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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
GISLAT i L.
TUESDAY,

F~tnHuAHy Ia, 1850,
The Senate met agreeably to ads
.ioutnment.
Present: Hon. J. y. Plauche, Ii.
Governor and President Of the Senate
IN the Chair. !
Twenty seven members present.
Mr.. Cole An act for the relief Of
the Sheriff Of the Parish Of La
to,trche Interior
Mr.. Phillips: AN act to incorpo-
rate the Shreveport aud TeSas Road
Company in the Parish OF Caddo;"
read I'd time and referred TO commit
tee on Judiciary.
nr. Sigur introduced An act to
allow compensation TO J. w. Halsey.
Esq. for professional services y read
I'd time and referred TO committee on
Claims.
Mr.. Gardere: Resolved, I'ha; the
Committee on Elections be instructed
TO enquire into the e~xpcdiency Of en-
acting a registry law. 20 govern cleo
tons in this State and report thereon
with the least possible delay
Nr. Richardson. Of the committee
on unfinished business, reported IAN
act to amend an act entitled AN act
to incorporate the town Of Froyi-
dcnce.''.
.Nr. Chambliss offered a substitute
thereto. bearing the same titlc,-which
was adopted. Bill underwent its 3D.
reading and passed,
Mr.. Clark. of the committee on
Contingent Expenses, report in rela-
ton to procuring an engine and hose
for the State House:
That in obedience to the r~esolu-
ton of the Senate, they have %enquir-
cd into the necessity OF providing an
Engine for the State House, and have
consulted with Col. Dakin. the archi-
tect Of the building. who has sent The
committee n report on this subject, in
which he states, that the House is
built In such a manner. that there is
but little or no danger to be apprc-
] 1lended from ttfrt, and that II rs III ne
ces>ary to- procure a Fire Engine for
the State House." Your committee,
adopting the views of the Architect
on this subject. ask to be discharged.
Signed, r. CADE, Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Bryce, the reso.
lutions on the subject Of Slavery were
made the special order of the day for
tomorrow at IL o'clock, NJ.
SECOND READINGS.
On motion of Mr.. Ray, the Senate
took up the substitutes reported by
the committee on Amendments to the
Constitution. The first Of said sub
stitutes, which is asfollows, was read
ART. /. The, Chief Justice and AS
~sociate Justice.af the Supreme Court
shall be elected by the electors quail.
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fnr lie exemption If tetia n persons from
mad Jttty,4 WIS made the order Of the day
Iof Friday Feb. ID.
MI, Ill Ingston, :" An act 10 attach Man
tapts ~Islatfl. d portion If Ascension parish
10 Livingston" san act 10 make pfnvisi n
fpr the ol,eting Of Bayou lar hoiotne~ go
Mr., wife, An act re- alive IT, the al
yeftisemnats Of shhtiifs sales"
Mr., Iegey, ian act 10 establish adj ion.
al elect d precincts In the PARISH Of lsasr.
son"
Mr.. Abbey, Ct An aet to almond al ast In
relation tnniurt tsga siav"a.'
Mr.. In allie re. ioftn1, " A. net to am,nt
The s~seeril nets relative t., tie Polio and
f,oyarunant Of The town II Ht'dn Hodgs
a. j The stsne passed It, iidal sctio,,
The D%illatth tizint the legnad 'tien Of the
Mechanics and traders Bans. passed ia q
read Ing.
he House ihen Adjourned until 10.
morrow, Al 10 A. NJ.
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Hf. Bryce pf"srhei 100 pt%titiots, hns
ffota John +. TaYlaf aud The ttffsr from
John 4. and Nancy Iatlof. ui mpiida
satire was ref flrd tp committee en- Edit
cation.
Ar. Butt ~ introduced ihr %ftllawibg re.
solution, wlirl, vas + ad ard adopted
Resolved. The President If The Ae.
nate arpoii,t M additional Tfausiaiing
Cia,t' The Pres dent appointed Mr..
Taui Bo1,ipt.
The r. aidptt snbtni ted \ r~rtnirunita~
ton Erpm Hon t,ao. &. New bo,ter, State
Treasurer. setting i,rth lta reasons Why
he could not my amy warrants until Mon
LAY the ls'h inst.
sFEcIAL uipEn q 1HH bAy, I'd rhodiig.
Itnhiine The substitutes reported ly The
committee on Ftd"fal Relations, to tbs
resolutions on the subj ~ Of slavery.
Mr.. Duncan moved, that beiute pro
cre4ling ~ oct ntt lltpsa resolutions, that
ST. ntrl, # General N~asbinnton's fate-
ty..il ndlf.es 80 re atrs 10 The uaio pf The
States i4e read. Said motion prevailed.
mud ilte address WIS read.
F4rimts resolutions tel,i SO to ~
an n.l,tnt If The Constitution were read
and indefinitely acted np'n.
On tnofior, the Senate sat Niit closed doors
n Executive business,
TIE pts beitie opened. on motion, tit
Senate adjourned Il t1stnprtow, nj 10 o'clrrk
| 4. Al.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
New. Orleans Markets,
FEBRUARY 10. Ia.

FEbtJAhs ~, Ws
COT"rONs=1hs market has es3ntin,,ad dull end
Unsettled friday. and tbs salev hfs barely 1906 bhles.
q. about sate decline. sinca The Eursta's ne va yvas
teeeived. inferior saes; Middlins Ie1sllt; rsi, IN
SUGAR AND WORCESTERSHIRE tiitsa,anirS sea,
titst IN the morning, and The roaring rain In tho aftas.
,itpr. limited the salsscf sugar 10 stfre 400 hhds. u
frnret fa'eH. or tadlasses. 100 bbls iistesed of, "A
l7a2lie the latter fate for prime, which cpnttnasA
senfre.
FLOUR ~Atf1,ars has ,ses n hit little done In this ar
,iele. ihhigi, The market II ffte. talss q fsy~ hpos
dtel bbis, chiefly NJ ~ 50 for supeffts 81, Loyis
anj Illinris. ei e7l,st 70 fot nstta Ilinojs. sna
VI; no for chaite st Louis. tEagip ]
CORN - Sot%ithsfa riding The bad weather. ",
neica sales If tsatiY eftj1 satks, viz. 7i47 yasks
lthfae lot for shittnsnt nj a. itDn yaliotv at AZ. and
100 saehs tone I'll nj ste. per busiet
0ATE-tW sacks sacks Ct Lstis bfsnpht 7a,,
from sttre.
FDitK is firm. raiss 90. this. t,,-s ,tn, aoa tss,
At % 50; go in three lots. al 40 CIV: ee rt,,ots Al A. nj,
END lr II. ~. NJ ~ 81 per htl
Rt ON A=sid@s selling 81. i.aa4, and sstns fam,
nj psatGe
aftiHv' 4dvs rrs i. s,,st,toegl sn; ".
.itlite ISLES 1T VI t,fls. grsasa Al A., pnp hers i, a.,
and $500 ritoire fffntr s'tfs) Al Gle. taf IL
BFEFATha market is fful nj eli snsstp 10 A.,
risss sa 25aa7 50 for ttitnp, md gS 90 for 4.
FOFfEF4salee coo baes Ria Ut latst4t
VHlsKf@-l5D hb1ss rertifef tysrn aid a, y /
gig. three bots. at 81, 20 raw $751;, and ai,est lGi
g." Dtxtef's' a. 2ir! tar gallon.
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fahlf.
Is.

Ahcndu 1us Wa bi"g'onZ Riley So.
ndIfssse b l%'honorable Conf du s,xtAm.
District judiciaire p'nr +, pafoiasr d'E-t
Baton Rougs ei Etat de- IN Loui4iape, pour
.e'rs nonimt administrator de In Success
ion de Robert A. Riley. son frsrc, ci devan.
Il" ~ dits pnrois+e, deecdG.
Avis sat par - presents donns 4 TO.
csuI iot5resses je fairs SAILOR Ieurs raj.
sons dam dir jeurs dn Service d. eet avi,,
poarq'oi la dts application II" graft pas
sccoriGe. M. MORENO,
Feb. Ii, 1850 Grefisr.
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AVIS.
Fsbrnar, Is, 1850.

Anendu qn" Madame Adelaide Colls.
lyeuve de fcn IJypolitr Lapour, dccsds)
d, !, p%aroissc d'Es, Baton Rouge ct Fiat
,fe Ia Louisiana. s'est adressc d limnotahIs
Cour du sixieme District Juticiaire pour
pour eire nornmo administrative do la
succession de son defint mari.
Avis est par la presenie donne i tons
sons dams dix jours de- Ia p'em,ere publ
cation de Get avis, pourg 'oi Ia dits appli.
cation ne serait pas accorde.
NJ. MORENO, Grefisr.
Feb. Is. 1850, 2fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
Twenty. Second Day of February.

d, This day which ought 10 he "''str'ed
en- nh y.pers,inn by every tmariraa,. 90
s,fhe anniversary Df the birth Of 'h4 i'm
apincrlal Washington, the Ion'd'f 81 this
ssn't,eat aud glorious Republic. will hot he
t~lteassed unnoticrd ii The town Of Baton
npkoupe. That fine volunteer coitlpany,
ps@he WAsutSafoN auAnps, viii rrdclaitn
htibe ia W Of the day ~ n national salut" |;
luring The day they will turn out lN' et~
~',hysrcise and parade, aud IN the evening tho
shtere,nonies Of the day will Il" c~'osfi by .
onsplendid ball. given IN the r5tund 81 the
tberapi,pl by thu Company
.sN We ate aorfy that eur ci''a""s gene
,%ayslly have made ]" d"mo"e''a'iot tor n
seseneral procession on the orc's' p. Al
..nG,,,imes like these, when the politi ele-
%,eahnen,s ave po,teujtng. when The tif''on Ia
sushnkan 10 iis very epn'te. md the Hslf and
W glorious fabric of onr republican, 4nve'u-
tsasnpnt Il threatened with disnnioh, f,nthipg
hysan tend ,nnta 10 Keep us IN mind IT our
ushigh obligations as a people than 'l'h read
ling In public the wise admoni'i"nA con
entainej In the FAREWELL A%rpphss oi
aspL,eorge Washington, nor Ia there b more
\ biting time for su,l' q purpose 'hh'n th'
theabusversaty Of his birthday,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
tho y
An ACT

Az AT
To authorize lie %ssrr,al Municipalities oi
the city ofNew Orleans 10 levy taxes
upon capita.
Whereas, dpiht# iiavs ariafn whether
the several municipalities Of the city Of
New D,leans u der the power conferred
upon them, so raise by tar on real ss-
tate and personal estate within tho city,
s,ci, st.ins of money 80 iii be nacessa-
ty.'are a%n'hdized 10 levy a tat upon cap
ilal e~1nployrdn cn,nn'rce. And, where.
nc. /, il essetial to- The interests of those
Mnniripalitifi that all doubts upon ibis
| subject si,oild,e promptly removed md,
ists flom abrad and ri home. who ENJOY
the protection and bemet III of The avg #
the State. andb # the Municipalities, shnuli
| contribute to tie maintenance Of The po-
lice and government Of tho city and bear
~ due ptopnrtm their share # The ppll'c
burden. Ihepfore,
SIC. !, Belt enacted by the SENATE
AID House # Representa- yes Of HE
| s,nie # Louisiana, in General Assembly
convened, Tbt each nf ,bs Wnniripal,l
ties Of the city Of New Orleans shall IL
and Is hereby Empowered to levy t,xes ~
capital withiniis limits. for The pu'p"s",
and objects scifotth IN the act Of slRf.ieet
hundred and fle, to incorporate the ctJ 4
New Oflcans,,pj 10 The acts amenHa'of
thereof.
SEC. Q. Beit further enacted, I'D
That each Of he Municipalities Of 81
city, shall be. nd Is hereby empowered
levy atax III cpitaI OF the assessment n
for the year oe thousand eight hu"dn
and friy.eigh aud a 'ax o. capital
tho n~ssesstneifroll for the year one tie
sand eight huared and forty-nine {; Pr
! vided, That th taxes on capital on 4
assessment ros for the years one tht
sand eight hadred and foriy@eight. n
one thousand light hundred aud f,rt
nine, shall moi sceed The amounts a|rea
imposed by ei-ting ordinances Of
.aid municipalities.
PRBTON w. FARRAR,
Speaker Of te Honae Of Keprcssniativ
j. II PLAUCHE,
1t. Goyernoapd President Of the Sent
APPROVED FEB. 1850.
JO3pH WALKER,
Goyeres OF the State ef Lou'sia
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No ~
HEGlIIrIlnN

RESOLUTION.
R,.otrsi tyfhs Ssaats and Hpnse 6f Fsptsse,istj,.s.
n ne gtaie Of Loaisiaaa. IN gsserat assepity nm
rtaef; That Bur Senators IN Congress BE- i~t,stfpe,4l
and the Members If the House Of He representative he
tea,ies,etl. To bse tbett BEST Efforts 10 ptrettrs 4 dale
Mail from tia Cit If New Orleans. TO tho ssst ri
Government d the State Of I%b,isianas
PRESTON w. FAHRAn
SPEAKER u the ffcttse Of H. Representatives
JB! PLAUCHE,
Lieut.. Governor md President Of the Senate,
Approved 4th February. 1860
JOSEPH WALKER
Gosetipf VI The State u Louisiana
mo 81
AN ACT
10 obtain a daily mail from gew Orleans during Tho
session Of ths General Assembly
Seer. | N il ensrtei bv he Senate and H,n,s
af Heptsseniatses Il ne &fae Of Losisior1, IN Geostai
Assembly. cearsea. That the Post Master Of New
Orleans e ~tetseste3 to mike ,ip md trarisri, by
steamboat 81 daily naii To Baton Rouge during the
session pftbe General Assembly.
sEer. 9. h il further spaetsd Dr.. That the
autn If three hundred dollars he and he sans IL here.
by apptrpri, TED for the transportation If said mail
aaiI SIM. Ia he paid on the whftant 6f M Musspn
Post Master Of few Orleans, OH The Auditor Of Public
Accounts.
PRESTON w FARRAn
speser u the House If Representative.
J. h. piATCHF
t,jAniersn n, Gorfnof and the President Of the Sc ps,s
Approved. february 4,h, 1850
JOSEPH WALKER.
Governor Of The State Of Loiiieiaba
Certified Ia III n correct curg from the original
in my possession February s. 1860.
CHARLES G~AYAHHE.
Secretary Of Stats.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

TgMpERAnCEsIFTY YEARS Aso.-A WI
In the Boston Courier gives the follows
pic ure Ut whatwas common some ye
since. Others ave probably seen The 4
1.-The last var OF ny apprenticeship
boarded with tbeletgyman ofthe town, IN
was then but ory-now there sre four o, ny
a. good a man, ad AZ pons a minister as !
best in his day nd generation. 1t vas
uniform praeiiG. af er the public rellga
services Of the sabbath, to have a bpwl
panch or toddg | tie morning, and a tank
offlp il the wifcr before suppe'--"hiehS
usually betweeit three and fur o'clock. !.
Of the IONS Of ID gentleman, a young maj
great pr mise, bred a merchant, and, at
time, in i,urisIig business, fell a victins
~irtemperance. lis partner in business, be
his %jounior, folks cd his example. lie Y
his head a.. hid, and bore his faculties Y
as MUGS, pride al arrogance as would Deco
a monarch. WIN iart saHf Hin he VA
beggar in the steefs OF Boston, a. rage"
as ilitby as the tnsi miserable vagao'ho |
ever moved tha disgust or pity Of humah
| In his netter davhe MARRIED alovely girl,
had several ghiIren. But all assoeia''on'
nasbsnd ard fa,er were now broken
liswife was ssperfing herself and en'iq
by the labor o { hands, while hesa lazy
ycisus oufcast.was soliciting charity \
one IN whom, ben in the iiurnbIe o'.
pc alb c tat onlf an apprentice IN a coni
printing Office, H would have thought II
grain TO bestd any mark of miIsari'l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
NOTICE.

Whereas Washington Riley hss ap.
piled 10 ,hs Hon. Sirh Judicial District
Court Tor the Parish If f.. y. Rptge. IN Tho
State Of Louisiana TO be appointed nd.
minislrator 81 he succession Of his deed.
brother Robert A. Riley. late Of the said
Parish.
Notice is hereby given 10 Ill persons
Interested to show cats. within ten days
from the first publication ofttis notics
why the said application should moi no
granted.
N. MORENO, ClrrH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

WILL. he soii, af the Cnnrt II usr, ~ .
Y o'cis k. oh NHd,y, 9Th I'er., T Itts
Etenderr ct, An '%ioteer, a I ~ - ground
ssign ted IS lois Nos z. 3, 8 A. Q + @1nafs
$40. In that oat'oftbe town D Eaton Rnara
I'd out Ivy II B~saatasarj. Term # sale
alf cash, the b,laoce IN G md II months
red I. Acts Of sale passed. bsttrs Samuel
%knIfisld Al the ZIP nee u Ito pptrh ,rtr.
fsb Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

EELISE 81. InaEriI-

Ne elacton sc Il tanus ~ f'fertyta e 10
~ IA Ho-dhe egli<e l. premier lurdi d.
Mars proclaim. pour fire tr4 pn'ennnes
'o"r servtt 'orpme aIafani'lir 3 d" i'tgI s.,
81 Joaepb poir i'annte foBrami~. lea 20
'er nj oIvrtt lie 10 heptes dn m,iin 4 4
de l'aptsa mid.
II =. rARtT.
febI6. Or
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

by the Senate. lie received only 7
votes.
Nfw YorK MAaRfr. The cotton
dealers at New York have been dis
appointed IN the news from England
They expected an advance Of IL Oh
The staple at Liverpool.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
a py@ EDWARD CouHlNAhn Is candidate p
IYpIry rnSgTA BIE-eleetipt III April.

~ r,s.ss .rs.,spa nr r. 1rrFAbr,.
,nH MettoprsrsoN Aaos AbAas end Jos. N,
'oy,,sa. IL A trEslsuaAN, &. w. IrisrtFHt and
=, 1 Jt,.rr, ne candidates fof He'etttnsn at'hh neal
~ municipal election in Apti, next
IF I've arc authorized N annntirre HENNl loH
httNsON ss candidate for .splett,heii, al lhs nest
infection,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
: Commit of Invitations.
A NIX
EN-

y ny its"bh Bak,t.'nC ypress bayou about
miles ( ON The tfs II IF Baton Hours,.
DIRK bro" II mare niue, aboti - hantls fipb,
2 years I'D. 8 d fla and harness mi N M
land vi.io'e The own 7 j. requested Il.
fns I rwatd. p Y ciiarrrs NJ take her away
t'efn SO she nill be Tod acerrdipe 10 Law.
n. L. WOLFF. Eaupey
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
cuUtcH NOTICE.

There will be anbiection held al tfs 49,
on the first Mondatn March 1899, 70 slecs ~
sons To serve as Wtdens Of st. Joseph's Chnrc!
one vear, from this.Isction. Polls open from |
4 o'clock P. n. DAo
Fss. Isl ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

be- ArrotNrMnNrs,-Ge Walhet'hss aP.
lpointed p,-Go,ernor lohnEpn 10 tso otlith
neOf Attorney General, The appointment
mis- an excellent one, although ~ would
have been a'itl he,trr pIeaaed to have =r"n
,,she Sup eme Bench hono'el with his no
limitation thereto.
Hon l. nc r.. rteafnn has tfen ap.
pointed Julga II the Supreme tSoust, 10
p.iill the vacancy oreasioned ny 'hf fesig.
VIBRATION of Judge King.
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NOTICE
Feb. Is, 1850, 2fs.

Whereas Mrs. Adelaide Cola widow
ofthe late Hypoli'e Lanoue. Sen, deed.
Of the Parish Of Eas, Baton Rouge in tho
Stale Of Louisiana, has applied to the
Honorable Sixth Judicial District Court
fr said Parish to he appointed Admins
tralrix Of the succession OF her said deed.
hnsl,a nd.
Notice Is hereby g;s1a TO MI person.
interested 10 show cause within ten days
from the first publication Of said notice,
why the said application should not be
granted. M. MORENO,
Feb. l6. 1850 2tf Clerk,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

" MAGNOLIA Corasn,-,Fhe weather
Tuesday aast has been p7casant,
nannd the races have been interesting.
I'VE publish below the raclngot each
Hay, since Tuesday. IA the lrlelemen-
lev of the weather on that day pre-
sseuted any racing on the track. On
"Wednesday the track was very hea-
NV, notwithstanding the first race was
1sun with considerable spirit, and
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

l. MnSAeERss,-T This interesting ex-
of Raymond g. Co.N have
sheen III this town during thu week.
have been visited by a large
Of our citizens.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
photographed ta the New Orleans TNicayune
CONGRESSIONAL.

rnp SLAVERY .,o,rsr,os len :
writes rs follows To fhe Raltimttrr Stn |!
The Uaion is sat'. The Norhrrh
members are harkit, out Crom, The Wtlmat
~rrovi>o. 4, the h'.gianng of abe session
Roots resolution or hny rcsplritan cntry>
ing the Wtlmot pr, $50 would have passed
by q large "a" ,orite,.
The delay a,essgn,c,l Ivy The difficulty
IN making a Sp"aasr and Clerk was 4
public benefit, by showing tho members
that tho passage "1'he provtsn viii woik
oil e~a'irety the tv,l regular old line par.
ties, and substitute sectional patties.
About tweniy-th,eIt -No,thern memhefs
mostly Wings, unified with IT,, suutl,rsat
nc brrs in layna Nr. Roots eso'miA,
on the table. THIS will quiet. The mmtHr
in the House, THE Northerin Wings aye
now disposed +" t,a,r The Presidents prk-
position /; or. in $htn:' way, 10 evadc sr
defer the slavery qfestion.
~-----
RtoT ~ PntLspELruIA.---t 'elegh
phic despatch from philadelphia da{rd
the 9Th inst, SAYS
The adheren's II the rival fire comln :
MICS became quite. hnisletons and unnIn.
naveahle to-day. aid, Ia their eagern}fs
to destroy, attacked the enginc>%l house q
the Weccac"e cot,panY. and t'tally IetIo
ljshed it. With all sne fury Of Aah.violentEa.
The upper story was occupied Is \ schihl
room. This was also entered aud all The
the furniture d~eslie,ed, trgsrl,er with otIle,
valuah e natrriats telongin tih"ret", No
content with 'hiS outrage, tHe mob NJ v
set fire TO the bnil5irg AID hgtm l.. the
loss is estimated nj S20on. asi,a only r.,r.
italy insured. fFpm all th~s,indieaiiort i
is iea red thai the moh will pot sinT, lhFrt
unless our ~au'hsraies act promptly, I'm,
teach the &tfead rs on A>ssr House Rio
lesson. ri
BALTIMORE, Monday, Heb. 1l.-5I,
the Senate, on MondayI (llth,) fIr
Berrien spoke m Mr. Gays cempro
mise resolutions, Y
In the House, the comhittee's Sub
stitute for the Renate's fevenue Iil
was rejected By q vote 81 lol toIpa
TnE CHAReB. TO AusrEfa. JaHe,
Watson Webb, of the NawY ork Cpu
rier and Enquirer, lately appointed
harSe TO Austric. has heen rejeeter
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

' ALC HDLL ] nut TN OEs 5ALL.
For ale, either5whol- or in two ! ts, a
piece ofground, situated On Levee Street.
belonging to the Undersigned, bounded or.
The north by ! ! Of Mrs. Foster, IN the
soutl, by that of7Jiary Berhell an on tho
west by LeveeiA or Front Street. s9.aid pro.,
perry is admirably situated for a business
stand. The lot is ~ feet FONT hv 14a in
depth. AMBROSE THERIoT.
Feb. o, 1859.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
MARRIED..

A. Wnpdviiis Miles, on HE Tn inst b, hi. tfppos
q aibofIe Pnfish, Mayor If tie tetsn. fnArte -
H.usss. Esq, 10 Miss Ees.H Git MORE, both II this
Parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

They expected an advance Of IL on
The staple at Liverpool.
niver, Markets and Weather.
Ct4ctvNaTf. Feb. 4. NJ. The wea-
tl,er is extremely cold. Sales 81
new flour at ~ 10 Provi-
xiors steady but quiet.
rtrrHprHa. Feb. 1. M-Ihe river ia
rising. with 10 feet water i'll the chan
nel. Weather very cold.
Pi14snuhe. Teb. /. ?. M.-The river
is FILLING, with q feet = inches winter
IN the channel The weather is 100
eold for outdoor business.
Ctsetvsatt. Feb. !, ?. M-1'herIyer
hns fallen three feet since Saturday.
Tie thermometer is nj Zero.
Nnx,ro.-nn the 91th If January. nc
we learn l,v . private letter. there Was M
attempt ~ a. itsnttee'iun ~ tindtd Viz.
t",ia. IN T~amaulipna. The Governor,
Dr.. jpse tardensz. "as attacked lt .
i,ra If twenty meu. and after a skirmiRh.
il, wl,irh several we're killed aud Wounded.
his Itcrilp ury was nude ptisoarr. The
ne,i daY. DR.. Lorenzo is tuttins issnsh
a rrorI amntiDn. Announcing the deposition
r IRE Governor. and cnitypkiug the lpgis
lsturr lor The trial If Gurlenas. The
whole country Il ripe for revolution
o. frpct.
AnvrnrtHtua A i~IrERAxn.- Amidst
SO many advertisements against trust
ing wives which we sec in The pa
prrs. il has been surprising flat 50
few wives advertise their husbands.
Occasionally. however. We sec u or
Two breathing death and vengeance.
Just such n ono the following mnt be
esteemed, which we find in al ihdi-
ann" paper, signed Elizabeth Peters
LEFT my bed aud board last fall.
hereby rendering my expenses lish-
ter. my legal husband, John Peters.
,,,th,nt cameo - rrovoeati,n Ali
IA oLb Nadia aud ,a,,nu Girls v,l,vz
Of all ages aud conditions. arc hereby
G,rawa,ned ayainat h]ar,oriny ., trta.
tim, l;,, 81, nv, ,.oouot as al, do
tern,ine,l NOT To- he accountants for his
debts, or more especially for his mis-
eond,,,t heaaus. he il ~ ~l,,lar. /,
lrunl,n,I . ua,nhler = thief , liar
and q loeoIoco"
NJ.
we congratulate 'oih refers u
having escaped arum such n tetina
IN ii. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

r Il. = .

f,st~eviptim A. Ter vert =. IL. Ia.
N = ,,isama,,ts r,,p drila, trf a%ri'a'r FER tie 'fffih'
"a .pt,lpt. and my eents for erety Subsequent, fVhhs'
~ make n snihre
advertisers 40 lsf year
y ards, ar. the usual prices
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

Dc THE UprER' MlssIssIrrl. IA private
photographic despatch announces that
,.arahe navigation which has been in
pferrupted by ice, is again Open to st,
o gtI.eais.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16

NAN d. Gov. Wright of Indiana, has
~ ordered the following appropriate and
patriotic sentiment to be placed upon
the block of marble from shat State,
tfor the Washington Monument:
tiers in AZ
Knows NO N4RrH. NO Souri, NOTHING
! Buf THE UNION!