Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
t'0reign Newn.


TITS voTE ~ FARts ARD THE HANLtE0g,@
The following h aIyan no very nearly The volt
Of The Department oFths Seine, which eonpri
aes Paris and the B]aaiituet
Louis M Bvnaparte. i75, GO Rappail ..... 1870
CbvaiRaht $40 -. B6.0tl Lamartine .s.s 5.G4t
lsdru Ngllin.sssts. g4,6ig
The Pope Of Rome has fled from bis
capital IL he guise Of a servant. II l.
supposed that Lucien BonapRrtC, Prince Of
Canine, IA deeply Implicated ii che proceed.
tugs which have led to the pope'B flight,
and il Is said that he will probably be cleo.
tod President Of the Roman Republic, If
one should ever be constituted.
Up 10 tho lilh Dtccnter inclusive =,
tho whole hunber Of cholera cases n
Great Britain WAS 23l7, death, 1917 re
coyeriet, 400 still under treatment. 500.
Only totr Or five cases IA day werU occur
Ing IN London, and all lear of had sub
sided,
The LonIon Times contains thr follow.
Ing paragraph.
W. have much pleasure In announcing
thattho haais oftIe postal convection with
the United States has 1t last been finally
retled, aud a drought Of the convention
itsrf will be sent by this days steamer to
America, for ratification by sbc Senate of
tho United States. by the convention, a
considerable reduction win be made upon
the postage Of American l~cttrre, and we
I list that the III feeling on both sides,
which the question had oecasiunrd, will be
.deiuitively removed
II ireland every thing "a quiet. An at.
tempt isto be mado TO postpone The trial
% Duffy.
In Spain the Cbattist chief po4as hns
surrendered. The band of E,tudia ME VIVA
defeated on the III. The MARQUIS de-
Mlraii"res was to be appointed President
ofthe Senate,
Dr.. Cewring has been appointed Ing.
ltsh Consul at Canton.
The report Of the death oFlbrAhim pacha
is confirmed, Ahbar pacha succeeds him
In the vicrroyAlty, a
We have been favored by Mr.. Loueks,l
with the following letter from the State
Superintendent of Public Education Il
viii ho gratifying to tboso who have ,oiled
long aud faithfully III the education of the
youth, that some remuneration will be hes.
lowed for their labprs altho Oh too small
and inadequate to give the necessary en-
enlargement 10, and ensure the success
oil the Public School system.
New Orleans, Dec: 3Oth, ls4s.
To the Superintendent &c Public Schools
of the Parish Of East Batau Rouge /:
Sinh compliance with the provisions
OF an Act, supplementary to The School
Act, approved the Goth Of December, Is4s.
which requires the State Superintendent of
Education to proceed, on the 3Otb
day Of December, 1913, TO make an an
pointment OF such school funds as may have
been paid into The Treasury Of the st ate,
ard to give notice thereof to the several
Superintendent /; | hereby certify
to you that tue SUN of Mill Tax apportion-
and Of Poll Tax assigned to your Par
'sh, for the uses of its Free Public Schools.
amounts to -Four thousand One Hundred
Iirenty. Eight Dollars, and 77-lO0.
Mill Tax S3,62s, 77-l00.--P II Tax,
$500 90. This sum will be paid by the
State Treasurer out OF the school funds in
The Treasury, upon your warrant, so soon
as you shall have returned a bond, as pres.
by law, duly executed, for the faith
nl management and disbursement of said
funds.
by the above mentioned supplemental y
Act, the State Superintendent IS required. /
Z, quarterly 10 apportion, among the
.cSpectlye Parishes, such school MONEYS ;
nay be received into TIL Treasury. The
aotice will be transmitted to you Of such
quarterly apportiunment have the non.
,r, sir, respectfully,
To be your abedient servant,
ALEX: DIMlTRY,
Superintendent Public Educat On.
RICHARD LoUcKs, ESQ, Baton Rouge.