Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12

You've hurt my feelings greatly,
Yon have, you Lave JUDGED
Won never uutii lately,
figecfDe 10 poor y iced,
0bg keepa better talIe,
Or, thought will give INC pair,
] never shall be able
70 due viii you again. (PuncL)
CAtsE Of AuERleAH nrvoLurroa-
IueyUdor'e LIE Of Oils lhe lOI,o@ibg fact IL
related:
When President Adoms. @0s Mi1istcr a
The Court of St.JarDcs, he often saw his ON
iry,aan Bcojaigina West, tie late President Of
lie Royal Ac4dct0y. Mr.. West always rc.
taincd a stfoDg aud unyiejdlng affection for
RS natives IauJ. nv. Vest asked Dir. Ad.
ans Tho aloulf lEe~to take 4 walk Wnh him
apdgce tie cause d the Amcricon Revolution.
Thes Minister having known something Of
OF tina s~lbattcr, suHIed al the propJsal, but
told him that he sEoItd be glad 10 gee The.
cause Of llat R"goluti0Hs and 10 tale a yak
With his friend Wet any WIRE. The next
fuonifpg he called according 10 agreement,
and TOOK Mr. ADAMS into Hyde Park, 10 a
pot dcarthc Scrpcntine River, where he
gave hIfns the following narrative: The
King came io4tlIc throne agyOuDg man, sur.
r uuded by tlat.eriDg c0uftleTs; one q fwhose
frequent topics it "a=, - deelaim against the
mcanne58 Of his palace, which was wholly un.
worthy Of . mJuarch u such a Country as
England. They sad there was not a sOver-
eian IN Europe who was IDdgcd 50 poorly
that his sorry, dlpgy old bdck place &C st.
JamcsI0okcd Ike a stable, aud that he ought.
10 build a palace suitable 10 his kingdom
The King wasfoad Of arChitccture, and 4 ouId
therefore listen 20 Suggestions @hichWere IN
fact I'll true. This spot you sce here wassI
selected l0r The site, between this and thfg
point, which vas marked. Thesking applied
Il his fnj6istsr5 oDsthc subject t~heylnquh-
ed What sum would be wanted hy hi9 mai 8.
tn, who saidstbat he gould 5egpswftlia mil
Jon. They stated tie expense Of ne. var,
and tie poverty Of the treasury, but that his
maiesty's wishes should be taken int, fnII
.o4sideration. SOHe time Afterwards the
king vas informed tlat the wants oflhe trea-
sury were too. ufaentto admit Ola sHppIyforn
heir present means, bat that a revenue
might 1bcrajsed IN america, 10 supply a5 The
kings wishes. This suggestionsWas follow
I'd up, aud the K ng was IN this way fra lead
. consider and then to consent 10 The scheme
.or taxing fhecoIonies.'
CHEROKEE ROSE HEDGES.
II is, perhaps, kno"n to many Of ouf read.
that the best hedges nthe South, are
made Of the Cherokee rose. In three or four
ears FROM the time The roses are put Out The
iedge WILDE so close and jmpeaetrable that
20 animal, or bird can get through and it is
stated BIZ MIR. O. 4 man Of tie highest stand
'sthat the most cunning serpent viii bang
nd die, milne hicket." But be this as Il
o ii, teYGnd all doubt this is the cheapest, !
md one ofthe best hedges known. The qnes
ion is, can hedges Of this kidd be Introduced
Is far North as Tennessee No doubtof it.1
The writer has seen several bushes Of this
growing most vigorously IN the vicinity
# Nashville. The plan 70 get hedges IS 10
end to Louisiana and Mississippi, in The az
uinn, for tie plants Of the Cherokee rose,
nd plant them along tbs fences and IN i few
ears, those who adopfthe Plaza viii have len
es superior tn those made ofcedar-Ieua
IgricuAurfst.
CoasfsTEScY.-We have heretofore no.
iced the appointment BY Ae. Pa!k OF Mr. La
a noted daeIlist, TO an Office in the
Veg Orleans c~us,om-house, He has also
Bpoin ed Geo. W Jones' who was one OF
secoBds IN his fatal duel With Graves,
) be.survegor general Of Wisconsin and To-.
"a and we now bear ofthe aPpojdtmento t
A Meek, oCAlabama, who vas one oil the 4
ecoBds in the recent duel betWe eH Messrs.
'tngman and Yancey, 10 ~aEesponslbfe clek-
hip in the Treasury Department. Onght h.
vt to restore poor Lieut., Hurst, oflhe naYv,
hom be cashlercd afew weeks ago for fg}t
lg d duel !-Prent5ce.
N~oRTHEAsTEEN FI>HEE 8s-IHTEHEsTr&c.
The following Intelligence, published n the
journal, at Washington, will be read
i,h gratIicafion:
1t will doubtless be recoliected thai Tie
0ns' ruCtion Of he first article Of the conyea-
between Great Britain and The United
;ates OF 1918, relative "a the right OF 6shing
4 the waters Of the Anglo American deUen.
ences, has long been IN discussion between
he two Governments, without having hereto
orc led to any satisfactory result.
The exclusion OF American fishermen from