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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05


say When | look upon the tombs
oF the great, every emotion OF envy
Dies in me; when ! read the epitaphs
OF the beautiful, every inordinste de-
sire goes out; when | meet with the
grief Of parents on tombstone, my
heart iuelts with compassion when !
see the tolnbs Of parents themselves, |
consider the vanity of grieving for
those whom we must quickly follow I;
when see kings lying by those who
deposed them when consider rival
wits placed side by side, or the holy
men that divide the world with their
contests and disputes, reflect with
sorrow and establishment on the little
competitions, factions and debates Of
mankind when ] read the dates Of
the tombs, Of some that died as yes
tsrday and some elk hundred years
ago, | consider that great day when
we shall all be cotemporarIes, and
make our appearance together. -Ad
d,son.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

GES PLAucHE DEAD. "A good old
man has closed bis eyes, and a gal
liant soul has winged its way to the un.
known world. General J. y. Plauche,
one Of the oldest Of our citizens. and
one of the best OF Louisian's military
sons-one Of the most conspicuous Of
the heroes Of the battle Of Chslmette
breathed his last Mt halfpast 3 O'Clock
yesterday morning, at the ripe age OF
rs years.
His relatives, and his hosts Of
friends, and the military at large, will
pay fitting honors TO his remains to-
day The funeral will take place
from the residence Of his son-in-law,
Gen. l.. L. Fostall, No. cast. Peter
street,
Military orders in regard to the fun.
eral ara published in the proper part
Of our paper.--Dcitd
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

COMPOSITION For A BoARpise.
ScHooL M,ss.-Me Rose.-The rose
is The prettiest and most perfumable
Of all flowers. Although little out
Of fashion. il is very nice, and o 50
sweet The rose has several languages
all speaking Of love. Il is so n,e
to converse with flowers do love it
SO much. The rose blows in the ear.
" WINS ofJune. The early winds Of
July blows the rose away. That Is so
sad; SO much like human life; the rose
is so much like a beautiful maiden,
and the rude wind so much like the
cold and unfeeliug world. 1t is not
nice, but alas 50 very sad !"-Hill
Science Spirit..,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

To BE ABoLIsHED.-The British
government Is about to- abolish the
system Of purchasing commissions
in the army, the price actually
paid for a Lutenant-Colonel Of a
regiment Of horse having ranged
from $50. 900 to 100000. The ac-
tual holders, in every case, are to
be reimbursed out Of the treasury
for purchased money paid by
them.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

ray A writer Of the last cen
fury quantity observed that when
the cannons Of the princes began
war, the cannons Of the church
were destroyed, It was, said be
first miiter that governed the world,
and then ntet-iifst st. Peter, and
then sallnnier.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
Making together 1871 05.ioo "

sW~TERMs AND CONDfTfONs.-Ohe
fifth cash. and the balance on q credit Of
one, two, three and four yesrs, in the notes
Of the purchasers, made paysble 1T the
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, secured by
special mortgage on the property sold,
with ell the vendors privileges and the
clause ~ non aliendo said notes o. bear
interest st the rate ~ 8 per cent. per an
nun from date Until maturity, and 70 bear
satisfactory city endorsement II required
~ The Finante COMMITTEES Of the Common
Council, herein acting "a the Board Of
Commissioners Of the McDonceh School
Fund. In ease Of non pay ment Of any Of
the notes at maturity, those unpaid will
bear interest interest from maturity At the
rate Of per cent per ahnum until fully
paid. This last condition will not he 30
construed ~ 10 authorize any delay m the
payment Of the notes at maturity.
~ The purchasers will cause thers-
selves h. be put In possession At their own
expense. and they will he required 10 eefn-
PLY with the terms and conditions Of sale,
above set forth. within fifteen days from
the day Of sale aud in any case ~ delay
or neglect on their part, the property puf-
chased by them viii IN ~ advertised and
sold for their account sad risk, without
further notice, Of legal defsult.
Acts Of sale before g. y. Fortier, Esq
City Notary, at the expense Of the pur
ehhsers.
,H~For uither particulars, see the New
Orleans Bee, Crescent and Ballstin.
jap1-tdd
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
wgsTERN PRODUCE.

.JU ST. RE @ ETV T. ID.
POHK--Choios Mes, 40 Barrels:
BACON sHOULDEks--t0o0 Ibs., segsr C5rsd,
LARD-I0 xszs;
LARp Oils BsSrsls Ns. !, Winter Strained
POI ATOEs-70 Barrels.
sgED PgTATOEs-2o0 Bsrrsis. early pure -
.avas THOMAS ByESy
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
Plantation end Nesress for Sale

A PLANTATIONS m'Raspu Msrnrsoir. IN the
IN Parish NJ fberville. containing 2t2i sr-
per,s f5o riesrra. and the bailanre well timber
3D. Aiso u good srcIiiusisa hands. The plan
tstiun IN BE- purchased with or without the ne
gtoes. Said risrtstonis sbrst rriie from The
Bstrr Rouge crosse Tete and 0pelcuSss Rsilrosd,
IN ,hr spr.h side.
Fo' further Inflammation spriy 70
Jos. N. fOUyi.
itrh-fmssv. R0ssbttr ?. q.
Advocate cupy ttnisv
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
rHE BATON RoUeE GAS LtpnT

THE BATON ROU9E GAS LlHHT
COMPANY is now prepared 10 A. ~ snd
houses AMI stores with ell the necessaty
pipes, burners, ete. Samples Of Burners
ing FORMERLY occupied by $. r. blanchard
ess lights fitted NJ before the gas IL let on,
those wishing woik will please leave their
orders ~ early ss possible At The once oi
the Company At the State Bank, Or with
Jams 4. l.. LAYC0CK Pres't.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

say The important question in
Paris at present is whether the Louis
XIII round hat with long feathers
will be adopted this winter, or, at the
latest, next summer. lie Toilet says
il cannot speak positively on this
subject.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

No PAr.-The Hon. Howell Cobb,
Secretary Of the Treasury, very right.
eously refused to pay members Of
Congress mileage and salary on the
ground that no evidence Of member.
shid exists until speakers certia.
Gates Is furnished, and the present
prospect does not warrant the belief
that a speaker will be elected for
some time yet
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
Economy is the Road 10 Wealth

E,c0NONisg By procuring the best hrminx
utensils-evsn In the mstta Of me ieeo'hk
on stock and hoxs man esp save one nail ~ pro
euhsg the rizht utsnsiL Cshrouna vneh IN s'ss
ard examine one Of the latest Improvements 10
'' sscs '''-' a0sTAs q HATrAs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

TINS SESAroRIAL EIkcrrox.--In
our city column will he found the do
tails Of the returns Of the election for
State Senator yesterday. |, will be
seen that the voting was very small,
Mr., Rsndell Hunt receiving $40 votes
and Mr. II. St. Paul 22s.-Picauguc.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
JUST RECEIVED
AND ron SALE AT
lam NOW OrpERrN q THE

lam NOW OFrERrN q THE
DEMAINbER o. my stsck ~ LADIES DRESS
IN GOODS, comprising IN part, Cashmere de
Laisss, Robes, French Mefinoes soiid eosors ana
printed de f,sises. scotch Csssrnere pislds, Pop
Inns grissaiIs, Hioh silk Rohss Blsek Dress siits,
sonbsrines, fipscss, ladies' Cloth, Flssh Asf~
seiIes, Black Cashmere sbsrls, Closks and fsy
French Calico Robes. Also
GENTS AND BOYs CLOTHING.
Cassimeres, ssttineis, Kentucky Jssns, ssd
French Csssineres, Undsygvmsbis, Hats, Csps,
Ties Gravsts; Cloves iarsefllss shirts, snd Sish>
mel Hunting Shirts. Also
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
such ss worsted Curtain Dsrnssks, Lace ana
Muslin curtsios, blankets, Flsnnele, Carpets and
Rugs. Also
PLANTATION GOODS.
Such AZ Heavy Ksrsevs, Lnseys Tvilied ana
Plain J>rsir, fiiotory and Cbyctaw stripes, Den
irns. and variety afmsfsi srtjeles, 81 ~ ~bleh
7 oTer At reduced prices IN order N mske room
for my Spring Importation. Here is . chance
., gars,ins al g. sfMON's,
Capitol Chesp Store,
dec21 Corner Of Laurel snfThird ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

a
n SINGULAR oAsE of SUDDEN hssil
TUITION iof hsAs'Se AND Speech a
yvunB man , hameo 'oseph W heeief'
"ho mas peeh oeai snu uuino Tor
some 'out years oaes, ana VINO has
zee, seen 'ovhea upon as = h,nu " apet
~ h,en', vss''ne', on the Seeonu
D's,,'e' io''ee oihee' where ne gen
crazy slept ~ night, was, Through
dav. np,fac,lv restored
j,urios tho firipp az tho salsta
Yesterday in from, of Jactson gona,e.
be went nm very near tho mouth If
the cannon, and before those arupnd
could interfere ,o take him awav.
the cannon WAS ,eurhad off and No
cnnrussion knaeked him dnwn
throwing him some fifteen feet lilo
was picked M senselpss aud taken
over TO the ppliee station. whore
some water was sprinkled on bis
face.
To the utter astonishment Of all
around. "a soon az be opeppd bis
eyes. he spoke AZ lluently "a any.
body. and heard and answered all
oues,ions put 70 him. and IL. m IN
this time. retailing lappuaee out In
large doses. to the sstenis6mept If
a crowd vt incfpdplops lookers an
Nee Orisaa, f,siia. pbth
,,a.,.. .. -. ,,.......
AZ ~ ts.Su.,. a'p NJ, ,',, NJ NJ ioss.
W ue 'ss"a'ioe mas 'e'' macen Tor
$3.50 No P"'cnsse' having come
,.'. W. Wv, I've . ,',' anu 'ne ns''on
u's ,nb n"n, having ou'y proouced
sO soo oooi Vvy ~ 70 pay more ,,, 'ns y,
creditors fmore than four bupdred)
together al the Chateau Of Monouesn
and proposed TO give up 20 them bis
estates. the value Of which e,oesdsd
his liabilities. lie also stated that. NOT.
withs,anding the ipsuIIiciepey Of the
national subscription. he had raid 10
his creditors, IN eighteen months out
Of the produce Of bis literary lsbors. a
SUN Of l.20p. O0Or. and engaged 10
pay. in Jsnuary and February ne,, a
further sum of sOO. DOOR a., ,bs, b;s
debts would be reduced 20 | 900 door
lie. therefore. solicited tho indulseaeo
of dividing bis navmsn,r into ,hs.o q,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A ~ persons Indebted 10 me fot Store -rrcun.s
N viii please cuii end settls The same ne esf-
" as possible, ss Wish 10 lesvs here for New
York un The htss ~ febtusfy, " purchase mr.
spring stock
jsns " n. rHtfttps
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
ny d u. WALTON.


City Arctioresr, once ~ Bark Place.
MONDAY, JANUARY ss, 1890, begin
ming Al is o'clock NJ. NJ the .St. Charles
Exchange, New Otlesns, and on the fol
lowing day, n requisite
By order aud for accorrt Of the 'City ~
New Orleans, I will proceed 10 sell A. pub
lie suction, without reserve or limit, the
following described valuabs lands sc
quited by the City Of New Ofisans, from
The estate Of John Mcbenogh, deceased,
10 wit:
I,snds IN the Prtis,s ofErs. R-svn Rouge
A valuable Ttsct ~ Lsnd, situated IN
the Parish of Fact Baton Rouge, adioin
ing and immediately below The city of
Baton Rouge, divided into eleven tracts,
designated by the Nos. I 10 N ihclusi We,
and lying ~ r. 7. s. x. | W. according 70
n plan drawn by Louis u. Pile, Ctr Sur
veyot. the dimensions being ssketi from
plan by Win =. MsCcllcueh. q s. Sui
veyrf- uenefsl.
Nos. I. g. ., and &, adiein each other
contain each about ~ superficial actes
measuring each s52 feet 'front.' on The Mis-
sissippi rive by a depth Of shout l0,bs0
feet
Nos. 5, 6, and sdjcin each other, con
tain each about 80 super flei4l acres. inea
surfing eseh sli feet front on the Mississip-
~ liver ny 4 depth ~ nbeut rose feet.
Nos. 3. 10 and II .dioin each sthef, con
tain each about - superficial acres, fnea-
surinr each Sli feet front on the Missis-
sippi river by depth Of about ssls feet.
fhe undivided third Of A TRACT OF
LAND situsted IN the Parish ~ East Bs-
TON Rouge, on both sids ~ cypress Bayou,
about seven miles north ~ Bsteh R0rge
and three miles northeast Of the Mississip=
pi river, and lying partly in r. 5. s. X. I
W d, and r. 3. :. r. p.
The said tract is composed Of the fol
lowing divisions, according 10 plan
drawn by Louis n. Pile, City Surveyor,
the dimensions being taken from plan
by WIN. !. Mccullough, q. $. Surveyor
General, viz
Section No. Al contains, sss $500 acres.
Section No. As contains, 2is ss-100 "
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
Estate Of The late John aieDenesh,

Great Sale ~ Lsnds ~ the Parrish ~ Or
ierrs. 80. isefrrrd, Ptrp''esrsn.s. JET
nrscr, ~. charles. ~. James, L,v,nr-
stcn. fsrtc.re',e Interior, Esss Baton
fso.ee, -. Trsurrry, Assumption.
81. landry ana cniensien, on lcrs ere
az, ~ sfa-r sna tor secourt u the scfcncgh
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

BeAsp or pusLic wonRs.-The
ifiembets Of this Board-kent, Bragg
Montgomery and Delssssy-met TO.
gether yesterday at their room IN
the State House, and organized -
Gen. l.. q. Deliussy, President
Capt. ]. X. Duncan, Of New Orleans.
was elected Chief Engineer, aud l..
j. Fremaus Secretary. JIM sesrles,
wss appointed Engineer for the
First District, 7. II. Thompson, FOR
the Second District, W. II. Osbutn
for the Third District, and Fred. II.
Fatrar for the Fourth District
Advocate, "a inst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
NIAnIlIIEn

I'm the 10th inst, In the Parish n Lsfsy
cite, (Attakapas,) Mr.. aUsTAvE DUB
ROCA. To- MARY A. CADE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
NaiIu Galtttr ano Gomrt.
BATos ROUGE,
TUESDAY :;;;:i::.si:,.a: JAN. 8, 1890.
SHAKESPEARE .Nples,sIty -Dvrtnr

EHaEspsARF ANp lksasnr.- Doctor
Brigham, the late eminent physician
10 the insane, said that Shakespeare
was, in himself, as great a psyeho.
logical curiosity a. any case Of In
sanity he had ever met; aud he de
clared that 10 the Asylum at Utica
he had seen all Of Shskspesre's in
sane characters. I'VE confess al
meet with shame" he says, that
although near tive centuries and a
half have passed since Shakespeare
wrote King Lear, we have very IT.
lie to add to this method Of treating
The insane az there pointed out"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
HORSE sJfOEHs

NNrtLj Remember thst We keep on hsns The
w eo'aHion horse nail ss well ss cur estrs
English stub nail, and 10th stlow priees.
MONTAN a malta,
dee7 Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
Western Produce at the Landing.

WE HAVE Just received 81 our boats at sbe
w landing the following articles Of Western
Produce.
30 Barrels Fine Flour:
80 liam barrels Fine FioBr-iust arrived and
for sale " ZEAL a PATTBk5OH d.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
FANCY BOOTs AND SHOES.

ID CAFDfVfLLK . 90. having fsceiv- -.
i ed large stock 81 the best kind
% feathers and added 20 their force I'll Nv
vorkmen, are now ready IN supply their -
friends and customers in the shortest time pos
sibls with Shoes and Boots. lnovl-lmdss.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

.y- Ills stated that Judge Roosevelt
has positively declined the position Of
United States District Attorney for New
York, aud the position is still vacant.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
AMERICAN FbAl sEeAR sroRl

JANUARY. 1890.
HAVING unietgrre through renovation. me
abUre establishment Il nov opened 10 ~
Patrons The undersigned has spared no pain
nor tSprrce ~ riate n ms ~ The reaiest N the
sts,s-tht ritf ~ New orleans not excepted
and will uif-r w ,he sfrbkers ~ This snl neigh.
hrrine parishes m assortment ~ seesrs hereto.
frre unepuai-f IN this market
~ A esll Il solicited FROM each sud every
errefpr.
Jams ANTONIO MAZE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
OHM iiRnI,a.

i000 POUNDS T. superior st,iele) just reeeiv
lvVU 81 ~ the Drug Store ~
desSs v HRupE n 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
pnEss Goopsi pprss ,!oops

IN rms line We have VERY full sni choice as-
sefiuent, comprising III the new styles 20,
introduced sni IN such n variety ss rsnnot fai 10
please the most iastdipus, II
$. sUaJAiIssgY . COS
aeeg Peoples Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
when You want Game.

nOFT 60 r. market but o. 10 Meutsn a Mst,s's
/ y sud gel one ~ their fpe euns and enjoy the
pleasure ~ bsgging yeut own squirrels, ducks,
etn. MoNTAN a MATTA.
aee1 Hardvafe Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
TILE EENELA SHAWL

HAVING few rnefe N the eieean, and much
IL admired so styled Fenels or Olcsk shswls
on hand, oast ~ dispose ~ them ~ red need
pssio q sfwpn
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

been Imprisoned fer their religious belief,
and a desperate conflict between the
Rptisnisis and the Pfctestanis seem in
evitsble
hd'iee' rom indis state mat the French
had destroyed village ON The river Ben-
gal IN consequence OF Their attempt TO IN
'etfup' trade IN ,hat quarter
ine snip sew beiie h"a oeeh o"fneo w
or ISL .,u
~ Ie'',"o ov ,, ne'''" " ~
f''''' W &c ~ w n,.'''s -'''''
A Cuptous HrntNtscrsor-t,
lookieg over some old rane,s ,ece,,lv
SAYS a eopttibu,,r IN tho pb;lsdsl,b;s
Press, We lish,eJ on the f,ll,vi,s
genuine proclamation pf the Han
Sam jJ,us,o,. r,rma,iv gove,,nr If
Tennessee. ard nav Goyet,or elect If
the State or Tesss We ,ccs,d "A "a
II appeared in the Nashville lla,ns,
the editor of which name, sec,mr.,;sd
II with the remark that !, was ,,b
lished r,ss matter If bnsiness 80 The
italics are the Govefnot's own.
A f,rori,w,f;,pI Wbarses bava
recently seen publication originating
IN the Cherokee nation. east nf Tho
Nlississippi. dated ulg,h MAY. 1871 ="
and signed 81 s :" which said rub.
liestion or letter has bee, rublisbed
in several newspapers such 90 tho
Kentucky Rspnr,er. Limited S,s,as
TeleprspL. No and ss I ptssume II
will find general eiteplslipp. pnl-
withdrawing tho absurd personalities
which II eon,sins and II 10 not the
frat which has fund ia way into ppb.
lio p,ipts containins ,idicnla,s and
upfounded abuse Of me Now know
MI men bv these ntssans tia, /
Sam. Houston. nlste Coveruor of
Tennessee" do berabv Jecla,e IN ali
scoppJ,sis rbomsosrsr that they sre
authorized TO accuse. dslame. calum.
Mate. traduee. slsnder. villifv and ii
bel me TO any extent in per.opol or
pr;rnie abuse
And | do further proclaim. In
vbomsoeyer il may concern. that
they are hereby Permitted and ost5gt
ICED to write. indiie. print. publisb.
and circulate the same. and that /
will in po,rise hold them responsible
to me in law nor honor. for either the
use Of the "tap mstsr,af' or the fab.
y,e,t,ou of ann or an of tho sbove
named articles. connected with the
uAmer;rnn svsts,,r No, w;lI I
have recourse 60 utilization in any
case whatever. where a conviction
would secure 10 the pulprit the divni.
ty of pepitentiary residence. And
as some Ingenuity has already been
-. II -. ,st4..
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

HOSIERY AND UNDER WEAR.
DT STEAMER Empire Oity, I have received q
ID full supply ~ ladies, misses. mems and boys
Hosiery ~ all kinds. alsc q large assortment
under shifts IN all qualities.
bov22 W. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
CHEESE.

yITEsTERS RESERVE, J.rgs, English Dsiry
wv Pine Apple. etc. .-
dsci3 BARBEk % BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
TO THE LADIES.

7 RETURN my ,hsnks for their llbersl petfso.
i age snd Desire their examination u fry ss
sentiment ~ ,he beet quality ~ Scissors sise q
great variety 81 Fluting lrops and Ladies Knives
n'v2s FRANK HuguFT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
DIRECT IMPORTATION
--nF-
FREN Gil GOODS
AT
p nArn LILIES VARIETY STORE

+ HAVE opened = fine assortment Of Dress Trim
u mings, esnsisiinein INT
FRfVufs. GALLONS and VELVET Ribbons.
~ Dozsu eorsets from the most renowned msnu-
factories IN Paris.
&C Dorsu Hss Cotton Shirts, Linen Bosoms;
DO 10 DO Cotton DO,
DO ~ DO fColoredD d.;
Umbrellas, (Harppiss,) all eolors; lsrEe ss
snrtns Of french snd English lleke, for Ladies,
Misses and Gentlemen, 70 be sold 81 this MARKETS
lowest Orics. n0Vb.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05
FJaEi FIREit FIREil

A GREAT variety Of fire Irons, fire Dogs, Firs
N Pnksrs. Fire Tongs. Fire Ebovels. fancy sBd
plain Bellows, Ash shovsis. Coal Buckets. etc,
at FRANK HUgUBTS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-05

DER0INGERsi DERRISGERsyf
Nov IN sTORB and 10 arrive, ciespie's Der
IN ringers and the celebrated Dsrrtaosrf
nova FRANK HUgUET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-12
Lnterfroln Europe.

81 Jpr>. April lO-The steamship Prince Albert, from
Galway with dates TO the Glst March, arrived to-day
The Pope has cxcomnunlcated all who counselied re-
tclcn and invasion in Romagun. He protests against
annexation, and has sent Legations TO Sardinia.
treaty OF peace between Spain and Morocco has been
ratified Morocco cccedcs arorton Of her Territory. ana
paws twenty millions a.:re. Ts.uan Is !" be returned 10
Morocco. ..-...,
or! Russell says that the gan Juan question approach
inr n settlement Warrants have been issued against
U..nan and Savers AND compel them TO keep the peace
The Paris EoHrse has declined 10 6sf sJc. There moth.
!ag froElSaroy. a.,
II l. rennr:ed tina; Switzerland will protest against the
French orcupaucy Of Charnblais and FraislSnay.
II s nrobsblc that ,hcro will De Congress on the sTi'
question. >, Oh.
urging strong efforts to obtain from France the aoo-
Ij,ion OF restrictions on British shipping.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company has determined 70
raisc :I5 ls,y by i mortgage on the old cable
If,gHpooL March 3lThe sales OF cotton for me week
amount to OO bales the market closing very dp with
declining tendency; quotations arc unchanged olt Some
say that inferior has declined "a fou. has
drclia!ng tendency aGaSps. Wheat y quiet Corr
Iei yellow SIS Gd aG5 Cd: white 3ia3ss. Pork is firm
and slightly higher Lard dull Sugar heavy. Coffee
is quiet Rice has advanced Sd Naval stores are IN.
changed. The Of bullion In the BANK Of England
has decreased 900 Consol. 9+ 10 9ls. Money il de-
c!edly stringent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-12
The Annexation OF SAVOY.

Ths London Times declares that the anncxs-
ton nf Savoy to t:a,rc must leave upon all
minis the cnnviction that there is no safety
except in continual wacl.IillneSs and armed
preparation, against The aggression Of Sore-
reign %ho thus SEXES upon the possessions Of a
friendly power
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Timr> says that all the powers had replied to
France relative to Savoy. and gives tn. follow.
ing us the substance Of their notes:
Russia ssys that SO long US the right OF the
people i" select rulers is not put forward by
France, and that as the present change does no,
aiirct the balance Of Europe, what Sardinia
l,.v 10 with Savoy is no business of hers.
Prussia says that Is the Emperor of France
formally diSavowS the doctrine Of natural frou
tiers, thr transfer Of Savoy is no business o.
hers.
Au>,rl. declares that she certainly does moi
approve OF any annexation Of the kind, but .:
Europe stood by when other annexations were
effected, she does not see what she has 10 dc
the with annexation OF Savoy.
Six French Regimunts arc said tu have taLer
possession of Ciablais and Facigny.