Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-07
Orleans Correspondence,
wv nhtrlss. Al brr. 1850.

maiiF haVs been earfied away Win ell
ttiitsiasiii. vet are there but few dlstiniois
late III New Orleans. The wlible CON
course Of people tafely filed the st,
louis ball neo,ti. aud aitiolit Those pres
ett, | saw a great tnatiy compromise tiieii,
Who happened TO he tlihte merely through
]et,riesil and a desire TO hear tie eloquent
voice that tsts to address, tt,eni Besides
it was tetsrsily expected that Mr.. solile
would here come ott aiid ttate a plain
avotal If his sentiments, the mild and
refreshing prescriptions Of his relative
having soine llat cooled liis excited bile;
Well. the ssvetty -nine mtist how lie
satisfied, for sonle did clearly aud the
u%ttiverally divtil9e his sentiments oil the
question Of nistiniuli, aud ] was amused
IT tie many dropping heads and sour faces
IN tie room, a. he t1ss6aiited OH the only
r,,trae wlticlf liis prophetic spirit dictated
to the South. now repeat The assertion,
which, yort have already heard from me,
Hf1o,,le is a rank Distil,iouist," for bis last
sleetl, has placed lin in that position be.
fore the country, aud lis burning noids
will be repeated everywhere ms All elo.
1te,,t APPEAL for secession and listiitnia
bertnent
Resistance aud entessidt Oh the part ol
the South il the lill alolishinn the Slave
Trade il, Tie District Of Columbia is not
At once repealed dissolution, of the un-
ion If the North does not agree to make
some fttpre) concessions for the s~niisfacs
ton Of Southern rights These are Mi
<o,,la's sentiments, these are what we
rail 1isltniu,i sentiments lltis Ia the
man who wished to lie placed ON . level
will, General Downs, who bua4ted Of III
eu,al love for this totiederaey. And yet
tie one SAYS Gentlemen, these measures
are pissed, we must rect satisfied viii,
yl,at we lave rot md abide ~ the detis-
Resistance if they ats not repealed, aid,
IN their steal, concessions he made in our
favor lv the North!
What q love for the Union No won
,let Mr. Souls shstld refuse to be classed
amppp those "sot,s Of our Revolutionary
Fathers mentioned il The Union meeting
RESOLUTIONS.
Or Dilleta1ti are now satisfied. The
Drrra and the Varieties are both open,
each with useful additions to their last
yeats stock At the Orleans The gtaid
and sublime music Of Hellini and Doni-
zetti. Rossini aud Halevy, is interpreted
t,y Dpytisa and Duluc. At the Varieties
The smile If the beautiful little Mrs
Howard. the silyety tones ri Madame
Laati. aud the vo'upIupus p~,fonetfes OF
E~Iilariot nttl Bar,n a., the %ftifnte.e
III. l;uel,antfi, ti,a American Tfare1i-
81, is nov gnit's ''"tIes,'t', ~ engagement
1T ft,e atnnriran ',',arten. lis practice
at tho North this auinniet i,ha greatly i'm.
proved HE ,naiinnF, Hfil - may he ranked
ae ole IT tho lest ttaye Inns Oh the stage.
lie is guilty. yet, however, Of t'iat great
fault Of his rrototypn. Naefeajy, q stfaip.
ed and exaggerated drnwiing pf words
wlllel, makes hun attitnds quite inattiible
to those present
The at Charles sticks to ito Uld habit
of relying merely on stars it's stock
company. with the exception Of one or
two characters, Is by far, the worst III the
city. Good policy should teael, the man.
agets to have d good stock company to
back their stars.
Revefiy Johtisdn has been in the city
for the last two weeks arranging matters
for a well concerted attack upon the great
will Of MuDgnogh. From what |
hear Of his intentions, his taeties are the
most wise and prudent which could be
fortned, aud, If vulnerable, the will must
fall tn,der his blow. Besides he has Ell
listed the most respectable part OF the
profession, IN engaging the services OF Ben
iamin. Gtymes. Mieon and Mott In favor Of
the heirs. The litigation will soon corn.
hence in earnest, and then for the struggle,
Who Is 70 represent the Municipalities,
TIC city of Baltimore, the Colonization
Society!
Apopas of the Cuba expedition, the
accounts Of preparations for n new ut.
tack upon the 1sland are not yet realized.
TIE fitting UP Of vsseels both i'll New
York and IN this city. of the enlistment 81
thousands who were awaiting here the
order for their departure, aud thsir secret
meetings in the neighborhooJ OF our New
Basin, have all ended in smoke.
The number Of strangers III otrr city ia
unejmtnouly gtcat. Chr hotels nre near.
" full, but we can find some little room
for you Baton Rongians, if you will
a,of us with a visit.
The talk now il about Jenny Lind.
She will not. however, be here before the
beginning of February. But then fol
seretadss, and bonfifes, and
i For Jenny Lind, bafn, bum,
Well raise the wind, btrl bum.
Yours. CREOLE.
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rg-A despatch TO the N. Y. Tribune