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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

- FOr NpRy FOR stI.E-A Rare ehsrcs.-r .
:. En- pire Iron Foundry. sliused on Grand a. near
- tire lerrie. IN he thriving village 81 W ismshurrt
To suy person wishing 20 commence business lhs AZ.
lords an opportunity seldom With. as u n complete
order ara will De disposed Of urcommony low 10 cash
customer The cny FOR selling .. The proprietor
business which calls him 20 distant part n his Stale
B. There Is four wears expired lease upon the pre-
m ses from is Nav ief1 Possession given immediately
II required Apply 81 Clinton o. n Y OF 80 Grsnd st.
"a fau.hurgh bfSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09
,.,a Letters Remaining 10 the n. Post once
LIZ " Saturday, February 8;

y- pias., sael.ioa ne DATE " he Luz q ~A'ea "f'
',,.,a LADIES' LIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

attic bfck house snd oi 10 iee, the scuih side o.
~ F0uneenihst between Eighth ard Ninth svenGes-
said house and bu In the best possible OF
me best materials, embracing the most modern improve
n-rts ard conlsning srCe number OF convenient and
well arranged rooms. H0ase 2Sxs4 feet yin two siofy
eNteu.or n ~ feet he full width q the lot forming third
paor or oressasiroou- Lot > BY lbs feet Inches For
farther particulars apply tp
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucioneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

go DirecL-rhs splendid new bsfque FAAn,ls
sen WATTS, hayiag the whole Of her cargo engsra
and going on board VIII sail with dispatch, ana less,
Galway about ths ltIh Of March Persons densous "
having their hiends ought out by this favorable opPe
tunity, should make s.lfly Application Ia
VI JOSEPH No VI HKAY, cor Pine sai a0aln ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

ITO LET-One Of he very beat pews In Grace Church
In which persons can 81 c0nioriaDlY Adde'S
xkX. Commercial Advertiser oifce AJty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

COALs sui sell he best P.sea Orsh.rt Coal AZ thes'
q in. PETER CLINTON KinE-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09
*. CnINTRY RE~InENCE.-Al rrival- saIe.

"a beautiful sltrsiion near New Brunswick, v }.
- the turnpike rosd. miles from New Brunswick,
containing acres Of highly cgtvsted land, In excellent
fence well aid nh al varieties OF fiuiL On he pre-
misses are well buili house, SNs furnished n modem
sty!egooI hArn rrisge-huse sheds cribs. barracks,
6c-a nevers,lng spnng Of waller Dor farther psrsicu
ARE. apply 10 ANTHONY }. bLkEShEk,
Al Groxt al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09
- At PRIXArE sALE-rhs lhrss .lory boz

- At PKINATE StLE-Ile lhIee sIofY mouse
B IS Ctn0npsce Eighth stl fepeie with every
verience snd In good order. The lot IL on lease u
years uneXpred and subject % four separate renewals of
Il wears each groaud rent Of Slb5 per sunum snd On
each FenewA. rcrcenten he valuation Size ottot > BY
100 feet deep with the privilege u Al alley ~ feet vide IA
lie rear FOR farther particulars, apply 90
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auciioncer
At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

es, AT PRIVATE sALE-A valuable Farm bali
oYS mile from Piainheld New-Jersey-tbe house Is ~
feet by 80 feet, stories high, sided WIN cedar
shingles, hed In to the roof was butt by jon sdlte
Pa anerwsrd owned by David w Whiunore, ksq con
tanning IS acres OF fine land divided In small heds ~ the
best OF fences and IN high state Of cultivation Hge
harm stable cowhOuse, carriage and wagon hoise, 'oo
sbop cow crib ice and hen house. all built by The day and
IN be hast manner II well stocked WIN all hnds 0i
init rer. Fine front aud rear lawn OF acres pesuulu
i arrsngea with great variety of ornamental uees, and
Inv shrubbery This Il. delightful situation, very healthy
and convenient Of New Ne the cars pass
to and from three times day within haia mile OF he
house For farther particulars. apply 10
! Broad. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

~
OF New. York-A farm OF Two hundred and twenty
@aere. of excellent land situate In Bedford Wesches-
Ter Co Y two and half miles from the railroad depot,
For farther particulars inquire Of - . 49,
~ lm- SAMUEL H. BARRETT. l9i fnthst
"a FARN-At private sale, % acres u good land IN
~ Meulchin Middlesex Co. N. J. within miles of
- New Brunswick, the turnpike road-substanliA
good outhou,es etc For farther particulars apply
IN I3fIwI A BLEECKER, Broad 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

"a At PRIVATE sALE-Ths yelusble landed pro
~ ne,v ~ Fpenems smith deceased consisting Fl the
Whiiesione Farm, adjoining the steamboat handbag
aud also the Fowler farm adjoining the village OF Cnn-
,nnyiil about one mile from said landing Possession
can be had Immediately Also, sundry pieces and parcels
of wood land and salt meadow and about my village lois
varying from ID An acre each For farther particulars,
sppiy to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auetonssr,
Jon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

~ The cellar on the corner of Washington aud
Lobigh sts was broken open between ~ and o'clock
saturday nigh, and some $500 worth Of provisions and
other property stolen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

ON mas always been awarded 10y The American ~
ttsl 10 Wdsrs Patent SalsnsndeT Safe, when pscea
composition with others. A..
And when fairly tested by hro with other Safe. go
smsndsr The subscriber IL the ory per.on u Ne s's.
authorized by the Psieniee 10 make or seil ne
""N'' " fyJ Waeft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-09

FousDLiSc-At 81 r NJ yesterday an infant
was found at ls9 woosterst behind the front DOOR
The building Is used a. a church by Or. Wals's COR
aregation. Taken to the Aims House.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
PROspECTEs.

The City Of Baton Rouge has b.. o,,e
tho seat 0i Government Of Louisiana, and
ere long there will be erected in its midai
q CAFiFoL the corne stone Of which was
laid on the 3D. November 1917.
Mr.. Pointel du Portal, Painter and Ii
thographer, desiring TO celebrate this 10.
icfnni'y, IL Of present engaged in Hlhoera-
phing the CApfT0L, three different views
o. which will DC presented according 10 fbs
superb plans Of Mr.. DAKfs Architect, who
10 this recent production Of his talents
seems 10 have surpassed hinIselc
DR. Pointcl du Portail IL the only artist
who has been authorised 10 execute these
photographic copies, by virtue Of the excln-
slve privilege granted to him On the sOtE
October ls47. Nov. G--4G 2n.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13

adopt every measure that, Without violating
the usages Of oivilised nations, will give
additional vigof 20 The war, and still more
hafass and dispirit the enemy and we
DIE no prophets, IT. In sit months, The foe
do not supplieate us for peace. but 70 nc.
cotnplish these ends, n force 6fifdm 10000
10 10000 men will be required, which
should be concentrated IN Mexico, before
The foe has had time 10 reBuveF from the
shock IT his recent tremendous defeats.
Delay now might indeed compounds al
Our heroic little army has achieved. After
The Decentralization Of the additional force
necessary, small corps d'afmee Of from
1000 10 BD00 should be distributed over
the country, so as TO hold military posses.
aion eftbe capitals Of the different States,
and every Thug would quiet down to q
tranquility equal 10 that which exists here
The mass Of The Mexican population, by the
testimony Of all history, Is retnathablp for
being easily governed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
u 4

I'm Sabbath m0rnipg 18th inst, Miss CoHRE4
btA YoyHes, agsd 81 years, y fatjVh 6f Fartnz
tngton, Conn, ard lats > pupil in Mount Holy.
ohe Female Seminary.
On year ago, the sabiset Of this aetine eft
her native village and b6eatla q resident Of
this town. Comparatively a stronger IN our
midst, yet she had tnatiy friends. an IN t,s
Iatge procession witch followed her rstnyi u
10 their final resting p'aea, ~ ny g. as nj .
SISTERS grave. A r~etiri0e cent g spirit. kinI-
TESS which attended 70 adl within III cifeis gf
her influence, and - heatt VII eh ueyes fatteG
to feel for others WOES, htt seenfgd FIR b6r The
love Of ajl who knew het. ii atl b. .raGty~
Ing 10 her absent friends aid relatirest {, kto9
TINT tl'oneh SIZE dec MOI amo,a her )i,lte,
yet the hard Of affection miniaterfd b Ipsr
wants, IN her last hours, and warm bea IL f.
for her on her bel Of dsath, ana common ed
Ter 10 the covenant God.
We mgurp The departure from 6tr midst, II
one 80 aCcom liahhd and beloved, yet. such Il
death 10 "Glgse d. For, though they liz down
IN al curly grave, though they sieet far FROM
The green fields Of theit ehildhood's hons. yet
'Btsssrp arc the dead who die IN the Lo.a,."
- Communicated.
On Tuesday ths 9th Incl, ZoE Cstse4tsg,
infant daughter Of Mr. Charles and Mrs liz
Guodry.
On the Same day, Mn o. r. BHooks, aged
about 80 years.
AZ Datea' Hotel on the 1T. inst; Mn
WALTER q. GHAY, oil Montgomery 'olnty II,
aged about Is yeara.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
Tribute Of Grntitude frOnA
Ireland.

The Washington Unton Of the 3Blh ptt.,
contains The sttbtoined eppy If an Address
from the corporation Of The city Of Cork to
tho President Of the United States, present.
ed by Capt. pekay, Of the f~faesdoHiaa
frigate. II Is handsomely written out on a
roll Of paper, and etnbellished nj top OH one
aide with The flag Of tbe United States, aud
Oh the other side with the British flag.
The seal oftbs corporation attests the Att
thrntitity Of The signatures, The roll Is
enclosed II II small, neat mahogany box,
with the tIlewioging inscription upon 81
metallic plate
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13

des Reglsmanis du juri dc police,
maintenant en- yigueur dams cellB paroisso,
pour 6tre public, 81 ql'un eomite compose
de Msssrs n. Wall, w. w. lennon, ct
+. II. Allan, soft Domin6 pour examiner IL
dlt digssis, 81 faire lour rapport al Jttri de
Police, ct que Ia dile sonlfne soft pay6
loFsftle 10 DIT digeste sefa ]appr9uy6.
hesglu-@Qne Papplieuiion fate par M.
y. hiriart pour Ia sotntps 10 viuat p]iagires,
soft Ut est par 10 present, alieu6e.
Bur tn9tion-Rssolu, qu'altendt que 10
if6sorier des fondy legu6s an4 files inji-
gefltes dc eeite paroisss par Julien ppydtas.
est deG6d6, qne le greHigr seit feqtis de
notiher les CofBrnissionaires des dila fynds.
de s~'assembler aH btre au du .ptefiar dc
eette pafolsss 10 90 Gourant. pour nolnwar
81 %tt6sofisr pour lesdits fVtda.
Sur motion dc M. WIN. w. Lemmsn il
iuti s'esi ajgurn6 usqu'a Mardi 10 ~ eouranl
q dix heures du matin.
MARH 20 Uetpbre 1a47.
10 Jurl s'est assemble egnfprmemenl 4
PHJ7urnengHt. Ct s'pst pnsn'te ]ai6urnh iu..
1tPan premier igtdi do J~anvter 1g4a. n l.,
grefieF est charge do notifpr les msni,rsn
de s~'assetnbler 90 jour inda1h,
LeJuri s'esi al0rs ajttrp6 atae dje,
ROSEMOND HEBEnT pres,,
Eros HHHEHr n~rafFiHr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
PharmaCic Venire.

~ 80 t.siant d 'giran + mn 20 4ae 81
/. nr1ps, gffre ! ven RI 50 Fbarmaeie T. 10
d!sptls i'iis 4ainzaide dBnlkea i lhbn YAM,
9ens aro s%itaatiDn dgs pits fsy9rabj !, a gs,,,
dalfant par - tl6 III d bien 6iorsie M rsvepg
ukstrf. ~ = ''''
" ifVtte en- tde,1e temps les terst mos dot
les cothpt o, inlet gGt ftt G,5,s aga,t I,,ts
nee eoaraht6 1s47,J ! verit L. p.gsr ,m,gs-
d'ats4'sat Cent . sefo,t p,s raells a.,
mos ~ l]1ngief proclaim, ssfyut tarn,s n. 90 les
tdairs 4'th 4'6Gat.
l' f6t'ssigBt Went Ne raneav lfar eua 9.
Ineht sss indictments staples ct eoatpo4is, Sos
AIMS y tt6nVergttt 0tntna pr 1 gass6, m ~.
90 tjHiett stnplst n vaft6 auk rig IT. arr
tertns les plus scy0m auianfz,
= r. - a II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
DRUG STORE ron SALE.

We undersigned desirots NJ MAKING , W
aae y FtrHte, gfBrs I'm sale ltis d,ng nte'
established for hbsut frsen years II r,tat,
Rouge, ~ q most d~ssiratta ieealien, lt4 estgb'
l%ifhiheh' is fnlronrsed by = laras Bptn'las #
god cusbttHsra, md Is yielding > snte ,pra,an
an persons indeb ted 10 him either ft NJ
counts " tiotss aaotfaeied before Tho rt,,s,t
g4at Ost1. hte here y ta4Heste h t,ti and
set lH ttf e"hfe immediate II. ,I7t6s4 # ! Iii
no h7ts be u lpid efme he metth Of tsna
y neat, viii hen be- placed in Tho ,aais II
an attttney FIR collection. -
me , dfrsjgnd has nc MI, repewed
entrely his stoes n f<bes { medfisss si,,nts
and cotnp6nnd, mi Is prepared ~ tstatt9ss
To furnish the satn l. tH4 frtatIs ~ tl,a ~.
r~easont|ie trims Ind pica@.
#. tOURDAy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
nlrrtion Rntnrma.-LoptstAN

Election Iteauras.lLoVtstANA
t,H]atstArvHn, In The Senate The Wings
have n gain Of one. IloUstl. WhigsaAre'
ported a.. Democrats reported ~
The parishes 10 lie heanl troh, sent I o
the last Legislature four Wings and four
teen Democrats, II they RESULT as before,
The Democrats will pave "a majority ofthfee
In the hUuss.
II Is reported that Na'cbItoches has elect.
al WING members. W. viii not however
inelpde those Fetufhs which are not well
authenticated.
The following Is i complete return Of the
yotS IN al The pa igiss Of The Second DL.
fgLg G,r ~tnetuitnfH If CUurfess, viz
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
Ne MONTRENnIE
Gererot Pr0ctaioaer IN aad lrqfsssoy of
DENTAL !. GEnv

"s'Tm fr"cIaI0AeT ~ nut 1r0fcGa0y nf
DENTAL sORGERY
LATAYfSTE SqCAEE, Moth Street. near s.,
Charles, desires 70 offer his services to tn,
people Of New Orfcans, and solfcitg d con.
t'nuance Of the very liberal patronage tIug far
bestowed upos him. Having made himself ac.
quatnted with the best node % SURGICAL Treat
h1enIt, ~ practised by Hudson, Blake. parrolcv
&c, he IL PREPARED TO perform all OPERATIONS
upon theTEETH in a manner calculated to
give entire satisfaction.
In the mechanical department none but the
best worknen in the Southern country shaIl
DC employed, andno pains shall be SHARED 10
SUIT those who may favor him with their rat
fonage. In severe Surgical cases, or where
the nervous system is very susceptible. the
VAPOR ofETHER, for producing inaensfba.
ity to pain, viii be administered b. those who
may wish the benefit Of the truly spain des-
trOying agent"
Persons suffering with deases 0 ftbe Teet,
Gums, MaxillaryS Sinus, or Antrnm. are invited
to call. The pathological treatment Of such
diseases having received the special attention
Of Mr. NJ.
The charges vii be compatible with the ez-
ceilence Of workmanship. and skin in the
performance Of operations. Nov, 3--40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13

TMrNGs 10 BIZ ADmrRGp.--T admire a
pretty woman, who thinks more of person.
al charms, Dthan the qualities Of her heart;
and who al much sooner discover a mole
IN her ncighbors character, than n in
her stocking.
Q. ! admire an old bachelor, who
hates women aud children, in general,
because he Fnows he does not deserve
the respect o. consideration Of the first;
while instinct teaches the latter to avoid
such a monstrosity in nature.
3. admire the man who displays his
Benevolence and Charity in every quarter,
except the n least the object of public
attention-Home. lie gives a striking
proof the dear people are more to be re.
garded, and cherished than either wife or
children.
A admire a mar who is a Saint on
the Sabbath, and a devil the remainder of
the week.
s.. | admire the Religious practice Of
thrusting a black bag under the peoples
noses, just after the Preacher has concluded
an eloquent Sermon upon the text-"Lay
not up your treasures on Earth &c" be.
cause this is carrying the war, literally,
into the enemy's country.
6. admire the sale of Pews, in a
at public auction, just after the
Of divine service, because this
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
JURI DE POLICE.
PAAotssg QUEST BAroN NoUaE.
LnNDr IS Octobre 1917.

Ic Juri de- Police do Ia p~aroisse Quest
Baton Rouge s'egt assemble conormemenl
b Ia detnande du President.
PngsENT-Messrs ROsemond 4iebert.
H'laire Bergeron, j. u. Labauye, Peter
Ladton, =. II. AlIain, II. Wall, WIN. w.
Lennon, ct L. neutrality-suspicious.
VIM. ]. Lyle.
LIE president ayant fat cor aiGre les tai.
sons pour cetie sGance extraordinai o, los
deliberations sUiyanteg ont gu lieu.
Sur motion de Valentjn Hebe4, le DR..
Al. Doussan fut nommG TN des commits.
siollaircs du Legs de Poydras, Il Ia place
de feu p. A. Laaton decide daus cctta par.
oisse.
Le Juri procGda alors an scrrfiq j re-
lection dun tresorier pour L. p~aroisse pour
PannGe courante lie DR.. 4. j. Doussan
d etc pnanimement Glu d cette place, ct le
grefier est prize de lui notifer de son cleo.
ton.
Sur m%otion--ll o etc r6solu que 10 tre-
sorier entire de suite dams SEES fonctions. en-
sc conformant aux requisite ms de Ia loi.
Sur motion-Un comitG compose de
Messrs f. x. Allafn, T. Derichebourg ct
j. b. Labauve, ft nonrrne6 pour examiner
les complies de Pancien tFGsorier, ct fare
son rapport immediatement.
LIE comite a fat son rapport CONNIE suit,
Savoir: Nous soussignes, NOMINEES par lie
Juri dc Police de cette paroisse, pour ex-
aminer les complies du defrut Tresorieg,
depuis lie 81 Juliet 1s47, jusqu'a ceGte date
lie Is Octobre 1917, certifions que d'apres
les documents qui nous ont etc soumis, il
est entire au tresor pendant cette Gpoque, Ia
sonnrne de Deux mile, sept cent trente cina
piaStFes, quatoa re ct TN demi cents (S2735-
l433) inclds I'm billet dc B. Fayfot de SlOO
echu lie % Septembre 1s4s, ct que les
paiemens, inclus les commissions ct frais
d'enregistrement, SO montent d mile sept
cent quatre vingt quinze piastres ct deux
cents, ce qui laisse une balance en- favour
Ia P~aroisse de neuf cent q~uarante pias.
tres, douze ct demi cents (S04O,I25) Oct.
Is, ls47.
(Signe) F. r. ALLAN,
]. B. LABAuyE,
T. DERICHEBoURs.
Resolu, que Ia somme de cent piastres,
alIouee a Vincent Kirkland des fonds
ION autrement a~pproprids, pour preparer I'm !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13

4 Newburyport deacon, who, upon re-
turning from meeting one Sunday, perceiv-
cd that his boys had been making egg.nog;
after lectutng them upon the improperly
Ofdoing such things at any time, particu-
lerly Sabbath days, he whispered to the
eldest-"Is there any lef john,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13

TINS STATE notsE.--Tlo ceremony o
laying the Corner-stone, witch took place
here on the ID instant, has been kindly
noticed ly our editorial brethren IN the
commercial metropolis ot the state, and
some al the articles arc both snrewd and
witty. The following obscrvationsar cx-
iractcd from tho Commcrcic 1iRiJS;
Yesterday, at Baton Rouge, the corner.
stone of,he new State House was 10 have
been laid. We have always been oppos.
ed 10 the removal of The seat Of Govern.
ment from this city, for divers reasons here
toCore given. The thing Cannot DO helped
now. and we must draw consolation from
despair, as the ass derives nocrishmeHt
from thissles.
The most obvious benefit VIC see, will
be the shurtnsss of Legislative sessions.
Away f.om the alluremcnts Of New Or.
leans, members will talk ast--Perhaas
sensibly, ard vote quickly. When they
qet 10 Rghting, the ~Penitenliary will prove
/ handy retreat
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
.I]tibmlaaus' = ,nai. INA

TlibuiratN' mhi 7na
MtastsRtfPt EbHrftoNs. The elections
in The State, though The retprns Ore very
incomplete, show large gains ,orthe Wigs,
aud Indicate The election Of two Whig
members Of Congress. Totnpltins and Me.
Chung. This result creates quite a el,r a.
moog the politicians.
New YpnR EtBUfioHa.--HU far AZ re-
ported the Wings have carried all before
tI,pm III this State
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13

W. are happy to have the pleasure OF
announcing that our worthy townSman Mr.,
Go NJ. HERouAN has returned from his
~,;.;,n E.rope, in good health and spirits.
IA w;u NO doubt have a fresh supply OF
,;oss Tor sale, which viii in due time be
/. ~ppvnced.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
Mexirn.

The most prominent item Of the latest
news from t~ietiuo, Il that which cehteys
the intelligence Of NJ fail of The great
Texan Hanger, Captain Samuel Walter.
lie was slain At tte bend Of lis company,
IA The hour II Victory aud triumph, aud HE
name wit Tive Ii t'e History Of he ooun.
ny, o. one Of the most daring and sucUesg.
TIL heroes Ssie ever produced with tIg
last breath he urged htB men III follow up
their tharge, without regard the 10 hlE Of
their leader.
We copy from the Commercial INNS, n
short review Of The present state Of affairs
Ia NipsteB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
TOR S.,
o. HB sotAgtE TsHas.

o. Es sotA8LE TsHns,
/ fine lioi4s ID III. via, M escsilcot
saf5sn, well a,oehet aiti 9 ,ce frait tn6s a
god we'll " water, / t.ien. q eeo6.isoke IT,.
sitnat,d n To-" most d sir4bie lOc8t,on in H. =
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lie priE de Ia arins Giant as. Ao las h,,,
hangers ssronI tenos de dsnner 80 oBees do
pain pour dia gous pour In gpmaina eo,,t
raHte. JOHN II. DUFROCQ, T. N.
O6t.-gg. 1847.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13

Commercials rRoSrgCrg.-W,ihth the
last week, upwards Of ono hrndrod eaf OF
vessels q, al classes have arrived IN the
mort al New Orlcans, tviyhlod with mcr-
rhandisc Of every kind, and expecting tOl
cargocs outwatds, Thie facility OF obtain
inn ships win Immediately trcroasc the
amouu, Of sales for expectation, ana conac-
uucntly enhance tho prices. Sales OF
Cotton to a large extent will he mndo TIC
AS soon as the news by tho European
Steamer from Liverpool 10Th Oct Der, are
nnnliNd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13

Hear A CoapouNp or EbH0rntetry.
A writer IN the ". i Medical and Surf.
c"t Reporter adyaneeHt the following theory
II 10 u we'll known fhet. Tint In Tho 90
GRAFTON oftlte galvapie battery, heat IL pro.
duced at tho point where tho wires from
The opposite poles of tho battery meet, thai
Ia, ut tho point where tho two elpetricities
meot and are neutrhlized. We find in our
experiments iht positive or yitsreots eIse.
trteity passing ottc w'ro, atid the negative
or rosinous, the other Ia in nm Opposite di.
reetion. They meet, and nj the point Of
Union We find tyat. This heat cannot be-
produced by friction, for It Il much arcnter
than has ever been derived fromlbis source.
When charcoal IL placed between the
poles of powerful battery, Il produces tho
greatest heat ever knows. from what II
this heat derived3 II IL too great 10 ~.
cribe 10 The combustion Of charcoal. To
wh'tconeluslon ean We GOMEZ | can sug.
gest no explanation, except that heat as n
compound 0fthe two olectricities approach,
each other. They unite, and'whaG do YOU
find nj that place Of union I Calorie.
What better evidence can we have, that
heat ID Il compound substance, composed
Of the Two electficitiesi
LAvors1ER proved water 10 DO n com.
pound ofosygen and hydrogen, by uniting
the two gases and producing wnter. In
the same manner, we prove beat to be q
compound Of tho two eIoCtricities, by urit.
Ing and producing heat.
s a further proof Of this theory, II may
bc mentioned, that when tho poles ora
battery, instead Of wires are connected by
chains, the alternate links Of which are
composed Of good and bad conductors, the
bad conductor becomes hot, while the good
comparatively cold. WHAT Is the
cause Of this! The two electricities are
checked in their progress through the bad
conductors, and they unite and form heat.
| know Of no other explanation ofthis fact
ON any other theory.