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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

CHOLERA IN Nav ioRx..ss-The Brook.
lyn Daily Advertiser has the following
paragraph in reference to the r1isl ence Of
ch@lera in the city of New York ;
SIT will be gratifying to our fellow
citizens to know that his Honor the May
or last evening drew the attention If The
Common Council to the fact OF the preva.
lrnce of cholera in New York, and re.
guessing their prompt action to prevent lis
spreading HERE
We had heard that there was a strong
feeling Of rivalry existing between she
two cities of New. York and Brooklyn, bu,
we had no idea that il had been carried to
such al extent tina. the prevalence Of cho.
lera IN n city would he d source Of gua.
,ifca,iou to the other.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

Gnr. TArLoR.-Ws take the following
highly interesting article concerning the
President Of the Republic from The Hons
Journal
The " hero. President" has been more
trtthfblly desc ibed than any man we evei
Rad mitch IF before seeing. One who
had not learned how extreme touch Ia
ma nners-tbe most coufilv polish and The
mos, absolute simplicity might be sur
| ptised. only, with that complete putting d
every one in his presence at ease, which
is lcoked unpn In England az the result Of
Of high breeding and which Cen Tay.
lor's mannsrs effect. without the slightest
thought given IN the matter, apparently.
and with The fullest preservation Of dignity.
=" Rough and Ready" in this way, III
English Duke would he rs well and. ly
by the way, his readiness is Of a simplicity
and genuiDshes 80 which II is wonderful IN.
deed To hnd9sn high on the ladder Of pre-.
ierment There wate hut sis or eight
persons in The from whenn the af,y we
accompanied were presented 10 the Pre-
sident anI The conversation, Mr the ten
minutes we were there, was entirely oi-
siu lied, and between himself and ibe
ladies' only But we should Rave been
any where struck with the Instant direct
ness, ol,viousnsss IS. and pfnmpi and close
hitting innediatepess with which he IN
vatiahly replied 10 what was said. lie, Il
he eter $ % mere n 'rine. the return ibnight
was iron The next Ink Of association.
Most grea, men, diplomat's's and politi
clans particularly. 90 "afo,i the bash q
little for a reply To a remark. emitting the
more obvious and simpler answer II nigh.
snuges', for The sake, perhaps. Of an APP
prarance Of seeing more scope In the bear.
Ing Of The matt r. II tTaylor--we thought
we could makr %certsin, even from these
few brief moments of ohservation-has
m dread If ynur seeing his mind exactly
ne II works. and has m eare whatever.
except To think and speak. trnhf1Ily. what
comes first, regardless Of any poliry or
management, II it, impression IN the lis
'eher. The hey of his voice. Al the Same
i''ne, IL that OF thorough lraDkness. good
hunnnr, aud unconsciousness Of obsetva.
ton. while his smile is easy aud hahi'ua1.
The grace with which these ont. of dior
characteristics accompany a mouth o.
snch inlolnitahla resolution. AMI an eye Of
such seatching and inevitable %keenness.
explains. perhaps, The secrp. Of the afac=
Ito" that il 81 well known 10 have been
mingled with the cpnfding devotion felt
Er him Throughout the army. l. is i'm
possible 10 Look upon the old hero. we
should say, without loving and believing
IN bin. q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
Photographed to The Daily Delta.
Great CONGREGATION at 80. Louis.
WARE. HOUSE UURNED
Hr. LOUIS, March II. 1ahn.

ST. Louis. March IL. 1850.
Al two o'eloekean Sunday morning. the
Planters Tobacco Warehouse WAS disroy.
cred to he m fire, and II was IN a 9 kpfL
time totally destroyed. The fig, floor was
occupied by Houssman and Lowry. ,nbac.
co and storage merchants. Their loss il
10000. Of which $4,000 Is covered by
insurance. Measrs. %I,oane and King.
Beach and Eddy. Park and BoksS. N.
Blackstone, and several mher firms lost
goods 81 red - these amount 10 perhaps
$1,000 principally insured. The third
and frur'h Aeors were occupied by STAR
ret IL Wadat, furniture dealers. Ihsir
loss ia 100000, Of which only Sl2 600
10 insured. House belonging tn J. y.
Brown. Missonri-not insured. William.
sof, nrholsierer, neat building son,h,, was
also burnt out, losing about ~ 5000. The
whole loss, can hardly fall shon nj $780,.
600. Three persons were l,ad5 injured
by the falling Of walls. Doane pns King
are insured for $4,000. The fire Ia sup.
passed r. have heen the act Of an incendis.
nv. @ 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
Destructive Fire,

oh Saturday last, about hall past eleven
o'clnck the cry Of Sire aroused MIR ci,i.
aens from their first placid and quiet dreams.
and II was soon murd Oh, tina, q fire had
taken place IN the kitchen NJ Mr. =. Nc
hitrick, IN the rrar Of The town. q nd ,l,,,
II was last gaining ~ the elegant and pra,
dwelling IN the premises. The distance
% the premises from The f~,p-enrines. aud
Tie lire being uotler grna Roadway heIrre
the alarm was giseu& prevented the d@sl.
ling from being saved. The new engine
ut The Iotpnts'ion was on the SPOT. hut
the old hose buts, Mt the
and'herr being hu, 900 feet or new hose,
that new and powerful engine could M,
tender that service. which with more hose,
II is capable Of rendering. Some may ask
why more hoae had not been obtained,
withou. knowing the emha FRA ssment the
Corporation has lahored undpr. and the
Nf WV
want of available means. Three hun
dred feet more of hose were sent FIR 10
New York by Mondays mail. Mr.. Ar
bonr. as usual. was promptly on the spot
with No. Q. manned and equipped as the
rules and e%,igencins of the raseo d.rec.s."
This company desc yes the thasrks Of the
communicative bump of henevoIence is
largely developed in them. i:icut. Whita
ing. with the Garrison engine. were
promptly on 'he spot and rendered gsod
service in the cause. lhe loss OF Mr..
Mckitrick IL not shor, Of $4,000 His
buildings and tie s%hrubberv aud gtounh
adjoining. displayed emore n%a'nnss end
taste thapean other IN our town.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

FLooD IN THE OHIo.-The Union
town (Pa.) Democrat of the 7th inst,
says:
We have never known the waters
in this vicinity as high as they were
yesterday. AT least a foot Of snow
fell on the mountains on Saturday
last. It commenced raining on Mon
day night, and continued through yes
terday. The snow has quite disap-
peared. If the snow and rain have
been general, we may contemplate
the greatest flood in the Ohio ever
known in it.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

0RrnkN ASYLUM The friends Of this
institution win bo glad to learn Tia, the
Legislature has come to he relief Of the
ladies', through whose benevolen, and
christian etfarts this institution has hereto.
fore been carried on. A bill has been
passed allowing $4,000 for The erection of
a building, and $1,000 for its. support tor
two years. VIZ conside. this appropria-
ton worshily bestowed, aud its effects will
be ~siaeernly felt by those who otherwise
would he thrown on the cold charity of the
wcrId to buffet alone against the vices and
;mmoralisies Of the times we live In.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

The New York Tribune pronounces
I" the substance Of the speech to be une.
quail to the occasion and unworthy Of its
author" The editor, then, in general
terms, aud IN his usual dogmatical style,
attacks each and every position assumed
BY Mr.. WEBSTER. The value Of such
comments may be properly appreciated
after reading the following illibersl sen,i.
men,s from the same source:
but the Unionl Preserve The Union
Will you agree 10 no compromise ir the
sake Of the Union I shout 10 loud chorus
all those whose sympathies are strong
with slavery as well as a frightened few
who love freedom. No, we agree 10 M
compromise ; none Is necessary. none il
practicable. We agree 10 no compromise
that perils or looks towards p~eriling Free.
dom in New Mexico"
And again:
4" But of the two evils, disunion or sla-
very extension, we prefer the former Of
the two perils, we consider the latter the
more imminent. Whenever the alterna-
tive shall be prrsented-'G Give TO slavery
all the territory south Of SO deg. 80 min.
or the Union shall be dissolved T. u an
>wer snail be- Perish The Union Free.
dom and justice for ever"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
Succession Sale.

"ILL be sold at auction, ON Tuesday, the
W q day Of April 1856, all the usual
hours Of sale, on the premises occupied by
b. Dussan, near the cheap store, a quantity
Of
Household and kitchen furniture, Plates,
Knives and forks, &c, belonging 10 The sue
~cession Of Louis Ieray, deceased.
Terms Of sale CASH.
Marci, o., 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

Onro. The Cincinnati Enquirer
states Chat a company has been form
ed in that city for the purpose Of
building a steam vessel for a voyage
to California. 1t is projected to raise
fifty thousand dollars by stock SUBJ
scription of Zone hundred dollar shares.
The stock is nearly all taken,
and the vessel is to be built, launched,
and floating in the waters of the San
Francisco bay in eight months from
the time the keel is laid. A fire at
Rossville, on the night of the 10th
instant, destroyed a stable and twens.
ty-one horses.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
Frusp the N. q. P cayune.

CREar CosFLAeRarios AT LArAy-
BrrB. = large Amount Of Propetty
Destroyed. - Yesterday afternoon. a.
! bout 4 o'clock. a fire broke out in the
clearinghouse occupied by Mr.. Sam
uel Doty. at the corner Of Philip and
Levee streets. which soon spread to
the large feed store of David Adams.
who is said to be fully insured. 1t
next communicated to the large sta
bles owned by Vincent Williams,
which were entirely destroyed. The
wind changing to the eastward drove
the flames TO the opposite or west
side, and burnt all the openings Of The
Naree lew stores just erected, and
owned by Robert Layton. They are
materially damaged. From thence
the fire extended. on the north side Of
Levee street. to the stable owned by
Mr.. Barrenholdt. and his residence
adjoining which were entirely de.
stroyed. Tbe residence and shop of
Mr.. sR. Smell. tin and copper smith.
was also destroyed. The adjoining
brick building. Of Jefferson Fire Cone
pany. No. ., has only the two Walls
left. The dwelling occupied by Mr..
Bell az a boarding. house was burned.
The grocery store Of Mr.. Mcknight.
corner of Levee street and Saraparu.
was nssxt consumed. The opposite
corner. called the1jen. Taylor coffee.
was also much damaged.
Levee Street. - Lafayette Hook
and Ladder Company No. l. entirely
destroyed L. Pitchers auction store
destroyed, B. Dongard's furniture
store destroyed.
Water stree,--llariware store Of Thos.
W. Montgomery, totally destroyed coffee
house occupied by Betnari duffy, entirely
destroyed. q
North Side Of Sarapsru sireet-Wilson
Writes catpentsr's shop. aud adjoining
building, ent resy destrrs, ed.
South side Mr.. Dongart's cabinet
shop. aud adjoining residence, total loss /;
In the same row. five dwelling hou.a- be.
Ionging to Isaac T. Preston and occupied
by numerous families. were totally des=
troyed.' %
Rousseau s'reeS-W. N. Cartct's house.
though attacked hs The flames. was saved,
The building occupied by DR.. Dowl"r
barely escap J.. Residence aud otti&3 Of
Isaac L. P,es'on entirely destroyed.
Large stables running to Levee street,
onocrupitd, and owned by tisssac F. Pres
ton, destroyed.
During the fire many arrests were
made. The report Of loss Of life IL totally
unfound, d = The flames were arrested by
,t~ eAer,,or. Of the fremen by 7 o'clock,
The greater portion Of the tenements
burned were trs me buildings. The squares
destroyed were In close proximity TO those
that were burned on Sunday night. The
loss by this destructive FIRE cannot be es-
tim%atedSundrr ea0. 900.
ASorHsn FINE Yesterday morning
IN Lafayette, u new unoccupied building,
the property Of Mr.. Abel, situated at the
corner Of Jersey and S%arapatu streets.
was discovered TO be on fire, and before
the flames could be es.inguishtd was near.
ly entirely destroyed. q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
PENNSYLVANIA THE uSiox.-On the ed ult., til

PENNSYLVANIA THE uNIoN.-On the cd ult, the
Senate Of Pennsylvania passed the following resolu'
ton:
Whereas, the members Of the General Assembly Of
sections Of our glorious Republic, indications of dis
satisfaction with our fundamental organization, n
embraced in our Consultation, and an apparent dis
position upon the part Of some 10 effect a rodical
change and whereas, in The feelings Of disaiisfac-
ton toward that sacred instrument, the people Of
Resolved, That the Union is identical with an the
slories Of the past, all the blessings Of the present,
and all the hopes Of the future !; that Pennsylvenia,
sYus 10 the Constitution, and III III principles, will
never WAIVER in her fidelity to that noble charter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

II The attention of 'hedublic Is called
to the extensive assortment Of goods IN
store by NJ. u. Wolfe, nj Mr.. Larguier's
old stand o" Lafayette street. For patti.
culsrs we refer tn his advertisement. In
another column. lie has also opened an
Auction store, opposite the Gazsste office,
where he intends TO keep always On hand
an assortment Of ear'henware, groceries,
T.. 1
DC , dc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
Fl. w. JONES.
1lsths for gaIe

OESPECTFULbY informs The a~sttizeps Of
~ East AID West Baton Rouge. Graf he IL
IN daily expectation 1T a lot Of States. ard
that he vii always keep on hshi a es5 d ~.
soriment Of various sizes. He viii also en-
gage to lay the Statss whenever desit ed. at rs
modefa's te'tns as possible. g
Orders left at his yard, corner If I,oHIs-
ward and Leves streets will b. promptly at
tended IN. ~mst23-2p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
Mnnininal Election.

We are authorized to aiit,punce the foliow'he 'aho'
r,, M%apor-IuttN r. DuFRoCo.
For 1s,cn constable
EDWARD COUsINARI, snd los MoNaEF.
1,,,.,,.e, md rs~,ietyr-ItENHy L. WOLFE.
CANDIDATES ron stLGCTMEN:
ttJ,e r~-J,,ee candidates residing Il, ear't watt WIN
.hai, la W received the bial,es, number of so'e' tn he
Rssiains IN F,t.t Hthr'
t,ass n r,npNor. H. A.. CuSwtrsttsa. Al"
,,.,sv T,rp trr. atsyts InBLAsc. q. HysrF'
Restfine IN Se,1ona Hprd
t,tnpy ToattssoH, Isuv T. WcLfE. w. T Frw-
raaD, J. McNhht HofEhrspN. SAMUEL !" haHf'
i.ps T'tL,sp. Cpas q sLpcua.
EIerti,tn IN A rril next
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

1.-THE Bill for the revival Of the
Citizens bank passed both Houses of
the Legislature. The Hon. + M Here
ford chairman Of the Committee on
The memorial relative 10 said bank.
in rSsesenting the report of the Com
m'ttee relative thereto. pl scented also
the following o
y The undersigned. member NJ the s,o,nmit,ee. II,
whom ans referred III. memorial pf the ttitiyp,s
b!ank, hees leave respectfully to fernrt to the Senate
that I've tissen's from the majority Of the Committee.
'~,era,ist he deetns II ihsSl .lieft and imn,htir pet.n,
The pra yer Of she ,npmnrialis,s.
~tsieredl O r NJ HEREFORD.
The Governor has vetoed the bill.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
NOTICE.

SIKH District Ceurt-psrish Of u. FeIiciam,
In Succession Of Samuel MeKnesly, deed.
Whereas Robert f1ill Of The parish Of Eas
Feliciapa, state Aforesaid has this day made
application 10 the CLERK Of the aircraft court
to be appointed datise testamenfa,y Ezecu.
tor Of said decreased. Y
Netice is hereby given to all persons inter-
ested TO shew canss within the legal publies-
ton hereof why The PRAYER Of the applicant
should not be granted.
ENOs HEBERT, Dept. elk.
March. 21--Zfs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
And again:

GThe Richmond Enquirer, speak
ing Of an article in the Union, says
that it augurs we'll" We suppose
that this means that it is a great bore.
-L0uisviMe Journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

STATE BASs-The bill establishing
a branch of this institution at Baton
Rouge has become a law and we are
happy to learn that our Industrious
and interchangeable citizen VIM. =.
Pike, ESQ. has been appointed cash.
Ter thereof.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
AVIS.

r r sousssigne invite respectpeusement
~ cenx qni lui doIsent d venir mayer mme-
d~istement, aGt -emeft il sera Hptce DE- fsire
ses recouvremens scion IA Ioi.I II invite en-
meme temps cepx 4 qp'1 doif de presenter
leurs complies pour e're l%iqoidfs.
II donne avis dc plus qn'ii vend pour du
compliant, ct que tout ordrc on commando
pour do bis, dit etre payt sur presentation.
Mars ~, 1880. FRED. ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
M. Sneaker. I have ~. NJ e,nHdepes tbas

Mr. Speaker, ! have strtn g confidence that
tbn people, when left 10 their onbiss. I'd jpdg-
tnert. will select Delegates 10 this Convention,
deeply imbaed with these wise conservative
views and sentiments. IF so, ! tell gentle
men who entertain such approximations, that
Louisiana has nothing To fear from being rom
tnifted 4, an unwise stiJ ipeonsidsraie line Of
policy but on the CONTRARY. she has e ,od
reason to hope that The del beraiions OF 'hat
body will be crowned with HE beet results
MT only /, ourselves. but II oar orpmon
tnuntTy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
Bras5srie do Baton Rouge.

d son<si4ne Il fleHneut lie pre- eajr les
- cit6yens de- cstte Vil'e, e' des tnyironS;
qn'l Went d'ttab II noe Bras<etie d. coin ga
MOI h Bonlet ard ct ri. Joseph, Of dn'i se,a
a meme Is 70 anir 4 pattit DC GO lonr, 90
gtas oh def H.. Aies Fable Best. 9afsntis
pure OF de bonne 1tAli e.
Auss', 1hvure IT notft'ture pour ~bestisHs
mar2ytf ALEX. ~, UAETIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

Sarsrsr's ApvEsr1slNe,--The bill author.
lang the publication of Sheriff's sales which
passed the House a week ago, finally passed
the Senate yesterday by the following vote:
Yeas--Messrs. Adams, Beehe, Clark, Cole.
Chambers. Dafour, Dorsey, Drew. Duncan,
s.sardere, Gaude,, Hereford, Hasalson, Moore,
Kicker, Sigur, Waddill-iT
Navs-Mcssrs. Cade, Butler, Bryce, Peck,
Richardson, Ray, Swayze, Ta,man, Van
Winkle--N.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

LEGISLATIVE PrpcEEpiNHs'-tw'ng
Ii, fhe confusion consequent to the ADJOURN.
sneiut Of the Legislature, we have been
uwaI,la 10 obtain The Last days rr"reed-
inps from The clerks Of The Legislature
No new business was Transacted 'hr
time was occupied in unfinished hnsi-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

,TExAs-~The anniversary Of The indepen-
aenre nf Texas WIS handsomely celebrated
{ indianols IN The 81 inst. a.a According to The
returns so far received. It seems likely that
Austin will be decided IN az The seat If 90.
vernm, mt. The Victoria Advocate learns
thai near 400 negro slaves we, introduced
intn COM les county within the last year,
and That The increase Of til white ropulatinn
has been prorort ionab'y large The same
paper says. We rejoice 10 sec the vast
number Of emiur4nts now flor king into our
rich and beautiful %tnnntty. At 10 time for
the last fur years has the increase If our
population been 81 rapid. ard 80 valuable az
at presents Every steamer is literally towd-
ed With eriigrants, princinslly f,om he so'i-
'hern States. ne riy all If whom bring with
them from fne 10 sixty onegt, ss.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

NJ We are gratitied 10 learn that
mi tellow.eitizen. RlcuARp Lorcks,
Esq, has been appointed Register of
State Land-otice, by the Governor. in
the place Of RopkRr ]. kERn Esq.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

O. John H. Barber, for sixty years
connected with the Newport Mercu-
ry. died last week. The Mercury
was started by DR.. Franklin's bro
thef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

Junensutr,-Thc Hon, J. G. Larue.
has been appointed by Governor Wal
ker and confirmed by the Senate.
Judge of the First District Court of
New Orleans, It has always BEEN
found difficult to find men to fill that
station. on account Of its ardnous and
complicated duties.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
r ROUGE BREWERY,

TIVE undersigned has the honor 10 an
- poBnee TO the citizens Of this town and
Vicinity, that lie has established a BHfwERy
on The corner Of North Bnalevatd And ST.
Joseph street, and that he will fom tlis date
be- able to furnish wholesale ~ 10 all.
ALE and Table BEEH warranted pure and
Of y god quality.
Also, YEAST and Fen.
ALEX. 81. MARTIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

LOUISIANA lSsrlrurE.--The act to
amend an act entitled AN act TO in.
corporate the Louisiana Institute for
the instruction of youth" approved
March II. 1887, has passed both
Houses of tie Legislature and re-
ceived the signature Of the Governor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

Or The last day Of The session, The
chief part Of the business being 10 pass
bills and getting them signed, both houses
had a great deal Of leisure, waiting for
The enrolling clerks, IN which department
n number Of extra hands were employed.
The leisure time was employed in present.
ing resolutions informally. some Of them
Of the most amusing character. while
members by turn would Try bis hand as
Speaker. One IF The members Of The
House desired The Speaker pro tenn. to
take The smallest Thing he had pvtr taken.
|, Q. the scnse Of the ttousr. IL the Sc
nate the SAM confusion te,anrd during
some tedious hours beftr" adjournment
rpsylntiuns we're presented Ia have several
copies furnished Of ESSAYS Of one member
on hydraulics, Of another On mairi'nony.
another IN log-rolling, another M mofetia
medtca and obstetrics. IN thankinr Maun-
eel White for striking ot NJ. White and
inserting the maine in full IN frnnt Of the
State Hruse. Two members Of The House
ha ing paid a visit IN The Senate. editn-a
rally or in their Legislative capacity,
were desired TO eddy the spsa'e with n
song and III" walls soor fev~eriprat"d H.
mplmlirus sormdz. s'irh IA had not l,een
heard within ,huse walls sincs The perfor4
nance Of signpta Biscaccianti. The tar
III
nf The l,aminer Of the presid tng officer.
and The message Of The House -, tina.
body was ready to adjourn, t',aS all ,hr
necessary business had hem trs,sacted,
once more restored orrir, and The ,ns,nl,nrs
became Legislators aea,n, and the houses
adjourned In !" good urder and asV con
d,tioned"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
AVIS.

TOUS ceux qui ont des reclaim ,tions contre
= ia succession de Peter McAr.hurs sont
requis de presenter Ierrs comptes@ dnment
c~ertifies a James Pipes. administrator, Oh
a son avocat
Mars %, 1850. J. VI. E.AM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

Cohn & oppenheim. bave just re-
p%lenIshed their beehive. Ladies In
particularsare invited te give them n
call. they are daily receiving supplies
of fresh goods.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

Or The whole number Of German
emigrants arrived at New York, during
thesyear ls49, was 55,6l5, in $40 YES
sells. >
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

W The ship Sea Witch, at New
York, from Canton, has made n of
the quickest passages on record-S6
days only.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERNoR.--R.
III. Carruth, of DeSoto Parish, Aid
de-Camp of the Governor.