Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-03-15


Mr. Gny-peire Of Dondidsonylle was found
dead 10 bic bed on Thursday mornings Gil
instant. lie was formerly connected with
The Louisianian.
The editors ofthe Now York TriJaas 10.
quest P0stfnasters III the South aud SUH5if
west 70 transmll to them tie iBmes of sns
srribcfe Il lheir respective Offices as some 81
their subscription books were Lost III The
dfe.
sirctNo rio Crescent cry las lie fol-
loving which tbo5gh Old, u TOO good lobe
Fst.
MUSICAL TASTE Now Chat our City Il ID.
tlally run fHusli rlad ,ihe following aioed0te
vii not He found eut If plage
A young tliah at a sltidl pity sras Yeho-
mentiy cailed upon To eiUg il gong lie yg.
Piled l58t lie would ffst fefl 4 story, and that
ttea, II they still persisted III iheir demand, he
would efdeatof % execute SONG. When d
boy, we'll 10 his teens, be toll lessons III sung.
irg and Que Saba Ii morning he vent u1 G-
til ilia fltiIef'H garfet, as had been his custom,
to practice a. alone By himself. While III
fAl efy lie was suddenly sent for BY the old
gentleman. 'sTbis IS pretty conduct r. eX.
ECialn1ed the fathers 'pretlY employment for
tie son of pinlfs pafentE, hi be saftiHg baard5
n Tie gdfret on a Sunday M0rniag, loud tt.
0Agh d " heard bg Ill The neighbours 51
down, sir. and take your book. Our t6.enl.
pufary vas unanimously excused FROM sing
roe ttie proposed egng There was Il species
d p%fesumptise eytdenco agaiast bin,
ADJOURNMENT or THE LEGIsIA.
fuRE.
On Monday night, Or rather on Tuesday
morning, The Legislature OF Louisiana ad.
~juurned sine die. The closing hours. which
are usually devoted to the contingent expense
bills Of the Two houses, were marked By d
singular dispute between the SENATE and the
House, originating in The discourtesy and die.
~tatorial arrogance of the former body. The
expense bill Ut eitherb branch OF the Legislature
must be approved by both Houses, before il
can pass, but rs each House is tic proper
JUDGE sof Its uWn necessities and expenditures
it very rarely happens that one branch oil the
Legislature attempts TO interfere with the con.
I~iingent bill Of the ether. they adopt 1t oI
course, as a matter Of pure form. Upon The
present occasion, however, the immaculate
democrats OF The Senate were suddenly smit
len with SO marvellous a love of economy
Ellat hey pruned down the House bill, and
struck out q tlu lrber or appropriations. one
ofthemi an absolute contract for extra work
done by the State Printer, under a special or
der OF tife Hodse.-MeEsrs. Downs and Har.
HlaasoH-tahBefeHtI0u S6uls-wcfe perfectly
willing 10 allow or compel the State Printer
TO do G work, but were completely ]hufrifed
at the bare idea of paying him. 1.-THE State
Printer had happcncdto have been il ]lncofoco,
their notions Of rigid justice might have been
more flexible; but a Wing, II seems, merited
not only TO be worked, but starved loo. The
conduct Of TIC Senate excited great indt4na.
tor IN the House, and The members, by near
" a unanimous vote, persisted III retaining
the Items strice Gu oul by tie Senate. Com,
mittees Of conference we're appointed, and
every possible means of cancellation put IN
practice, with a view 10 compromise the mat.
ter and save the contingent ex pense bills from
being defeated-bGt ia yam. The Senate
preferred repudiati0g for a year all the just
and undisputed claims before them. rather
than bulge an inch d. recede from heir tyr.
anntcal course towards the House. As a
consequence, the bills lie over pntfl next year,
and those who have furnished he Legislature
with stationery, newspapers, i%rewood, etc, the
clerks at committees and ali thai large class
OF persons who are compensated for their ser
vices at the end of the session, have to wait
until next January for theirmouey.
Among the tllls pissed by the Legislature
AT the late session, we experience heartfelt
qualification III announcing the Citizens Bank
ILLS E y Z a14agqa II = 4Y lhg 6epale IN i
M z O"H'Peitag the debtors Of
lhe bank g pay their Liabilities in The mar1r.
ca obtlgations oflhat institution, was praegry-
ea aHd thus tae stdr upon the STATE, I'm.
iaS sought u discredtt her pledged faiii IaE
bsHtdt Of the Stockholders Of The EarI
NJ once removed. W. honor lhc memHtrS ~
.ae House, conspicuous among whom ne
'~iesSrs' Winchester, Wad5wortli and yo..
tor their manly, energetic and uBtirra./
oithe measure, ii the face Of 4 f,rrZ (
uaotc opposition, embracing much or tbe/1. I
and tatehi TIE House. The peoIn IF
may now look their foreietMr ed,.
ofs IN the face without a blush. TII stats
rs acted honorahly-nobty.
The bill for the liquidation ortII dcht ,ra
er OF The State aud The Fee mi gansIif,,te
go*Impoftant measures whicfMaye Iikovise
cen acted upon, and have received the snne.
on Of the Executive. Thy session. fbo5,b
has been fruitful IN wise legi4lati591 ,
ld IN salQtary refons, Ur which our Iawaiy, +
$ are richly entitleVo The tttaifas of a. i
'ople Of Looisiana.Z Bte attic I255. :