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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE. ALsASN, Jan. SIAM.
Mr. ). II. P. HALL reported against paying
Sheriifs tor attending Court.
Mr. GEDDrs reported a bill in relation to the
laying out OF Private Roads.
MIR Frost gave notice Of his intention to intro
duce bill making farther provision for the detoc
ton and punishment of Frauds on Immigrant Pas
sengers
The bin amending the Charter of the Cstskill
aud CAhsjohsrie Railroad Company was passed.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. PHsSix reported bill providing for the sp-
pointment OF Wreckmssters in Kings aud Queens
counties.
Mr. BUrRIck. under instructions, submitted a
substitute for the bill incorporate the Troy Gas
Company.
MIR Cross brought in bill TO establish perma
nent Water Line in Brooklyn
Mr. FIsKE brought in a bill To amend the act
relative to the Seamens Fund and Retreat
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From ~. Thonlas.

BY the arrival at this port Of the schooner Sam.
uel Is Capt staples ~ DAYS from ST. Thomas, learn
th.i the Sugar crop very noarishins and bright
PROSPECTS, we're entertained for an abundant harvest
Planters had already begun 90 gather their crops aid
some hal commenced grind. Shocks were IN great le-
mand aHi could be sold At $50 per thousand Pch-ple
umncr Wa very scarce. and selling at s2I per thousand
White pine Lumber bringing Sis. American Produce
was 10 demand occssonei BY the very few arrivals AZ me
islam from thu states for the last three months
Capt staples en- the brig oxford At - Thomas 10 Al.
fr u Domingo days. to load for some port in the
r-rifes states Savannah RepuD. 9th.
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Tue schr ]. b. Lindsey Capt Henlon, arrived
at this port yesterday from Port Antonio, Ja Ia 10 "a
Can't : reports that planters In all arts Of the Island Of
Jamaica had thrown up the crops, and at least sixteen Of
the largest planters ire parish Of Portland had entirely
M their crops on account Of the scarcity OF soorers ana
want II funds 10 carry them Several OF them had
TAKEN passage for New Orleans. lSsvan keput. 70
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BOARDING.


ROARD-A few gentlemen OF gentlemen and their
O~iye. ca be accommodated with brsakAst and tee
fa board uodern-built house aud newly furnished
IL hasa bathing and Croton wse In s OF the rooms
Any person .ships quiet and comfortable homo viii
6hd the BY making early at iSo T~elthst nsG the
Fifth-svenue. llS lw'
DOARDING.-R,cm s 70 lat with hoard, At As Amity-
Dsf. where seotemsn and his wife can be sccommo-
dated with bsek psror the hrst door Alec, two or
three single b. accommodated 18th pleasant rcSs
with full or partial board. - ST.
BOARD can be obtsiusd. with eptire second door
ID consisting Of pariors snd pantry and bedroom, Ia
modern built house where few boartes tahen for .
sentem,n and LADY small family st Laurens = nov
called Adams place shsre reference viii b. given ~ Sc
DOARD.-A ssntls"sn and bic wife, OF two siasls
ID gentleman be accommodated with board BY sp-
plying At No Il vsndsmst IL 10 vsry quiet aud Eespeet.
able 'nsig hborhood. Terms moderate. ~ IT.
A PLEASANT FkONT ROOM 20 let. with bossd,
(Afrom the let Of February. ct 10 Oliyerst ~ ~.
llOARD-At 50 Beetmsn.st- within i've inmates wsh
ID Of Wsllst OF the City Hall Several nnsls seatls-
DO accommodated with or without nosls rooms
IN IL
DOARD-A private family would tsss one OF two Gee.
Dtlemen bosrdsrs, those wishing comfortable bens
In desirable location may apply at 81 Jaysf Ve 2w'
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BOARD o. HEALTH. jan ~, ls+<- ,
~ The folIowiux couzmu uicafton Wa received

BoATD on HEALTH. Jan o. ls<
r. The following cOmmu nicaften va received
'' -" HgaIra COMMISSIONED OrreE,5
err Hall, 18th Jsn lsts-
To ptll.au g. Brady, Mayor If tie Guy Of Ss1- f"f'
p|,,xxrs Of ne Board Of Health
sin On me lgth dag OF December last my n
.itb 0ecsr wss forwarded 20 the Governor OF this state
n.so.eatIy the ofce vacant, no pefson having
been appointed 20 MI ths place. "a, II A.
xosd respectfully ssk Of you 70 call meeting OF the
a. ~ Hssth thas the vacancy mar be filed in accord
sncs with The Ia relation 70 the Public Health
SL.n,.,s Title s. See l8. Yours, &c.
~">f H. VAN H0EvENBERGH.
whersupon AID Saith presented The following presm-
tz<rsss the Bosrd Of Health have been notified BY Dr..
Van that he forwarded tho Governor Of
he state on the 10Th Of Dse 1871, his resignation
Health ocer and that he nov respectfully AXIS Of the
Boad Of Health 70 Ill the vacancy, therefore,
R<ssirsd That Ia Pursuance 70 Chapter Title B. 3ec'
ton 10, Or 3 RUSSELL CHsLDs b, sad 10 hereby sp
polntsd Heath Officer Of the port Of NewYork 10 place
Of DR. henry Van Hoeseubersh, resigned.
Which adopted.
On motion, II wa -,
Bssoised That the foregoing proesednS ,: sfnsd ~
the Clerk and Published. MOSES MAYNAkp,
pI AeermSa Eighteenth Ward, CLERK pro ~'"-
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

The St.w-yORK DAILY TRIBUNE rs PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING. SUNDAY EXCEPTED,
Az The Tribune Buildings, corner OF spruce
and Na.-nu streets, opposite the city Hall
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sopies Two CEsrs. Mail subscribers Five Dollss
Der snnuu IN advance and the paper IN 10 case
t,nusd be yond the time for which Il !. paid subscr
tions taken Tor sin months Three Dollars ia advance
required 10 81 exchanges With Ccurtry Newspapers
Daily paper, received a. tb, ofice whose teTns are
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IN PURSUANCE of an order from The safross.s OF
The COUNTY VI Knxs nocs 10 hereby given 70 eli H.
creditors Of JOHN BENJAMiN, Iss q ths City q
yrookyn, In said County, deessssd, 70 prsesot ~
No. 81 sidsn-sns In ihs City VI New.York, o. b.
fore Tho slh " January s4sDsted New Yosh July u,
l531 bkkDkkiCk bkNAaIr,
Iva laHhm Aom0Iafneov.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT-ln Equity-ELiLA ,. PAR
- KER, by her next friend, kobsn w No'son v
sies o. syrsea.s, N plaintia. solicitor The dsfsad
this whose last pl.ee OF residences w~ 10 the
S Of es spu. ~ the s Ssy
OF April next the bill hled herein viii DO tsksa con
fsssed by him.-Dsted January .. 1873 ja %
NOTICE.-The creditors Of THOMAS D. riNcH n
sbscondnz or concealed debtor are required 10 taks
NC. i b. s: at X. y me village
s. s oSss ssi.i, e. s II: s g.:
H. ss' '.~,,s, S &S4H ( s $SSSSLl
NOTICB.-In pursuance Of an order q Andrew ,.
NHodses Esq Surrogate OF the County OF kins notice
Is hereby given 70 ali persons having claims against Will
LIAM SWAIN, tportrsit painter late OF the City Of
p 10 dc .s. :;
ss; si ass Ss ss S aSsl II sAsDFss
mo lswtm' Administfatot
lNHodges, Esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kings no.
tee s hereby gwen TO all persons hsyias claims against
deceased % present the the same With voashsr.
the subscribe at his place OF business south Wiliism-
st N'"S'' on or '''i ES$ " Ii *
New. York. Nov 2, 1871. NJ Iswem.
10y ORDER OF David n. Chaplin, Esquire, supreme
has been issued against tho estate Of wIsn
Bake als Of Norfolk H. Lawrence County, non-feei-
dea. debor .nd thai she same WIZ be sold oG mo Psymsns
FIRST hereof and discharges such attachment ~
cordng law aad hat Tho payment Of any debs due "
MIN rom residents Of this Sats and the delivery 10 him os
for bis any property belonging " hi and The ueas-
sr Of such property are crsidden y sw .nd are vod-
ms lsw9m for Attaching Creditor
IN PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of the
County OF NewYork, notice hereby given y s pr
sons having claims against BARBARA HAULFHOUsL,
ats Of the City Of New York widow decesse 10 prsssnt
with tho vouchers Thereof TO the seescriecf
his store No - franh In the City o. New rofs
on or before the day February neat Dated New
York, the 9Th day Of August, 81;
81 ls~om- JOEL n. fDhDs. hSscntof
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tho surfof No 81 ths
cogatg of NswYork notice hereby given 10 ell per-
coma bsyng claims sgsinss THOMAS MARTIN, Late Of bs
Cy YORK dec sased ~ present he same Win W.
The feof subscr bef st his residence No D8
Adams street City Of Brooklyn before Ibs IN
day Of Febusry neIL Dated New Yort, the u day OF
August, 1871 JOHN NJ rEhhf, Esscusof
u3
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uANks's IMPROVED Locomotive Aif.hsefer.
for waning public aud private bai,dInSs somense
more than any Article Of the hind nov In go
AZ the Locomotive Boiler more economical than ooss
boilers. 90 10 this Improved Air Heater, when compared
Nth other heaters lst IL viii fadiats more
heat Nth gwen qssnty OF fuel than any other y
psf,cty accessible al all times, and msy be elesree q
..Ess either when - operation OF not The pss
lie 10 call the and sfnlns oos ~
operation fJl9lw.I 0EORGEPI PIERCE, 2gz Brosdwsy.
CHLOHOFORM.--To Physieisns, Druggists. ae.-
~ ChoIoos chemically hDfe manufactures ana fos eie
by x b bREAKELL, ~ Sixth Avenns slso, ess y
had wholesale A. JOSIAH PAYToNs Drug Store, lo<
Chambsrss- JclN
VALENTINES AT WHOLEsALE 0NLY-fhs
sbsc b-r Ofiers Tor sale whossss only conf ies
s.sortnsst of Imported valentines, lower prices thss
they have ever hitherto been sold. -
j<3 JOHN NEWMAN. ~ re"on-s-
NOTICE.-Ths Receivers Of the Fumsn sad -
4 chsalcs Bank of New bronswiet VIII Rsy % -
after The day u February aext at thsr once 10 Nsv'
Bfansw1ck farther dividend OF t~snt, cen" 90 ne go.
lar 1uop The Certificates Issued b. them, 90 pfessntenoe
az .r By The holders thereof 81 order q ~
Chsneellor ILlES ~
New. Braps~ic Jan. !. isS. w |"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

spyscH o. J. p HALE-The session Of the Lib
erty Party Convention was closed last evening, BY a
speech tom Mr. John Hale VINO Is now the candidate
of that gsrfy f1r the Presidency The ame OF MI Haze
trr~ together immense auditory spacious ire
mont Temple being crowded 10 every part
Nr H.le'- speech evidently prepared with care -
-. esnegly sound sentiment and undoubtedly iouni
rc.fss boz the minds " moss Of hs AUDITORS Atnoush
.r.tigoly iew OF them itentinec with the poii-
f nara. which he : now the leader The personal o.
pssranoe Of M Hss pre20ssessing, aud his style OF
.fd-e.. ], agreeable and impressive HIS manner ~.s
c.refv .tulet and his address In some parts vi" Euy
eoqusu. The ihsn his speech slavery as esh-
rect-d with and being the moving and controlling cause
the present u1h0y Ia which The country snso'o.
While our wi.est statesmen we're looking htLef sIo
thiiher. AID snK9usy inQginns the cause o. ms nA'
-. chfd IN the community he said knew the CAUSE
ever holy knew it and ye. nJbody dared % say So
rBcst Trans 2.h.
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NOTICES.

~ The British and Foreisn Medice- & hirar.
sicaI Review for January SIS, is Just rspqe-
ished BY O. B ZIEssE Co Phllsds pnia, snd VIII oe
delivered 10 subscribers Immediately Terms pef an
nan, in advance. Agent for New-York, w u b.hHAssi
tor BOTTOM OsvIsO. BsYAs Providence ISAAC "iLe91i
Albany, PETER COOKE. -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

CLAY ~ PirTsBURsH.-A call Tor poollc meet
.rt o. the citizens Of Allegheny County favorable 70 ne
ronnaion q Henry Clay Tor the Presidency, appears 10
TIE ptsburgh papers which was 70 have taken place on
Ssurf4v A. Several hundred signatures are attached
10 IN. call making near three columns Of me Da<sn< au1
the, corlori.e the names Of well known ara sAune1
WIZ. l.deei, In the language OF the Gd1eHe' wa.
Wig 4. not In his fsy0r who remembers the sazhl
.,fsar ev the o. natorA nonor throusn
public ufe Of usefulness than often ss 70 me io
Of man besos upon bis eountrymen' lrni. ~ Ans'
FgAR OF HfDROPH0BIA--PaIoiul aPprehen
o. e.. In he minds cf many persons, In consequence
N The fc hst several alarming cases Of hycrophooia
I've ecurret Ia the city and county within the last
Ia weeks II would perhaps tend % sllay these Tears u
tie city authorities would put the dog aw 10 force 10
illustrate popular prejudice which prevas We give me
f,ilozIrg circumstance 4 geHtemzn, named 1olhs,
s,, as,s azo comp aimed 20 Alderman Ekntor Of cit.
zen n Franklin s. Tor keeping vicious coz th4t nsd
bitten hin % the leg. The accused was orOasht ~ ior
hsarn. On thursday, when the complainant mAniissie1
the sresiesi apprehension q nydrophooa, Nhaca ne
thought the seah VI the dog only could arrest HIS nef-
n. 81 element almost bordeTsc disease and the Alder
man advised that the snma be pat 70 death Daring inc
,.me DAY the stvcs carried into eject and me mno
q the gentleman relieved lfah@u De4s'''
The BARK LIBERIA PAcKET.-Ihe bak'n0re
San q the z6lh nat In reference 20 the Liberia FNs1'
..v."We have as0 heard some fears expresses a. "
her safety a. she bean heard OF since sne e oo
c.pss Al which time the pilot reported ina, lneie =.
soe difficulty on board. several VI tho crew nsns ecu
lrocet b. crcer OF Capt Good m4nson zoe n@- hDs -
rived a. LIBERIA airy days AFTER Der departure lon DAM
r,ore ssA the rex. intelligence nom thAi qasIs' WI %
l,okec for With izterest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

THE COMPREHENSIVE hsss.efoIs existing -.
i der the krm of BROWN CLARK, Clothisse, iooe
sovery EewYofk 10 this day dlssoIysd By mutual go
s.nt All persons indebted 70 the aIe arm eot6e1 -
seftls The same With THOMAS H. CLARk-Nsv.Yost,
Jan. lsts. MntkL ekown'
The Clothisx business will b continued By 3H0nAe
n. CLARK o. the above numbsr. ~ ~
MAcos, Geo. sth Jsa- is>s.
nIvIDEND.-A dvidsnd Of two dollars per sesse -
IL The capital stock ef the Macon and Western = Co
been declared psyssls the hrst dsy o. kee!ne0
Bank Of the STATE Of NewYok, fos al sess
standing on the boOss Of the Nsv-Yes ASsss r,..ss
jlStFf By order. ,. H. TArLoh. IL.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO The ASytvvtrns ..
DIR T. TsAxcls. Ocalist, 40 bfosdws ~ ,.-.-u-
\, 10 certify that nv child for four m2ntns Ussy
hina snd y, A. oven = ncarsbls FROM "
A. if rrs.tu~nt IN one month, she wes esnsety
70 night. Mo. zsss <s,n~~.eI ssto.fsSiua
earss performed b. Dr. vrsses .hsn ncps az 80 -
49, r. stons one Of the eree6ess s,se2venee
mad: g. d::.: 81 . ~. "a .sss sssii
lev. J. Asdrsls, Roman Cssaes fn:ss = rsssrscA
k kss 81 Con. DID. esx i:sss n,
a. Vanes Hswes, Rev. Z. AppsGnsa
-. Desfress ansnsy esred u tie toaeoge eonoe9
xrri6csl Erss Inserted without gvn6 ~ 0enssss
.sin which sanpS Be disdnguishsd frsm IL nee~He
re- Al ccmmunicsfions p0aPGl 49,.
n Namesols csEtifcasDs % - sen = ~ sss 49,
psrsons Of high rsspsstabtlty. .-.s...
Medicines sent 70 any part Of Ne ssssX $S$SS
directions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

lie SAWS the air" tie sees phanioms We'll then. L,
ell sdmit what deny, thai the only source OF pot
cal power this country the people Let admit thot
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

o. lie 53th eFJ1at 1873, NJ. ts4fAu
J hoBf9soa, n tvotthy md rsspectsd ptaa
Ter OF this Parish.
II his tnvfa,oa The Isl t8sf hfrfa sipm
NJ. HHa9tY CAnsfFh, NJ d abeb
.45 years, and fr tnahy YEAR, pat Il resi-
dent VI his and ibefvill6 Parish.
- On The + nth ~ LILY. nj The fski
Of Nh. Nieb6las Michel In ihf
oflGeH jaw, MI lfEvR4 votmAR. /
Of BatafiB, agt1 about ~ yssfs.
On file first GfJtdy Haer 4 lingering III
of eight week at4F j. " AItKy
son u James and NHfY Alley, agsd 81
'y6ats and ten mouths
Isrest Boy Thy pr ms ats ~ az end,
Thy sfifii s64ts IN high
THY teigh Of bliss sItsll never erd,
Thy homo's bryo 4 the sky /
Within Wy btFast no anguish dep
Can aFar Ifoad AZ ir
'J"botab shall fby spitH kecp
W.T. sefigby sl,ais'bou fplRB.
Though scarce Thy yottge career bcgan,
Upon cartbs toistetons zea,
Heaven & ". md ,Batted thee Tor H. evs
And act Thy spirit fen
There sleep while angels guard tiy fest,
From death and safow fee
Thy bome ftrssef With Tire bleti.
Thy fFtgn eternity,
Par"nts, ny 500 ~ hap 7 nor,
With Christ where r8fcs unknown,
around lis p9re angelic br.w
Bwtms an imfna tai ctovs.
Then Rfievc oot thod4h 'fvert iatd 10 pat
With one 10 both 50 dear.
Heaven ran ~reIieye the bitter sfnar',
Cou dry ~ eyery ssart
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
CLEllI4'B AID HbvDh.BH5
DFFtltFA

t4 ~ ..dtt. .4as
4. afa4 Hama4D ~
a.dbzt a,,t.. l.
49, ..t,t. g..sta ia,a4a4z, .a.
..tg.t i, H., aftaa,la. n..iLta
..La.Li IL .t;.it.t f,h,,,tht / ya,,ia nal, !
y .a..iaz ,.aaa.t, a. ,hs .,,3sst
Tla an..,ta, a,,y ss,atss "a Ia ssttird
,.t.,t,a a.. ..t.a a.,,,,naa1,J ,y;it alei
js,a II, e,i.,;.s aia,et,tty ~ ust admit thu
A., AN, Il t..Iua, Mia .at,,a, ,vili ,n, II,
.a,L. Ma ta,i5itv ~ ~. attu,sssi,ssa ,vitj
i. aat aa,l,a.u i, ,yt,.4. IL. ,re,na.u,.,u !.
hst,,, ,tat - ms s,rr,uuJt,, .trsspbstta
TAi,t. IL ..ttt aaj u MA a .ua-za.-
ssz u, advar,ara ,ysy ths .op,,r,. Mia ta,,
I'm Au ana,n ,ir ,,Ai,h IL a,,,.;,sd i, tta
T., ti,.h, .hsr .t,,, IN. i, condensed
tv ,ta ,,att. t.t,ts ,,,r,isr and cams.
,lpvp IN ,ha shsss ,rdsv,
80, t..-.t u. aL g..
ti .t.. ,.n +,
b, .,...,ti. L.u.,a Ia, ,han ;i- liz.
''' ~ '"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
Died,

Communicated
On Monday morning last Ut Tie resi-
dentp ofiiz brother Cnt. Stephen iIahdaf.
con. deafness Plantation 16uy llfN.
pbRsog Esq Editor If ths Dat ii Houa,
Gazste. aged about ~ yeats
Mr. Henderson WIS Il native Of Gins
gov, Scotland. and resided 10 The Parish
Of East baton Hoigp In. f1r about thrff
yrars end haE Duiog bis s'hy in tbis
town, bs had eHdraftd himself 10 ttos.
ba ktpw bim-bigb minded /, npllr, hon.
generous 10 = tadli, we're yitturs We
q Yeloped IN bis character. IL vas /
and sincere fiend and Il i1fly ~.
agreeable tt6 amir. Farewell, ffpDd
u niab bbsaHt, Sc shall cherish H.
memory tbt '~tiftues ~ shall sbefats of
marble, Thy foibt : write IL ibp sahdh =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

RtcuARp A. SruAur.--This genie"
man. who lie we'll known, from having
commanded n company Of voluntrrrs ID
Mexico, has given a most terrible s@artag
Through The columns oftho therytlle Ca
'srtts to II. =. Mcfarland late editor Of tht
3"Rough and Ready published in tho sohf
,plare, for having abandoned the support
lofGen. Taylor His communication we
regret, II too lcng Tor insert on. Il app
pears from the statement vt Capt y. ,that
Mr., McF. had said, hat the drnoera's had
solarrd him $l70o 10 abandon the Taylor
.potty aud give his support to the drmor n.
tic nou t]nation. but that, ttthat party would
lhid literally he would never abandon il,
Capt, \. replied that ifthe party could re-
,ta;n him for twenty.hv dollars ,he friends
of Gen, Taylor would not bud II.
The way the Captain uses up the cdito,
IL lawful"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08

81 hERHHab isKb0l- g4fifiE ne tts4YlE
ties On Saturday night, and while The | feli.
light procession vas moving through The
: streets, Ia another part 81 tAp city, General
Taylor was seeu through the window If
Tie lajips' saloon, ny A number If persons
Ii feht II the 81. Charles Hotel. IliefH
! Upon Il deathing shout wts raised IN hths
L Or If The old het6-lh His rat.pd The Gem
! ON 10 retire 10 a more secluded part lal
! lls crowd increasing, nothing would satiss
/ " The on htsiastn his pfesehee created lait
his appearance II The wiui4F. With
4 much reluctance, and after making strong
Ulipttiohs, he same bfWa rd-f6r ts was,
in = measure. obliged TO surrender in This
4 dilpmHa-Wbah cheer afef cheer salttrd
4 him, When n little shines was 6tiaiheA
8tte General, In the haPpiest way, At i with
f tbs hest taste, titus addF. ssetl the assem-
4 blaga
oFetiow Citizens II am accidentally III
Hihis city, md would ftin ba an nnnhset we'd
:. spectator oflha proceedings Of this night
q The evening 20 heen set aprrt to IN honor
d to q friend. q biUtbpt soldier u gentleman
Il V HON | respect, ard rs Whofn The roohtry
d loves 8 debt Of gratitude. | hal hupnd.
4 that no friends Of - Inc would botlre my
pres hre IN II way 10 attract attention
Hut since yutt have sepa NJ IL manifest your
Z partially IN Il manner whiei fan11t escape
notice. | rhn pnl Thank ynti Iof the kitd-
hess If The compliment apI wish yoH good
8nlHbt.'
t]tpngral Gaines was with him, md The
glwo veterans retired amid universal cheer
tdg,
HFu#rsH Rnua ( Oh nUsttr4 .= The Haw
" k Globe. 81 I]oroioro paper. makes the
Following prediction. and we take ereot
pIaaaura in f,ly eobsgrting with On, drnio.
arfntta hiphd "t'ep Taylnf attempts to
3ipfaivs M one. lie has made 40 pl dtcs
8fo win votes. md though we cannot srps
port him. un'"ss we are made more IDLY
acquainted with his We've, yet we have no
8hasitation r. declare 6ur ori,ton n be, tIat
+ The cont ct is between Tpylnr and Cass.
slhp former will ~retrivp ninF trnths ri thn
electoral vots ofthe Union The e~leefion
8nfCnss may be considered almost an i'm
possibility.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-08
Death OF the Gditor. Il

BCNth On tRB sgNaeHfr we
have IL day the cad task 10 'erorI the death
pf The ttdtgr britts Gazette. lie demisa
\ shtws aos uncertain IL The tentr" IF ht-
rab ltfs. On Sunday evening last hr vi.
sits5 pur town and eohvarspd with sey"fa'
w lEs hfgads, Ere the Using If Tho Sun
nest morning, by was a cold nominate
corpse. .
We auhiuin tn nstiee ef biz death Gotr
sthe ]roiutnnp Of the Advocate.
death sNf y. Henderson, Esq.
The meiantholy and delicate thst If RE-
iegrding the demise Of a close neishhof aud
contemporary, jryvlyes. THE wevk tron Dta.
\ We JoHv ttRNDHpsuV. Editor ufthe BatqH
Rouge Gdashf, departed this lite, On Mon.
lay last, after . few days illness. This
avrnl, 90 startling AMI unexpected, hns Rll.
ai cur community with surprise and sur@
puw. During q residence nS sen'e three
Years N Baton Rouge, NJ. Henderson had
won largely upon the gaDd Ieel,hE' or all
Who knew him-pndowed 40 he vas with
those elements Of character, which tend "a
constitute the sHmmanH bo7uw Of snciety=a
warm friend and rood c%itizea. II = edltb.
fiai career was Of brief dl ation-=a tSv
months only having elapsed siher he pur-
hasad the Ga8etta aud became Ia editor
IN this latter capacity, he pFnvnd himself
and courteous h his brethren Of
H.. a4.u. .uI a.s. ln.l - a.. t,t..-ut. ~ tka
community with which he had identified
himself Although dying hr away from
land of he birth, yet waa he not un-
surrounded by sYnpathising fiends and
who besides N nj terihg to HE
happiness while living, did al III their pow.
~ h alleviate hts last sutF,rtngs, A hrte
aoneonrss &C R~llDw.tttscns accompanied
his remains % the grave,
ReQateSfai m pder.