Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Now Orleans Correspondence.
Nttv OR1FAas, goth Mr.. 1860.

80 $500 . WISE 49,
pairing to return to The sent Of Government.
ssotie say the coming will be as stormy as
tie late session, OIL account Of the renewal
Of liastilities between In ultras Of boil,
sections, 1t is to he hoped, however, that
the reasonable ainoiig those who opposed
tile Compromise Bills. those who refused
to vote for tlieeSS passage from eonsldefa.
tiutis Of justice to their respective homes,
tllose who tontendea against them rs ill.,
sufficient to utiell the agitation Of the totiil-
try. that those will unite in abiding by the
decision of Congress and diseultntenance
;ii11 FIRMLY oppose NIL efforts Oh the part oil
Northern Abolitionists CT Southern setes-
Union to their otvit selfish aud sectional
purposes. Tie present aspect Of things.
however, does not, to my mind. Justify uiy
great anxiety IN relation to the inatiteuv-
rines Of These detnhgegues. Since the nd
ionfltmpnt Of Congress, the general senti-
merit Of the people has been IN favor Of re-
giiestpnte, and this spirit has been evin-
sced by soitie of those very lneii WHO had
stretiotlsly opposed lie Compromise Bills
dnriiig the session.
Btt rs to ourselves There Is ii great
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ado abolit /, Union meeting which we are
to hold here 81, tie 9th, and to wliiel, we
have invited Generals Downs. Toote and
other distinguished Individuals Of tile sHn1e
feeling on this question 1t is anticipated
10 he one Of the largest meetings ever led
IN New Ofleans and, Judging from tie
universal sentiment IN The city, ! can rea-
Oily conceive it will number thousands.
New Orleans has testtnlei her winter
dress aud looks more active md gay thai
ever. The Noft.l, lias sent us tpirls our
trtintit fellow citizen with totrntetlaiices
beanii9 with healtlifu'iiess aiid confetti
Our fair ones have returned more bealtteotts
than before with rosy cheeks stttli rs would
envy the daughters of@,he Emerald Isle
The hustle Of The streets indicates tie re.
turS Of commerce alnunI liz. The stroller
is tleafened by tie noise Of the drays, Tie
cIanot of the draytpen, and the eliitscliat
Of the passe,s4by, while he is tossed to and
fro by the busy l,otlies Of our merchants
aud clerks. but at the same time his eve
Is eIaAdeied by the sight Of ievees of our
elegant aud gsnttlies ~shonpeuscs whose
Iasllion it is daily to parade our streets.
What Il change from what it was three
months aHu. Then all was dull aud ina.
%niutate now every thing is full OF life aud
animation. Truly it is rejoicing to him
who spout Q heavy summer III New Of-
leans 10 see the renovation in its aspect at
the PRESENT seasioll. The list Of SHlnt1se.
iueuts however up to this time is very
limited. The American has lyeeii drawing
large houses md the st. Charles, opened
II few Days since, is attracting pretty sfSd
audieneos. The pefiofHtantesohosegser
hfe not Of such u cast as tn call forth tie
''beatt monde" aud all are longing for the
opening OF tue 'NgTieties" and Of The
"Opera.'' SS3m PlaSgde is in town with
the greater part Of his company and will
probably open his fatorite little theatre in
the latter paft Of tho week. We sltall also
probably hear our french pfiina donna ~
bout that time, although Davis the dr'reeior
OF the Orleans aud The paft Of the eSSlnrane
who accompany him from France have
not yet arrived. Tie "~Histriolllcsa is al.
SO oil the way. The amateurs, it seems,
have endea vored TO make this u still more
attractive place than Ever. They eontrive
10 give one theatrical performance and
one ball every week. The s0Utes 10 be
composed of that choice aud l~ashiouabie
company who favored the Histriol,ies with
their presence last season. Upon the
whole we eau expect Il very pleasant aud
lively winter.
A / write, | have before ME The Courier
Of yssterday. 1t contains Il correspondence
relative to the late Soald affair, which per-
haps your realers utay like to read, aud
which | therefore send for their benefit.
/ SEQ that The pace selected for the great
Union meeting on the 2Stb instant, is the
st. Charles Theatre. A filter place could
not be found To accommodate the tEou-
sands who will attend, especially as it is to
le hoped that Indies, spirits Of good, will
be there to smile Oh our demonstrations in
favor OF the Union.
iii relation t 0 the McDonngh estnte /
have nothing new to communicate, save
two items the first il the appointment Of
John r.. Gryfnes as attorney of the three
Municipalities ia this case: the second Is
a suit brought 10y The executors against
Judge BulIard for a note in favor Of Nc
DOUGH drawn by Billiard in the year
1915. (abont the time Of the great Garland
pretended forgery Yours,
CREOLE.
Telcgraiic Intelligence.