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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

FARHhta' LtYHARY.-We have ~rataty.
cd the June number Of thta excellent peri
olleaL This number elosea the great
work of''lhacr on tae Principles Of Agri.
culture" the most profound and eemprohah.
sIye, and ut the same ttna the %plainest, that
had then appeared In any language, The
editor a]nnonntea that the next volume will
open n greater work stilt=~one lar more
volumtneus, mere costly, and more esclu.
aiyely practical, VIZ "stephcns' Book Of
the Farm" OF the eostlinees, htyle end
volume Of the work some idea may be for
med when they are told that il contains
more than ti0o pages, with upwards If
six hundred e~ngrarlnga, aud farther That ia
England il required moro than two years
70 publish H. and cost more than $50.
Those gentlemen who wish 10 secure Il
sound and scientific library opythe intefest.
ing subject. Of Agriculture cannot spend
their money TO better advantage than in
subscribing for the above work. Speeh
mon numbers can at any time be found at
this Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

patton ofthe squire, the buildings eneoHis
passing which being strongly aid compact
II built, promising niieh profession Ia case
Of assault.
sia6s The above WIS II tgpe ws feeeiv.
Cd the following letter from IN officer nc.
taehed ID the command Of Dol. Wilson.
HBYF9aA. tlth June, 1BiB,
Dur Sir This command consisting
efthe lst tnf8nffy, Th6n8s's Artillery, aud
Prices Tenn Rangers, arrived al this
plaes on the 10th, alet d liat and tedious
march ofi5Hf and 4 bali days. We found
tlu place almost deserted, IHhalss III said
70 be 10 oaf naiHbb9Fheo4 with tbres or
four hundred usu. lis will probably
communicate with Hs tasday. II Il heiieg.
ed that he WIS in the yiilage, or close iii
hand last night lis intentions win soon
lavel6pa themselves We hrs al Iii good
health aud spirits.
IIfuH,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
10. 100. An ACT.

No. 100. AN ACT.
To determine the powers aud duties ofJus-
ces ofthe Peaceexcept Of New Orleans
and Jefferson.
SEC. De il enacted By The ScnQte and
House Of Rcpresentaligesof The State Lou
5stuna an General Assembly ConUened,
That thereafter Justices Of the Peace shall
have Jurisdiction when the amount claim
ed or value Of the object II dispute does
not exceed one hundred dallars exclusive
of interest, subject to an appeal tothe Die.
trict Court in al cases when the amount
sued for, or the vaide Of the object in dis.
pute exceeds ten dollars ; PROVIDES, hat
this section shall not be Construed To- ex.
tend the jurisdiction ofJustfces ofthe Peace.
over other subjects Of property, than those
embraced by existing laws tic intention
Of This section being to increase the a.
mount Of juFisdietion and determine the a.
mount for which appeals may he granted.
SIC. 2 BE IL further enacted, &,..
That justices Of the Peace may celebrate.
marriages within their respective parishes
DAVID A. RANDALL.
Speaker fthe House Of Representatives.
TRASLM0V LANDRY,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
approved, lst june, 1875.
ISAAC JOHNSON.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27


To ruR verRRs on WARn No l-ltha been
Ahsersedhg same nerseae, that | was a oaadt-
date Nv another oilee than tho one ! nov hold,
a. Such 1 report my have 4 tendency Ia in.
iaea me | pronounce Il utterly falee, With
hut one exception, ! belive, every Mayor at
the taVn 81 Baton Rouge haa also been Jus.
,tee I'd he Peace, and | beW hold such a com
mission but hpaer The neW constitution I
baye ~ receive that appointment from the
naapla, il is Ser that reason that / am a eaadi.
date Al this taae, and hope 10 receive a share
III tbe support of The voters Of the ward, and
III elected | shall, M lhave hither II done, dis.
charge ms lalies imparttally aud uprtghtly, to
tte best Of my abilities,
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MENtcn,.

lie have been allowed 10 lfanssfihe The I'll.
lowing extracts itotu 4 letter dated Vera Cnl5.
June illh f-
"Btpee ny fasf. BY vay Of Havana, lhera
has been no change ia 0tf sal position Tbs
blockade is vigorously maintained. and bHsis
fsss II At d eUttplath stand still The AtHez
iiaah s4tadfol II daily expected, and lie Ba#
his al Velat - Is So great, thai The thanfltY
GF f4H1tlia%hsyH evacuated The city. II Is
thought that both the city md castle viii be
attached as It is said That Two line Of battle
7lrips aud four ffigatas are gam.HE4 EnlteH=
elfleniH have haef 6rIzifHFtatl It'll HNefy
street. Heaven knows Why New AaltHfips
have bseH placed afttis "batlafiss,t ]eHtisist
ing ot 60 p9Bniafs and obussas II laf9a eali
hfet@AIl This is calculated 10 HtLfaet tbu tfu
q lie Americans ~ The city, 10 the destruction
Ut many If Its sliieaHs
TITS garrison II suffering greatly from
tgatfta, Which IA making terrible havoc. 5aid
thinning daily The tanks Of The soldiers,
President PafeIas opened tho nov CBa@
gfeas by = message IN which ha called fef ii
declaration Of Wal, Sc, | shall enlsavgf to
send IL h. y6a,
The Cualptubapsa Il packing mp lis pBpefs
afl% preparing to dhfailp. Most nt tho public
officers are IA HE sane predieBlaauf,
We afa IN hnp7s tbaEthe Americans viii
carry 90 the waf With vtgH and bfoa4BtilDda
This is the suteHt mems ~ Bringing 10 epaas
Ny tafnth1lioB, tof tbs u iyefmnaut ID hog IN
the gfeateat perfieStfY FraHtHeiamgai5s
datlftabtrg place IN tho Interior aud egpi.
Plete anarchy prevails
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

SUaaBa QG4RrHRs by GHv.T AYLoh,g
AHmY.-lt IL stated That Geu. Taylor do.
iglst ID make bis SUMMER quarters lii
W5nterey, which II about los miles from
his camp pt Matatn6roa.
"Ibe yalieyof M9atnry was visited by
many of our soldiers d1ffug tic Federal
Wal and they all describe IL al an earthly
paradise /; groves Of oranges, lemons, Ges,
aud ponegfanatee, ggrfeund tbc city f.; and
tho whole Wiley, Which Is irrigated by
counaesarivuiets Of pure nnf Wholesome
water, is but II continuous gardcn, prDdu.
cling various kinds If vegetables, md tro.
pical fruits Ii abundance.
''Thc climate, however, in summer, Is
rather too warm to be agreeable to persons
from the N@tbCrn States ; bat o short die.
lance, in the e~levatcd plains along the
mauntai us, the climate, even TN midgnm-
mer, III rs cool md saiIbrious NJ that of the
GatsfdIl mountains. Even the northern
fruits, such as tbe apple, pear, &C., arc pro-
dnced hi abundance, III those eievatcdg re-
gi0ng. When our troops oaee eGt pleas-
aDtly located in that delightful region, they
sfiffbe very unwilling 70 forsake It and
the glorious descriptions they will circulate
throughout the Union, will, ere long, ez-
cite a desire among all cIasses 6annex it
TO the United States. The s~lupcnd9as
chain Of the Sierra Madre il a boundary
meet for q organization ; but the insignia.
cant Rio Bravo ID only suitable to define
the limits Of Stataa on ceuntrics.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

You ara authorised ia Bnnonnre J, V, nua
FAbne, as a candidate for the nAiea IT Parish
RAeurlaf, tor the parish If tagt Baton Reu,
~, al The next July e]leption,
You are authorized to announce RaaeMaNp
Hgaear As candidate ff Jnstlee Of the Peace,
" the 81 ward, Waet Baton Rouge, under
,hn new Constitution, election Il, take place
ea TIA IA Monday III July,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
j. r. DuFRoCQ.

Fag NEW GaNsrtrurtlN.-SoNa VI the laws
adopted at tho last legislature are So vague and
eoafOsed, that Il il impossible, not only for lo-
eal men, but i3r some Of the momhers of the
legislature themselves 10 explain them. The
oiRco NJ Parish Judge il abolished aud no de-
fate law has been passed showing GA what
oAieer shah devolve the various duties for.
merly discharged by that fpnerionary, a great
deal 81 litigation viii be the result Of such
hasly legislation, Had the session been held
Ia the country, moro reflection and wisdom
might have ruled the deliberations OF our
legislator.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
BATON RIO UGE,
SATURDAY, teaa nth,

M Hagtiis our fsrgs -ffgm ana atttf
hIs date We shall invariably charge as Iet
pWa
a ttF one yeafs Subscription II paid
pfaytaas a. strIratiaG ufisfm, III 90
VI paid atteft aud The trouble VI tuu4
hihg after az 2 w
Advertising and zub, by the year, 80 90
YES, gssf = D'' ~ 90
Aigenlstha per square 10 lines to
tab5tiiplats a],ttafs. nnstaseHtoh, %
ttvgfY sbbssQneBliuasFttph. boe'
Announcing a candidate fef public
efiae. or a subsefibef) z 90
A]enanhfiGs IA, IlapssHbsefbef1 ID 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
No t04 ~ AGf.

. 40
no l04 nv ACF
10 create ths titlt6 and determine the
dittes 81 Raeofdef M 0Ts several
p1usli45 Of 1h7 Steiet (thg parish ~
. Ia'ha tze"ftt4J
&gG l. IN il ca9et6R NJ HT @ehate and
ij94'@ II R~fPfrsMi9tihes y he $tate Of
L94%taa4 n GTafrM Assfmbig confirmed.
hat thfta slit bs 10 4hd tof each parish
"a ihe . pie, ito taftab # Oieans exempt
o. q Vi u Once vino shall be styled tho
tsel0t9 - Hasia5l We yei 4 wtth OIL tbs
a''a9htF. 20 be sh4B e4e'c So aIi th5
p'".t7, "9dtft iotmtab tbt 6aao' fhal nov
hPHeHhie . ftDlte Aofpffes ~ genera,
aad - he latHh jugs whom bCts
~ 10 lha ~f8Fheay 81 ppbhe nefa-
40
ehh Z. be tfJHrhsfr enacted, &c, That
"''b h'eefd7f shaH bs e'ectod ~ each
p'tish ~ the qualified aloefofs thereof,
aH9 me election sh'I 10 MD ~ thg man
nef, and nj tbs tints ah1 places provided
y "W t'f e'hsf elections. tic shall bod
3's N'.e I"' 'he tstm otieaF ytats, but
'a9 Fets'' ofst o'es'ea s''l no 2 t1s oiIes
'@@
pace u 'hs ypaf e'Rhtesn hpndfe1 -
Iot'J'plpe, mo Astin ns epccessors shah DO
d",y 4'a'thea. rms hfst election shall be
p'''tro ~ governor as soon ~ may
"' "uef .He#PassaRs Of Ills aet 70 taks
pace % 'he mr. honday q Jpiy next.
t1c"I' ~ t'1e pas isgss ~ Jefferson, where
.ns e,eelIs" nav saks pace on the third
MONDAY N 1ane.
sEG' o pc JMther enqetea, &c" That
ING ~iSHco'osf sh'l M ieeofdsf q mortgages
"G''''f u consequences ana marriage
contracts recorder Of births and deaths,
.ana Keeper 81 fuafks d brands, and ha
s'a'l DC entitled 70 the same ~peFqaisitss
'"a e'po''thenss ss afe allowed W tbs
sAl.lhg laWs ~ oflc9fs performing sifnaaf
aal'ss5 sno shll De liable 70 inc same
tes R9hHt 31t4's@a are no" ippesedgy law
on me oA1fel' o''eh'fgtpg lhose d0ties'
f'os'o1o ma b9 person snail be under
a'J o41sat"" 70 nave Dflh " DEAN
ss2ns''
dc. g ~ "JNrDter enacted, &C, That
90 one Fna,i be e.ig'oe ~ Recorder 0nIess
ne be q duly qualified voter Of the parish
Tor W1lea nc Gay % elected.
0r9 &c. lhr@aer enaaeas &c. mat
~, W. n1ooae. fean' Ss.2's snteriHg upon
.n2 o..eiis'ss ~ n's aDties' axe me oath
Pso@s 8 - s1s o1os''p''99' Na'cn oath
shni' he feetsfd ana Feeeded by the Clerk
l I 1ou'' 20 ~ same paftsh;
osio's .hs sald clerk
~ y, U.s. = ,as's o. ,ils sls1sia we sum ot
49, 1917 4o4s,s, WIN Two solvent
sotido. and each r,r ia - y
order 10 SER. +. = -. ,,he gHo.s aIooons'
/, r. i secafs the ia't1fui performances
u W. IVY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27


qHtFg EfeteftAs EaftfE- saaH sass
igfst II The hgp7ybgiiaat =ssfBa QrraH 6f
Bngl8idts nos E,yafaisn oyer inc continent.
n b9pdfa.t naHjpsaj8s, Eve bundled B]reHi7ns
tejtssEH t~bnusa4A ifbps, lW9 IL atss1ii figefa4
aud ten tihBsjfHB lsti0dst 3taa Waqas haf
baga, Bnd hgs ba1dfad thaHa8ud waffiafa
march to battle 10 conquer ~ ~ ijH 8ta
brHds her bead uad ~ fla sina4t Il fhnaaaHi
ships of e3f anil . hundred thgtsard talisfa
fff'ytw baf btjjjugb1 tHp gseaB She wtfks
upon lha Hlfth, and 9rs hyajfsd 81 twenty
millions ~ htftiH beings f5al the slightest
PrnsatfR ~ haf f~,Gtsipp CutHas AL 50 s4As
41Hf0rs. HG5 h4hrj before tic QfaFd NJ EIns
Iafd, md hfku6Hihafn fda s4aa fiaI ogfant n(
taf dependent Rta4lages, baf @iugatsd liag
dhbta, Rud f#f gat4aiAhed e%na8ffr7. The As
syftart etn7Ira was iist ~ a]aaitys sTta II. ra9
nfBBif7 was 1at 50 gG9alagas 1ftn Persian
aA8plts WIS not go HFirpaiYat 1I1B 8tabtaa
afotira VS. H3i ST. pos atlld, The GaIt5aatz
Gfap epplfs gaa 61d 81 1fteI dfpaiaa The
sifsntsh etu pffa Wts not 81 widely ddIGssA=
We h99e ngsfft1 . greater aafa8t NJ taaatfF
Etat hilii7, fti6t seaHgae Of God, aRer faiadf
H5h5g5 sh59aad more eihptfef ,Hd d5ihfpra9
ni1fe kings th4H AtaEipjnf of hl1aedoHi We
Itys conquered tGofa nafiphs fhaf EtpDtnan
~ tho p!e0tttHdas " tj py af ager sub5unai
We bavf Hefatfat Afarr eztgnt n terrific
~ t1an TaHHstiatG lba t'attrr, apff ebnffod
t6s ilgfsa's l4gf8 across" Hust, E0mlaries
u Empire,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27
AMAII

Providing f0F lie election 6fJusil0ss Of The
Fsafh, except 10 the parish 81 Orleans
and Jefferson.
aEG. l. &c II enacted By he Senate and
Hgabe If NepreSeaiatibes Of The Stafe Of
L-aaasiaaa. tA Geaatai Assembly foasfnsa,
That pH election be- held 10 each 0f lha
poltgH Jury wards Ut lbs several pHtlshts
gf The Blnte on tbs third monday Of 1ajy
next. ftBIB and afterwards 90 The hfft
monday Of Nev8inhnf aighiesn huadnd
aud futy seven, aHd every i've yabFs
thereafter, Tor tie election III Jtsllaaso OF
tha pthae
Bgo. b. b IT, further enacted, &c. That
at The stoefiehs 10 Le heid aH lhs Third
Monday Of July B8Sf, III fBHny Justices
1T tbs PsHgs slal b. e!eBtsd In, hhd fbf,
faeh watd ii tls %segsfai Parishes, hy The
| qualified g0t8ts, residents Ut lhs wHfaf as
lilo peGItis of each If The wards respect
fyaly afe HyW entitled hy law l0 alset
members O. ilf8 police ety, bot IN iboas
words In Wbiffi there II III Incorporated
t6Wh, 81 Il iowa continuing three bundled
Inhabitants, there thai be elected i've Jas.
tees Of ihg Peace, and tls pefs9H feeaig.
log lhe Efaaaasl Number Of votes PEELED
ftf JIslrs If The pHBta within aa6lt Wafd
81 lie hHsi, VI my s1tfsolnsnt election
shall be deemed elected fgt ihe ssmf.
5t0 u III II further eHatted, de. That
tlg A~Ieeltea 20 bs hidden On las lhied
N9lday " Jolly dfAt Tor J~0stfFes bfths
Pslf6 for ih3 slKftai words, shall De- held
u thg staa places, and IN Ih8 sans taab,
ubf rs elections are nov teaGlfsd to be
hollau f9f HemBets u tbs poles Jury,
Sac. 4. ~ II further eaaetsA, 9fe Tbs
tho sbgflGs If lbs different parishes bs
faadifgd IT, htys notices If tbs elections
authorized by ibis oct, ptt up IN at least
lItfes public places, IN each ward, at least
fwsoty days preceding The ffst
sIeot6h,
EBo = ID H(ptfher enacted, Se Thst
immediately aitaf lbe passage ef IBIS hat,
lIj Cover fuf shall isstt8 D proclamation
.0fjefibg fhs etfeti60, and address to eaeh
n diB shsfras Of lh8 Stale a copy
fhstpaf,
SEU y, Ne Hfurfher enacted, gcJ Tltat
The fgtafns from Aagh ward shall bs mads
to tbs sheriff Of The parish, and Tie said
L
shefaH sH4lt thaks retgfa df4hs safa6 to
tie H5Yefdbf If ths States whose dnty il
shall BIZ la issGa commissions taalhg PCT.
sons eieaAHd ID Justice If lbg Peace, nai
said 1~stTers shaf eBlff upon lbe disGhafgs
If the daitss 80 som as lucy sliall have
ffe6tyeft H1aif commits sion, and taken Tho
eall raeifrd by lhe Constitution, and satd
Igsff6s shall tsm5in ID ohies until their
successors shall havs been elected and
qfallied,
8BG. u Dc hGuaher enacted, Sc. That
10 case If death resignation, 0ftsnt val #
any eflbe ] lsftesz m he rsaeesf Oh | or
fosprellye wDtds, th8 taf0thal authorities
shtI bg Required ls 1fdeF nj election 10 f4I
tho Yteahctss 50 046asio6sd.
(9laBsa) DAVlD A. RANDALL.
S5stksf If fhe HOUSE, Of Representatives.
(5tRnedJ IRAsiNOH. landry.
Lieutenant G0yetnpf md President II shs
Bnbafs.
hpptnyed, Isl June. 1e4G, %
(3'goadJ ISAAC tDHN5ON,
GGvefBoF NJ t6e atatg ~ louisiana
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

CoNsFABbHs,-As the election f9f com
bies doea not come on until November. We
have Withdraw VA the names Of the eandi.
dates. We shall, however, publish Tho
names d those who have paid. some flme
before the election,
Candidates who have not paid up viii
not be announced after to.dar.
TIN 9FHHHra. The n%bm5uaiIy vpt
season thia spring tas considerably Injured
our streets, andtie continued rains prevent
any permanent repairs being made 20
theai, Should fine weather aet IN for a
month, tho evil would Hoan ia remedled,
though The espeaaa Of hauling bfietb ats
and dirt aall up the places washed away
will be considerable. Tho work on aidn.
walks has been 7taht |dr q while on a.
gennt If wet weather and the Inability 10
procure river sand Those difficulties,
however, we hope are now overcome, and
We would advise these prpfiat0fs who
have bad side wales b repair them innta.
diaiolr, ifthey wtalsto save expense. II Il
q measure, that aside from rpiaIng the val.
ne of property, embellishea The town. and
eaablea ladies 70 70 from home, either OH
business Or pleasure, III all kind Of weatb.
subject appeala strongly to the gal.
efgentlamen pfeprietors, ifAo other
of pride Ia vulnerable.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

The weather fr the last w,es has been
very ~chsagaa5le and warm The river
i rairg dawo very fast 4 liule dry spell
wsad Sc hightlg beneficial 10 planters in &C.
ncral.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

MBoHAftas' ASSOCIATION, This assoc
citation, Wa hope, many BY low considered
fairly established, Tie objects iof which
was established, were BIS lull0Ws, VIII
lat, Their mutual protection against ep.
preston from whatever quarter Il may
come 49Hd 10 assist ID faF III lay In their
power, their brethren IN distress, aud 81 70
purchase books aud apparatus for the Ina
slniaiIon and mental Improvement Of the
members, Al soon III suTIiBiBal funds viii
have accumulated III tho treasury
At the regular monthly meeting held on
the 18th June, t5l5, az motion Of w II
Tuahafj, q committee Of three wa7 Bp
pointed ID yIstt Tie families d those Of the
members Of the association who afs gone
10 Matteg, aud If they find tbsh III need 10
administer then such ait a. the funds Of the
of the association viii justify them IA
giving Nassrs Ttnnaf I'd, TiIano aud Bulls
were appointed said committee,
A committee OF three WAS appointed 20
dfaB resolutions 10 be presented III tic neEt
meeting, expressive 9i tla We've ofthe Al.
soeIatlon On tbe conduct Of the Legislature
and Governor Ii their behalf
i An election Of officers will take place an
he Best monthly meeting # the Ass9cia
len, The sseonl Saturday IL jolly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

4 democratic meeting Il to be held at
Che Courthouse on Tuesday next, 91lh
instant " nonibate 4 senator to replaces
the lion, Wnh u Scott resigned. + NJ
Hereford AugasttH %D1ptantiof, aud u w
Newport are the candidates lOf honIm
ton,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

VOLUNTEERS "A company orgb volunteers
arrived her from ksatBFhy, on f'uesIag night,
5H their way TO Nav Orleans, on baafi the
James Hewitt After receiving tha necessary
arms and ammunition from The post, they
proceeded OF their way 10 The city,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

The 9th Regiment III Louisiana Vet9n.
'tsgfai Under Col. Feathefatgn, took I'D their
line d tiafeh fdt Blfilb BIZ Hla Iglh ilst,
It's stated upon good authority that Gen,
TAYl9f VIII 50 up the river t8 Heya8sa and
probably ~ Gahiaf96 IN d very short time
We learn from 8itf correspondent, h \
that Gov Henderson, WHO was Ill Fort Polk
On the lgth, his bean mustered int8 The
seftiee rs d Major General. Con tohhs
son has hBea elected Colonel Of ths ltegts
.mant Of Tekas Infantry, Capt Meltans rs
Lieut. COLONEL and NH Wells, formerly If
the army, Mataf. II Ii enid thai Major
Jack Hays has heen elected Colonel Of ths
Heglmsnt Of Texas Rangers, aud Waller,
Lieut. Colonel! but We bagu not the stme
authority FIR this Statements
Capt Poftet'g company IT Artillery was
stationed on the BraE8s island, and was
about erecting thsts an tBspaindef bat
terry
4 company Of tho 5th tnfhnttY bad left
for Hefhosa on Tho steamboat Aid. Htyhes
81 has bnen almost entirely abandoned by
ii7 iHliHbitsntsl as also the faHfh8s between
M~ataHnfos and the former place.
The complaints among the officers Of
the army ahl the volunteers ate universal
and lotl. that 10 more regular communion
tioti should b. hapi Up between THE city
and Point Isabel.
Tho recent appointments in The new ri
de Regiment are e%8eiling those painful TO-
hecliuus and remarks IL the army Which
were anticipated. No objection Il t0ads
to those who received appointments, but to
rHlB adopted by tho President excluding,
with d single exception, officers Of the reg,
UIaf service,
From The "Bepublie " Rio Gfante, Of
10Th inst, We now proceed - make
extracts, u bfihg up the military news
a little iB5fe eapi9uslY!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

lie vacancy oaeasiouad b. The resignation .
Dr. w. IL scott,
Wa 40 authorised 10 announce pf. r M
Hereford. d. a ranhId atf tbf the Mate Hahate
" rhiatt IL tha decision NJ 4 democratic tahFsna
tiln Ia he liatd on Tuesday ne ooh instant
-=
Alfaaas Ebtf0ns Please announce IN
yaur paper JAMES M, WtkaFF, aH candidate
w ihr office oI parish f]eeDfder, At Tue hekl
July election.
Nau ara authorised 20 announce CftAHtts
TRssiBn ~ II candidate fef Parish lipe6tdafi
~ the next July e]leetiofl
Yuu ara authorized 10 announce II, u,
WHtfa III can ,Ntate hf Parish Recorder,
al The next July election.
Yaa afa authorised tn announce sAaHRb
HE1tFiRth az candidate faF Parish ltetnfdaG
nv tha parish 8r tltBt DAtnn Rouge, at the
nest ltly election
Yen ara authorised II announce JAMES
Celffa ~ candidate tnt Ptfish Recorder, Al
tue nest July election
Nsn ARE authorised to annhuuta Ions T.
MrDAA a# eshtltdata Eof ltaFsh Ratvftefi al
,ha Next July election,
Yen are authorised 10 announce WILLIAM
y 1tuhpt AZ eanltla.e for Parish Recorder, At
The Re2t laIg election,
Nom afa authorised h aAnonHFe 1aHN H.
DurHeaA a. candidate toF Justice NJ The Pearu
III the frsl ward, under thin New eopetitg,
ltfimtlpetinn TO taHe place On the third
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

Wa 40 authorised 10 announce bf. r NJ,
Hereford, aa candidate tbf tho stale HahaNp.
\ rhiaat IL thn decision III 4 democratic taaFsfa
tiin IL he tatd on Tuesday ne adh instant,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

AIfasas Ebtf0ns Please announce IN
yauf paper JAMES N, NtkfF, aH candidate
Nv tie office oi parish fseUfier, at Tue hekt
Iuly election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

Wa Afa authorised 10 announce AHIUH=
FlN DUpbANftEtt, Eaa, as# Candidate
tef atite sanaier from This Parish, to Hi The
the yaeanay eataslunad BIZ tbe resign lion Ut
Dr. w. II. scott,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

Tas CpaaTci7l R3eiete. Of che South
aa4 SossA Hsst, b. J. d. b, Dsbor.-Fhe
agent Of this valuable wors paid Us a visit
last woek, and va are glad b seq that he
mst with soma encouragement. This Re-
view II d valuable work Ter refaraace.-
TIE statistics publishedin the las; number
as to the product and consumption Of corn,
deserves particular attention. We are
sorry That tims win not allow Us 10 make q
more heightened notice Of the work this
week. The agent viii pay this town ano-
thaT visit II about ten DAYS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

Wefe liftd fagre firmly On Che receipt ofihb
above nsW
EgsaIe Of Lepls B6napatte fom liam,
ION M0n1Hy tgtt 81 AIay, The Prince
succeeded IN ffteHhg bis escape hom the
fortress Of Ham, afef b close Imprisonment
for some years. Having assumed the dias
gtli#s Ola workman, he eghtfived 70 eIade
The The vigilance Of the s]sHtfiss 70 regain
his freedom, without my taolestaiiGn from
The battalion Of iBaBty that formed tbs
garrison Of the castle, and he arrived safely
IL London, Hhgfe we believe he h at pre-.
sent.
TJs Morning Hsr5td says that gbe Prince
escaped Ut I o'clock on tbs morning If the
2bih and rs the eyaht waa not discovers
al for ten hours afterwards. be could easis
~ have reached ths Betgfan frontiers, til
twenty leagHes distance, long before lie
telegraph Itself could hava been set 70
WORT The papers say le embarked II
81. Valefy.