Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
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We copy from tho Mem York Duly
Tribune tho following newsa~-
The steamer Caledonia was autographed
nt Boston ut II o'clock A. NJ. Yesterday
(i0b) and arrived nj 2 O'Clock =. M.
She left Liverpool on The 4th, andbringg
papera Of that date.
The news 10 unimportant.
Thu Liverpool papers arc ftlod with mn
account Of he visit If Prince Albert 10 that
place, and tho magnificent doiDgg on tho
6tcnston.
Tho cntton market was without
my percepnbte ~chaneo-~and improve.
ment bad inien place IN tho manufactnr.
ing districts, N consequences Of tho probn.
bt!Ity of The pHssnKs If The nov tarih'biIt.
Owing 10 the tariff having passed the
moro popular branch Of Congress, tho va.
Inc Of iron hag risen in nnticiqation Of n
lar . export 10 The United Stntes.
The money market had huctuated but
little since the smiling Of The last pnchet.
The BRITANNIA arrived in Liverpool from
Boston on tho 3lst uIt.
Louis Bonaparle, OK king Of Holland,
died at Legborn Of apoplexy on The oath
ult., aped 81.
The Pope Of Rome has granted n gene.
rul amnesty for all political Offenders.
Tho definite on tho sugar duties occr.
pied two days, md tho government aehe.
INC tfiumphed by n majority Of 2O3 to 1876,
nenrly two TO ono. This result virtually
nbrogates tho monopoly, and placoa sugar
IN the same category NJ corn-by an easy
decIensioh 90 tho high rood to FREQ trade.
Sir Robert Peel gave tho Minister'S mea.
sure n generous support md Tho gfeatnres
Of tho majority may DO traced to that c f.
CumBiancc.
Another attempt haa been mnde on The
life Of tho King Of tho French. While
seated ut n window in the palare Of the
1'ollleftes 10 listen 10 n concert performed
by ihe National Guards, on the 9Oih uIt..
Il man IN tho crowd drew n pistol md fred
two shots Mt the King. lIo missed him,
Of c~oufse--and ats0 those in tho vicinity
md WIS Immediately arrested. lis name
was JOSEPH Henri. And said be- was weary
of life and fesorled to thia crime as ii
means Of meeting death.
The Telegraph between PHILADELPHIA
and Baltimore communicated the follow
ing information, which we derive from pa
pcrs Of tho latter city ;~
PHbADELrHtA, Aug. -, 10 + NJ
LAr"rnr FROM RIO DE- JANnuto.
excitement on account ofkhe war mih Ncr-
leo o6er Of coaroYt 10 American Mrrchant
p~csscis.
Adyices fom Rio de Janeiro TO The 10Th
ult. were received nj New York to day.
The ne,gs ofthe breaking out Of the war
between the United States and Mexico
had been received ut Rio and caused
great sensation. II was utterly impossible
10 obtain Ireights for the American vessels
in port, and Cnpt Rousseau of the Z S
lriRate Columbia had notified American
ship mo storg that the Plymouth and Balm
were expected at Rio, and would
conway amy vessel out that required it..
The Brazilian Government were send.
ing troops to the province Of Rio Grandc,
IN consequence Of anticipated difficulties
with Buenoo Ayrcs.
Mr., Vice President Dallas has agreed
to accept IA public dinner, TO be given ut
Warrington, Va, on Tuesday, next by some
democracy Of Fauquier. The letter
invitation says
"Apart from the hospitality due TO you rs
n gentleman and stranger in this nerghbor.
hood, they propose especially 10 manifest
their respect and gratitude for tho cniighten-
cd int lllgcnco and distinguished fidelity
with "htrh YOU have discharged your duties
as Vice President Of the United States, "and
particularly IN tho late action Of the
on the Tariff
"Dtstlnguisbed fdeIly"! This language
may be deemed appropriate by the democ a.
cy Of Virginia. where free trade doctrines are
rife; but IN Penn ~ylgaaia, whose democracy
went 'oti' pot's IN 1914 uuder the banner Of
POLK and nat}aa and the Tariff of 1912" The
conduct Of the EIao President is character
ICED.
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