Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
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GUARD Co~uslNAnn. rs cahry IN. 1852.
NJ. E'titos--SiHe the storm last SAT
.ueiay might, the weather seems to b.
moro settled, with every appearance o
approaching spring. Tue ceol nights arr
succeeded by pleasant dnys, and even tl,'
ihNd Ia our streets, seems TO recognize
"lltc higher law 10 which 1t has beel
subjected, Our spring business seems t.
hayHsn held back, aud even now
x~9Ercntly improved, Il is not IN tht
least degree driving, when our wholesale
md jobbing houses, At ills sea 4on Of The
year, are locked up for tho night at half
past Give o'c.oek, ms was the. case last
night in several instances, you may wei
suppose business IL not driving y be
tho expenses what they may.
Money Ia quite easy with tl,orc who
have the available means with which tc
get il, aud with good stock ooilaterals, Il
may be had on cnlt " az 3 TO j lcr cent,
Paper, however, win not get ii at less
than 10 10 ~ per cent.
Intelligence from abroad, received since
my last, possesses considerable interest
II Chill, The Insurgents took possession,
of Copiaro, on the Goth Deccmbef last
overturned the then existing government,
aud established one more to their liking.
the affairs of that 1T fated government,
like all other OF the South American Re.
rubltcs, continued ia the utmost con.
fnsicn, sb
BY tho rival of the Cambria at Bas.
ton, on Monday last, aud the Atlantic at
this port yesterday. wo have advices from
Earope one week later. Eoglish news
iegins TO be quite as interesting as that
from France, Ia view Of the progress Of
events slowly, il is true, but not less
surely tending tot revolution in tho affairs
Of ,het country, The revelation I refer
to, win be a blooaless one. A revolution
sanctioned by the constitution aud laws,
a revolution originating ia, aud carried
on through the power Of truth. II viii
I've a series Of concessions 10 tho people,
of tae rights which originally belonged 10
them, The good effects OF this kind Of
u revolution, compared with those secured
by violent means, may be readily con.
coived. ss
France remains quiet, although it is
mmored tnat there is considerable dissat.
isfaetion in tho army, arising from the
conGscation Of the Orleans estates. From
Spain we hare Attenuation Of the execu-
ton ot the person who attempted the as.
sasSiuation Of The Qtleea. II appears lie
was a priest. and that he approached her
wilheu, laindrance from that caase, when
he struck her with a dagger had she not
raised hex arm at The moment. probably
expecting to receive a petition from him,
saN would undoubtedly havo been killed.
Ia Turkey there appears to be trouble,
aud Reschd Paclla, the most liberal and
enlightened minister ever placed ut the
head of the Turkish Government, has
bean displaced, and has been succeeded by
n minister who is known to he devoted to
the Interest ef Russia. The powder
magazine al I.ouaden, Sweden, exploded
on the 9th ult. II contaiaed !, $500 cwt.
II powder, valued ot ll5.oeo thalers.
Isn, w persons arc known to have been
From Switzerland there is a report that
Austria and France have concluded a
sr,atr for her dismemberment. which
although true in perspective. it IL sup
lSpsea i not yet perfected.
Ia London she money market isexceed-
srsls easy. Cotton Is tasne and without
energy. For grain and ilagr The demand
j. ilssit and prices steady,
Riils far lle enacrnent or the Maine
Tsaaar Isaw have been introduced into
,se kgislaturrs OF Massachusetts,. New
aud New Jersey. In this State
! ,,'nEaiy there viii BE- a determined
eFs, Aaaaesto carry i tlaroaglh although
Il ! sgr~nss MI ts,a present session Is exceed