, eOught employment with Mr.. Mowitt,
as above stated. Other sdtfess as n Journey
man aud partner We have been already 10.
formed.
Tic finale Of The romantic affair 8as, hat
MI, M. requested Mrs. &. 10 make his house
Der home, aud finding he loved Mrs q better
ofen than Mt. PeIeiHg, he proposed a part
nersbtp ior lie which was fatifod by their
becoming man aud wife q few days after
wards.
THUS ia perhaps The fret instance on record
wherein a wife performed The office Of E'ofo-
mere ilfynau on the body of her husband Pic
Mn CLAY N HIS FrtvANr-~At Wasb-
lngton, and IN his travels over tho country,
1r. Clay for many }eafe, has been attended
BIZ q slave w5oHe fidelity and attachment 10 his
n1det0f has attracted much attentions About
at& Yaara ngo, Charles accompanied DR.. Clay
to Canada. While il Montreal and Quebec.
efforts were HIadg TO Induce him TO leave bis
muster, but without producing the slightest
effect upon the boy, except exciting his lndig.
nation al their b]aseness. A short time since.
iNr, Clay, az q reward for his long and faith.
ful services, enlanGipated bin before the
circuit court Of ~I7ayctte county. We pre-
sumo he will remain under the pntdauce and
'htAththbtFp VI HIS tAItF iiHHtgE4 FbT HElIFEE |
he do6s, the gift of freedom would probably
be an Injury 10 him rather than d benefit, ~
nai enc slave in a thousand is capable of man
for biuself-Fel Wing.
lloLLoW H0RN-It is familiar 10 farmers
that When an animal has been subject to this
complaint, that upon the return Of winter, the
complaint will again frequently return It
may often be Kept of In such cases, simply BY
wrapping the horn with wooIlen cloth or sheep.
skin with The wool tbrHed inWnf1ly, and keep.I
ing 1t well bound on through the winter. As
soon as the horn begfna to becon5 c]8rio1s,
i becomes internally sore, and sometimes
that oil efforts 70 save an animal af.
lteted with this complaint, are Intellectual,
merely for The want of wrapping the bofns,
and thereby importing that warmth ID tbs par
10 be- healed, which al knew ID no.
for any wound OF sore in winter, in
70 heal it--Correspond. Of Alb. CuH.
Al attorney II Dublin having died exceed.
.Hgly poor, a shilling subscription was get on
To pay The expenses Of the funeral. Most
IT the a]ttornios aud barfistora having aubscrt.
led, one Of them applied to TUler, afterwards
yord Chief Justice Norbury, expressing his
iope that he would also subscribe a zahiIliuo.
Only a shilling r said 1'oler only a sbII-
ing 10 bury an attorneys Here is a guinea
% and bnry ore and twenty of them"
Tie Fools mol aH Deqd ph-A company is
il Albany, 10 be called The "Kidd Sal
age Company" The shares Of which are a
thousand N number, at 300 each. The Oh.
ect is 10 raise the sunkon vessel at the Dun
in the Hudson. A Golfer dam OK.
$40 feet from the shore, has been
commenced about the vessel, The work EN-.
fry men.
A black fellow, who was disposed to walk
brightly, took his child to be christened, and
When the munster asked what name should
e given to it he seriously SAID, Scripture
anne by all means call UNI BeIzebub.'
{ Harry, | believe you once could command
large sum Of money! Not a bit of it, sir, Z
never could command tit commanded
ne. Money, sir, was my rulnatfon. Lend
1e a W if you please-pd like to be ruined
gain, sHghtty.'
Earliest KaoVn Potatoes-Mr. Sterling, Of !
.tenmure, Scotland, states that seeding pota-
1es wero raised by Gerard, the English bo.
anist, in 1890. This is twenty years earlier :
ban they were introduced into ireland by Sir :
Walter Raleigh. .
Average product Of Wheat in England
he Quarterly Review estimates this at 26
ushelF per acre. 5
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. v
Tuesday evening, 2lst Jan. a
The markets r~emainduIl and inactive, we :
aete cotton as follows: