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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15
Negro Murderer Burne ed.

NEW ORLEANs, March O. 1851.
negro In Paulding, Mississippi, having committed
outrage upon tho person Of white lady and after
wards murdered her and her son. the citizens turned
out en- masse, arrested the negro, and burned him
Alive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

Bosros IHareh H. 1881.
Marebsl Turkey made another descent upon william
Meads gambling house, In Sudbury street aud cap.
tmed twenty six persons, among them State street
broker They we're fined IS each aud cost Two APP
AL ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

ALBANY, March Ia, 1857
Another attempt Ii to be made to elect . United
States Senator.
Contrary to the general expectation ofthe public
hero, based promises made from Utica, the Lewis
County Bank notes were not redeemed to-day. Ths
Comptroller has sent commissioner to examine the
state of the bank.
A dispatch has reached hero, from Hollister, thst
funds will be In this city TO redeem the Lewis County
paper to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
s>N~N>NN>NoN~N~No>>NN
ARRIV AL
OF TIE
STE A M s HIP A ST A !.
~oo~~~>>~S~~>r~~>>~~~>
OUR EUROPEAN DISPATCHES.
<eSN>~ooc>oo~>~~S~O>rs~
A ID v A N CE IN TTON.
~~oS>~>>~c~~>~S~~~~~~~
The Ministerial Crisis in England,
>|~oNe~N~o~~~~o~0>~~N~~~~
Archbishop Hughes, Of New York,
Appointed a Cardinal.
e~NNcsNe-~r~0~~>c~>~~s~N~~
The Winter Passages of tho Atlantic
Steamers.
&C., &C.. &c.

he British mail steamship Asia, Capt. Judkins,
has arrived from Liverpool, whence she sailed on
Saturday, the lot inst. Gho erinss later
news from all parts of Europe
The Asia left Liverpool at noon, on the first, and
arrived at her wharf at oclock yesterday morning,
giving her passage of twelve days and twenty
hours This is an excellent run, and one of the
three short winter passages Of this year, namely
Bsnic Captain Comstock. II days 21 hours.
tseinS, Csptsin Eye. ......".. u I
Asia, Vsptsan JuoAns....... IL 70
The Asia 10 the fastest Of the Cunard line in
heavy weather, and is only equalled by the Africa
and Europa, Of that line, in light weather.
The ministerial crisis continued In England No
new cabinet had boen formed.
The intelligence from Paris is without interest.
There has been an advance in the cotton mar
ket.
Archbishop Hughes, of New York, has been
created Cardinal.
The Turin papers give arumor that the Northern
powers have addressed note to the Piedmontese
government, demanding the expulsion Of the Italian
emigrants, the suppression of the liberty of the
press, and an immediate reconciliation with the
court of Rome. 1t also stated that the greatest
activity prevails in the Piedmontese war office,
and that extensive preparations are making for the
defence OF the country.
At Vienna rumors are still prevalent of an Aus
trian expedition against Switzerland.
The Bank Of England has reduced the rate of in
terest on stock loans to Il per cent, while the
minimum rate on commercial securities remains at
3 per cent.
The steamship Canada has arrived out.
Consols were 964 96l.
The market for American Securities, in London.
is without change. Annexed were the rates on
the 9th ult -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

Election for u. .. Senator from Ohio.
CiscIrsArI, March IA, 1851.
Fourteen ballotinss have been had for . United
States Senator. MIR. 0riswold was withdrawn by the
wings, and Mr.. Ewing substituted; but was subse-
qusntly withdrawn, and Mr.. Cor win nominated. On
the last ballot Corwin lacked eight OF election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

Consoo PLsas 80. $50 3si 81. ava, iis. tll, 42s
"a .as alT a2s, a3i, 90, tas, 4,s az ise al, 4iA
lAs dss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

The Havre cotton market, on the 9th ult, was
calm Sales to two o'clock, l,402 bales, with firm
prices.
Among the recent deaths In Europe, we notice
the names of Joanna Baillie, Sir John Tobin, the
Dowsger Countess of Oh arleville, and DR.. jacob,
the celebrated professor Of mathematics.
Martin Farqahar Upper, the poet, is among the
passengers in the Asia.
The ceremony commemorative of the French
revolution tooplaceo on Monday, the 2ith, ia Paris,
at the churches of 81. Merry, Notre Dame, &c,
but everything passed off without the slightest dis
turbance.
Bavaria, Wurtemberg, and Saxony, have protested
against the competency of the Dresden Conferences
to decide, eventually, return to the old Diet The
small States (not kingdoms) declared themselves
against the plan of reduced number OF votes.
The Queen held levee (the fret this season)
on Monday afternoon, the 2ith ult, in ST. James's
Palace Her Majesty and Prince Albert arrived
from Buckingham Palace, attended by the royal
suite, with escort of Life Guards shortly before
two o'clock, and were received by the great officers
of state. The Queen wore train Of dark blue
terry velvet, trimmed with sable, the body orna.
mented with diamonds. The peiticoat was OF
white satin, trimmed with tule. Both train and
petticoat were Of British manufacture. Her Ma
ornamened with diamonds. Among lose pre-
sented, were Col L. b. Lawrence, ottache to the
American Legation in London. and Col. Van Allen,
late United States Charge d'Aflaires at Ecuador
The Ministerfai Crisis In England.
From the Losdon Standard Feb. Is
The country will be sorry to hear that Lord
Stanley has failed in forming ministry; and has,
in consequence, restored TO her Maj sly the COM
mission with which che had graciousy entrusted
him. His lordship had an audience of the
Queen at Buckingham Palace, yesterday afternoon,
when mis- inability TO complete his administration
was made known to her Majesty, and no doubt,
the circumstances which ledio this result Shortly
afterwards, royal dispatch was forwarded from the
palace 10 Lord John Russell, az his private resi-
dence in Chesham place; and, in all probability,
his Lordship has been again commanded TO re-
construct his cabinet, though we do not hnd any
ntmation IN the Court Circular that his Lordship
had any interview with her Majesty In the course
OF yesterday. Both houses OF Parliament re-
asse emble this evening, when il is confidently ex-
pecied that Lord Stanley and Lord J. Russell will
be permitted by her Majesty TO give full explans-
tory statements as TO the part each has taken IN
fulhlment Of the duty imposed upon them respec-
lively by their gracious sovereign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15
New Hampshire Election.

New HamPshtrc EIectiOn.
BosToN, March II, 1851
In one hundred and seventy towns In New Hsmp-
shire, Dinsmore loses 5000 votes from year. In
the Legislature the Atwood mon will probably hold the
balance Of power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15
Rome.

THE PoPE or SWITZERLAND.
We learn that Q consistory held vt Rome, aud q
the 18th nlt in which the POPE delivered an slloc,
tion the religious affairs OF Switzerland His aol
ness com planned bitterly of the oppression vhio
weighed the consciences OF Catholics In that oouu
try. In consequence OF the conduct OF this liberals
the obstacles TO the free exercise OF the Cshoc
glen, Of the exile Of several Of the spiritual leader
ana OF the spoliaton Of churches aud destruction
cenvents lie, at the same time praised the m oders
tion Of the Swiss episcopacy and clergy in the ~
preest cantons.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parrish of West Rattan Rance.

III matter NJ he SHeeessiga eF tuiats tsbttptatt, aa
fettssa, M. dag,
10y Write Of d Commission directed 10 TN
ID Sheriff Of the Parish Of West baton Rouge
State Of Louisiana, from The sixth District ttpur
III and for said Parish, State slt,tesaiI, IN u,attt
Of the Succession OF Julien Goidsan. deceased. No
al9 on thh Probate Docket Of the aforesaid Court
viii lie exposed at public auction III ihu last and
= highest Builder. at the residence Of tls late Julien
auu,lepti, deceased, on SafHtdag, NE ihA my ef
EsttsayH Hetf. 1901, 1T "A o'clock, A. NJ. fhe fi.
lowing property, belonging TO the Haid succession,
viz
A certain tract of lard a~iitiats,i Ii this Parrish.
containing SIXTY superficial arpefta, bounded above
by lalds VI Antoine Rirarl I III g.. and below by
lipsa uf Terence Dataoty t n. q, together with
I'll the buildings and improvements thereon and
t%iernuhta alitWttaining,
Also, the following named and described slayea,
~ wit
MisH, negro woman agsI III years,
I~}nnebfse, woman aged 40 years.
Fr8HsDis, negro hay III 4 years,
Stephen, nrgfu boy OF ea years.
heett, boy 1f - years,
Hayacs, wusnNn 81 40 years and her child Marie
of 7 months,
Perry negro ftsi Of 90 years,
btBttg, woman Of 90 years,
phRfS, negro woman off years,
pHidtfie, woman Of ~ years, ii
Charlse ftagfu woman III Face years.
EstfFe, negtn girl Of II and her child Of 4 mouth
and a hall, and
Hettoifs, a gill of II years,
Moreover, al the personal property h~elutlging
TO shil succession. suth as tha stock III ltetses and
cattle attached 10 The aforesaid plaiiiat ion, oil the
farming utensils, household and kitutiet, furniture
ahd about twelve cords Of wood uf, The bank oftle
river, I'D.
Oh the following terms and conditions, 10 wit
THE lHttd. the purchaser 10 assume ar ffnft uf the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
I'll n teIs,
TEae New Orleans
y IL TIT A L. 3 IL TIL v.
DIRECTED ny mrs. VAN 1oafru.

3 ~ "'sf "
IefrtXt.
fENils institution, chiefly intended for beafdius
a pupils, IL situated IN one IF The heaIthieat
parts Of Louisiana, and has been established IN
imitation 81 the bast European schools, The
course OF instruction embraces all the hrsrehes
oil a complete education, both Intellectual and
ornamental. Strict attention IL paid 10 The man
nefs ana department of the pupils, aud also IL
their health by regular exercise IN the open air.
bathing proper attention 10 ipod, etc. etc. 70
combine the advantages Of u refined hefns.adt,.
cation with those Of associated Study. In the OBJ
Jert which the d~ifeetress has IN view. In het
late voyage to Europe, Mrs. Van Noufetl has
ftFde arrangements tbt attaching partnameutlp
TO her institution, teachers IN every wgy connie.
tent aud accomplished. In the Engltah depart.
Hlert she has secured for the etsirinp vear, the
assistance ri II lady itetn Boston, of hleb ret,ita.
ton us 81 lnatfuet1ess, and another French tsaeIef
from Paris, whose arrival is expected ut the
Academy early in the spring. will eonbjets The
'psrsonaal" of The establishment.
Music, taught by Mad'lle Laurent, (heyaelf a
pupil OF MY. Mnftnonsel, the first Pref of Mu.
sic at the the Conservatory oil Parish has The
most careful and conscientious attention, Parents
IRE invited to visit the Academy, and judge Of
it's LEGALITY,
- TERMS.
For boartl and general i~netrae-
ton IN English, French, aud
plain and fancy iieedlewofk, 5000 par annuna
Exrltslve OF one months vacation and paya.
Die I'll advance, per quarter Of twelve weeks)
Music (Piaioj including Solfege, 500.
Private singing Demonstrating md painting.
and foreign language (f desired extra charges. =
DAF SCHOLARS,
instruction In English
and French, and plain md
faiiey h~eedlework iet class; $40 per month.
"a class, =
Sd class, g
E~efefentert
Haqn,aiae' VIM. Edwards, Esq, DR.. Clement,
lenoit L~abanve, Esq, Christopher Adams. Esq.
Vei9 Orleans Rev. DR.. Neville, Alfred Henneti,
ssqs James Robb, Esq, II. G. Camruack, Esq,
fred, Frey, Esq. Button AouTsi D. u. Avery.
ESD, Roy. !. II. Linebsugh; Alex. Dimitry.
Esq. 1auboaaurt RI. Rev. Bishop Polk, u. b..
dec1d@tf,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11

VTTOULb INTERN his old atouaintanasa Al.
w customers, az we'll as tho ~w---
community 1T large, that he IL now @-TMN
holding Firth ut the iatbsat land. Ak=sdEEaNk.l
ing At which place he has tive Wss3gNasa3kEsZM i
boats containing tho following m&A&Skzk
~tftltlas
% Tons Hsy--7 Tens 1,aled Oats,
900 Baitefs Apples. @
50 Barrel. Flour,
90 d. Whiskey,
90 Boxes Star CattJlaa. Sc aud nss,
21 Kegs Prime Western Better.
70 HaseF " Cheese,
- Kegs Pure Leaf I,ard-~New.
go Dozen Printed Water Buckets. and
20 Barrels Potatoes.
In addition 70 which | shall be continually re-
teiYihg all articles of produce that the market may
require.
With lhe design of selling low and allowing
myself 10 fnfipata with others, my terms Will In
fatiably hr confined ID cash.
baton Rouge, jan 4, IT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
Assistant Qaurter Masters once.

BATON Nuuat, BAHateks, |
Dee. i9ths 1850,
MEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt
- this office until Saturday, He In fay haaa.
afH ''etf, for furnishing such WfOOb, as may s4aA
.a required for the ttsn of the United States -
troops al this post. for one year.
he wood to consist Of good. sound, tnerehanta-
bic, oaf or .ash, In equal quantities. Of each. 10
be furnished IN stich quantities, as may from time
TO time be required by the Assistant Quarter
Master et tho post.
The contract will be given to the lowest bidder
furnishing two good s%ufeties Iei the faithful per-
Of the contract.
Address, Assistant Quarter Master, Baton
ho'iBe BARRACKS dec II, dts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
YOUNG Ladies', Seminar, r

TNIE iaiitlg Ladias' Seminary, Baton Rouge
A. In, VIII commence new school year, jan
tafy ~. tsflll. md ~ prepared to accommodate
an Increased number OF pupils.
MANY w. REAR, Principal.
Utyssrs CHAPMAN, A. NJ. Professor nf An
eient Languages and Of Mathematics.
MiHs, j., U%ot,aus, Teacher Of Music,
Miss. Y VhofNosEt, Teacher Oh French, Draw
ints aid Painting and Ornamental Needle@erk. !
dec 9s. lfs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
Stop The Thief.

A MAN by The name Of DANIEL ttotfsros.
~ stole from the undersigned, ssp, on the night
u the 18th. hf December, 1850. The said Hons.
tati " about i've feet, seven OF eight inches high
ne las black hair and bite eyes--of slim Or spare
lof',i--+had on when he left, d blue blanket coat
WIN q velvet eollar=-he wore a white hat and
generally wore d green pair of zpprtaelea.
Any one by bringing the said Houston To Justice
VII confer q; great iavof.a=4GidHfea F}ottftfn.
dee ~, Its WM, DEE.g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
New and Elegantly Illustrated
G1FT BOON 8,

HUIIsHBLE FOR THRISTWAS md
KEw YrAR'$ Paesgs ~.
nUR Saviour with the Prophets and Apostles,
~ with eighteen highly finished Steel Engrav-
ing5s-Evenings at Donaldson Manor, or the
Christian Quest, with ten Steel Ensravings~~a
book OF the passions by James, with sixteen Steel
iIhgrayings. The Queens of England, a series Of
portraits Of distinguished female Sovereigns. ST.
cred Scenes, or passages In the life of our Saviour,
with sixteen Steel Engrayings--Lord Byron's
complete Poetieal Works, with fine Steel Engrav-
ings by the best Artists Woman Of the Old and
New Testament, with eighteen highly finished
Steel Engravings-fae four Gospels, arranged as
a practical Family Commentary for every day in
the year also, Griswolds Poets and Poetry of
Atnerica-~the Irving offering for ls5l--T'he Gem,
. token Of atleetion--The Rose Bud. a Juvenile
kee~psakc-Fiora's Dictionary and splendid bound
Pocket Bibles, just received and for sale by
dec FL GEO. IN. HEROM.dN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
STRAY.

TAKEN UP, on or about the 81 November last,
on widow CRASHES Plantation at about ten
miles below the Court House Of said Parish, i
brown horse, about l6 hands high, eight or nine
years old, branded on the left thigh with d small
Q, al four feet shod, II said horse is not claimed
on or before Saturday, te Ia February, 1851, the
said horse will be sold according to law BY the
undersigned Justice OF the Peace.
G. Z. PETIT, j. r.
West Baton Rouge, Jan. 4, 1851, 5ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
EspAVF..

n RRETE vers le az N~ovembrel passs. sur
Il rhabifation We. Grassie, 4 environ 10 mil
les au dessoIls de IA maison de Cour NJ cette Pa
roisse, mi cheval dune couieur tnoisslairl Dem
viron 10 mains do haut. Age de 5 gu Fans, etarn-
pc sur la cuisse gauche dun petit ., ferre aux
quatre riieds, u e dit cheval nest pas r~ecIarag
avant Guile Sarneti, premier iollr de F66vrier, 1851,
j sera vendn conforrnenaent i III loi par lie sous
signe luge de paix. II. PETIT. Up.
Quest Baton Ros,re. ian. j. s5fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
To Parents and Guardians.

IT Way, italian, Professor Of riANo, Vtotts.
. and ChsHtoSEf, being desifous Of eatsliiHbs
my himself IN this town permanently. has the
honor to a%itilol1cr TO those who may wish to
give him their patronage, that he will commence
giving lessons, about The middle Of January next.
re nus been employed for eight years at tho Com
vent tsaere Gtrur) He will ALEC tune Pianos.
Eefefeatsfi~4L BeNNFe.gr, d, ~,;,tza.N,
Use, II, nrFHeea. dot. % A. ,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
AVIS.
FarNiSse d'lsSt Eaton R0ugc.

A TrENDU que Melisse tIcrrin, administrators
II ae Ia succession de William nerrin aerniare-
men, De get paroisse decide, d ddposd aa bureau
aa s~oussisn& Greiier de Ia Ceur DID Sixiame Dis
trct, pour Ia dit Paroisse un compile do son I'D
ministration eli tahleaa dc distribution do la dit
Succession.
Avis ess par In pr6sente dome 4 toutes parsons
mes interests de iaire SAVIOR leur raison dams dix
lours do II prer,iare publication de Get avis, po,ar-
9qoi IL dit compile ct tablaau dc distribution id So
raj, pas llanaologue Ct fat lie iugemenf lie Ia dit
coar. @S Nj. MORENO,
lan lt-9ss. Grefber.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of East BATON Rouge,

WHEREAs Joseph Largnier, III inlsaliiant 81
Wv the Parish OF East Baton Rongas. State
aforesaid, having intention to emaneip1ate his
slave Lewis, who il aged about thirty years, every
person who may have any legal opposition Ia
sand emancipation, are hereby required To file said
opposition in the office os the Clerk iii thu Court,
tar said Parish of East Baton Ro,lna. within tortr
days from tile date hereof.
Baton Ronse. this ilthl L. &. MORRIS.
January. ISL. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
NOTICE.
Parish of East Baton Rouge,

JHTiiERE.AS Melissa ~lterria. Administrators
w Of the estate et William Herfin, late vi this
Parish, deceased, has filed in the Office of the uu-
d~ersignea Clerk Of the Sixth Judicial taistne,
Canrt, for saia Parish, al account of her adlniais.
ttation and talleau of distribution of said estate.
Notice ~ hereby given 10 all persons Interested
70 shew cause within ten days from tie FIRST pub.
LEGATION Of this nattce, why the said account and
tahicau oi slistrihation should not be hotnolugated
aud made the Judgment of saia court,
H. 81 NJ, MORENO.
inn no aE@ Tyia.la "#
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
Ploughs ! Ploughs \

Turns 'e'' The plough surg street his leoais pyges mild
@%-A@&
TUE undersigned being The sole agents for The
n sale Of the Maysville, Ryn @
PboGGHs, Of The celebrated T ~sfs.-yaa#s
mandatory Of tiall--have In assssrs ~. !,
store ati assortment Of his Wrought Iron plpuehs
with and without cutters, suitable Tor lie cotton
and tafe cultivation.
nov 40. 1.ARG1tfEt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
AVIS.
ETAT DE LII LOUISIANE-Pareisse
dsESt Baton Range.

III IIENuU que Joseph Iargnier, habstant "a
- la Parcisse dEst Baton Rouge, ayant rinter-
non dsenaanciper son escIave Lewis, DE d.anyiron
trente ans toutes pegsonnes qai pourrait aroir des
cppositions legaaes d Ii dix emancipation. sosat Is
qaises d'enrs gistrer les dite opposiilons al bureau
da gresiert Dc In eoar lie district. dams les qiarante
iours qni sairont Iii premiere publication d. cet
avis. +. G. MORRIS, Sherif.
Baton Rouge e II J~anvier, 1851, ITS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Roure,

NTIIL be gold by the undersigned Sheriff Of
w the Parish of East Baton Rouge. o.. ,Sstsy.
aitg, he lih aay W htaaarg asas, is5t. at II o'clock
NJ on the premises The herein after described
property. 10 Wat
a certain tract Of land or plantation, together
with all the buildings aud improvements thereon,
consisting Of i Comfortable Dwelling houee, Cotton
Gllt, and other necessary out building, containing
four hundred and eighty afl,ents, more or Less. ii.
t..nated about twelve miles from the town OF Baton
Rouge, boonde,l South by Wards Greek, East By
Joseph HeardI North BY public lands ane West
by lands OF Guftley.
Terms OF Sale,
The price 70 IL paid III three equal instruments,
e wit Que bird on the first day OF january.
1902. one third On the first day DC January, 1850,
and one third ih the frat day Of January, 1854,
the two last ing alinontsto bear interest at the rate
OF eight per ceSt per annufn from date until paid,
with mortgage md vendors privilege retained on
said property Until final payment, the purchaser
10 furnish approved personal security,
dec 2i.its. l.. G.. NORRIS, Sheriff.