Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

FOREIGN.

EOKEkesN.
The aos1a steamship arrived at Boston on the 9th INST
She nd most terrible weather the whole passage
ESsLASD
The creates, POSSIBLE distress among the working classes
exist. all over England The populaoe arr quiet though
ready for an outbreak The old banking house OF hoo
BAH, had stepped Great 'onplain's ana many
strong rroo Of atrocou bribery al the last e'eoh S
,he Tories Fergus OConner escorted INTO LONDON ..
immense sssembsge
uor. o, counoss. Sept i7th-,r r. Barclay gave no.
,,ce Of mott n for address 20 put down pHsaieefins
I'm s,t go .rt Peel NOV ing House into COMM tee oil
suruy Lord John Russell objected at considerable ' s, 10
the policy the mnste particularly IN Ho' making
known their plans as 10 the Corn Laws.
SIR Peel defeI d,d his own conduct by hnnS iNu
with conduct Of h predecessors and seemed u hnS
that acd for not prop sing an I'D e
Corn Laws, because the late ministers had nv che iO
Lord Paimer.,on happily exposed several Of sr Robert
mistakes The debate uhicb .nsued animated BY the
tod aud phatic language free traders and The net
tied reicrs Ssndon and unknown country eIe-
sentative IL shared by several members ana aeu 'e
whole evening Loud j. I'm Russell made 10 NOTION ~ oy
made speech. Mr. Felden moved resolution, set'ing
forth the distress Of the manufacturers, and de'ns .'
Parliament ought not to he pror gu'd ~',heG "f5 'o
It, His motion nsgatived by ~ 70 VI. me mouse
went Committee Of supply, after Mr. Greene had
appointed Chairman Of mitiees, ana @eei 10 sew
eTal votes. IL was then adjourned
TnE COM Laws AND fkrE TRADE WIN AMERIoA-
very important meeting took place IN the Com txhanS'
Hanging Ditch Wednesday evening, 10 hear detailed
statement James Curtis ESQ, Il Ohio, nei States
ION the capabty and willingness II the Am'rc sup
pv England with an abundance OF in exchange for our
msnufssure. Golden, E.q NJ p took d. IT. The
chair left the door because uOabe 70 ma
even stsndu,g loom.--MinohestT Tunes
Ip,su o,rp.crs-An affair." neither tragcal nor roman
tic but which nevertheless created no tie sensatoh
has taken place near Dublin The windowsof The Rev
Mr. Crsmpton repeatedly broken and hs Iicme, IN
Iucd and MIR. Champion applied TO the authorities oil Dup
lin for reinforcement Of loce to project ms person ana
property police watched long without detect
ing the ndeTs evening they perceived man
steal across lawn hmeli with stones. and then pro-
break the windows They succeeded IN securing
the offender. when their great astn>hmeni uey iouiu
that they prisoner OF the Rev Mr. CHAMPION himself
appeared indeed evidence before The magistrates a'
stones bad during the genemans absence
from home, but certainly II is not unch'ble to conclude
that one who was desperately Determined on being
martyr" a. TO take tn, trouble OF breaking his own windows,
would employ confidential servant TO do
the work for him IN IN, This allan has caused no
iitie Amusement Illustration OF Irish outiaseS
FRANCE.
Aempf 20 dssassiRdte o The sons cf Louis PhdiPpe
PARIS, Monday, Sept. Ban attempt has been made
TO assa.snate Duke dAumule to day lie at the
head OF ms regiment proceeding along the fuboug - An
tome NcuIy whe grand banquet was prepared y the
King and Queen for hun and his comrades in arms when
man dressed blouse started from carbaTe aud dcha g
cd pistol him. II said that the shot was directed
at the Duke dAumuIe he little in alvancc OF
his rovaI broiheIs the Dukes of Orleans, Nemou
and NonIener with him, and the assassin might have
AIMED at the Duke of Orleans heir the thone For
tunaely shot dir take effect, but the horse OF en
sral valiant killed. and the General was siI5hty
wounded in the knee The assassin was about thirty years
Of member Of the secret societies Una
have lately creating disturbances Paris but as ye
no particulars have tau>pred concerning him. The name
After few mnues' delay march Of the regiment wa
resumed and il pissed along the Boulevard the Prince
still maintaining their places at It's head and cheered by th
people. II proceeded to Neuily, and, up 10 me hour
Writing any other disagrceabe occurrence ha
arrived here.
Very disasreebe events have taken place at Cermon'
Auvergne The people, resisting the officers in the tax
ing the reccnemcnt had fired on the military who support
killing ard wounding seventeen soldiers Al ON
thing looked serious, but additional oop
called ~ and the riot was put down.
tccgrlphc paich from CeTmont, dated the l3'h an
that order restored that the troops Ic-occupe
military posts and that the tolls beng gathered
the usual The Courier dLyon estimated at 100 tn
number Of killed at Cemont The National state
that instruction had likewise broken out al kio an
that the troops had been repulsed
There some approach to serious riots IN Fans o
Thursday CommlSsary of Police and his assistants
the act Of searching for person suspected be
ice Of Peppards attacked with stones in the Rue du
fauburg St Antoine and seriously injured The arrival
armed force, however enab him t. make the inende
arrest capture the rngloader OF those who aacke
him In NJ crowd assembled at the Rue IIave
sege where they overturned an omnibus and raised BARR
cade. Mounted municipal guards however the street
while souadon of sergeHs riiie removed the barcad
But though order restored Paris presented very d
tubei The shops we've shut and alarm was VI
,hle On every countenance This shows the little conhdo
which the people have the supremacy of the law GOV
eminent Is strong where revoluon Is believed
The OF sequics of the late wces, Esq the I'm
nsn banker, were performed on Thursday last Nearly a
Americans his country then here, and
distinguished French acquaintance assembled before
O'Clock his elegant chateau of surcsne in order to pay
earnest tribute Of FOR his memory. Mr. Welle w
Boston, the United states, in HIS Tie Inhe '
fortune, which, after receiving thorough mercantile ed
cation he speedily enalged by intelligent and energetic
teprise 1916 founded the house of Weles Co.,
this capital, and that Of Welles Greene at iayrc.
CuISA
of Jnly 10, states that the Chire
are putting Chusan Of defence. vessel wht
lately reiurei f,om that sand 10 Macao. br ught inform
forts havIng been erected The walls
Tinghae likewise undergoing repair. These may
aIdcd s,mlt for long and severe struggle. The
he at Canton merely 81
TO s1in with the o. collecting llTg
and they hope, Overwhelming force before they
sumo offensive operations.
said officers and their troops, expco
ed from the north, hnger long on the road IN order
squeeze the people Of the towns and villages through wh
the utmost.
In the prepare FOR carrying On the wa
fare with tie Chinese continued IN India he new lie
ip tertiary Sir Henry Pottnger, ard the Admiral Sir Wi
bombay the 9TH Of July, and
for their ultimate destination on the l7h, m the ca
frisate SesoSrs The admiral examined the arsenal nj
bombay order To know their espabi ies h
he said, 1.-The Chinese dispute may be settled IN ie
moaihS, II may last Tor years"
proclamat positively the EmperoIs broth
" hight the bartaanS with 100000 soldiers
The Emperor has also innated intention Of taking II
field IN person. should tie found
Il esy from the northern provinces
hi, d,minor.
TEXAS
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