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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

o. wing correspondent is very severe on Ex-
Governor Noble. He Is indignant that Noah, alter
publishing his manifesto, declaring the State nsol-
vent, "has cut cable for Washington City to ad-
Just matters in reference TO executive patron
age, leaving the business OF The State to take care
AZ ,tself lie thinks that Noah considers it quite
pleasant business % spend the summer at " ash
ington. attending hi o,cn business, while at pub
lie expense" He adds, 1--WE learn that the Ex-
Governor Is not content with his $500 per annum,
and expenses borne, but IS hanging on to The
skirts oil Mr.. Webster, begging foreign MISSION,
10 the total neglecngo OF the Interests OF the Safe.
Our correspondent Is probably generally correct
in his communication and We sre glad that ono
whi-, at least, begins 70 view these matters in
.llair .l-nIfr I.ril.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

CoTFLIMESTARY line following complimentary
notcr 81 the address oil our fellow lownsman
NATsAxiEL " EST, Egg. delivered ueose ihe Mon
ior County L,ceum, rom tie Bloomington Posi-.
We cd NOT hear. and have not seen copy OF the
Adde'S vel We have 10 hesitation in saving
Oh what We know of The su'hof. thai the rom-
phmentely nc c- OF he Posi-. decided VIM pa
per, Is not highs co.orei. We wish ne Post had
given a synopsis OF his remarks. Ne suppose
however. ilal his Address must have ksa iron,
his Wei known democratic sentiments, bearing
OH National anu State de0is and thai it aso al
luded to the general depression OF the Zines, when
every one IS bound 10y every social ne to exercise
yEsai leni'y III collecting LIS dues, especially from
lie IA oung Classes
NATHA~iE. NEsT Esq. Of indianapolis in so-
o5rdaIce win SPECIAL request made upon him hy
the Monroe County Lycs un, delivered an Address
before tina, sociefy. on Tuesday evening las. His
sut ice. wac Imprisonment for DeLi. The speak
CT appeared TO be conv, rsant win his subject and
treated e. IA a yer, mssterly manner. lie spoke
81 the Injustice Of the Law-oi the injury that
would inevitably result to,h 10 The creditor and
cctiorof he -iorat eri that " paid surely attend
the looT debior-whose only crime j. MS misior-
tame. Mr Nest closed by expressing cesire 10
call public attention TO 4 law founded IN and
50 unjust IN Ia operations.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

- VIVA, II IS that ia the matter WIKI Ito edit
ors OF the Wabash Courier, either ge-erai'y or ms
teNdgfous!y, We cannot conceive unless ii l.,
that portion OF our former labors has resulted
csssiuy-which wac, make them Lones. and
honorable politicians. Here Is paragraph clipped
from that paper, which being the leading wing pa
per IN The Siaie, Is worthy of consideration
Some OF the wing presses speak plainly in
condemnation OF certain appointments OF President
Tyler When they bad ones, they should he
condemned. Sometimes, editors mistake ~ ap
proving erery hing merely because their political
friends involved. free press, or editors W no
deserve confidence, will never cloak a bad act by
whomsOever It Is perperaied. The people look to
the wing Administrator tor real reform OF abus-
80. but Is certainly cruel 10 it's long devoted and
di>interesied friends 10 turn from Office good men
end place, in their stead. political adveniur
ers' who never al the least sympathy with The
lnsjoriIy 0. tie peorc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

TIE EDITOR OF ne Jo,=NAL.--in n0tfClns i.iis
paper, the ,duor Ct the Journal has defined it a.
Fanny Wright IN It's religion"
This term has become quite common among a
set OF Ignorant. hypoerltica bgois, icing used, tor
want OF argument, as a term OF reproach. The ed
TOR OF The journal, however, has apparently used
10 make appear that advocate religion
unpopular here, and with wish to injure Us by
an assertion broad it is ialse. No other IN
teniion can be discovered Hence we pronounce
the statement OF Mr.. Noel untrue--in 'amously 20
and call upon him TO produce his authority.
Furiher---ihe subject OF religion We never aim
ed TO discuss. That every article inserted in this
PAPER shall have tendency to improve the NOR
ais - The age, is what sincerely desire. But
we shall c.em = rather bad way to promote Ell.
ther morals or zion. 10 be so completely corHereo
in three lies IN as many 'cetSs, as 10 hare 10 make
public acknowledgement! or even % support Wing
gerry
On matters OF religion We have our own op'n-
ions, and have never attempted TO ohrudc the:
on The public. We settle thai matter between the
Aim ghiy and our own conscience. II Mr.. zoe
has authority usurp the mediation OF Jesus
Christ, the son OF God. on our behalf he VII make
il maniiesf il not, must. a. his remarks tore
IS US 10 conclude. consider him neither more noI
less than snivelllng hypocriie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
ADDITIONAL POSTSCRIPT,

We learn further that Town has confessed that
he has been robOing the Bank for the last Nv years
and has squandered $1,000 Of its funds IN this man
ncr. lie arrived in Springfield yesterday a ha-
bcas corpus TO the Supreme court, now IN session.
Bail having been demanded IN the of $4,000 his
friends plead that the amount too high, and have
come up here TO the Supreme Court to have it re-
duccd.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

TIE ILLINOIS BANK RoBBERY- There is no, he
least doubt in our opinion but that his bank, ike
the Frederick County Bank, was ro5jcd by its o.
hcers. We have heard that nothing has been de-
veloped to lead 10 the detection OF those concern
ed in the robbery. 1t appears that the robbers,
whoever ,ney were, were Intimately acquainted
with the internal arrangement OF the bank as wei
as is books and papers. The bills receiraJic Were
entirely destroyed, being burned IN store Tne
leaves OF several books were torn out and destroy
ed. Some difficulty has taken place in conse-
quence OF removal OF officers. Perhaps hey can
explain.
o. The above paragraph was written before
we received another article on the subjec, which
appears in our columns
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

Jos rErNTINC.-We are prepared TO execute
book and loo printing OF every description. or
dcrs VIII boz thank 'us received. promptly attend
ID TO. eXecuied IA such -fsle A. shnr val 10
pli ase, aud charges moderate. Cards OF any de-
scripton printed at short notice. Having patent
Card press, We can print them cheaper and better
han any Office in the safe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

TwrrcANoE loUi NAL.-The ia. number OF pa
per bearing she above 'i'le, iak the place OF Tie
Lafayette Free Press. which lille i: also assumes,
has been sent Us i Is well execuicd sheet,
bad IN politic. il our opinion. yer, uycstor 10
The Indiana journal IN - varions departments.
Ne wi>h The Publisher success "a every rhing tat
politics.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

O~3- We wouA Ike 10 AK .he wings who APP
prove OF our state bank, whether they IKE the tea
,ure in az bank bll, OF forcing upon the State
branch OF the National Bank, wfh such capital
he proposes, and which IL Sufficient to break
down the State bank al moment, whether tie
SAFE wishes i or lot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
THE WABASH COURIER AND JUDGE HUN
TI\ETON

The late article in the Wabash Courier attacking
Judge Huntington and the administration for his
appointment, has been variously commented on by
the press generally, and we are not surprised to see
the wing portion follow suit in their condemna-
ton. That the Courier might have condemned
this appointment upon other grounds than those
on which We have reason to bciieve they did con-
denim H. We are not disposed 10 dispute But
when take into consideration the manner IN
which Huntington has received the support OF
that paper and when we know that he would
have received lis support for Congress it John
Ewing had suffered him or any other wing 10 run
must consider the cause OF Their course as OF
later date, and put forth more to gratfy pirate
malice than tighten thu shoulders of their party
rom such load. We DO no, intend. at tins time.
notice the doctrines advocated in the sllcle in
question, 10 Wit: The rewarding parizsns for their
services in electoneering, now so generally APP
nroved by the federal wings, but loudly declaim-
"a against before election brt TO ask few plain
questions OF the Courier, for a purpose which Will
he obvious to every one.
some eighteen months or two wears ago. did not
y, II. and n. join in purchasing from Maj. s of
Kentucky race coll, somebody then represent
ed him be Wa- not this bargain brought about
hy scne one putting the colt, telling wha' fine
race COLI he would MAKE if trained and rum Did
not d.. II. and =. Civ their Joint noie lor three
hundred dollars On the next day. or shortly az
ter did not the holder OF The note Mai s., endorse
one hundred dollars Tor scraeJody--being some
tody's share Is it not now susceptible OF pfooi
that this one hundred dola was never paid. but
the Maj considered the "Prais,ng the stock as an
equivalents Was not the colt entirely worthless
racer Had not the Major offered the cor a
short time previous for $50, or less Did not II.
discover the transaction and pronounce il fraud
and one of the parties SENDER And If al
this is true, would It not account Tor personal feel
mgs
These questions deem it proper TO present.
re can 4nswer all IF them. For the present, We
leave the suhlec, let those interested personality.
pursue their own course. Our duty 20 the putc
suggests our course, which will be pursued as cir
cumstances require.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

AoEHoT ~ NIGo Cou>IY.-Al persons in ' 20
County and vicinity who wish 10 subscribe for the
State Sentinel requested to nand their names
and tile subscriptions to Grover q Borden, at the
Iron Store, West side Of the Public square, Terre
Iiauie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

lAroETANT SURGICAL OPERATION We witness
ed, on Monday OF last week, Ia company with the
editor OF the Journal, and a number OF other spec
taiors. several Of whom We're geutl, men OF the FAC
ulty, the operation OF LittOiomy or cutting the
stone our OF the bladder, by what j. termed The
Lateral operation II was performed by DR..
IEAREL, OF tins city.
The subject a lad. about II years OF age.
and tie stone extracted, large one Tor HE age
and size Dr.. Y.akei had The assistance OF Drs
Near, Richmond aud others, all OF whom, nclud-
ing the uascieafJfc, present, perfectly sasd-
I'd with The address and skill with which the op-
Grafton was performed Having experienced, as
well "a witnessed, similar operation, We felt
highly graliied on our part at the frmness and
skill. well as the perfect acquaintance with his
science, exhibited Oh The occasion by DR.. Y.
Ten DAYS have elapsed since the operation was
performed, and the patient is doing well.
This operauon. the first Of the kind OF which we
are awar-, ever performed in central Indiana, and
with. perhap- or two exceptions, ever perform
ed in The State, establishes Tor Or. Yeake repu-
tation surgeon tii indeed it has ever been
qu s'ioued) which TUT few OF h.s professional
bretreu have even aspred to- yet such as should
not excite their envy. Wei convinced that there
are sur-eons IN our STATE who are capable OF adj
vancing their science, such Is the constitution
o. human ia ure. that 10 doub some Will ne found
VII wH envy the doctor the praise due the
suee,-e o; us tfioris IN behalf OF suffering human
~ OF such. Ne hope there arr bn' Glo- among
- enlightened class - American Su gtous.
Ia concluding. W. would sincerely advise those
who nay 5s III cted wiih this distressing disease,
1--WE speak from some knowledge on the subec' }
TO apply at to Dr.. Yeakel, who, we conf
dent, can and will afford them permanent relief.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

o. In consequence of putting paper in the
type now used. it docs not present the appearance
wish. Ts was done. however Tor the purpose
Of clearing up and cleaning some Of that which we
purchased, preparatory to laying il aside IN good
order
We have also been sadly bothered with our rollers
in consequence of the hot weather, and not having
had time to get them properly seasoned. We shall
Get all ght shortly
Yet again: We had supposed that plenty Of good
ink could bc obtained in tins place. aud hence
elected to obtain supply elsewhere IN season We
under obi legations to Messrs. Cutler ~ Chamber
Ian for the loan Of a fe~ pounds. ahich have
mixed with some Of that celebrated sky rod of Gin
cinnati, and upon which paper printed. Hence
also us bad appearance IN that respect. which has
nearly gwen the shakes"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

Prosecution. A tspondent requests US
TO publish the removals for opinions sake, made
by the presen, administration. Our paper is not
large cnoueA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

FoR TIE JoUENAL-The following We will not
suppress, even If the Journal should wish II. It
CONES from political opponent, one whom. from
many considerations. believe 10 be honestly so
We insert it, also, on another account: The edit
or has the honesty and Independence, TO assert,
IN the last few lines that winch every one knows
TO be true, and which IS ominous-full OF meaning.
To Mr.. ID We express our thanks, and we are
sorry We could not him visit 10 his Office;
v Inch latter in IT, neafnesS and cieanHess, showed
ne master printers hands (Passon-we are green
on occa,lons.) We cant sand banter OF GROW
mg," however Just wai' till We get our game
ooster mounted and it he don't prove scream
err we viii knock under.
~ "Wednesday evening" mail hrough, Us The
-, number OF the Indiana State Sentinel publish
"A - tndianapoIi~. hy Il. A. " J. +. Chapman. The
-, -. l. .shers Of he Wabash Enquirer. The
Son,,naI ho,h ia appearance and matter very much
- ,Lo Enquirer. The outside head is
-. ,i'I Iar,. ai,i handsome rooster. which
we suppose indicates thet although whipped
George Is determined TO crow u''"' 'ne '@s' gasp
We admire his >punk and although we once had
occasion 10 invade his dung hill, W e'' '''' u"
OH r than good feelings tor him and VIII - s'@u
hear his shrIll voice IN these parts every wee
In shori, the Sentinel - large and neatly exc
cuted paper and Is well worthy liberal support
nom the party whose principles II advocates. One
word more. George, it YOU ever visit Bloomington,
call on Us and We will make YOU present OF The
taiieSf Cock YOU ever saw the one YOU have At
The head OF your paper, Is mere plgmy when
compared with il. lie stand on the ground
and pick corn from The head OF flour barrel with
out stretching has neck none al all hardly We
had him made crow over wing victories last
fall tut from the way our brethren have acted
in many places since that time fear we shall
have tor his services soon.
AGAIN Our neighbor says We Drag. Herein
we must be allowed % differ with MIN. Our HInd
friends, even hose whom we love to honor, will
give us ''hurrah Tor Bill, once while and
as We know our neighbor wW read them, we shall
insert them Tor his especial benefit, II tor 10 one
else. Read the Richmond J, ffersOnians friend
The CHArMANs ARE GROWING 10! 10 -
The He~srs. Chapmans, " no come three years ago,
started the Wabash Enquirer at Tene llauie, and
who we should suppose from whal has been SAID
OF chem Toy the wings, mu-t be halt Devil, han
horse half alligator. and the balance Indian. have
Issued the first number OF a paper a indianapolis
called the state sentinel. IL takes the place OF The
Indiana Democrat, far az that paper occupied
any place, and Il lis much more room. 1t Will be
good paper The CAapmans have the energy 10
make It
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

Go II. TNro.-A Journeyman printer. named
Edward \ Mclaughlin, Is about 70 publish vol
llae q poems az Cincinnati.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

y. ORLEANS The BANKS OF the great Southern
emporium are managing a. ii they dil nor intend
10 remain forever di-Eracei The recenf cuIiai'-
ments OF their circulation have been A. TO 'ovs 80
b,twetn ihr - May ard 9th june 80 ~
Between = June an , int. l.l6s.al5
rorai c"r'ai'm. nt of circulation Ia
hcJ Alonfhs = 8l8 J6e
b~l1g more than twenty four per ben o. ihr ~.
,regs circua on - May lasi--.Journai Com
mercr.
such 'a-.- are worthy Of the attention Of farm
crs and workingmen. Here IN iwo months. IA
one city. ,ht banks have Withdrawn rom circnla
ton nearly millions OF dollars. no'withs' and
ing gradual cur'allmeni Tor more than a wear
VIII not the over-issues such "A amount by The
hanks raise prices in proportion Md whom 'asse
coarac,ons come on hy The banks cuffaiing. viii
they no. fan II j. hs opcn-and sam System OF
the Janks which led 10 excessive speculation. hy
States and individuals. which las roushi ruin On
our country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

SrrRs.-The fret person gated appears {
have been tic editor Of tie Journal. Maxim,
50 three sqaans he lad hack do1ca. Poor fellow
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

A chance look rom hose We 'ore often pso
fnce. - '''''c naii ~ us we'd pleasure
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

''No TREASURY BANK''--Was not this ''seatt-
meni' kept flying at the wing mast head previous
TO the las; Presidential election ; The WABASH
Courier, tho leading wing Journal Of this State.
among the first, if not the very first, TO eX-
claim, mo Treasury Bank And now we ask,
what is the bank now proposed by Henry Cay bu'
Treasury Bank" anc that totally Independents
OF the people and their representatives Their
alseh cd and hypocrisy sticks out IN this as We
as their other measures. Brother wings, can'i
YOU no,v go a"Treasury Bank - You must, It the
feds have their own way, &c read out of your
party.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

MosQUIToEs NOT wANTED.-llavng asceriained
from tie learned and witty editor OF The journal,
that '.tes font # 6ht and f1infeL n.isnon' We
have sent those We were tronb.ed with 10 llia o.
fee Consequently 'hc rr'sancc a'oted
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
HONE rvDrSTRY CONyEyTION.

HONE INDUSTRY CONVENTION
Tie Managers of the I4th AnnnG! Far a. he
.4msrican Iastitute Of The Cay OF Nerc- York.
te tie friends ef Home Industry n The United
States.
By special vote Of the Institute il IS made our
duty invite he friends OF Home Industry 70 meet
IN Convention IN tie CITY of New YORK, some ane
during ne approaching F-i-
The =; Jay OF the Fax. Friday Oct. IS. a: 10
O'Clock. A. VI. aas been selected couysniea; aal
suitable TINE :o- me meeting sf Inns Convention.
The o5iec,s II inviting Convention have been
a-av briefly stated II ou- geae-al circular. one OF
yhich : 70; % aava1ce any particular u;e-es; v;,h-
outa p-uoer re-s-G 70 others. ou; seek out and
commend sacA measures Is viii nos; Leach; ne
zreaI whole.
The f,eqcen, and distressing fluctuations IN our
business transactions occasionally attended, ~ith gen
era entertainments, bankruptcy. aac severe suffer
M Which. seer. so utterly }acoa>ls;cn; wiki oCr
abundant resources and capabilities, should be t'sced
70 Aeic cause. and /: vith!n the power Of ice people,
remedy should BE applied.
The unnatural ana anus; inequality n TIE Con-
oc-cial Laws regulating our trade ~iin foreign
countries IL Is believed ~ the IlsutGis, W.! coz
;inre = e-an-- Ger industry and SUBJECT - % I'm
poveriSaucnt gn;il cocu;e-yaie5 BY e1:t'ive duties
on iraporta.ions from otter countries wdich t.N'-ls
our pod uctious or bu-thsn :icin sth excessive az
ties. Tk- pc-nicious effects OF these naelua! .a"'
are increased oy the pecu.a- character OF our clrc1.
latng medium. vach : The measure OF me vace q
Ill our Dos,sss.ocs we ca0n1; suddenly wotA an
esscaJ.lI change in this measure OF value wiiaou.
violently affecting the rel;ioas OF oar whole so,,.
system Bar j, IS IN power ~ uaion quietly %
coun:eract these uuequsl laws by uationa! es''!a-
non, aad thereby lessen those distressing tuciua.
caused by tleic operations on our currency mo
domestic ministry.
Delegations az. isvi,ea from all The S,aies.-,he
cotton growing well the gram growing. maau'ac-
9u5 agricultural is wei. .Rlerna. improvement; As
.ocja;.ous.
The Delegates On their arrival in the city are re
spec,rlly reqgc:et 90 repor; themselves tie COR
n,tce n the Managers Room I; TIE Far.
JAMES Ttfl.MADGE, JACOB I. WALDEN
{ < HAVEN EDWARD CLARk
DUDLEY MARVIN. GEORGE T. HOPhlNS,
GEORGE BACON. ;. Il RAYMOND,
CLtKk>ON CROLIUS, JOHN TRANEkS,
HORACE GREELEY, r LOCKWOOD,
LOklNG ID. CHAPLIN,
Committee oi ArraRgcm Tor the Convention.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
= Il rIiri.tcr o.. .I.c Go.pel saved L.og "a

esTy Grave ~ >h-m-u's Cough Lozcnges
The Rev. Darius Anthony was gwen up a. lncGrnhle.
H fathers IN inc Church ;1oygh he could not live three
months >sermius Lozcnges restored hin 10 hcah' aud
enabled him % preach m tNo months
jim R ANT tho fashion able barber. fAnn 81 cured
of ache ~ - than 10 Rinutc, % Sherm-L Cam
phor Lozense. We have used SheFHan'' hcdciur' our
selves aad speak with confidence A. 10 their virtues
loo Nassau n, only Medcatcd Lozcngc Ware-hou,e
n AmLrri.n ~ sIN y
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

The CIScISSArI RIor.-The Cincinnati journals
represeSi the ouirages which recently dissrnced
their city as having been sthcd, but by no means
permanently subdued. The Republican says that
spirit eff lawlessnc:s Yet prevails which only awaits
the opportunity again TO burst forth wiki rcdoublc1
fury. Not the slightest regard t. age responsibility
or sex was shown in the recent outbreak: and the
same spirit Of riot and excess Yet prevails among
large body of the inhabitants
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
TAKE TINE .Y TuE FOHEL0CK:
Pcasc'S Isorchomud Candy is recommended

by cur most eminent Physican and over two thousand
respectable ciizcns performing the cure OF Coughs
Colds. Hoar.cncss Irritation of the Throat Group,
whocpng Cough, ca7rrh and Asthma PalPta''or Of the
Heart. difficult or proiuse ENpec;orai0n, and IA fact al
diseases eaiius To consumption and DEATH SoJa D.
ysion-s aud 10 House, and b. most Of the respect
able Grocers ard Druggists III the city fedjef' and
Confectionery arc oot appouteSAgcnls Eaeh cayeofe
IS slgacd J. peasc 8 Son. @ au5o IN
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
APPOINTMENTS ny TIE PRESIDENT.

By aaa Y Il - ld-ice laa t0as ~ Y tle >e1ett.
J. {. BKewN, Srryeyot OF Public Lands Tor
Illinois and Missouri.
P5simGsters.
ANDREW Scorr, at Ere Pennsylvania.
JessrH {. COLE, at Monroe, Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern hail.
Wa>HrNro>. Ssn,en,l,s-i-l. -,

Few Members of Congress sc, remain IN tsa
Civ 4 new >e; Of olfiee.,eeScrs, however. 81.
,rac,ed probably ny shc names Of the new Cab.a.,
are coming in. Judge UPsHua arrived or Tee.
.iay, and visited the Navy Department; today. H.
viii rt.ira to Virginia for his family meantime. he
Chief Clerk act, a; IN head Of the Department. Tho
same CLERKS &c, III the O,Aer vacated Departments.
Nj EyvIsG Is 4. the No.;h The o,ber ExSec.
t-,>rie. are .au here. Mr. BADGER and faraily
viii leave soon on q visi; to tie North. The ,,ay
Of Mr. WEBSTER Is yindica;cd ana aP2laade,l By
al the New-Eagland people here, ana multitude,
o; o;her sensible people in this section Of the eoga
;ry. He Is deeply engaged in negotiations WIKI
Gvea, Britain. &c abandon which sgddeaiy, iniga;
De mminen,y hazardous to the peace of'hc Couatry.
I; turns cut INA, NJ. Cross. Imprisoned IN Ma
tas1as, j. ao' an American Consul, ba; oaly pr,
ya,e .i;aen Of hi. coaa;ry Imprisoned Tor violation
of law. All our Go,craaiea, CA DO IS to pro;ee,
h.;n from outrage. ARGUS.
e An unsuccessful. a,,cmgtwas made on Mon
dsy uisat by Manly, Parkinson and Biakcly--,be
baltimore rov,lies, to escape from the Washington
iail. in which ,bey are confined for riot, ~c. Their
oosra,;ers we.e discovered before they had made
much proertss