Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-12

about 2l0 lbs each, but only one appears TO
have been charged, and we learn IL came from
The experiment & 3uhd Ut Sandy Hooh, where
u was leti probably by some Of the experiment
tai gentleman connected with that unfortunate
steamer Of war. The Princeton.
This d~ieastrr illustrates the carr and atteu.
tion hitherto bestowed upon the property Of the
United states by government agents; a very
valuable shell is sold for old if6n- for one
TENN lts Value, and Eve citizens latncbed into
eternity by The gross Careiessnefs and neglect
Oh government agents. II human life can be
mus triaad With as n thing unworthy Of Htten.
ton, IL IL time The people knew il.
dBniletnan 81 The Navy may sqaandef The
people dollars at The Faie Of Eve or six mill.
ions annually, but we warn them tostate care
how hey frlls with our lives by such care.
l~esshess as II gviBGed in this deplUrable affair.
But we fofbsaT 10 remark father. AS a thorough
investigation will no doubt be Instituted by The
coroner here. and by the uew Secretary Of the
Navy al Washington, Mr.. Bancroft Such
80 Investigation is due 10 the public, to the
Navy Department, and 10 oil concerned.
We want TO know who ls The culprii, and
whether This slaughter Of our fellow beings
was the result Oft design upon The life Of
Mr.. Dnval OF carelessness in public Off
GERS.
The providential sseapes were namsrena.
The stone cutters, who arc ON n strike for
higher wages, were marching insa body very
near the foundry at the time oftis accident.
EPtsG"FAL CHUBCH.-Divins service, a.
cordins TO the forms Of the above church, was
performed IN The Presbyterian Church in
thie to41 7. M M,t,I,y tsst. h, a., pny n:abon
Polk. Ga Tuesday the ordinance of coudt@
mati,n y,s Imt,a.to,o h., III, .u,o - ....
U, '0' 'N' ~ ''0 7"'"o' - W
etai new members Of the Church. we ats
glad to ses this step. For a number Of years
4 ANAL hand If ,tsn,naH,ns i, fbts ,,y,.
- ~ -
were ing sti4y she5P "''"V"' 9 '''uI ou' vs.
have now a prospect If soon having aChurGh'
where they viii Be able ID WorphIp their G4d
j.. ..I . - -
~ ''0 way =" ''''"'' o'Ss S"''a t" t"V"
Ia"le ana inclination
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: ~ 3 s'ss'',", ""is "is P'Sssi NV 'hS
hands OF ~. 6hlPto6fH Esq, Mr.. y. IS
scholar pBd a good writer, d sure guarantee
.4
that that Journal will be continued one Of The
best In the country.
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iset1ra thst he wgoatd IL 6gsrrn. ,.i,t lie
AZ nnpIirants wham The Head of lie
pfher D~apartmshf had turned eF, II Ia said
thu, he ibid h{B messenger to 4all sarb anplt.
cant as Ne same into he ante.room that the
Secretary was busy. but you'd soon be olsen.
gagged, until The anie.room should be filed, and
to let him know the fact, which he aecor
dtne. Mr.. Bancroft tbersupon instead
If sending for the applicants TO come into his
Dom, ard informed the Growed altogether that
could Do nothing In the way Of making re-
nUfals aud appotniments-that IT was q very
ieltchte bustness~that politics constituted an
Exceedingly unpleasant and Improbable pur.
nit-aho ne would nost aheetInately peg
save !" 4a''So ai o. ms oetn9cFaHe@ iflehas
ZONES, aud following their own proper put4
iuits, c~allings, and professions, thank their
tars that they had something better 10 do
han TO bill poor clerkshiPs.
So Tho snI.nd1I- 1.cloi az ill.,. rt..,
vas launched ~ New York Oh tbe morning
~ %gt5 'it' u" EP@1''1iS ~ utsGii"'"
y tbe@IfIbupe 10 a brilliant one The wins
lows ana foo's q ihe houses IN tho vicinity
Sete crowded. aug ne RIVER ifoft covered
VITA boa's OF ltl sort abd sizes, tilled 9Th "a.
lad been chartered, and o. cfewded u ey. {
ny part Win spectators. Probably ten thou- 4
and pereona were in attendance ID The splcn. c
I'D structure started ffen the siocis aud {
"ayod with 3 graceful, sweeping motion 70 1
he water, stepping half way across tie river
'lth The impulse other descent, and bringing
p with an anchor thrown from bow aud stern, /
u1d the cheers Of the gay compaHg assem-. !
led on The quarter-deCk, Tie lively music IF I
DO band, the sbout6 Of The vast multitude and {
he thunder Of cannon. she IS a vessel OF
400 tons burthen--tbe largest merchantmen
by Crit. I'VE, formerly Of The IN. Il