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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-12-07

L. D. Campbell, Member of Congress from the
Lebanon District, in recent letter on the Fu-
gitivc Law, says 81 will utterly disregard
its obligation. =. 1 shall not stop to inquire
what effort my course will have upon my sue
cess as politician. Political success has no
charms for me when purchased at the expense
of justice and right"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-12-07

The Tribune thinks that Gen. Sam. Hous-
ton of Texas, the hero of San Jacinto. stands a
better chance than any one else of being the
regular Democratic candidate for President in
1852. 1t is prepared without amazement to
announce that John Van Buren, and Daniel s.
Dickenson will address the united democracy in
favor of his election. If it were our business
to avengc the wrongs of the Free Democracy,
We should be tempted to say that The Tribune.
since it found itself supporting Gen. Taylor,
can have no right to bo amazed at any thing
But We won't intrude
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-03
by GnEaN q rAsTEr, Aae,.oussr..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
III On Monday, the 9Th instant shall SELL at 10 o'clock MAJ
the residence of gentleman declining housekeeping No Dow
sons Row. the north Capitol excellent assortment
furniture the most Of which is nearly new, viz
Mahogany sofas, divans, sideboard and bureaus
Do dining, break and marble-top pier tables
Walnut and maple high and low post bedsteads
Cane and wood seat chairs, lounges and wardrobes
Washstands writing tables, toilet sets, sc.
Girandoies solar, hall, and other lamps
Gilt and mahogany frame and toilet looking glasses
Fine feather BEDS bedding hair and shuck mattresses
Parlor, passage chamber and step carpets
Hearth rugs mating, and passage oil cloth
Apdirons, shovel, tongs and tenders
China, glass, crockery, and stone
Dining and other
With other articles, which deem TO en-
meraie. .
Terms All s25, Gas, credit
sixty and ninety days. for approved endorsed notes. bearing interest
GREEN & TAsTET,
Oct9-1 Auctoneer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-03
by GREEN 8 TAsTET. Anetio neer

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NITURE, PLANO FORTE, COW, &c, AT AUCIIoN-On
October shall sell Potomac House.
avenue, u 10 ot
M, large Of furniture the (Which
is nearly new, viz
Mahogany sofas, divans chairs, lounges and ottomans
Do sideboard, dressing and plain bureaus
DO dining, breakfast, and other tabes
Maple high post bedsteads, wardrobes
DO cottage chairs, rockers
Baize-covered writing and other tables, washstands
Feather beds and bedding
Hair and mattresses
3py, ingrsin passage, and step carpets, oileloth
Toilet sets, looking glasses clocks, and candlestich
China, glass, crockery, aud stone
Britannia, coffee ca-tor and covered dishes
Albata forks ivory handle and other knives and ion
Window aims, table cloths, towels, and napkins
Mahogany piano forte Of fine tone and touch
Andirons, shovel and tongs, and tenders
Cooking, radiator, and other stoves -, s,.,..
OF kitchen requisites, and many otnei "u0
which deem unnecessary enumcratc.
Also, good mich -. .a, n
Terms; All sums SIS, cash over So cree"
months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
' GREEN d TAsTET,
sen,oad Aucuonee-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-03

EALL srYLEs-New styles goods for ladies' A.
opened Plain and figured silks and sans, all wool s
LANES, solid coiorr menos sPaeas psrsmetos and ~
grades and lsine, nom l2k cenn
would call prints, whicn
have market The whole !"
q. VIM YERBY, -.
Pennsylvania avenue, between IN and sh stress
Sept 2e-dow
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-03
ny DYER q MCGUIRE, Auos,on.srs.

ny DYER Il MCGUIRE, Auctionsers.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN-Ua
III Thursday morning the ID oc,ober 10 o'clock we %
se lately Hon M p. Gentry me iuh
ure, sc belonging Mr. Robert Greenhow, consisting IN ph
follows viz;
top pier and tables
Mahogany dining, card, and other tables
sideboards. maple chairs
DO dressing and other bureaus
DO wardrobes, washsands, toilet set
Do French andFrench post bed steads
large passage glass
Superior feather beds, hair mattresses
Parlor, chamber, step, and passage carpets
do window curtains and ornaments
China, crockery, glassware, table cutlery, SC
With general Of kitchen requisites .aa
Terms OF All OF and under $50, cash over 80,
credit Of and four months for notes satisfactorily
ing interest . .r,.p
Sept 2o-dif Aucnoneers--
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-03

washington and Alexandria Boat.-The steamer
Thomas Coll, ers Week. -,
<E=A The fine, new, and fast boat THOMAS C0LLlbss
win depart At The following coach conns.1
in Washington. lax cents; boh -
coach, sk cents PERSON. going leaving the boat ~ o
each in the boat
Leave Alexandria at 9, %, ia, m u ~, 81, p.
Leave Washington at ~, 1oi l2f, ", So 20,
JOB CoRsos,
oct0-m Captain
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-03

GENCY, Washington.Th undersigned, late o. me ~
rpecon branch OF ofice Department. offers ns
generally, those OF the
section particularly with The that his removal rom a
he has for many year
department for honesty capacity, and ndehv
refers associates In office Of both parties with heu h'
consent 10 him therein. -, a
All orders 70 business every nature, At the go
thankfully and promptly desPafcneo
JAMES OWNER, Agent
July 4-df late Of Post once Department :
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-03

Mr.. UNDERWOOD. The Senate have CALLED upon
the Secretary OF State for the report OF the Rev MIR Cur.
ley, who went TO LJera agent of the government
That report has been furnished and the Senate have
dered il TO be printed. now move that FIVE thousand
additional cspes Of that report be printed for the nae az
the Senate told that the printing OF this sddir,onal
number OF copies will only cost about $780, think the
document is well worthy Of circulation among he peo.
pie f.8 a1I = - ~
Mr. CLAY. ! feel bound to express wish thai the
motion Just made may prevail know the person who
was sent by the executive government TO Liberia 10 col
ect the information contained in this report and he
iieve he IL worthy OF confidence and regard believe
THIS report will be document that viii be read with
great satisfaction BY large portion OF the people, and
learn that the expense oil printing these extra COPIES will
not be very much therefore hope that there will be
no objection TO the motion OF my colleague
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-03

closing report from the secretary oil State, transmitting
copies OF papers and documents file in the Department
In relation to the subject and the message and accom-
panying papers were read laid on the table, and ordered
TO be printed.
BOUNTY LAND BILL
Mr.. WALKER. The bill called the old soldiers bill
has been engrossed and in there is or contra
dction which ask may be corrected II will be recol.
eced that provision OF the bill was made to apply to
the benefit OF The widows and minor children OF deceased
officers and soldiers That provision adopted and in
another part OF the bill there words left which
were intended to be stricken out The words are, but
not TO her heirs to the heirs OF such commissioned
or commissioned officer. soldier, or musician"
move that these words be stricken out.
The motion was agreed to-
CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL
The PRESIDENT The Chair will state, also, that IN
engrosslng the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill there
was portion Of il which supposed to have been
stricken out. and therefore not engrossed The
ask 10 have the bill returned that the correction may be
made.
The suggestion agreed 10.
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS
Mr.. PRATT presented memorial numerousy signed
by citizens Of Allegany county Mary nd, praying
ton OF specific for ad valofem duties which referred
to the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD presented the memorial OF Rev
Howard Malcolm, and a number Of Others ministers of
the Baptist denomination praying that the rates OF post
age upon letters and papers may be- reduced, and that
that they are prompted to solicit this reduction that ties Of
friendship may be promoted throughout the Union, and
that the intelligence OF all people may be promoted
The memorial read, and ordered TO be laid on the
table.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. DAVIS, OF Massachusetts,, from the Committee
on Commerce, TO whom had been referred the report OF
ne Secretary OF State, relating TO suits instituted in
courts OF admiralty IN the United States against foreign
vessels entering our pos reported the back, accom-
panied oy report and asked 10 be discharged from the
unneI consideration OF the same and that the repor, and
runtNn rr.oIf
THE WESTERN cHERoKEEs
Mr.. SEBASTIAN, from the Committee on Indian Az
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

Asheriffs ] A Dutrafifaii Paul Briant, and ] 3
Whpail, Recorders Wilson Mekerfalt. Grstave
Iputtat, and A ] fheal Assessttts Il NJ saw
Yer, II q yenfhies, and 2 O frbtssa1d gtipefitl-
tSnienls of Public sehools. 80.
R'tttfEgfH T1tsfEttf47Cdftip6se df The Far.
isfss of Lafayette 81 Jatilty, and Catasieu
seais of jt,slce, Kermilliouvife. Dpelonsas. and
Nation, John II Overton, Judge c H Mouton
Distth Attorney + J Guegnon. Adolphp Gar
+ VSihies, Harrison Rogers and Jacob Ryan
shefiiTs: q w Scranton, u II Martin. and Be-
moist be Bailoi, Recorders Onesiina Mouon
] 3 David and " Clifton. Assessors Alex Mon
Ion, II / Dunbar, and Samuel A Kirby HHrefihs
tenlents Of putlie Schools.
Etxtfarfn Dtstaief-t'empose Of the Par
shes Of Eathioehes Sabine. and De Seo seats
Of justices Natthitoehes, Nanny, and Mansfield
Charles A. BuiIafd, 1.udse James Welsh, District
Attorney ,sChatles n Gfehesnx Ellis r pftslry Y
and ] b Wenpe. Clerks. 8 NJ Hyams X !
Thomas Jones, H A Gay, and W McMiehael
Recorders; Francois vietne, Geo + Ward. and
sani T Smith. Assessors; y Stephens, w u
Stephens. and, g 8 Hart, suparintendehts Of Pub
lie scheols.
ssvnsrHrNfIn nisretcf-Comppsed Of The
Parishes Of ra,l1o Hossier, Claiborne, and Biet,-
vlle seats on justice, Shreveport, Helletpe
Homer. and Mount Lebanon: n Jones Judge
John s Gilbert, ,sDstriet Attorney Benj Wells
Jr, K w Long, WIN 6 Cope, aud J r Stephens,
Clerks: Matthew Watson, D + Steele. Allen lIar-
tis, and D farkeA shetins John Young Z J
suoney, ] Fl Cunningham, and W y Stewart ne
eorlars; Benz Whifworth, W u Ehsns. y Cur.
ell and saml utpsEae, Assessors; Battle,
James Ford, l. l,isl, and g W johnson, super-
Intends 'r'e"ae"t' Of Public 3Ih'o'''
The Reader will Ese enabled TO ascertain the
seats Of justice Of eaeE Parish in any Judicial
District, and the ollicerA Aof each by counting the
Iafinu u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
The African Verde 1.
fRoM Ttft arf Mas

Z
AIexandtr OF Mne6udnio o5iea aiiiered
Into Il neighboring and wealthy province
Of Africa the issrbitonts came forth ID
meet liri, and BROUGHT Iliiu tltefr r5hes ft4
lei with gdldeh Hp1,ies 'ttd fr6it= " lht
tli7 frnit atnofrg yourselves, + sant AisRa
ln1ar-" 1tn not come to see y6tu WEALTH
bit ltutIt Yuir customs They tiirt con
drtcte1 hin, 10 The market whore tl,a kiltg
administered iustic4, A citizen faA tbeA
tan,e baf5rc The klng atd snid have
bought Of tlds man, oil king. Il sack full of
eha'l, and have found il it %etr1t tten.
sire, The clnHjs utiit, htf not tlf gold
and this man wilt n5tthte il agan Com
rnand him, plt King, tliht l,e receive IT, fyr
il il his own
Aud his antagonist, citizen also Of fffa
place, answered .E#
"Tion fsntrst to ftdHif niitfhiiir ihtltsta
"; ufni sttn'h i,ot ! ats6 fahr "a receive
from tfee' haze sod the tho snck WITH
all that is III it. kehp if, for it is thiut
Command him, bh king - ......
The king inquired Of the first one if ii
bad son. Ils answered, AYES. " tld
imputed Of the other if he had dhughtar
md The sfime ANSWER, "Yes, " WIS return
| ed
Wei, then, sHil tie king. afgfi
are both just men, marry your children ID
! each Other and give them tie discovered
| treasure as n marriage portion This ii
MY verdict, "
Alexander was nstoiiisheGG when hd
heard tho verdict .a
"IIave Judged unjusily," said The king
Of this t"notg'ountry, :" tbh tl'ouurt illus
astonisiteh 20
" Not Mt nll &" answered AleNahdaf,
but in onr country they would hav6
judged FIR otherwise. as,
And siow would they have judged >
inquired The African king.
Both paftis4 would ItAvd lost theft
heads. " answered Alexander, "hnd thbif
treasure would have ftIlan into tie l,atd3
n the king
Then tFte king clasped lbs liahd4 t0s
aetfet, and sud Does the suti slitd
Upon You? And do the Ieave1s still
shower their rain upon you - Alexandsf
replied, " Yes.
IT must then be, " continued The kHlg.
" for the sake Of innocent bnast which lgs
IN yonr cotiiitft; for upon =ilcli fneti B6 suh
should shine and no rain should fill.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CARTS,
PlQugIlS sc. r-r 81

FTNHE subscriber hereby re- f urs,rr--xx
L. turns his thanks TO bis Gus SH<N
toners for the liberal patronage
bestowed on him. and respectfully informs hi.
friends and the public generally tha, he viii con.
titlne his business in all its branches at his estab.
ishment, corner of Church and Main streets
CARRIAGES Of every description made to or.
dero repaired in the neatest manner. Plantation
and Road Wagons, Carts. Drays, SC, made ant
repaired as usual. Also wrought-iron Ploughs
made to order and kept on hand for sale, and all
kinds of Plantation Smith and Job work attended
10 promptly.
THE Subscriber has also tg- ~
ken the agency for the sale of s Ss=N
eli kinds OF Wheelright and Wa AfSaE<s.3sSsxE
gdn work, including Wheel and Dirt Barrows
Iron Axles, Wagon and Cart Harness, &c, Gom
the celebrated mandatory of Messrs. Bnsby &
Little, Of Wheeling Va: and viii also keep as
sortment of Flat. Round ard Square Iron for
Sfniths and Planters use.
The attention of Planters and those wishing to
purchase is called to his stock, and all orders for
the coming season viii be faithfully attended to,
AID all work ordered or purchased from the sub
sdriber fully guaranteed. The freight on carriages
sent to any part of the Coast will always be paid
u june s. ly. @ a W.F. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
/, CHANDLER, DENTIST,
a JsatOn Rouge, La.

TTka removed his office. to The ~usmxx
/ l,pf,iee Fornety occupied by Or
Beai,t,aont lon Iaatet tareen Main ul-IffffJ
and 1ava Aivfsl where he is prepared 10 perlnrii'
al operations pertaining 10 his profession aecortg
To the latest scientific Improvements IN the at ant
wartatted durable. ,.....
Persons desiring his services IN the country, ear
trensnfit their pflpt by mail otherwise, wltei
trmu! attention will lie given. to the distance ofthity
miles. .,,,.,-t,,,
fts II preratei TO insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH
r a,,a Ia entire sels sithef with ~ without afsf
cal euina, with or Without atmospheric pressure
fss circumstances inav tegnrs)
lie administers the t.stleon snd the Chlnrafofn'
Nv means u which he extract teeth without tlie
east rain 10 the patient
Teeth ache. caused by exposure nfshs nsrve, fesv
Ell, a,pi The nerve destroyed, without pai,,t
Ills chsru.u are no higher than other sspersnred
and eailfof operators ai,d san be seen OH printed
card. al his room.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

Torett.---" You are rather 4 crooked
character, Mr.. Jones. -
Rather, sir but not 50 crooked as q
tree once knew 1t was the taleat bat
ter mt ever saw. Standing close TO il
one day in n thunder r-storm, saw squir.
rcl in one of the topniost branches. The
lightning struck the same branch abont
three feet above him---the squirrel started
----the lightning had to follow the grain,
aud the squirrel went straight down. So
conufounded crooked was the tree, sir, that
The squirrel, BY my watch, got 10 the bot
tom precisely three minutes before the
lightning. HE
That's II lie, I" exclaimed tho landlord.
:" A lie' true, sir, rs any stoty ever was,
] afterwards saw that tree cut down and
made into rails for a hog pasture. The
hogs would crawl through twenty times
in day, and 20 laundering crooked were
them rails that every time the hog got
out they found themselves IN the pasture
again."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
cdfcfnes! dicincs!!
JOHN c. LANOUE.
In the Post oflice, Corner Of Lafayette
and Florida Street.

HAYING received the Agency Of the follow
Ii ing named Pa,cm Msiis9ncs, car, assure his
friends and the public that he will always have
large supply on hand and will guarantee them
TO be genuine and fresh.
Tcwnsena's Sarsaparilla,
Wynkeop's, do y4e 5a
Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Nerve and Bone Linimcnt
Davis Horse Liniment,
Tobias Liniment,
nalley's Pain Extractor,
Motitt's Pills
Wrighf's do, sE
Bandrethfs do sf r.+. H,4.e-
McComhie's Restorative,
Tenure's Specific,
Billings Astrinsent, .#
Sherman's Cough Lozcnges,
Camphor, do and many others which he thinks
is useless to mention, but viii always be ready
10 show when called upon.
lune 8 " iFs-. 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
rrpbisREB WEEKLY ~ ..
WILLIAM X. ADAMS.
Terms.

The BATON ROUGE GAZETTE is phb'isl-
oil every EatuHpAy morning. NJ 5000 ef ail','i'nt
rayahle ii advanee or $500 al the expiration ol
elk months -
ADVERTISING One dollar pHt sp'iare iot
The frs, Insertion, and half that price for eserT
subsequent nsettioH-ten lines, OF less, eonstita-
ting sqIare. - ;
YEARLY ADVERTISING. Merchants. TIA
,lers. and others, will be contracted with ON the
mosi liberal terms. ..
All POLITICAL DRESSES. for the esclp-
.ive benefit Of indv iduals will he thsfged as al
seilisenents . t,.
An ADVERTISEMENTS of a Personal
NATURE whenever admitted will ts charged
AT The rate Of two dollars pei square. and payment
required invariably IN advance.
Ait Advertisements not marked Sith the NUN
het Of insertions will I've published III forbid, er at
the option of the publisher
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
For ten lines or less, hot sltersble, ! months = o
TO do do do do q 10 10,
DO do do DO do year To-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19
Appropriations FOR The southwest.

tie Civil and Dipo'Hstic Appropriation
bill. passed at the recent session of Con
gress, contains (amoug SS,hefs) the follow
ing appropriations
| MtNT AT Nhw OHbEAFs.-Tor salarie:
Of superintendent, treasurer, assayer. coin
Of, ,neIter and rafnef and clerks, &t7, ,3DC
=the salary Of the Treasn nrer being in
creased from the 1st July list, to $1,000
the salary of Chief Clerk. to 81 800 Of the
other Clerk, to $500, aud Jhe employ
ment Of an additional clerk ii $1,000 au
tlofiseh. For wages Of wotLmen VIC,
900 For incidental and conf iihgent ex
penses, in addition to avallablN funds on
hand $23,777. For new machinery 49,,
| OOD .....
LIGHTHOUSE ON TAnrsroRr + Esr.-Fol
completing this lighthouse on theyeoast oI
Florida, $36, 900.
MARINE Hosptrht Al Loutsvttt,tva-Foi
completing and finishing it, 2,0OV
MARINE HosftrAL Ar MoBlLE.--Kof re-
pairs aud improvements, &233O.
MARINE Hosr1TAt At EvAssvttLE.-Ss To
mid in the construction, $4,000,
MARINE llosr1rAL Al VichsBuha,~-Wo
aid in the construction, $4,000.
MARINE ItosprrAb AT PADUoAH--ESr
completion Of it, $7G25. N
MARINE HosrtfAt AT NArcnEz~Fo%%
| completion of it. @2250.
MARINE Ifosr1rAt Ar NAroLFor For
completion Of it, $1O,25O.
MARINE Hosr1rAL AT New OHtHArs.--t
For tcl,airs and improvements, $1,000.
MILITARY HosriTAt NEAR PAsGhaotrA.
For the purchase Of Gteenwoods Island,
nenf Pascapoua, for The location Of n
Military Hospital, $4,000.
MARINE Hosr1rAIs IN THE WEST AND
SotrnwEsr.--For supply Of deficiencies
in the fund for the relief Of sick sennteri.
including the furnishing Of five new ma
rine hospitals now building, viz Psdueah,
Chicago, Natehez, Napoleon and st.
Louis, 100000. ........
NEw ORLEANS CrsroMnotsrt-@For
continuing the construction, $500. 600.
SURVEY or THE DELTA or TIE Mfssts.
strr,.~aFor the Typographical md hydro
graphical survey Of the Delta of the Mis-
sissippi, with such Investigations as may
lead to determine the most practicable plan
for securing il from inundation, and the
best mode of SO deepening the passes Mt
the mouth of the river as to allow ships Of
twenty feet draught to enter the same,
10000. .ss. s#. %. 4.s.
CusroMnotsE AT MoBrLr.--T'or the pnr.
chase of n site aud the erection. 100000,
in addition to such stm as may be received
for the old Customhoube building.
CUsToMnousE AT ST. Lours.---For pur-
chasing site and commencing the erec-
ton OF suitable Gre-proof building i'll st.
Louis, for customhouso aud independent
treasury, and other Offices Of the United
States, $4,000, the whole cost Of the
building not to exceed $4,000.
CusToMHousE At C1NcINNATt.--For the
purchase of site, aud the construction Of
d proper building at Cincinnati, for Gus
tomho,,se, independent treasury, and other
Offices of the United States, $4,000, the
Whole cost Of the building not to exceed
$4,000. s,.t ..-..s ....... ..fF
SURVEY or TIE FLORIDA CosT, For
Of the survey Of reefs, shoals, |
KEYS, and coasts of South Florida, by the
of the coast survey, $780,
600. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

Mary years ago, tradition intirnatea,
that worthy Clergyman Of Truro, Mass
was interrupted, in the middle Of his dis-..
course, by one Of his deacons, who caused
the whole congregation 70 Tlse en- mnsse,
by seizing his. hat and crying aloud a
sr1eck.'' whefeupon the good man is re-
ported, white pattiI1g mp his notes, and
opening the puipit door, to have excIaiuieJ.
~. sta3f-stay saY Cisrzst,aa trtenas, 1es
as nI5 katg q far sta1t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

AshsNHiF~- IbItHEfH IdIbT SHYS
Haynati's danger dt london is corn
mehted on freely by tbe Paris papers =.
The Republicans say that Haynau btd
wullowed in blood in Hungary had sInh
doSn hsulan beings as if IT were III sport
had SthiPped delicate and noble women
and Sad accumulated in bis person an tlle
efiules which should call down Tho ssea
crnrioSs Of honest men. They praise Tho
breWsfy men for their generous iistitcts,
although the manifestation of them wds
not parliamentary. Other papers do nBt
defend tllaynau precisely, b,ii dsnonnce
the act Ss inhospitable to n strateafi aHd
call OH EEgaud to punish the aggressors,
if she docs@not wish 10 develops feaffHlfy
the spirit of@sssvolntion Hayuau did moi
go to Paris 10 sae which portion of tho
press represented correctly tho ballit sdlb-
timent, but relTaquished his apaRtf,enI id
the Rue Rieibsleu and went back to
Germany. He lad quilted his uniform
for plain dress, bpt was recognized id
the cafs before bis arrival ST Cologne.
The papers Of TINT city say thbt aIl tho
hack, coach and omnibus drivers refused
70 take him or his baggage 10 hotol, apd
that the police had 70 Interfere to protect
him sns to procure him lodgings. A des
tacltment Of troops were STATIONED arotnd
the hotel aIl night, to prevent his beitigtffs
victim Of a mob Let liis fate be wDrfr
ing 10 The butchers of tie human rhcs3
he is disowned and disgraced by bis Ems
pefor, pelted with mud by tie London
mob, insuItcd by German cnb.dtivtYs ast
loathsone thing, and hootet at ny the
children in the streets. Fills punishment
has commenced in this world.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-19

How JAcKAss BECAME RESPECTED
I4aku, King of Siam, being awakened
from sleep and saved from assassination by
the braying Of an ass, commanded, in the
ardor of his gratitude, that all mankind
should be called asses. The story tells us
that whenever an ambassador from China
to the Siamese Court, the master of cere-
monies proclairned-sMos potent Lakil,
absolute Lord of the Universe, King of the
white Elephant and keeper Of the sacred
tooth. great Jackass. from China, has
come to speak with your Majesty:'