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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
ITO eleven fhthpms Of wnter.

into eleven lhtiiBfns OF water
The bsst bower anshor wHs cleared q.
way and let 20, vhen lis chain wa pals
oBt 10 It's better end bu finding her siil
drifting, the sssotd aaehof was lei e.,
when ellie brought up aud rode, hsad TO tie
wind and ssa, fgf about Oh hour when
the wind Increasing aud the sen rising
sbe again commenced drifting and Al,
though the engine WIS constantly KEPT
working, she could not be kept head Il
wind, AHer she had drilled into seven ia.
thohg water, and the Sea making u hiI
breach all over her, TIE chains were then
slipped to attempt 10 keep her of shore.
At day break on the morning Of the 25tt
November, she was found TO be Off The
bar Of Tatnpie0, when the upper deck was
cut away together with the maipnast
when che was got before The wind. Find.
Ing lint The Boal had been neafly all en-
pended, she was hsaded for Tampiso bar,
and At Z g'ol0ek A. Nj. she struck aground
on the head Of said bar, where she re.
manned four hours with the sea making q
complete breach over her. Al meridian
same day, she bilged and commenced
breaking up. Al 4 o'clock r, M,, the u.
States stsataer spitBfe, Captain Tatnail,
sent boats 30 her assistance, and rescued
The Captain and crew ftoHn their psfilous
situation.
On the following morning, ~ Novem-
bsf, she was found n I've q perfect wreck,
with nothing TO be seen except her gal
lows fafng aud engine. Had 1t MT been
fur captain TatBall, officers and crews in.
trepid gEeai0ns, we should ell hays been
host before morning and their kind treat.
nent 10 ~ atsr we we're on board Bf the
Hpitfrn, entities them to orr heartfelt grats
itude. On the 2Bth Of November We we're
landed ri Tatnpic0 NJ about 2 o'clock, =.
NJ, where ! remained two days, when
Gem. Conner dispatched The sloop Of War
IT. MarTs for Pensacola, 70 touch ri Bfazos
santiago. 10 land Mr. Austin, bearer efdis.
froh gen. PATTERSON, | took pas.
for that place, but captain llill board.
ed lie, and said that there was no vessel NJ
Brasos santiago for New Orleans-so !
continued Oh board the sloop, and was
by her transferred % tho steamer Hsfeu.
lee, al the southwest pass on the "a inst,
nj . o'clock, P. M, after "A passage Of 30
from DraSos snntiago--shs being
hauled all tho passage. >
On the arrival Of tho Neptune off Tam.
,ieo ffen Brasos santiago, with 500
roops on board. there was eight feet wa.
OF OH the bar, aud Tho boat had IN be- liRhs
eHed before abe crossed over, when ~.
Saunders, o fthe sloop Of war d. Ma.
ordered all tho boats Of tho squad
Oh 70 oar assistance, and landed all the
on tho beach inside, when wa got
.p stream and went In without touching
Y gs
MI again took tho troops on board and
the town comfortably nj q o'clock. |
;. NJ, which could not have been done
tho assistance Of captain Saunders,
,r by his prompt eSortions we escaped a
qualify might outside. Before closing this
Unfortunate narrative Of tho loss Of my YES.
d, ! must here tender my gratitude to the
Ulcers Of the navy, oil Tampieo, sor their
and hospitality eEtended tn ms.
WIN. ROLLINS
Late Master u. n. steamer Neptune.
Nntv nFtnn1n FA,E.VnsorA tpAa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

A Coon STRHAK OF LUCK.-A CORES
pendent from Havana writes to our friends
of La Patria, that the grand prize of The
Royal Lo.tery-the SIO0,O0n- was
drawn by fly aegross, most of them slaves.
They had joined to buy three whole tick
cts, and gave one dollar each for that pur.
pose. Fortunately one Of these tickets
was the number 3997, and on the morning
ofthe 18th they found that each of them
had won $4,000. This; surely. Is more than
sufficient to buy the slaves freedom, as
regular value is from $500 TO $3.50,
end when they have the money and wish
70 buy their freedom, their masters are o.
TO sell them.-Deha.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
NOTICE.

The undersigned have this day formed
a Co partnership as editors and proprictors
Of the Baton Rouge Gazette. They re.
quest a share Of the public patronage in
their new career, and pledge themselves
that M pains viii be spared on their part
to render the Gazette useful and interese
ing. No interruption will be experienced
in the present subscription list oftbe paper.
A. P. CONVERSE,
F. G. HENDERSON.
Get. 31st, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

viRrUB.-Ths everlasting hills will
crumbs 10 dust, but tbs inRuonos ofa good
act will meyer die. The earth will grow
old aud perish, but virtue in tho heart will
be eyst green And flourish Throughout sfef.
nifty. Tho moon and stare will grow dim,
and tho s1n roll from chs heavens, but tfns
religion md ahdoflgd will grow brighter
and brighter, and mol cease 10 sxist while
God himself shall five.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
KAAITY

A man who 10 proud Of his property will
sotno times call himself poor, that you may
sooth his fanoy by conttadtcting him "A
great besbty, likewise, will pretend to be-.
Iievo that She makes an ordinary appear
anco, and
TN hopes Of contradiction, Oh win shy,
Methinka ! look most horrible TO day"
The most efectdal way 10 mortify
such persons, Is TO BIO pretend to believe
them, and acknowledge that there 10 some
truth In their assertions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
CoALt CoALl CoALi

COALt COAL! COAL!
200 barrels Of Pittsburg coal, just re-
ceived and for sale
CARDS
A fine assortment of cotton, wool and
playing cards.
CUTLERY.
so doz. assorted table and pocket knives,
for sale.
sADDLERY.
Cart saddles brich1ng, brides, names. and
collars, at prices % suit the purchasers.
GLASS, putty and oils, a general assort-
ment on hand.
BACON and LARD.
? casks smoked hams,
2 do sides
do shoulders,
100 kegs prime leaf lard, in store,
SALT.
100 sacks coarse and fine saltjust receiv.
ed and for sale
POWDER
20 whole, half and quarter kegs, superior
quality
10000 stone pipes
10 Gross Matches,
In store and for sale.
BEAL and SON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

Gsp. sU9TT.- The Washington pa
psrs shy not a word Of ihs departure Of
Gen, Scott from Washington, but NO thiak
there need be no doubt on tho subject. Tho
General musf have met The news ~ tho
surrender Of TutnpiGo soon after leaving
Washington. lie look his departure quite
privately, and sens 81 tho papers tusbtion.
cd that ho went 10 tho North on private
business. This IL presumed to have bern !
gnBe.-ptcuynas
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
uxnuuY.Ann

SlN- I nc annual FHiT ~ tho E.nuiRianh
Agricultuript's and Mechanic association
i' to he held al baton Rouge on the fire.
monday Of January next.
The executive committee, beg lesve to
address YOU IN behalf Of The Interests IF N q
Aeeociation. The Importance of annual
gatherings If ]eitisens " a State, FIR sha
purpose orrs teertihg plans for tho develope.
tneht Of its latent resources, and for dis.
terminating information relative to pursuits
In fall operation, has been felt a long time
IN Europe, and appreciated In the Northern
States Of otIr own County, as one Of tho
greatest incentives 10 Improvement more
particularly TO those engaged In agricnl.
ture. The Louisiana Agrieulmrist's and
Mechanics association, was organized a
few years since, 10 accomplish these drsira.
blc objects. Considering the difficulties
which ever attend new enterprises, aud tho
inoipieht movements Of new Institutions
this has cause 10 boaBt Of reasonable pro-
greEs, A large subscription has been s,.
tatned-though the beneficial results Of H.
have been marrcd ior n while by the un-
worthy conduct of a member who has sinee
resigned.
The Legislature has passed aauetins
resolutions, expressing approval Of the as-
ISOLATION, and declaring Il worthy Of tho
permanent patronage Of tho State, Able
addresses have been delivered Al the annual
Fairs, Which have been tead with delight
and instruction At the South, aud attracted
tiattering notice from the Northern jour.
mails.
itnow only requires the continued and
Eealons support ofthe citizens Of Louisiana.
to give the association a permanent char.
oeter of vigor and efficiency, fitting II for
the achievement ofgreat and useful results,
to support the pretentions Of our glorious
state, boastlng the possession Of a climate
and soil, for tho production Of staples that
can compare in value with those of any
other landscapes that are destined 10
attract TO our great commercial mart, the
Of the world.
The executive committee feel assured
Il is unnecessary for them 10 refer
in detail, to the claims of the asso.
a hint is sufficient to the intelligent
TO enable him at once to decide
upon the utility of sustaining an enterprise
1t ono so interesting, patriotic and bene.
Preparations are making to render the
fair, one of interest; a largo num-
Der Of the most e~nterprising citizens ofths
not heretofore visitors or contributors
signitied their intention OF attending
Ind in~terchanging knowledge and sugges.
ions with their brother planters, mechanics
md artists; and not a few have expressed
heir determination to become competitors
or the prizes to be bestowed BY the va.
ions committees. An able speaker, dis
inguished in literature and science, has
,een chosen to deliver the annual address.
In closing this communication, the com.
take the liberty of soliciting your
at the fair, and Of suggesting
hat it would confer q favor gua the asso. |
if you could bring with you some
in science, production, me.
or arts. suitable for the exhibition.
Enecufire Committee. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

or lis said that Indigo planted among
Cotton possesses the property Of freeing the
latter from the ravages If the Caterpillar.
We learn that a gentleman In one If the
upper parishes saved The greater portion II
HE Crop, Icy this means. The experiment IL
worth trying, aud If proved successful win
be ofinmehse interest TO the Cotton Plan
ters.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
SAW MIL

The proprietor informs his friends and the
public 10 generals that he has finished his re-
pairs to the mill, and that he il prepared 10
execute all orders which may be confded
10 bis care with despatch. Lumber Of all des-
cription and boards constantly on hand. Fog
sale cheap for cash only.
may 10 FREDERIC ARBoUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
AVIS.

Lo sonssigh6 iuforme IL public uutl Went
DO ieleF ls cafe tenu par IL pass5 par MI.
chel eranary, SIR In rus de- f6atiae, d in-
igrfn6 resPectteussmsnt lon Citoiyoos do
Baton Rouge qofl t0ntinnefa Is memo cnf3.
ct 1nti fsra son possible pour plaire na
public, ct rendte 80 ma son IN rsbdez.yg, ON
agreeable pour csus qui youdfont bien Pho.
norer do lstp pratig1e.
II iiendra t%otioars ses dsuz billiards On
bon 6rdre.
Dec A, 1910. q. uACKET
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

Y MoRt rnoorp fRon i~outstANA@W we notice
from the Com Times ot the oh lnBt, that
another call haa been made for one battalion
(aay 1--we compaBies) from the State Of Louie
lana,
we have not the least doubt that The Feall
Of We Marcy will b. promptly responded 10.
Who wouldn't 40 again, when 40 much glory
IL 10 Do Won, and sueh bright iaufels Of fame
only await "a e%nctrtle HE brow
The LnutsisntRn haa a twotold advantage
ia goine TO the seat Of war, and 10 him
is gtrea all credit for the Barrtfce ef peraon-
al Interest which hs willingly makes 10 de-
tend The honor At hts Q, untty, when like a
worthless thing He Ia sent home, and his pride
and glorious antieipslions crunbled In the
dust,
tlE visionary dream Of braws bedecked
with wreAtha Of fame Whosn memory ia TO live
on in tho pages ofhts eeunlry's history, alike
ode away. and he Ia len to realise the fact,
that he il emily a returned Here Of the Rio
CSs4sads,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

Mr. M Damn the Ysatfilaquist, proposes r
series Bf fashionable entertainments 10 our
citizens this evening al The court h6uss, for
further particulars see advertise rent II ~
Hther rntpmus
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
he

will undertake to lay brick and furnish
all the materials at S12 per thousand, and al
80 kettle-setting IN fo1r different plans, viz.
Cascade, Pillow, Cradle and Regerbere.
can at all times be found al the Globe Hotel.
near The ferry landing, Orders sent through
the posf-ofice will be attended 10
April Is 1916 r. TRANCHARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
BRICKS For SALE

Nelson Potts respectfully informs the citi-
zens Of Baton Rouge and vicinity, that he
has nov, and will constantly keep on and,
an assortment Of good bricks al bis yard in
Spanish town which be win sell at reasoHa-
bic prices.
June -, 1916,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
DEPARTURE OF MAJOR GEN=
ERAL SCOTT FOR THE SEAT or
FafA n

$500
The following 10 from the correspondence
If 'hs Baltimore American u the g5sh
nli.!
WASHINGTON Nov. ~.
General Scott and his slsH are ordered
~ MeAlep, h. give additional spirit md
direction ~ the army This naw m8gsrnent
is The result Of the recent Communications
and conference of which | made mention
In my letter If this morning, and have
grown out If recent svsntst IN M6siGb, and
adviebs from head quarters ofthe army.
Den. Scott was 10 leave In The mbil
boat this moraing, and has pf6bly n0Hs,
His destination j Tampieo, bat With lafgs
additional powers 10 control his actions
whom upon tho ground.
FROM both the Navy md Wa Depart
meHts, | learn, that every preparation IL
making for an attack upon Tampieo. The
fefos Q ,mmaBdsd by Maj gso, PattsrsoD
will march from Matamofoa down by the
coast through TaBaulipas.
The Van Moss CASE IL still prog D gsing.
This oourt to-day were engaged IN hearing
further testimony and cross examinations.
The jury not in The case, wsro discharged
nutiI Tuesday b6Ht.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
o. HACKET.
WrTmE

~ persons ars hBfoby notified not b. trads
win Or give credit 10 my wife Susan O'Vesl.
o. TO hire, Or buy any negroes from bsr, AZ
any such transactions viii Bs npIt and ysi9.
and VIII be proceeded efsb in the same man
nor 40 II no agreement bad beon made,
hFG@t II ALBERT nWETE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

We stop the presa 10 announce that we
have iust been Informed the President !
Message has arrived III New Orleans, aud
that he has requested authority from Con
gtess 10 raise twelve additional regiments
ofrogular troops rs well A. tho Volunteers
aud a grant Of Forty millions Of dollars TO
defey the expenses Of the War. Go a.
head Uncle SAM
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
oQUIN1NE no MINERAL,

Dr. CAMS Vegetable Aaus Pifis contain
beihsf Quinirs nor any Mineral. @
The proprietor authorizes his agent. 9 a.
guarantees ths cure, provided The pstagn acts
according 70 Tho directions asebmaaayiag
each bon, For sale BY g. q. TUTTLE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

Behold yon grotto where the dropping tears
Are serystalized to columns by long years;
So shall thy sorrowst child Of mighty grief.
Bear up like pillars for thy SOULS relief.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
HANS. CAPs. ROOTs & sH0Es-

Cashmere Silk and WOOL hats, fur caps
Mud and Kip Boots, Mems Caffseal and KIP
brogans. Ladies Calf Brogans, Misses bro
gans, Boys Calfan Kip Brogans, Youth and
Ghildrens' Broganr, Ladies fne Kip Shoes.
4 cases superior Russell Brogans. Boys do,
or sale by.
YTo1T.-c-
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THE B. r. GAZETTE.
CONVERSE u HENDERSON,
pWUpRI ETOlts.
BATON ROUGE, EDEC. I9ht, ls4G

Ire ~ttatette. Our 1tptaE-Ffam and after
hts date we shall invariably charge "A fol
owe
For one years subscription II paid
p~fsvfous to expiration ofiefm. 81 90
paid after, and the trouble Of run
Ming after ii 0 90
Advertising and sub, by The year, 20 90
Cards ot Doctors, bawgefB, &c, per
year, ~ 90
Advertising per square 10 lines 20
tonstitutute asduafe, rne insertion, ! 90
Every s~ubse1ueht insertion, zoe,
Announcing n candidate for public
once. [tf a subsertbef) 90
Announcing do (hoAasnbseriber.) 20 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
DISSOLUTION OF CO.pART-
NERsHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween DUraoca N CONVERSE Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Those who
are indebted 10 the Gazette will please
call and settle promptly with John X Dn.
rocq, who is authorised 10 receipt for the
JOHN X. DUFROCQ,
ALBERT p. CONVERSE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

TIE AssAssINS OF EMILE DICHARY.
W. learn from the Messenger Of the 9Th
Inst: that the murderers OF the unfortunate
FvTrr DrcHARY, whose melancholy death we
noticed in our last number, were pursued and
over,aken on Friday and Saturday last BY a
rsrty az about forty ~citiEsns Of that parish.
negro aaan HARET, who inflicted the
..onnas vnieh caused The death Of D1cHARF.
~sasnaaseg resisted bis ~ParsaeTs' until they
o's compelled to shoot him down, which,
"e1sdength accomplished by Mr OCTAvE
MIfown. fhis masteF)
On the following day, Saturday the ne
vvn wnma Lucy, his wife and acComplice i'm
9slae murder, was captured. she will doubt
lsvs safsg lie penalty d Der crime, which Is
me without parallel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
CortBar.

galHs
CoNtHar.
Les danes 10 Baton. Rouge aonnaissent
pariAitement Ii fnoyen De faire dun aetB
Ne "Reminiscences uBe occasion de plaisir
pour tette In eomrnunaut6, Aussi on taglips
rhs0lu lie bonner, IL IA De ee mois, Nh
grand concert MI behefee De regliqs tpis.
eopaliepne, Dams oBtte circumstance et
tranraihaife 10 beau sere ds 6ellp vile pt
dss shvirons, en- deplBYant sss ainablps
ialens, metitera les wife appiaudiussnpBs
de tous eeut qui aureht lie bonheuf d'assis.
Ter 1 eelte bhfemonie musicale.
Nous ne commissions pas al iasts lee
nBfnH de toutes Les denoiselies qti prem.
dront part a ee c%unteFiy mats neus avans
acquis Ia gertrude que Pune d'entrs elIss
rhantera, sn haitea, Ia mblodiense cave
line de In Norma. DoHas par Ia nature do
n vpi, Ia plus agreeable. tette iaune ttet.
a de pits rayantage ia voir recu dee
~
leeDns de Nne, VaItelina, pelebra eapta &.
tree qul fira lise avsb lie ~paeaiiytgs lee nlns
rehomnits de Flsufope n do i'Amtfiuus.
En- lin mot cette Holennlth phiiarmonigue
offira des ]attfaits De tout genre.
II nest done ghAfe douteu1 q%u'tln'y AZ.
~ pas suflisarnment Do place pour tottes
lea ]personnes qni d6sireroHt ! Atfs admises.
Les BAtimBns 10 In garrison, % ellie aura
lieu, Bet0ht, nous osons l'aHifHer, %alpl,r.
ehseftaht assiegas par tine multitude ia.
mateurs, qoi M rausstfebt A 90 E,irs atyrir
les portes qua eoaps De proiectiies d'ar-
gent. Ne sera.ee pas lie cas- d'entonner
dc part et d'autrp l'hytnne he III v%letatfr !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12
TnAT rlRCuSl

The Great Nesiera Circus, az advertised
IN our columns Of Lac, week and the weet
previous, to perform IN our town, came a da.
after promise and exhibited OF rather preten-
drd to egklbt some Of the various equestrian
feals held ont in their haud.hille,
Every body v,nnt as a matter Of course,
aut every hady returned home voty much die.
satisfied, venting firth great indignation upon
those whoptaetised so openly upon them
This has ever been the eose with such
travelling companies; they hold out to us
AN extrayagant bin, (Which has never fail,
ed To he more attractive than tho perfor-
nance itself, particularly SO, 10 the child.
rau) and when they have got our money
safe in pocket they blight our oKpecta.
tioas, BY palming offuPon us country foihs,
a. they imagine, the shreds and least a.
traetive faats of their performances.
We would simply remark for the bene.
Fl, Of those who may travel this way here.
AFTER with their shows Sc. hat the coHstrg
falks, IN these d'ggias are a little too smart
to be CALLED a second time.
Ladies Coaecrt.-The ladies Of Baton
Rouge and vicinity are about TO give q
Coneert Of Masjc on Monday night the l4th
inst. at the Garrison, the proceeds ofwhich,
are to be applied in Rqaidating the debt
contracted ia erecting the Episcopal
Church. The object is a laudable one,
and we feel confident that tlte affair win be
one of interest, We hope to see a full
house on the occasion.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

infantry crossed 10 The boats prepared Of
Ban ANTONIO
Colonel Hardin, with eight COMPANIES
af The IHt regiment OF illinois voIuntssfe,
eams up ON the evening of tbs 18TH. Yes
AsFday he ofpsqed the river, and will joln us
IN the o9irys Of an hour, W. have I've on
a~Dnpsllsd 10 delay . few days 10 Fspair sur
IFsiH=tTU wagons otsfyiBg iifsysHys days
f~atlDns, and recruit orr horses and 2nalgs
much reduced by a long march, without
any thing hat prairie grass 10 feed on.
A part OF the train had travelled from
LHyaGoH, three hundred and thirty miles,
without d days rest. We shall resume our
match with about 1900 men, OH the morn
ing Of the 10th instant, after leaving n
company to take charge Of The boats and
The ford Of the RIO Gfande, until tho fsat
Of my column Under The direction Of Colo
mel Ch1fBhill arrives, which IL expected in
The course Of ten days.
Unfortunately The QuaftgFmasist's bgpatls
mshl Ia without specie. Tfsa slFy Notes
are Of no Use TO ~, ~ The MsxisABs will
take nothing but gold and silver. W III pri.
vats means, and borrowing, We shall he
able 10 pay for half Faii0ns 1f eBtn during
8af stay al ibis place. Whether ] shall be
abs TO succeed ma we'll ut other towns ~
doubtful My route 10 ChihnaIlna will be
through San Fernando, Santa Rose, end
pafhaps N oiNl8va. Az this point I will en-.
deay1F 10 open . communication Zen.
Taylor, which Il aoulj sssti. will bs net
sssafy on account of supplies, As sJ8n as
ths--wHl HsAsdn commences orr oDfn nanl =
cations with San Antonio, and the PfgsiA
dib Will be, In a great measures, cat off
the route in many places ~indepsndsnet NJ
the streams, viii Boz iBDassabie. Hence |
will be ~etstppelIed 10 establish a depot H
supplies at .MDaclBva, OF GONE other point
III tho interior, and on n Fouts leading 10
Gen .Tayl1F's aftny, 0r depot ~ supplies.
The supplies In the country sfg limited
A partial amount III -four and goFn. and
fill raliohs NJ bsef, can be obtained.
have ordered the Qa1tternasteF's dspaft@
ment 10 8twafd ~ fast ~ possible, ill The
subsistence he could ebAaln bstw cen lhis
and the taiddle Of November, when Il ts
thought We may have oar communications
interrupted by wei weather.
Bdgsdisr General Shields arrived yss=
and confirmed tho previous iDtslIi~
genee II q hard fought battle between Gen.
and Ampudia, and also Of The ga
pituIation. This morning was informed
by an intelligent Mexican, Santa Anna
had arrived nj Salltitlo with 10000 men,
and, with those II Athpud'a. II akiHR q
Of 10000 nen. II IL also stated That
The Government bad eaitsd ont 10000
mil tie. II = few days | shall hnow she
ruth of tho rim0f. / herewith aeni 70
ofan ortlsT issbeI6n tho arrival Of the
ir69ps on tho RIO Gfande. Also a report
" Lisnt kingsbuF's, Of the route and days
march from San Antonio 10 This place.
am. very respectfully,
Your obedisut servant
JOHN r. WOOL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

Mr. Ante a gentleman Of scientific and
literary attachments, proposes q series Of
Lectures On Phfenoiegf, The hrst Of which
was delivered on Saturday sFehing At The
MaFhst Hall Ills lectures IN future viii be
delivered In the odd fellows Halt Tickets
ear be had al the book store Of Mssfs,
Pike Il HafomaH
-A-@El@l4
To hioFebau %sliyant, empfuhie AZ Con
asrgat0F, neus ergyBns aeYoiF l'ihsbrer dams
nos COLONIES, apras ayoir tait dIsparaitfe
les taehes don't etail convert son habit frans
cafe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

TOmliason 4 Bqbis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-12

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