Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09

b@y - ft3 NJ As ibtilitlNttib VII Nttb
18th instant and continue through.
out The week. Should The weather be
fine, the turtinen will have q fine time
Of IL. Several stables are now on
the track. aud others are daily ex.
pccted. Members Of The Club will
please call in The morning on the
proprietors for their badges.
( Tug CnnscrNr.-We notice that A
II. Hayes & Co. have disposed oftltit
spicy and popular paper, and retire.
from editorial life. The new propri.
etors are Messrs. Crockett, Frost
Kidd " Co.-.the two former names
are fayorably known 10 tis, and we
have no doubt the Crescent will be
inferior to none of its 60 t%emporariet
in talent and ability, We wish them
prosperity. and hope the former pro.
prictors may meet with slicceas in
whatever pursuit they may hereafter
engage.
Tim Observation-Disclosures 4heot
published nj Franklin. Attakapas
comes to tis IN Il new drcss. We have
no doubt friend Dennrt ~ prospecting;
his industry and devotion to the IN
tercsta Of that portion Of The state de-
serves n liberal patronage.
MGNAaBRIr.-This interesting OK
hibition Of wild animals will be in
Baton Rouge on the 10Th and 10Th in
slant. See advertisement.
~,SroKEs' notnLE CtRcua. This
talented company have paid us II vis-
it during the week, aud performed on
Wednesday and Thursday 10 crowd
cd houses. This company unitc$
more diversified talent than any we
nave YET seen.
We are sorry 10 hear Of The death
Of Nv Kelly. whose icats Of agility
aud strength astonishod the a,l-
dience. He died suddenly as Frank
lin, Attakapas, last week.
J. q. q. I've are pleased to
learn that the Grand Lodges Of the
State Of louisiana. has appointed
Bro. Andrew Natta, Deputy District
Master of the Lodge in this
District, md Deputy District Grand
ofthe Encampments.
Fmn At SAN FRASc1sco.-~A most
destructive fire took place mt San
oh the cath day Of Deccm.
Der laiD. The finest aud most for
portions of the city. including
Parker House. United States Res
and Other large buildings arc
among the ruins. The loss is cstima-
ed ut ono million Of dollars.
Dy"Fhc late rains have created
considerable damage in the country.
N some parts the bridges are ali
washed away, and thereby created
, non-intercourse between The town
country, which will require n
considerable amount TO rc-establish.
CHARITY HosrrrAn.--Tho report of
/. Bier Esq, Treasurer of said in
titution has been presented to the
legislature. From this paper il ap-t
'ears that the: expense for the ye,f
been $~66,351,32, amount Ais
cursed. $o2,9o3,t 10: debt due, saa,G3t'
a; amount received from passengers,
'53.il2,16; patients admitted, l5,55s;
oreigners 1864; natives, 1882: I'M
nown. lac: Louisiaaa, ,li7; State
ppropriation. $1,000. In 1892, the
lumber Of admissions We're $3.50, "A 6,
he cost was 3l,28i.7o. The d at
MISSIONS this year We're l5,5!9aad :, 70
&c cost $66,35l,a2. The cost 1857
ras nearly one half as mucSand The ST
omissions one-sixth. Fothe years 70
sai and and '45. the sate annual o
precipitation was s''ooo; IN lS4t, ii
10000; in ls47. 5000, and since
lat year only slreo. Cd
TSaursr.-An aquest was held yester. ia
" mornins, Ffrnary :, 1850, by Rich.
d Kiune,. eroner, assisted by a jury of -
tizens. On q body of John Fuller, a con- ia,
II. ~founSying dead at the peni,eniiary. K,
he inv, after mature examination, rem.
red verdict, "That the deceased came IN
+ death by hanging himself" L.
8 The Senate OF Alabama has pnani- re-
ls|y adopted a resolution ~pronouncing the ~
$ avery resolve of Connecticut. sent bv ~,
Governor of that State 10 tie Governor ~.
slabama, 10 be "a direct, unpr, voked and Ii.
,ton insult 10 the General Assembly and 30
pie of Alabama" 1t directs The original gh
received from Connecticut to be vii
,rned to the Governor of that Site
the report. and resolution of Alabama e''
ched. i'
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