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Europe and Asia.

HaMBURGH. accounts state that The
disease is still the increase at Hamburgh.-
From the Isl Of September, when il broke out to
the 2Gih. there were 1899 cases, Of which B5o
died, 3p recovered, and 3SI were under treat
ment. There is a great deal of sickness on board
the English ships lying al Hamburgh.
BERLIS.-Up TO the SDth ult. there have been
04 cases of cholera in Berlin, 10l2 of which ter
minated fatally, 302 reported as cured, and 80
still doubtful.
ST. PErERsBURGH-The last accounts from ST.
Petersblrgh give aboui nineteen new cases, and
seven or eight deaths daily.
ALEPTo AND DAMAscUs.-The ravages OF the
pestilence at Aleppo and Damascus are stated TO
have been frightfnl, particularly at Damascus.
where not fewer than IL, 600 persons are supposed
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HART, M0NTG0kAERY 81 CO..
SUCCESSORS 10
ISAAC PUGH d Co.

No. MS Chesnut SlfeeI-PHILA Ei.PHfA
Manufacturers and Importers OF fsPeS Wsur,pTs.
Have always ior sale large stock of APFI.S of t-
varlety Manufactured Which they via sr buirstc
FETAL al the lowest Rates
Sept. 9Th, lSlS.-u.
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The Cholera In Great Britain.

The Liverpool Times, of the 18th inst, says:
We regret 10 state that the sconrge which, dur
ing the last few mOpihs has desolaied the eastern
parts of Europe, spreading lis rayages from Cairo
TO 81. Petersburgh, ana lingering within these few
weeks at Hamburg, has al length, as anticipated,
reached the shores of Great Britain. Ii is now Of
feialy declared by the Registrar-General that the
Asiatic Cholera he's appeared in the metropolis,
and well authenticated cases OF the malady are
reported from Sunderland, Shields, Hull and Edin-
bnrgh. The disease made its appearance almost
cotemporaneously in Sunderland and In the low
lying districts below London Bridge. In both
places the first cases were those of incorporate
sailors vho came from Hamburgh and were attack
ed by The malady on the voyage. As regards Ee-
nbuTgh, The origin Of the disease is left in doubt.
The official report ofthe Registrar-Genera in Lon
don reported Is cases up to Saturday last In Ed
nbureh up 10 the latest report, there had been .
cases, 20 of which had proved fatal. Up 10 We'd
nesalay, in the present week, the number oil eases
in London is alleged 10 be about ~, but daily Of
fetal report is not yet issued. The authorities IN
all parts of the country seem TO be taking the most
Jealous precautions 10 counteract, prevent and
remedy this dreadful malady, which we earnestly
hope will make bat brief visit TO our shores.
The alarm is greatly diminished respecting lis de-
sructive effects among the great body OF the Peo-
pie aud we trust, with the extensive arrangements
made TO check its progress, that the limits OF ITS
mortality will be confined ID the seaport towns,
and that the great manufacturing hives OF industry
will be spared this irighuul addition to the many
| sufferings they have lately experienced.
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q. m. HAsskIEN,

WILMINGTON BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
Girls.
THE Winter session. Of this Institution ecnl'efe> o.
the LIST Of tho TR<h Month, (OciOceEJ ar, ri ..fes
six months. Inc SxTsner session % ne 10
OF the Fiith Month"; (May) and confines iouI ulths
DUBRE MIGHT PrEGatai.
Whining ton DslawMe.-CetoeeT s-w5
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Still. LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.

Ono day later from vienna Retreat Of Jeiia :
ohtch--Progress Of the Cholera In Germany.
We copy from the New York papers OF Friday
last, the following interesting news from Europe,
which is one day later than what we published IN
Yesterdays Courier:
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NEW STEAM FURNITURE FA,yoa,

CORNER OF MAIN AND FOUgTEENTH SIS
LOCIsviLLE, n.y.
yyYE are prepared to manufacture essty tin. u fas
w line, terms as favorable assnY ufl~r csffhlisl
nc nt the West. The patronage u the puie
tied.
wASrsD.-Cheuy. Walnut Sycamore. Gem .i.i f'Ol
| lar Lumber.
| Aug 5-u j. "a. & 4. J. LfSg1LS.
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PAKIs. Oct. Il. evening.
THE LATEST NEWS.

The following additional foreign news is from
the New York papers Of Thursday;
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France.

MINISTERIAL CHANGEs-PaTis, Oct. l3-Mat-
tiers are rather unsettled in the Capital. minis
teTial crisis has taken place. Several changes
have been rumored, which il was expected would
be male public in the course OF a day or two. Il
was announced that NJ. Defsur has been noinina-
ted 10 the Office of Minister OF Public Works-M.
beaumont had the Portfolio of the Interior. These
Two were 10 succeed NJ Senard and VI. Recmt,
who retire Rumor also asserts that Gen. Cava-
iynac is anxious TO secure the services of NJ. Mole
and u at il was not unlikely that the latter wond
accep, -an appointment. Bastide will still retain
he m nistration OF Foreign Affairs.
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me PArkRs OF MEssRs. JEFFERSON, MApi-
SON. HAMILTON, AND MoNRoE.-This interest
ing letter Is from the New York Journal Of
Commerce:
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Affairs I'm Austria.

In Austria the terrible tragedy of war is being
enacted with deadly effect We were enabled in
postscript last week TO announce the assassina-
ton, or rather butchery, of Coun: Lamberg, the
COmmander-in-Chief of Hungary. Whilst in the
act of bringing abouia pacifcaiion OF the contend
ing HunsaTians and CIoatians he was cruelty slain
by the mob, who recognized him as he was eros
sing the bridge from Buda (Ofen), IL Pesth. The
war seems now TO have assumed a deteminate
character The Emperor of Austria has thrown
OF the mask aud Llsddened with the murder OF
his brave lieutenant, Count LambeIg, who had
been sent TO compose the differences between his
own subjects, he has dissolved the Hungarian Diet
has appointed anew Baron Jellachich, Command
erin Chief of ali the armed troops in Hungary and
the Allied Kingdoms, with despOtic powers; and
has placed Hungary under martial law.
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Opftpr Suuen's

Jneianifcb pesetabiliidbee Specific
fur peiblld)e geioen. - Oies 1T elne Der
allerwertbppGiten N1cpi3inen, Die jemale Dem
pubieum an9sboten worben. Sci SranP
beiten fir psIebe 5ooter's piIes empfoblsn
fno, 1T bice O1eoi3in in jeOer 5infcbt iter.
trsfeno in oct GbneIcn wieoerbsriteanns
oes Spltcms gum 9eftnoen 3uitanoe. Sau.
Isnoe bon Slafeben ftnp in ,peni9en W1onatcn
berfauft, unb man bat nod ni6t BON einsm
SebN6lasen 9eb6rt. $aBt ben 9crlutb ses
maht perOen uno oas 9peeifie miro einen
8aum finbsn in Der 6sinspraris jeber Saz
milie. gs 1T om6aus uni6dOlib nno mag
su GINGER 3eit 9enommen tpcreen.
Stowanb uno 1Salton, gi9entbimcr,
SIR. $40 Olarttltra6s pbilaDeIpbta,
enslano uno O1eDlafen, 9. g, sambert
uno Solepb s. spafer, Meeoins, pa, 3. g.
G. Olartiu, DOttspiae, par s. 9. Sails,
D1inerspiae, bc., Dunoer II. Braun, Shus
plfia 5aben, 90, Dr..9eacre, Qottetaun.
Setruar, 90. 6O1
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beiperlei @eCebleebtes cine GeberG aepiIe,
Cc6nene uno blelbenoe Sur fur Ole febIlmIten
Sdlle anSubetcn, oeren hifherun9 mose
pann onrtb ben Scbrau6 bon Mcrfur oper
purtb cine fcblebte SebanoIunS bon Seiten
unerfabrenCr 6dnbe bcrrlibrcn.
perfoncn, ipeltbe nit ltpbilitiIhrn lECkelr
cper an Der OberfiNe ibres &6rpsrs uno ID;
rem @eltcbte nit fupferfarti9 ausIcbCnocn
SIottern, ODER init GCGbDitren, bic i'm
@ aMtneh 9 tb IN D Hno in Der STATE
coGr aud anbrrsipO austrNCbCn, bCbaftCt ltnb;
ober Die al benz SeinfroB, Snc6enScIbDhI.
iten, 6arn6brensgntSinbun9en uno Sersn.
9erunacn [weltbe ScrQn9erunaen 6fters nicbt
aeb6ri9 bebanbCIt, b0ber melifens nntoiltoms
men sebeilt werbenl unO insbe(onpere
Synn9e 2emte,
bic al II u + c pnn Pne II
1,nb nbeilbrin9enoen Suarno Sewcbnbeitrn
leibcn, ,. b. Der @rlbttbcfsduna Nb erseben,
beren Sclsen fir <eib unp Selit 9leieb Uers
cerb(icb Itnb, uno pobwcb, prnn nicbt tsi
3eiten ba9e9en 9cWirft miro, tauIenoe BON
icntt OieIUcrlprrbencen jnn9en Mannern in
ein frIbes Sra6 9cItirSt iperrCn,-uno AHG,
wCtbe aus Qer9er ODER YduIhun9 jCbe 6rtf:
nnn9 3u elmer &ur anfSc9rbEn batem finn
ortn9eno eriucbt, entpcccr peW6mllfb ooer
ibriftlitt in pcrtcfrsien Sriefen on Deftor
KinFelin 0cb gu Wenbrn.
Sranfen i'm Ganoe,
pelebe bic Spmprcmcn ibrsr Sci6,pereen i'll
portofreien Srirfen 9enau an9stcn, fam ein
Sdtcben nit geb6riseu, ibrer &rantbeit alls
esmcfencn Weoi3inen, ciIisit snseianpt ipers
ben.
Die Scbinaunaen 0ro biGi9 umo ocr Nas
tur unb Gtbwicristeit bee Sales 9ema6.
Seionoere Simmer CUR Ssratbuns ltnt
Uorbanben.
9ie Office it cftn bon tIbr OlOrasns
bis lIbr pes Nbence. 26Oft. -1S.
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rs. II. =. s.. &eim II, 60,
cSmportircr uno Sdnoler in
81 n, u,erifnniSrhen . .SS0rftnnore1t.

10. 39 t7ero Ste Straee, Reaein9, pa.
babsn auf Sanc unO bstsn sum @erfauf su
bsqusmen Ssbin9un9en, Elm ou9smeine6 9tiiors
temsnt bon Soartwaaren unb SbneibHu9 ;Hds
QeIn unO Spsifs bon alien &rSsen; giisn unO
StobI pon jsber 8enennun9; SbroubfSde,
Amb6iTn unb SbmieCesSIaiebdI9e; Subfen'
uub SlntsnIdufe; ; SbI6ier; Msfltn9 in Sas
fsIn unp gtan9en; 6obeIn, scn YbIabeIptisr
unb Ganeatsr Sabrif SattIsrei 6artwaarsn !;
SatteIbc6s, YatentsQsbsr &c. 3inn &c unb TX,
Stan9sn.3nn, amsrifanifb unb rufflbeS @i>
isnbIs6, 9ratbs Stan9ens II. pi9sSIei; Spsls
fer, SupfersSOlSn, giists &c. @la6, 8arbsm
OsIs uno Sirniie, 9upOnt'6 Nblers uno Sads
fsnspulper nsbit pis anoeren @ihrn Die 9ss
W6bnIib in einbsimifben 9ortWaarsStcbr
perfauft meroen.
Ebenfalls, 5bepero's 5arfaparilla,
DermifusG SuttensG6nov. unb utIde
Siebers uno Haltfcberspillem.
8sobin9, Mdrs7. bp.
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9eioenOe lelet -!
Softor &inteItn,
oeutf der 1lr3t,

oeut d er Nf3t
ertbeilt fortpdbrenb in fsnem, felt btin Sats
re 1882 stabIirten ebieal' 6anfG
Norowcltl. gefe ber stem uno itnion Stra6e
swifhen ber 9pruee 1t. SPINE, pbilacelpbia,
dr5tlihem 9atb nno 5iilfe befcmcers binit6ts
lid BET Bsbanolans, pollfommenen 6ellun9
unb 9rHnblitben Husrottun9 a0er
6aut. Sranfbeitsn unb sc men lie
belus oeren erfofareieber Sur es Der Otenlte
sixes erfabrenia Draftlfanten beearf.
9r. &infelin, ,pslbsr in Oeutf6lanb einr
resslmd6ise msoieiniiebe Silbuns sencb, jeoe
8orm biefer &ranfbeiten in ben terltmte:
fen Denerie,@pitaisrn guropa's tebanbeln
fab, unb Teit Is Sabren in bieler Stact cine
aussebebnte praris erlanste, 1T burtt biefe
Sortbeils in ben Stanb seIsBt pTfonen
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GT@ots, bic in Ger cbissnqiifs ausSslaiRn
rporesn, tpsrben eriubt iib cbne 8sr;u9 beim
Sbdssr in Der Staot &sabin9, ju mslesn.
penntplpanisn, SerfS @auntp, #.
@smdb elmer 2ffts Der Anemblp, bsfbeini9t
Der llntsrfbrisbsns BON Den @ommifIons BON
Ssrfs @auntp anssitsak Sbdser, oaB bic pots
ber9sbsnoen @ross uno &leinbdnblsr in auSs
mdrtesn uno enbsimfbsn Raufmanns9
ale 9ieeni9en finb, Die mir Sur &enntnis &c.
fcnmen une bas cisislben elaffifjirt linb.-
SeHu9e ss msine llntsrfbrift, ben 80. @pril
lS49. tiIablon Sertelette.
Gin s(ppeuationstaa wirb 9sbaltsn amSoms
ffa9s, ben II. SUM ls49, am Commit fonsrss
9tmts; i'm 8aa snise Der pOrrfastsn pdnblsr
lib bssintrdbtiet slaubsn fcItsn, m69sn fie obsr
ibrs a9entsn obsr 9(nwdtts appsllirsn unb ben
Sslauf ibrer jabrIidsn Tsrfaufs ruabrno osm
uos risen Sabre an9stsn.
Wa 80, 4m.
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Sss. mm6 8. -. aeimt ltn0 60.
10. 38 l7ero fiinfte StraE,

%
2snfen bic 2lufmrffamfsit iDrsr Srsunbs uno
beS YublifumS ibsrbaupt, auf ibr fplenbib unb
nsueS Sl1ortsment BON Sitern fir {9auSbals
tun9sn, bsifebsnb aus Msnsrn unb @abeIn,@bs
unb Sbss'qtfslm S6pfsn, Ssi1sln @malirten
Sobsrn uno Yeferpin9s&sfsln mellin9snsn
Se0eIn Si9esifen, qtbtsrif6dsn, qbtibsez
rem qDdtsrn, SbaufsIn unb 3an9sn, Srats
uno SafsYfannen, Sfllsts, Raffssmiblsn,
Sbssun, @Io6en, Spie9eln, 8robs, Walbs,
&eifes uno WiarftsSSrben, @soers9Saorsn &c.
mas ale su Sen niebri9ifsn Yrsiien perfauft
psrbsn ruirS.
&sabin9, Mdrs7. bp.
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saufe unb SlasG Srisenetura,
Ban 8eeb uno suorpls, Seuala6,
wm. Si1her, 5eioelters.
GDn, B. weislep, Gbaferstanm
Saepb e. gnael, preiktaun.
g nne 9. 8. .W7obr, WcbrepIlIe.
@ecrae OIerfsl, Sran,pitleb.
8. O1. 9ettel, 6creforb.
s. unp 81. Srobtt, Oaillersbnra.
8. 9. GsB, W1aratawnp.
Gamuel $cbab, $otaebsDllle.
s. @sIBsr, $auren3plle.
Saeob &rcitbler, waGtnstcn.
g. &. SbulB, %
8. 9. Sppsr, Boperstam.
s. 3. 8bobes, 90
SamueI sreieblsr, 6srsforo.
9abio GhulB, DO
Bonneville 8riIsmsr, Dlep.
u. 81. glcaYer, 60
glole uno Soper, grCter.
8 @abel, psif.
Satcb &lein, Sern.
80. unb 3. Sanosrsllee, momsebprt.
81. s. Gbcpes, llnicnDille.
Sie ltnterI6rift bon 6eo. 10. OafeIeyI
II G6reitbinte ipiro jeoer5eit anf oem Tins
hIo9s elmer jsben SlaIde Su finpen Irin.
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0AAuorsusIid,e oeutfebe, enalifdbe
eSUO uno amerrfanifbe @rass ane
SruhtsGenfen, SooD's SrnhtrsfFs, ocutfste
unb eusliftbs WeBiteine, 5susabsln &c. &c.
Al perPaufen, iebr niebria, am ncuen giIens
fpbr bon Srantliu W1iaer
6ansnms QDrtbsbauGe ss9endbsr.
0sabins, Daai %. ON.
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S0felcO'S
3ufammense'cbter, 9ercini9ter
Sprup pber fllilli9e Srtraft bon


Surup pber fllillI9e &rtraft BON
S0rfop0rilsn.
Oieie preparaticn bat lest bic sprcbe fdon
piels Sabre brtancen ulb puree als btete'
tEe Wleoisin bcfunben 5nr 5eilun9 BON
6autaueI Ibldaen, Sefdbtppfen, @cs
Itblpircn, &noCben( hmer5en, SGtter,
mi6er SeI6wuIIt, 9erpfula,
Cbronilben Nbsumatiemus II.
alle llncrbnun9en bic Don
unrpiuem Slute uno III:
teoabten Ssbrautb y.
Opium &c. berribren.
9icIe O1coi3in muB l6 felbit empfoblsn
babeu, Icnlt tpirre 0tb rie Slahfrase oaflr
niett 70 Uermebrt baben. Sa Uisle $eute Die
Soften anrpenoen aus per Serne caflr 3u Isns
ben, neil Ile ni6t pi0en paB le es i'll ibrer
unmitteIbaren NahbarGcbaft baben f6nnen,
oe6balb wirb bic fclasnre siite ber 9lsenten
in 8erfs gauntp befannt sematbt. QDenn
bic $epenoen gertiffate bon Suren 5u fsben
rphnCdben bic ourh oei1en Sstraueb bswirtt
porcen, 70 f6nnen fte DiCle cabon al ben
@tcbren Der Naenten, ipeldbe ritbtis tettatist
(inp, finben. Wmn Ite bic caburtb aebriltcn
OTlonen ~ Gsben ithnihem F6nnen fe nab
beren wcbnun9sn in Neabin9 unb bet TIM
aeseno seiptsfen wercen, ipenn Ile anrufen ain
9tcbr oes gtsentbimers, in Der Norp stem
GtraBe, Neactns.
4senten fir 8erfs gaunt'p
6eibsnrsieb unb Sns, Sustaun.
Scbn SeitemaiL 6ambnr9.
Sheifp uno @elers, DO
$ebi 81. @ilbsrt, Olen Berlin.
Scbn Dcfum, Sleu Stcbrs&irde.
peter Mlarquart, Seras, 2imitp 3aunf6.
8 Oainser, pottsroSe, Waontsomerp 60.
8eorse Slein, IT,, Nmitp.
Sotn 56fner, @intns Sprins.
Siltrt uno parfs. Nmitp.
Samnsf Wicore, Stantbsbura.
9olman Brritt, $ansIhwanm.
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TrOceme SSoorem! Sroceme SSS0arcn
GO eben erbalen n 9roBes no lpenooes enforcement ron
2ucQs' Nrubltnos> unD SDmmer 0llterll

teRbmo aeastn @ps anaesefa @ps
Sranenrrus, enbe
Granbureas, l6ene 5en DUfbnn NntTn
le6nt gnsbams r6tb sbe bn gmtrape snbs
tams @bhsens&d, 1Befcnspapbma Ins
QDaarm, bifilha ane bGnannt
SHW,
1e 0sv hberten
rben auta an ben
<cnaafe am frumme lcu
3. 9B s. Smtb, poteHnn @5amu Giaer Srntr6plIe
QBaiam SGpm, Sarins. Slaat StufH @pHbwsH
obu 4Gaier, DO Bflp, gornwaa
unb8 0aDib Gmh, QBaIbm9tcn Corner
6uirp grmenrp I'M Gtanon.
e5cbnN So6rf <itanon'
DO
SamuN Oauman Sauman6ra. Stobr.
g.. 81 Ranler SrpilC YtT &. %Hbw9
ilian,6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Vente de SUGGEST On.
paroisse Est Batoa. Roage-Etat Dc Ia
L0lastane.

I'm yereu dune commission qti ma 6ts
ndress6e par Honorable Cour du Si2ieine
District J~udiciaire, pour ct dams ID p%aroisse
Pet Baton. Rouge, ct 6las s1s adite. moi,
Manuel Moreno, encantcur pour ct dams Ia
dite paroisse, sxposefai en- vente ptibliqte,
c0pfofmementa III loi. ab dernief d0micilo
de John Davenport decide dany eette par.
oisse,
MAnpt 90 Ttnrjer A. d. 1913.
Les proprtet6s %suivantps d6crites, %pr0venant
dc Ia suecession du dit d6funt, Ia Yents
commenceia b 10 heures A. NJ.
lie moroccan do terfe ou Habitation, sur
laauelIe detneurait IL did defInt, ayanG vingt
arpens do face plus gu m0ins sur ~ fieuVo
Mississippi, sur Ia proloL qgr DO q1atfe
vingt arpens, born6e en- e terres
aui appartsnaient derni{s tiah
barker, Ell maintenant d ssed1WM y Milne,
ct en- has par celles de Gilbert Daigre.
Sur cette terre il y a environ quatre cent
arpens defriches ct propte o c%ultiyef, 10
restant est bien bois6 Cette terfe est sus-
eeptible d'6tre une des meilleufes habiia-
tions sucrieres de cette parolsse.
III e11Ste HfalltEEAhht udHS " ~" w
circuit dss Elats Unis, Un process inteni6
par les hsritiers dun nomm6 James Fleteh.
or, aui r6clament les trois quarts indivise do
cetts habitation. Ceux qui desiTeraisns
acheler sont invites d examiner la nature
de- Ia dite reclamation. L'acquereur de-
want 90 charger de deGtndre le dit process.
Tn attire morceau de- tsrre silu6 sur le
WARD's CREEK, borne au nord par les
terres de Smith, au sud par telles de De
passau, d rouest par KleinPeteF, ct d Test
par Gurley # Thomas, %contenant quatrs
cent vingt afpens.
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RuMoREp CoAlTTIoN.-Itm s been quite
confidently rumorcd here, the last week or
Sd thai Mr. Webster would consent 10 run
for the Vice Presidency on the same ticket
with General Taylor. We should moi be
at all saFprised iflhis rlmor were sOturn out
10 be d fixed fact iu process oftime. Stran
ger things have happened and win happen
again. But what will he abolitionists and
he non.resislant say7 Murmur a good deal,
no doubt but there are other people IN the
world besides them to be consulted. What.
ever step Mr.. Webster may take ID the
business, ave doubt noaawiil be with a view
TO the rae welfare of the country, and in
perfect consistency with all his course In
relation to- public affair.-BostOn IrQas,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

The editor of the Tribune is a prophet.
A week before the election for Senator
took place, he wrote as follows from Wash.
ington: G*}
''Froin Louisiana, / hear q report tina
a Locofoco probably Pierre Soule or John
Slidell,) will BIO elected to the u. $. Senate
in place ofHon. Henry Johnson, (sort o.
Wing although there Is a Wing majority
ottwo In Legislative Joint Ballot. fear
this is so. We have never yet had n Sen.
aior who took two steps for ward, then one
back. who did not defeat both himself and
his party by il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

0yt. p. WnIrrhy ESQ, an eminent
merchant and a polished gentleman died
q few days ago Of scarlet fever q his fssi-
asnea II Nav Orleans. HE funeral was
attended by d large conto1rse Of th4 nost
distinguished citizens, and The shipping b
mar, dlsplayed their aags half-inast high,
!. honor 10 ths memory of THE excellent
character.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

trosrstNndenas ef the Delta.

IA BIll u nov before oar Legislature
for the exemption of certain articles of
moyeabie property from seizure and exeeti.
lion, excepting for d landlords claim for
rent. admire the %fdsiness and approve 81.
The principles OF the Bill wiih one e4oep.
ton. why arc landlords to be entitled TO
any greater privileges than any other ere.
ditor I why enact laws Or legisfase for
ans class nj citizens and not for another I
| WHY grant the landlord any greater pri.
yiipres than the butcher, t,aker, or wood
dealer The question will admit Of no
argument or dispute. II II was not for the
interest ard profit Of capitalists and others
10 invest their money III stores, dwellings,
DC, they would not do 1t therefore, | can
perceive no Justice In granting them any
privileges over other persons. II would
be- unjust Il. legislats for one class Of citi'
zeps and not another. In New York The
landlords warrant and privileges Is abol.
ished, and they are new placed on q foot
ing with other creditors. Owners Of rem
estate are most generally sufficiently keer
and sharp.sigbted to take care Of their IN
~terests without the aid of exclusive Iegisla
ton" EQUAL RIGHTS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

From JAMAIcA.--Late advices from ia.
maica have been received by the Editor
of the Savannah Republican. II is said
that Planters in all parts of this Island had
thrown up the crops, and al least sixteen of
the largest planters in the parish of Port.
land, had entirely left their crops on nc
count Of The scarcity of laborers and want
of funds TO carry them on.--Seyeral Of them
had taken passage for New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

CHANGrNe PLACEs.-Sir Walter Scott
tells a story Of a gentleman, who, irritated
at some misconduct Of his servant, said
''John, either you Or | must quit this house."
"Very well, sir (said John), where will
your honour be ganging to e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Eugene LanOue.

Will continue to do business at the old stand of
Phillips d Lanoue, corner of lafayette and Laurel sts.,
where he will be happy 10 see his old friends and
customers. He will always keep on hand a general
assortment Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Claiming, de-, all of which he
show Goods. feb 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
DissOIntiOn.

The eopartnership heretofore existing under the firm
Of Phillips y LdHoue, Is this day dissolved Eugene
Lanoue having purchased the interest If William D.
Phillips. The business will be continued by Eugene
Ianoie in his own name, who Is alone authorized to
collect all debts due the old firm.
WIN d. PHILLIPS,
EUGENE LANOUEr
J%anuary 81, 1s4s. [feb5t If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

G7"What's the matter with that man r.
asked a passer-by, as he recognized . fel.
low lying in the gutter. "Heis sleued."
slew him r. s.Old Jamaica"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

S. jacobs New CHEAP sToRE, has just receiy-
cd a lot Of fancy spring goods, viz 5a
French plain gingilams, all coloFs,
do striped do do,
Jaccanets, all colurs White Musiins, Bareges,
Linens, Parasols, &c.
The above articles were imported a few days ago,
and win De sold at auction prices. Please call and
examine, and you will not go to purchase any where
else. Feb. 81.