Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-09
FOREIGN


CHINA AND ENGLAND.-The late news from China is Of
the deepest importance TO the civilized world The lombard
that city and the defeat Of the Chinese forces before the skill
and OF European troops present aspect and ere
the history OF the world England, IN the
and the west the north and the SOUTH marching
China India, both sides OF the Ganges-in South
America-and according to all accounts over the rich Isl
and of Cuba How long the with China may last it
impossible tell, but the probability that, like the Ro
empire, she will be content for the present with
sions and ndemnite leaving her liberty to open the ques
ton of power at future and more convenient day Stl
partly that these military movements may have
indirect influence civilization while they add TO the pow
the aggandzemen AMI the ambition OF England Such
movements affect not alone the price Of tea or Of opium
they plant the seeds of mighty revolutions and the
world vast social and political changes The accounts
from China will probably bring the final subugation of
the city of Canton TO the British forces.
Sir Charles Bagot Captain General and Governor
in-Chief OF Canada New Brunswick, Nova Scotia to
take his departure from London to Canada the 10th Of
October lie be accompanied by lady Bagot,
other members of his family.
Co>r OF INrrRFEEtNG-The Bombay Times says that the
expense the East India Company, of the Aghans-
au-han which there never was one more unIghteous-
from November 1888 January lS40 nine millions
serling-say forty millions of dollars pretty
expended in rank injustice.
EDITORS PRoMorED-Queen Victoria has been looking UP
at the position occupied by the edit al corps and has
conferred baonetcy John Easthorpe, Esq editor Of
London Morning Chronicle.
LrcrNr1ousNEs OF THE PREs-The English papers have
made that Mrs. Norton about 20 the stage
10 this the lady replies in indignant terms Among 9TH
things, she says:
II clog and stigma the liberty Of the press En-
gland that there personality frivolous false
viii find its way into the public journals and
once there neither frivoty aehood can prevent the
idle fools 4 tins world from believing the busy knaves who
In proportion the weakness of the party,
boldncSS u the attack
PRussIA-The Prussian government had had its
drawn 80 a and ingenious contrvance for walking
the water-an elaborate account Of which given
Prussn Gazette. II the of pioneer
garrison # MagdebuTg, who times descended
The river with his knapsack and muske with much APP
parent as he would travel over dry road.
PoLAND-A great many singular current re-
pecing the intentions the hand Of the Emperor Nj
cholas old nationality the Poles and
Polish eXeS Il trust TO the and sentiments OF
the Emperor Of Russia. Ne have heard good deal this
subject of which should be glad be made certain
ere mention H. But appears certain that the King OF
Prussia much surprised, arriving al Warsaw % End
the Russian Emperor filled with ideas from supposed
hm-iieas which If acted upon wond regcneraie
the Scavonc nation and prove by geeabe
vantgeous 10 the prospects OF Austria and Prussia An
pOant pamphlet connected with these matters expected
from Professor Mckiewtsch, but has been suddenly sup
pressed We shall return 10 this subjectMoratng Chr0ni-
Gle.
ExPENDITURrs OF TIE Lord STEWARD Or rHE BRITISH
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD lSi0-Bread 70 $50, butter bacon
cheese and eggs Is 53 milk and Il 500 butchers
meat GOO poultry 260, FISH - Ss grocery e. geo
oilery $50, fruit and confectionery Il $50 vegetables
4520 wine = 90. liquors &c 42 O0O ale and beer E3
600. candles 259, stationary $50, tallow candles
800 lamps ID go, fuel 46S0, turueTy 600 braziery
49j0 china glass 81 DO linen a93 washing
bic AMI other linen $50 plate $3.50 Total annual ex-
pcndtuIe Of thc Royal Household 1906.