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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13

The journal or the morhing was
read and approved.
Mr.. Smart introduced All act tU
improve the navigation OF the Sabine
River. Referred to Internal Improve
1nent Committee.
An act to make further provision
for the completion Of Barataria and
Lafourtle canal. Passed.
An net appropriating sum OF
money for tile payment Of the con-
tingent expenses of the Legislature.
Passed.
The House concurred In the bill of
the Senate, entitled An net to refund
to the parish of Concordia motley ex4
pended for the State.
An act to allow q compensation to
NJ M. Reynolds, District Attorney of
the First judicial District of New Or
leans. Passed. 5l e4
On motion the House adjourned
until o o'clock tomorrow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
Washington, Friday, Feb. 90.

A VILLAGE SWEPT AwAY-One Hun.
dred Persons Missing The heavy rains
(which fell on Tuesday aud Wednesday
last, have produced most alarming des-
trnction OF life and property in Yorkshire,
Lancashire, Cheshire and Derbyshire.
One truly awful calamity has occurred at
the village of IIolmirth, near Hudders-
field by the overflow Of reservoir Used
for supplying the WOODEN mills and a
number Of the dwellings ~ the neigbor-
hood with water. and known as the Hclme
Reservoir. On Thursday morning, abont
one o'clock, it burst with tremendous
roar, and the water rushed down the val
ley with terrific force. carrying away an
immense mill, built Of stone, with all its
heavy machinery, etc, several oulbui!d-
ings, two rows or M.but:dings as Holm
firth, and part Of The, village Of Hiach-
cIifTe Mills. Nearly all the inhabifailsss
were asleep at the time, aud were swept
to considerable distance, q liptnber of
bodies having been faksu from the TIssf
Is miles from the spot. Due hundred
persons are missing, aud more than sixty
dead bodies are said to Ie lying at the
inns. Lsrerpooz paper, Ted. Z.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13

Tie Sseretary of The British Me:
neurological S6ci u states that 9tlIere lsne
not lyecn 30 cdld 4 November W. that of
last rear since ~ SO. - &
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13

A CORRECTIONAL paragraph is going
the rounds Of the newspapers, stating that
the answer of General Lafayette to the
address which, as Speaker Of the House
of Representatives I made to him upon
the occasion Of his last visit to this coun-
try, was prepared by me, though pro-
nounced by Tim. This is mistake,
which, ia justice both to his memory and
to myself, ought to be corrected. II was
composed by himself, as the style abund-
autly shows. On the morning Of his re-
ceptioii by the House Of Representatives
he bfeakfasted with me alone, and start
ed or read to him the address which | in
tended to make to him on that day The
expression occurs in it, that he wasin the
midst Of nosterity: on reading which I
remarked to him that it would afford him
"a fine opportunity to pay us a handsome
compliment, which he might do by saying,
No and that he found himself surrounded
" the same patriotic men, attached to
liberty, devoted to fee institutions, and
with MI the high attributes which dis.
tinguished his revolutionary compatriots.
The General seemed pleased with the
idea, adopted it, and incorporated it IN his
answer. This trivial incident could have
been the only foundation Of the paragraph.
IL CLAY.
yx7.af,s 4. ~ ~, .Es.:.1o,, Tai, on ttt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13
The Legislature.

The present Legislature las evinced q
commcndablo disposition to dispatch the
business for wlltli they have been elected
| They have worked industriously for forty.
| eight days and accomplished much--therc
are twelve days more left to them in
which they have much to accomplish, and
the resolution TO hold evening sessions
conclusiyely shows that it is their nter-
| ton to do their whole duty. Among the
most important laws passed at this ses.
sion, mny be placed the net to take the
sense of the people upoh the expediency
of calling convention TO change the
present constitution. Tie act providing
for the subscription by the municipal cor
roratiolis Of this State to the stock Of cor
poratons undertaking works OF internal
improvement, and Cor the payment und
disposal OF the stock so subscribed, and
an net TO consolidate the city of New
Orleans and providing for the ANNEXATION
Of the city of Lafayette Other import
ant laws have passed, and many more are
far advanced--and we feel assured that
they will not fail for want of industry on
the part Of the members. It is true that
the two Houses hive generally adjourned
on Fridays until Mondays yet most Of
them make up for their absence by strict
attention to business when present, and
we much doubt il Legislature ever dis
patched business with more celerity than
the present one. Much remains to be ac.
complshed. The bill for the relief of
tie Citizens Bank must be passed again
the Governor hnying vetoed it--and the
homestead exemption bill has yet 10 be
acted upon by the Senate. The mem
bers have et1i,gh 10 do, aud we make no
doubt that they will do it. We are not
disposed to Hatter, NOT will we, but liav.
ing in the discharge of what we cons
ceived to be our duty as chrouiclers Of
passing events, noticed the fact there was
no quorum in the morning, on two or
three occasions, we cheerfully bear testi.
mony to the ability, and industry, evinced
by the two Houses.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13

q Why ought the officers cfsiie Unified
States Army in the late war with Mexico,
to keep a ciothing store. Because the,
might Bragg of having the best 1'nsyloy
and the best HOOD their goods Man al-
ways be sold for what they are H,oytis,
and after counsing their Canes, they
could lay their heads Oh tier Piilo,g ii
perfect Dzss. and rest saiisfied tiiat 40 one
Gould swindle them ard 90 Sent free,
while they had z good Walker 10 catch
him and Atseld them from loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

RI To Literary Associatiens.-lne seoscIleef
retuIp,t from the West 10 his Ieaoence IA New
Sc,k WILL II desired lecture for our Essen LyceapS
~ insriutes ADDRESS PARK BE.JAMlN.
NJ West = ashngtOn place, New IofA Cl-y.
Cf 2awlmTuGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

20 Lodtes sair a s',,,, e,iav = n Cnlpn's) viii
hid a Fair AID FESTIVAL II iHO NsDAf ~ hNlNu'
ne 18Th Inst az the CITY Assembly Rooms w. ~ o'al
way 1hc ladies hive made arlahsene-i .' r.' ~ ~
M honor fbsm with ihcir company, ana they nope 20 .Ss
al heir fIeBCs. DOdH0Itl 5 bahd Is ons ascA 4Vi ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

yyNO CLOTHIERS.-Af sstrate prac-
teal Cutter. ~ho.o engagement about expire.
would Ike to hear Of situation re understands ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

~ Union Building Association. This Society
vii hold Isg Mar Mon hy Aee iag az ESDNN. TIE
'itE last "a o'clock + d., az 3d. Cnst.ms laara-
Nemtefs invited % tusiesSs oi n Etsnoe
vii be aid before them.
Shues IA this Society worth treble The 'uat
paid ihtm and The snrl1e lee a. Kept ~ hf e.as.
~ the purpose Of an ne up t0fhe eqnl rhCT o
oTg rally Contemplated loT taess2me parp
brs who 10 not deSve pas the tN23) fol-
60 80 IA mSlsufnlS OF 81 per N5nh. Ibs y the last
chSIes % ioin his Society y cents entrance fee aud
IsisCns Who ochten 2lae TO- uias BI..a - Association
lad better attend THIS Weefi.s.
Ladies respectfully invited @ attend they
haVs an opportunity OF hearing ID p. BARNARD, ESD
tNilsh TIE otg,ct GAC NoIAnSs Of these ASsgCa
81 IA J. Pc cARE. secre any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

tT'- Mechanics BuiidIag Association. - res
Jar monthly ues3as ~ tie a9ove 2sseolatl1n Will DC
he'd 81 Nst,eaH Han oa v EDNESDAY, the ma los ~
7OClotkP 81 WtehfAa nfsg serlra u1uak report O fhe
uc.ton II this So1e.v viii be lad eio'o shc members
ucctssul has been ITS ope.alon tat eeca share ~
wlch Only Si has hsol paid is worth 81 So aUu a VII
tNmlHote lit Eve The psesCat catr-@ce
fee IS psrshaie VII Ga vi be leiias Increased 0cr
utepug As there but eN yet be dis
10 Cd u. persons who wish 10 ioa TINS most suecessf
Sactu had better avail themselves Of Tins opportunity
9fsh J. PFC ARE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

re- Doreuus Nixon have removed for the presen
80 Mes il3 and M William ST., Warrington S'oies'
100 2wD&HW k4.SW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

CIRCUS NEW-YORK AMPHl LIE
u ATER Nc. 81 Blwery On MONDAY ~ Esiro'
Feb o and dining the grand Ionansic - - h
pseesnt Of ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGVS' w
al lis ,plendm Accessories, processo1t &c .. 80
THaNs and his In Tart ATtst Mrs COLE shss IL IL -
snce Of the Manage Act. Dir. SArD5 ~aS ppar. II
RTyFFs and Boys together with full pens'n' - -
other Horfenanskip GYMNASTICS, &c, BY inc '' a.
AneInoon PerfoImsnces on Satprcay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Amnsemcnts.

E'LORA'S FESTlVAI.-The snbscri-
beis Will give 'his pspg'ar Jayenie C.n.ata on the
EN EhINGS 81 WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY the
ith ana u. a. the iABEAkACLE By a choir Of ABOUT
One Ihousard Young Singers
The TabsTDace VIII be beautifully decorate with trees
ertTgTeers hlv Sc NC gNns the who 81 ina, part
occupied BY he SINGERS tie Appearance Of PrlnatNe
Forest or Grove of he kaiiies
Single tickets, 50 csEts each q ticket admitting three
persons 81 For sale AZ Tho usual music stores aud a. the
dosr Doors open at q Ccncsr, g. csmns,cs a. u
O'Clock WM. u BRADBURY.
III u. u. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

4 > Cook. and good Washer and lfoner,
"A bv a highly respectable Woman. God reference
car be given. Apply address ANN GREEN idfY,.
James St, rear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
MUSIC TEACHER.-A German, uaa

lVH has resided in Paris and who is also Teacher
French. wishes situation rs Teach.r Of Muse He r.
Of Protestant ction and speaks English int j
Address durisg this month. HARMONIC, at this dee
81 5tJuThSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

20 LixiEgsson, Wells & Co.'S CHARLESTON
FXPRIsS coDHec,lng with C,Onbs CO : G'ea' south
cru EIpress lsr Savannah Coemola, siacon, augusta
Atlanta. ChstenooRa, Montgomery. &c, x :.
Our next Express Leaves on SAT 40 Al, per setnst
UNION. Merchandise and viiusblss OF every oescnp-
Non tsreE and Forwarded with prom Dnsss and dspa.ch
Sptcle itwelry SC, 80 IN charge of messenger Nv
IIVINGSTON. WELLS 4 co 70 " an az ~ T. =,
COGMBS K co, Hdyne-St Charles on, D. I. w %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

AS Cook, by a respectable American
N Won n in a saloon or boarding honse-sao2h pc
ltHeu' ooOo CHS 'ei1'eh'e' nPP'' l0f IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

VO WATCHMAhERS "A young Man
y who has served two at the business would Ike
situation TO fnilh the trade Would be willing TO make
himself generally useful Apply at No. Is Beekmaas a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

ROOMS.--N anted, by a single Cen
IA tienian. Sitting Room aad Bedroom fs,sishs5
auh,td on or in the neighho1hoOl OF BrossSaT ahovs
taha.t, A private family preferred Adirew A w
b'x ioO Post Office, New YORK tsss,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

~ help for city country obtain such a. the once
Nc. $40 GTandst the Rowery. where none but isn
ard worthy domestic servants allowed 10 remain
n B.-WeLted two Germans and enc Scotch ard welsh
Girls ll0t az J. WAITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

TJ'HE GREAT BOOK-SecOnd Edition
now Reacy-CELESIINE or LIGHTS and SHAD-
0Ws Of LONDON LIFE, By y. L. Blanchard, author Of
Heirs of Derwsntwaer" This s the greatest novel ON
London Life that has been written. Mr. blanchard
IS cad OF author that has attemptedto describe
london sceregand his works entirely free from the
conious stye adopted BY Reynolds and others 1t is
book that IS destined 10 have large sale. Complete in
one volume Of 23O pages, containing eight beautiful Illus
tr,top, Price cent? THOMAS ORSISBY, Pub
Usher late Aharman Ormsby, No lG2 Nassau-st, cor
nor az An, 9f3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

70 Excelsior Number Two.-rhls Association
will hold regular meetu e on TUESDAY EVENING,
Feb TO- al "a O'Clock Union Building No 1863 Bower
IeM Br0ome-st Addresses will be delivered explaining
the prominent features Of this Association IN comparison
with Others Of the day and as 10 IT'S ultimate and rapid
Also the principle aud the way the profits are
accumulated, will be discussed. Subscriptions - ne"
shares will he received, and ali inquiries ~eIed Office
OF the Association, Nc l56 BOweIy where dues are pay
able and subscriptions for shares at time be
ranged WM l. MILLER, President.
ROBERT PROTHEROE. Vice President
JOHN A. SHENcK, Assistant Wee President.
NJ p. LADARrE, Secretary lV ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

~ Book and Job Printing. stereotyping, &c,
-KOBEhT CRAIGHEAD. No 50 Vesey ~ lie ptepa 60
10 eI.cue orders Tor eli kinds OF Printing 10 even greater
advantage thar before the late which cooDei, ~ de-
siroy.d his Office st No. liz Fulton It He has ald IA
r. m the best Foane res, and has now OPERATION i've
Adaus Power Presses Of the latest construction
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS got up in the best sly e.
aud on reasonable terms BY any other Printer "aO
rays due to all the essentials of good
Those no wish heavy works brought out with dis patch
and at the time with aud accuracy world a.
well avail themselys Of bis establishment Pacu ar
auen'ion p1ie to STEREOTYPING. In refurnishiae an
OH,ce r. &. has not neglected the JOBBiNG DEPART
MEM; and he ready 70 execute Cards, Sho y
81 Is Hilhesds Bank Checks, LaT Blanks. Biis OF Lad
ing eambost Bills Music &c IA tie neaest styles and
On The most accommodates terms. II 3gTuTh&S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

~ OARDIN G.-Rooms furnished or UNI
~ frnis he'd with full partial Board NAY be obta ned
al No 373 4th-sI., near La Fayette place. l0f St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

ROARD.-Iwo Lads want permanent
- and full Board IN private family where the,s ara
few or b. arders. They want cue furnished room -
carcn down town Dinner betw cen I and Terms not
10 exceed SO per week for both. Address p ~ NJ y
Tribune Office. l6fits'
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Ne Qualifications
20 600 Sold. 9Th EDITION in P.ess.

30 COO Sold. 9Th Edition in Pless.
TNHE FORREST DIVORCE CASE
x HERALD EDITION.-The GALE Of this ertraor-
dnary trial has been truly astonishing $1,000 have been
sold AID we are putting the 9th Edition 20 Press
which will make She amount Of 81 OOO and the
demand still continues. DEWITT DAVENPORT,
loft Tribune Buldngs, Nassss 81.
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IT- Chelsea Binding and Mutual Loau As

tt Chelsea Binding and Mutual Loan As
kcSiausn VAL ii aimee. Lg tfAa fuoIus 5t
@v ara so,h 81 On TUESDAY, EVENING. Fto 10. y u
"'tt, Le0ss slO yca'icleg are iGysa O attend sad
Rssi themselves OF ne advantages o. iiS The 20
lti"lA A'sccaIea eYs orsanlzs4 aOaay Val be iraned
a. re 10 it4u az te' ns. aad nD-lS .ussec
toh'Se hcT aitsnstaents prevons % tho mte'mg Per-
sls wishing - take shares. ca rave thI ntaes e4t
tc a. HSi &c re, 30 csaig. WIZ ttl'r ~ tas I'll efS,
81 81 he ofes Of he Sscessy y, $50 On ssy sas
.on1g TIE Gay snc eyeLng, ur,il z. NJ TITO mrathly
cues are 81 Der noah ad Attsrst allowed due, pad
IN advance set less THAI SIX months
DANIEL ARMIES President
0koRGE r. HOWELL. Nirc FGcsltent.
Al shs Brown. p a snl en-. fs'ues Moore ioha r.
DoIeR.ps, James = Decker Daniel W .lsiD. Tras,tss
asa WM n. HOYr, Sscse,try
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" second Relation OF Good s'ory.-r IS gem
srey aouufSd gord "a - nono 10 Verso 20 bc
N,ce tod Taxing sayantsee ~ tsit i'rUuc fc,e
tncn We Ioiela,s that oar o9iaOn backed ~ o.
ilftd 1psrlsgce remains ftcdsd than ~ NEW re-
sedits ttc unspposct able virtues Of ito II 4S.oio
FLUID Tor he Hsir. end 4re f'r Stnyrs geo ald
acid by WI BOGLE, No. 81 NGshiugi 5n g A'u"is
rus. near Slavic n sre easr lt leRs' n - s is NJ
est isisipTerston give 10 Us effects y hen IA use
To he tad OF A. & y SANDS. No ii' tN'ff * +,
Rushton CLARK Co. No z7S BIeaies, J. silna. &c
No lS2 B0s adv ay VIZ X. CsIe @ No 80 fs' ~
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DARNUM'S AMhKIC8N MUSEUM,
~ Admission Accents; children l2I cis-MONDAY
and TUESDAY. Feb. and Q.
Afternoon a. O'clock Accordion performances; come
singing The intefest Drama II the
MAID OF CROISSY.
Evening at O'Clock tie celebrated domestic DRAMA
TIE BOTTLE
To conclude with tt 2 DEAD SHOT.
The KOH MOOR DIAMOND, &C, &c ,visise a. a.
ulost all hours
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4 S CgAMBERMAID and Waitress, or as
frstrste Cock Washer and Ir1ner by resoec'ahle
Cr. The beat city reference Gail al No 328 Nlnh-s
Can be seen for two days lVf ist
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II Der and Bedroom adJosnIug. furnished unfIr-
NJ hsdur fun nisted preferred with Board for Gentle
an and wife Oh ldren and half AID four
oie and servant sleeping for servant. lust be
.asas and desirable location East Broad neigh
eoIlg streets Unexceptior able refere1ce gwen and
glnea. Adcress MANUFACTURER,w with terms and fun
p~rueriHs. Tribune Office lOfNs
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= LADY,a Teacher OF Music, wishes to
4 = obtain BOsId in a respectable family near the
South Ferry BROOKLYN Address Box No si5 New York
f1st-Oflce. iOf2ts
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as Cook, Washer and lroner, or as
~ Chamoermsid by respectable YOUNG Wenae,li r "a
small private family. Csu give good refereace' NH.
No. 3 Howafd-st ~
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~ Empire Building and Mutual Loan Asso-
iation-Over 100 shares taken az tne las, mseng
of Ihls Associafinn Now is the time public meeting
viii be held al the Mercer House Gamer OF Breome and
Mercer sis on III ESnAY Evening, Feb. 10, at a
ocock When all matters relating % The Association Viii
he .xnIan Come aud learn new 10 invest your money
So IS L. secu a args prod Ladies aud gentlemen are
ny,ted TO attend Subscriptions viii be re leved En-
france fee 81; r,onthiv dues. 81
TnSTpH TAILOR. Precedent,