Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-02

as the bridge is unsafe, and the large
enount of travelling on TINT route
requires i~mperatively that something
| should be done.
Mock Recommendations under
! the admin istration Of Innis Napoleon IL
ANYTHING but a republic. The Paris Car
,,rstspnlpnl Of the Deha says that 46s
political prisoners remaining 1T Belle Isle
are. condemned without Judgment tj M
]nahspmted TO Algeria. there to woik IN
def military rule Tor the sl,ade often years.
The Government 1T Napoleon, is not
nites liberal to,ts rla sttaiigprs. The
PoIisl, s.ilps, who rpceivpd il small iDdem.
niiN tom The budget unae Louis Philippe,
late lost this lescufte and nany ol then,
lisYp ltsau ordered 10 qnit The territory Of
I t,r: Republic. II seems that irgraIitutle
IL cue Of The striking features If l.. Napi,-
leon IN thot. 1T least, be shows hi,nsslf
te tIiy u prime The Repul, ic. torg,ving
his. rijicu.p,ls comedies at Sttasburg aud
B%ol,loGre, raised hun 10 the highest posi-
ton in France and he il is who pelse-
cntDs The Republicans, aud ties 10 yer
throw the l,rp,hlic. The sots Of Poland
she'd ,i,pit brood tot his n,icle, aud now iliat
HEY Il, ,I,eif children IRE lanished, he 1t
is who de~prives them If the piece ofbread
which even the ayatieiuns Louis Philippe
hid Inst H. courage ~ ftttlsp lliems he
v,s,, upt veterans Of lis Uncle found b
homo In r. land. Oh the ir return from Hts-
sia . mud he II il who ior5ids the descen-
a.ils If pnniaios-ki 10 %sujpirn II. France.
Two other examples will give you M IDEA
Of The good dispositions of the President
towards such lureigpefs a. dp not profess
l., be great ajmir9ts Of his Government.
NJ. 5Sussanoff. a Russian 'etugee, who had
been established IN Paris Ioi several years.
pHfrtic,paipi in The pIitorship ofllis R{Ior-
ne a. scot, as the police were appri-ed Of
the la,t. h. was invited to pass The frontier
within four hottfs. =
r Ou, couhiry,nan, M. Bouis, Of roinie
Cbupte, Louisiana. published lately a
pamphlet Oh the Italian question. Three
dHrs hfs, The publication, he received n
| letter from tile Prefsttufn Of Police, saying
that NJ. earlier wished 'io speak 10 him.
| Immediately. NJ Bmiis wrtde 10 the Min-
i4ter of the Interior. and sent n copy
d his lclterto our Ambassador, vim
dlcnting, in language worthy of an
American. his right. ms publicist. TO
state facts. which had been accom-.
plished in the face Of the world, and
to appreciate them. It is probable
that. having received that letter. the
Minister asnt word 10 the Prefecture:
ipr. when N. Bouts presented himself
| lit M. Ckflier's cavern. he "a receiv'
epl with remarkable politeness. Sc
veral passages Of his pamphlet were
1ferused before him. and he had to hc-
to-nt for them. 4 certain expires.
zion against princes being pointed
out as the most reprehensibIe. NJ.
Bouts answered. with great cnlniness.
that in republics there were no
princes. and that our Ambassadors had
| presented his credentials to the Pre-
Aident of the French Republic. and
not to prince l.. Napoleon. The con-
ference ended with this Yankee re.
paftee. The pamphlet was not seiz.
ed. and NJ Bouis escaped the fate Of
M. SassanoH. But M. Gnrlier took
his revenge on the printer under
p~retence that his hume and address
which were on the cover. had not been
repeated on the bodv Of the pamphlet
d fine of three thousand francs was
ret upon him NJ, earlier il HI inven'
tive genius. rs YOU SEE : defeated in
4 his attempt TO drive M. Bonis ont oi
the country. be strikes him in the
PERSON nf his printer. ] understand
TINT ". Bouis has the intention 81
raising tt subscription ut N. Orleans
in order to indemnify the poor victim,
II .uH# ru+ n \
Socinlismis making rapid strides
and another revolution is on the eve
E,of av%crturning the present govern.
meut. Under what name or form the
next dominant party viii appear
cannot be cDnjectured.
TnE Folly Or PmpE. - The very
witt, and sarcastic Sydney Smith
thus liscourseth Oh The folly Of pride
in such n creature as man: "8 tsm1
After all, take some quiet sober
moment of life. and add together the
two ideas Of pride and Of man be.
hold him, creature Of "A span high
stnlkinpathrough Infinite space IN Ill
the grandeur Of littlehess. Perchct
on n speck OF the universe. ever,
wind of heaven strikes into his blood
Al. x.1J..., - I..tL. La .4.,,t n..3.