Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
InIN MtEEuEL.

We heartily coincide in The following
amarks Of our contemporary, "Fhe Cfss-
em City"
We see In many Of our exchange pa-
p"ra accounts Of meetings held, money
collected. and pIa0s eahcoetpd. 10 ~trteasp
Mitchell ffom his imprisonment Al The
Bartnnda7. This Ia mars gtseonade witch
"a" end In nothing. If any design were
entertained to attempt his rpseu', com
mon sense world spttn 10 dictate that /,
should he kept secret anl MT male III,
latiblpct Of windy speeches and ypI,6sp res.
oiutions. But hUY attempt If the kind
would ho manifastly futile. If the ohlrel
is To lie attained Ivy m open attack. NJ one
wnuld suppose from the number If linen and
vessels spoken Of, We would l,pg leave h
lnturm the valiant and enthusiastic gentle.
men engaged IN the perilons entrrphsp,.
chat they had hetlrr persuade the govern
nent 10 put into commission all DIR vrs@
sells Of war, for nothing less would BE-.
required 10 give thetn the slightest chance.
Iol stteccss. The Formulas, owinu IL
their extended shoals of COAL, 10 tbei,
ma rrow mad deyioua ehannefs almost nn=I
Iappfoaehab'e by nature , and the British
.na"aI force constantly In tho vicinity. an
.th" stationary Qualifications ut st. George
IHhd Iceland EalHnds. c0mtn,ndiny the onttI
|Practic1hle entrances, have contributed a.
.nuch to th"ir natural strength ms 10 etta
.miIitory men to regard them ne nearly
not quite impr"gnobIc. This way Of force
then, is shs nr folly, and the feso,t n art
flee, infer all the world hns hnd notice ol
The design, would be more foolish stfll.I
We hope, therefore, that al idaas Of s1eEI
nonsense will lie abandoned. Tic pro-.
per way 10 benefit Mitchell Is not for men
TO rlsIs their necks, OF incur the chaucra Of
sharing his chains in their efforts 10 carr,
out III advised schemes for his rescue. brtl
To labor In the cause iot which he suffer.
70 do the things that he recommended, an
10 establish That II erty for bis countr
which will take from his opprcssors III.
power TO retain him IN bo dage or to con
sign o hers TO n similar fate.
BIZ WArcnrUL.-The following friendly
caution we copy from the Charleston
Courier. IF the "Gnancie," referred t.
to these 'diggins,' We hope he vii
find our people .wlde awake"
I've have been Informed that a man cal
ing himself Joel Behrend, who had beet
figuring In our city for some weeks past
largely of his mercantile transac
tons in Lcipsic, Bremen and New York
and Of his relations in France and Germ
any, so far ingratiated himself into The con.
Bdence of some Of our merchants as TO bor.
row money oftbems and failing TO get more
left our fair city in disgust, and burriedly
So sudden was his d parture that be
not take time 10 make an arrangement
for the payment of his bill ut the hotel.
THIS being the case, and thinking it pro-
5able be may be travelling towards New
~lrleans, we ARE requested to ask the favo
Of the citizens in that section of country,
should they meet with a gentleman ofsmall
rather bold and quite laxative,
ella aiming this name, TO remind him that his
here do not deplore his absence,
but will not object toa liquidation Of bis
accounts are soon as it would suit his con
Fenience.
The thermometer at Boston, on the l9lh
instant stood a, % in the shade.
Are you not afraid your wife viii get
again when you der 4 hone
he may, as there will be then n man in
he world who will kncw how to pity
ne"