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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
Total, sie,ooa,iso 90
Nearly seventeen millions Of dollars.

AFFECTING lnctpENT.--DuriDa NIL the
summer OF 1s49 (says the Crescent when
the choiera was burrying mnltitndes 10
itleir last rest, n highly respectable and
Interesting family was Aeized by the cpl.
demic. Five OF Its members were pros.
traied at one time, and sneh was the alarm
Of the neighbors TINT 10 one catpe to their
assistance at the critical moment. When
all seemed hopeless, there was one the
youngest child, of scarce three summers,
who had been proeideutially spared for the
occasion, who has ministered as an angel.
Her eldest sister. requiring the greatest
attention. was tic special subject Of the
little one's care. And while the patient
was whitening under the weight Of disease,
the little creature watching with intense
interest the pallid ~eonntenance Of her ~
Ter, an unbidlen tear traced her cheek, she
seemed striving to divine some remedy
that would alleviate the pain OF the pros
trated form before her, mud suddenly quit,
ting the room, as on the wings Of love
procured a glass Of cold water, returned
and climbing on.a chair near the sick bed
presented the sparkling drangnt, and ],
lisping accents said Drink this, m,
dear sister. II will cure you" She spok'
as one who knew, for the patient recov
ered--though not iii il the angel nurs'
had passed into the world of spirits,
from the same disease but her mernor,
Iingers as fresh as The violets that bloom
round her resting place,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

Tnr ELECTION in sr. Louts--Gyeat
Kiots--The telegraph mas already IN.
formed rs that the day OF the election IN
ST. Louis was disgraeed by . series Of ter.
rible riots. The party newspapers, Of
course, cast nil the blame Of the affair on
their respective opponents. The Kepub-
lican WING, says t,e riot was produced
by the Germans in tile First Ward taking
possession 81 the poll, and refusing 70 lei
any Wing vote, OIL which q number Of
citizens proceeded TO The place TO restore
order. Tie result was a fight, III the
cotirse OF which several persons were kill.
I'D. Tile Union (Dem,) says that the no
torions Ned Buntline was at the hcad q
the rioters, whose only object seemed 20
be to cut and abuse every German that
came in llseir way. The Union says thai
the election il necessarily vitiated hy these
| proceedings, ali the voting 10 the First
Ward was stopped. The house Of Mr.
Niemeyer was attacked. sacked and burn
ed by the mob, and much other propeft,
was destroyed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

T,an paEss.-~Ths Richmond Va)
Examiner. speaking Of the common notion
tl,at everybody has o tight 10 publish
what is pleasss, Mt the publishers en-
petlse and not bis own, says, very tof'
eibly:
1.-THE press 10 only free 10 its editors,
and TO those whom lis editors bsliave %
have good ground for addressing The pub
iie, aud something 10 shy wbieli Tie pub.
Iie has All interest In hearing. We would
recommend lhoss who labor under this
mistake 10 consider The following fact
that newspapers are made 'of the large
class WHO read. aud not for the small class
who want 10 write. Tile idea tbat when
n man subseribes 10 d newspaper, DO lays
It's pfeprieters under some uhdstinable OBJ
legation, or Tint be lias a right 10 publish
his compositions therein. With the single
proviso that they stnll be i,eflsDsive. IL
poptinr fancy and most ridiculous misiaket
which ought TO BIZ corrected. Not onfy
bas he 40 much right, but the 9 lttor who
| permits him 10 put a6inteyesting tnh'te'
In his columns, infrjnges upon the rights
Of four or Eve thousand other people lt
crafty one individual. Very few editors
act no absudfly."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

uHtrEp BfAfHs AID Sw1TzEnLAtp.-'
The COMMITTEES Of FOREIGN Nelalious IN
ths senate, have agfeed 10 report for an
outfit and salary OF d charge d'HfIaifes,
leaving IL discretionary with The President
10 consult the public interest iti sending q
diplomatic ugent. The House COMMITTEES
will aefes.
The block of He'd G. ranits which the
Government OF tho swiss Confederation
has had prepared for the Washington
Monument, bears this significant inscfip'
ton /.
die alts frsie sehwsiz dem Andetk eli
des Generals q. Washington
Old free Switzerland to the memory Of
Gen, q. Washington.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
1san Anpsres. ExptosioNs~~Bslew

IHE AHpsfetE INSTRUMENTATION
we give tie killed and wounded, and
those that escaped, ~ furnished by The
clerk Of The boat.
Uahugt.-~Goo steigel. steward Tltos.
Bates, lmr keeper; u M, seper, first
clerk,
hifieda-Lewis Berry, FIRE. engineer.
Brownsville, Pa. 4@-~. David. ssdond
engineer ; Joseph N, Berry, Brownsville,
Pa. first cabin boys, names not known
and one Or i've others about the boat.
Baaiy Wounded Thomas w. Pate,
captain Sidney Langley; Charles NJ.
Jackson. pilot; san,ue! Fritz, first cook ;
t,eotga Bnek, pastry cook Henry Boyei,
| six fretnen aud four deck hands.
Sii4hfiy Wgnaded@-Geofgs Collard,
mate John Wilson, carpenter and three
or fepr hands. names not hnown.
passeaeers Kittsd--E. 2. Dnrbiny
In wienesbpfgh NJ. Smith, Petersbafgt,
Rev. Henry A. Scott, seo.ts Landing,
MOI FoWada@-Janiss e, Gable. Mrs.
| rlitisman, t,awfeneei,nfgi Wilson
Lauahefy, and four or five othefs. iH'aes
unknown.
From the Madison and Cincinnati
pspets We take tbs following additional
particulars
As nauf aa we can ascertain, tie pms
ssngars numbered about twenty, which,
w,th tie crew and officers. w6nld swell
,l,s number Of souls ab boafl the Red
stone 10 at,oul forty or Fifty, very lew %
whom have bseh saved.
A pjeee Of ptis Of The boilers, weighing
nsar h6aeu hundred pounds, was found q
| J%jstanos Of one bEtadfsa yards rom fha
elaee IL disaster! and etliaf.rtefss al w.
tjot,s diata,ees, seltis tisuf Sin huiitifao
yhfas off a
The WI engineers were entirely nhksd,
and NJ, Hnangied aud Torn. that hiey Wsfs
aesfdety recognizable. The second GU
e,ueer was found In u corn hela, Torn 81
10 pieces. Theirs were W lady passeh,
aefs o., board , they aud The e~l,atnbsrfDa'e
were III tile ladies' cabin ut tile Inns .
disaster, md were unininfeJ. After tbe
boat took Are, Que Of the ladies' sprHiin
into the river, md was rescued w 4 gen
tIetuan from tbs shore. A sliH WINS sent
10 Tie reiief III the remaining two, vile
were saved ths moment the flames were
about 10 envelope them.
A friend, just from the seene OF the ex.
plosion Of tho Hedsione OH Saturday, ~
forms ts that the batk Of the river pre-
aeuts n singular appearance, sp''hters O
various oolers from the cabin have been
driven into the bank III great numbers
aud that tie tops Of The trees on The bank
nre filed with portions Of the clothing q
the unfortunate sufferers, presenting
somewhat The appearances Of a large wasl
hung ont TO dry. The bodies ulid faee'
Of the sufferers are burnt black with tlit
ens=~stean there was liene-so that IL i
impossible 10 recognize any except by th'
clothing left on them,
One man. we ore informed, had ever!
particle Of clothing blown of him. exeep
one Of bis shoes, aud, etrntge, he esc' pei
will, only n few aealds, aud 10 now walk
Ing about Caffollton.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

THE CUBAN TRIAL IN New YORK;
The Jury in The case OF O'Sultivan aud
others. alleged Cnban expeditionists, who
have been on trial In New York, came
into cour, al q O'Clock on Saturday night.
fIe Sd instant, and the foreman informed
Judge Judson that II was impossible for
them 10 agree. Tire Judge remarked
that he always thought II better 70 have 2
free verdict that d coerced one. aud that
he was 10th TO coniine the jury all day
Sunday. Tire jury were then discharged.
Ii was understood that seven were for
conyicting OSnllivan, and four for con.
yiction in the case of Capt. Lewis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

&
DIP ToGIEs n YoUSG AHEafcA-Af
the conclusion OF Gov. Jone ? speecii on
intervention, last week, 10 the Df,'tea
States Senate, Mr.. Cass made . few sharp
remarks and took occasion 10 a'I'Hie TO
. Young America Z and " oid foggyisn.
TIE General has evidently l,een iitf, and
feels it his dnty 10 exhibit h's power o.
souirrnipe. Near him saf y Judge Doug
lass and Mi. Marshall, Of tsalsiorpta, the
former being Young America incaraate.
: ]. s. P.,o Of the New York Tribune,
| thus writeslof the matter, 70 particular and
Il oeueraI-L0ussUilhe Journal.
sIde lMs Cass) ackiiowt edged hirnsel {
70 he an old fogie, just such an one a. was
| Washington and Jefferson Tie rest Of
h;s observations, which were quite telling,
amounted TO abont this, HAT yostng folks
mink old ones fools, but old folks know
@rouno ones TO be 30 The inier,tecine
s,r;fe between The oad f,gies and the
IhYou.r America Of Locolocoism j. thus
growing interesting. Il II already 9 pfst-
e quarrel ali ii stands. zen. Cas- says.
III private. that he presiirnes Young
America Is tobe the pecH'laf sosll'f1qtiet
Of gentlemen who wear long hair sis over
their faces IA Ia MarsIaiI1 The Ges erai
Il ueftled. MI. Buchanan . neItled. sfi tie
Iii fories are nefrled. at ihe recent ifaper.
tinens Demonstrations Of Yosfug Amer,ea
n assured tile Old GuartI viii not be shel
down without pouring E,ck Il deadly fire
me fate 81 bol!i wings oil the parry + thus
III imminent peril. Thss specfarIe Is to-
pAi,ful ID Be contemplated with cornpo
snre, hnt we bope ~ rtseet The ina. dc
Aouement with fexsg'sassotp
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

Muapgng IN ADAMS covaTy, Fa--Tbe
Gettysburg Banner states thai. on We'd
neaday last. Mr.. George Krsbs, re~rling
uear LAtsIsstown. Adams county, pa J
r,ade an attack, with q large knife. on his
aon. when the latter, sejzlng q clni, III
aicted d severe blow upon tlas fait'er's
head. which caused bis death ~ . fesv
hours after. The net SONS 10 baee been
done IN selfdelence. On The following
day. near Eeud.rsyille, d colo red man,
named Mars. was shot and Killed by til.
other, named Green
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

LABILlrr or RAILROAD C~oMrASIEs.-
Patrick Cass has recovered a verdict Of
Sio0 and costs against the New York
and New Haven Railroad Company,
being tile value Of q trunk and contents
pIaced ID the possession Of the baggage
keeper ID June last, bat not delivered. i
appears the keeper refused 70 deliver y
because Cass had lost his cIieck but the
court held that its loss did not relieve the
liability Of fle Company. unless il corld
be shown that tile check Ind been fount
and presented BY another person, and tht
trunk thus delivered 70 q third party.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

LOUISVILLE CHAHrna ELECTION ,~- ne
election III Lenisville on The ID instant
resulted us follows
M~avoy,-tamss 4. Speed.
lua,t0r.-John y. Pore.
1,ur C9iiaetoy Of tic Easfe,n District
m-J. G. Alexander.
Taa C0kleeiet IF The Western Dtsff'ef'
-=Wm Richardson
Street bspeetoy Of Me Eastern ~
biete--A II. Speed.
Aiaaymen.-If,fst Ward. DR.. Weather
fotd, Third Ward, j. s.. Iitl,aew Fiji
Ward. j. w. kalfas; Seventh Ward
Birch Mnssalniai
Cguaeilgen first Wafd. @. II. HI
der aid w. j. Gray Second Ward
| Daniel TAyielle and NJ O. Holmes
| Third Wtfd, G. g. AlIfiehd aitd i, !
Jefferson . Fourth Ward ], Y. C%aftentsl
and b. w. Pollard Fifth Ward, y w
| Gamble and Emmett Gafwln ; SlNtl
Ward, John @, Cochran mud Blaiid Dol
lard Seventh Ward, William Atkinson
mud II. II, TunAiall Eighth Wsfd, H. y
| Kelsey sud J. z, Byfte.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17
Washington Monumental Committee
Appeal

The appeal of the Washington Monn'
mental Committee asking further essis'
tanee to enable them, to continue The
Washington Monument, which ,s now
delayed for the want Of fluids. will he
found in another column. We will moi
hermit ourselves for u momen, TO doubt
that this appeal viii fluid y ready response
from he American people, II Is useless
Tor us TO speak Of the virtues aud services
of Washington, the heart OF the patriot
glews al the mention Of his great name,
aud il Is filed with gratitude. md we trust
that the day may never came when q
Monument. intended to prove how CRATE.
iul the American people. ere TO The Father
OF their Country, shall waat for funds 70
complete 1t. II is true that the justice
aud patriotism Of some OF has teachings
have been quessioped u late, but we firmly
believe that every attack upon any OF
Washington acts produces the some Ell
feet which, the rubbing Of pure gold does
lit shines the brighter. Alter the severe
struggle through which our country las 80
recently passed. and the benignant effect
| which his teachings have had ia carrying
US safely through, that struggle, now
indeed is a lit time for the American PED
pie 10 testify their reverence for the menu
DRY Of Washington, by eacl, individual Ia
contributing bis laite in MD Of the great
work. We heartily second The following
suggestion OF the Southern Sentinel
we therefore respectfully propose, as
| proper occasions 10 make contributions ~
accordance with the request D fts,is arl'eai,
and. which would be eminently national
Il III design, that 4 separate box he piaced
/ alongside the ballot boxes in this State or
lie iish at June aud Isl Of Novesaler
ul,;cl, tsox shall he called the " Wasinla,
ion Monument Box" and on il painted u
laree .etters Ore Dune 70 tie Aletno
w Of Washington
A~ssnrsaiy, few would 90 away from zig
/ bal.ot.box without depeslsilly Tin. staai
piece al coin on snch an occasion aud 70
sacls All ohjeef. II ibis system would y
universally adopted throughout the State
a vsrv lasae sun would doubtless be rals
ed ard d work. which should he 1h'
priae of every pairiol. thus continued y
its ascent 10 the skies. What s1y ~
contemporaries
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

TIM CAMPAIGN REruRLIc.-The ener.
re,lc and able proprietors os the Iaai~iana
sslate Republican have Published The
,~,rospcetpsos d campaign paper, under the
,.an.e at the head OF this article. Ilia
~,,uhlicaiiou will ornmenc "as soon
IL The opening al the Presidential Cam,
,aian shall have been fairly announced.
Ii Is Intended 10 lie the unfiNching
organ az the time hoaored principles and
asaaes ii the Wing party Of the Union,
aud ue nope II viii receive the cordial
.ppao-t Of The whole Wing party.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

n- We respectfully refer our READERS %
,Ae advertisement headed, lsaet PnseNstea'
IA Hotel. ~ klnReton Boyd Ia IN every
respect the very man TO make visitors
harry, eea tsest I'seeegeule the meet
,aaesant place we know OF o:srehd .
monih iahInn, bathing, Ne,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

tsents's IApys iSoeK s- The May
nun,l o. oil this valuable and interesting
work Ia lust received, aud II seems az II
,.eh nutnbss was an Improvement upon
tina lest lie truth IL, however, That TIE
look Il 40 interesting TINT every Thug y
contains SCENE 10 be la miiehle,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

TttE National DEnr-Mi1itous PaN
IN The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO
The lion. James Brooks, the present nd
minisifaiion has hid nearly $4,000, 900
ri tho national debt, Thus;
The public registered debt On the
a1fh Of November. 1850, was 90, s,z3S
The public debt, 10th Nov, 1861, .
was bgi6bVs5Vv
Since the wings came Into power,
March 9TH. fsd9, they have freed the
country from an amount OF public debt.
hs fotiowa.
Stack Of ths lean OF is43, Under act
of I'D March. tgd5. s2al 800 W
Stock Of Tho lesn Of 1916, net Of 29d
July, 1910, -
~ ssth !" January. 1877. 1854, 200 90
AUG, lsao. sos.s7a %
Bounty lend scrip, act OF 18th Feb.
i54G. 25s,s79 w
Old funded and p%nfpnded debt, net
i7os. @ 1914 81
Awards under the fifteenth article
Of the treaty with Mexico, for
which tho issue OF stock was au-
ssss' but ws''' v''' p''4 : s,oes,s7s 81
| Payments under twelfth article Of
Tho treaty with Mexico Thy In.
sialmeHts) l1,2osIaO ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

One &c the motors ut the Comedm Fran
caise, stopped short IN . frags ply NJ this
passaoe. . was III Rome. II was in
vain that he began the passage several
times for he could never oct farther iban
Rome. Az last there was 10 help for it,
aud seeing that the pron1.sser, r. emis'fa|r-
ed az himself. was unable to fppd the place.
81 70 give him any assistance. he turned
h,s evea cooIly noon him, and raid wtlh
~ III If dignity. = Well, Sir, what WIS |
doing In Rome =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

Sons wae sent the following very
poipted a0ubie enfsuals 10 The Buffalo
Express . "Amsrieaiis, yesterday was ths
fourth OF March ut tho White 4ohse-ote
year from TINT day will bs Mveh DDyfh''
That wag should be- restrained W law
from p%efpetfating my thing more OF 10
cruel n nature.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

One OF the latest inventions II o nest
egg mads Of poreelain. The eggs afs
mads of different sizes. 10 sntt ehieltens,
ducks, geese, turkeys, etc, and 80 natural
are they that the greatest e%onuoisseir III
sbs egg line must be deceived until he
comes 10 crack IL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

What on earth IL the use OF being
eminent T. exclaimed d celebrated pelitl.
elan, recently. on looking into . tetrthfe
shop. "fIefe have | been IL Office. for ten
yeafs--of course every thing might he
said aghinst me--nnd yet IL ait Ills coll
lection. lido not find d Single earirsttufe VI
myself"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

I'ae fnFeVtttB GAaErfs. THIS " ehe
name ef n new paper started IN the town
&c r%leauemlue, The Gazette is devoted
"a Ina GAUGE et democracy end eelnees abtl.
ity In tho mechanical and editorial depart
,neut.. reeuniartaly We wish The Gazette
sns,aaaa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

The Dissric, Conft is now 10 ses'
SION ana husily engaged disposing OF the
business before il. The time OF the Court
has been exclusively occupied IN The set
thing of civil cases,
lis honor tho Judge rresides with
,,rea, dignity. and ~conclusively shows that
bib il anxious 70 dispose oil the business o
tho Court.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

Wu,e Caucus Al WAsHneTos.--A
Washington dispatch 10 the PIeaynDe
states that a wing caucus Of M important
character took place in that ely o., the
pie aoutherp wings ayowsa their de-
termination not 10 20 info d National
ra,,vention without b declaration 81 pin.
-c;at.a bp,,,u frat made. which VIII clearly
.s,,,e ,t,e;r relations with The northern
Wigs IN the approaching PRESIDENTIAL
campaign.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

aWhe IL TINT lovely girl Z" exclaimed.
the witty Lord Norbufy. IN eofppafiy
viii, his freud Counsellor Gfanl M -
Glass; replied ,l,s lHtfietef, "Glass
reiterated the faeetious Judge. " efiotllh
often bs intoxicated, could ] place such u
glass 10 my lips"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

ToSraSrtes FerE-Ne are without
re.tssss fsons any IL the Parishes except
t,r4easis, Irffersoa aud Esast Baton Rouge
.rfse Parish Of Orleans gives q majority ~
Tor the Convention Jefferson gives
majority ior she Convention; Eass
ssaten Roage gives 4f6 asaias, the cou-
VA Ascension. Iherbiile, West Ba-
,ar Bsoage aud Natet.itocIles are reported
H asins givea small naaioriales sor thc
ongeusio.s. Rapids il reported Is lav-
IT, Zen ! large majority agaiass the
G~nnKsnssal.
81 vote MS .s.keu q West Feiieiara,
liz Governors proclamation having failed
Is resrh tile Sheriff u time. The osef.
snaias rsaiotisies II ofles'is ada YET
sssns places ii beyond 81 dospt that =
Convention Viii III iaad--tae - Y ilss
n8tsrs Nil DO very saial.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-04-17

lam WAGRAsrs,--The New York
Tribune says, there Ia soshe considerable
re,lyl,y Ia tho new warrants which now
Icing assIgnehle, ara changing hands tias'
" a, the following quotations 100 nefeA
III Slu0 Sios, 10 acres al SOL a sos
40 acres ut sc u $50,