Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

The want OF confidence" motion. brought for.
ward by Sir Robert Peel, was on the ) 10. decided
against ministers by majority OF oae--an cyl.
hehce OF the nearly balanced State o, parties and
evidence also OF the ground which has been lost
by ministers IN the present. Parliament in conss.
lurhce OF their proposed commercial reforms.
ms skeleton OF a majority has, however, proved
OF no further consequence than thar o. has cnlng
the dissolution OF ;he existing Parliament, who's
doom is now sealed.
The dissolution, il is anticipated, viii take place
IN few days. AMI u D. expected thar rarliancn,
viii be dissolved by thc Qucen in pcrson. a good
deal OF curiosity Is abroad 20 what form Of words
ministers viii advise her adopt on the occasion.
/ The routine business of the session Is now being
hurried through the house with all possible eN pe.
diiion. ntne-;cnths OF the ncmbcrs being already
scattered over the country canyassing the different
constituencies.
The different places will in general, be fcrccly
contested, The struggle OF Lord John Russo for
The city OF London. and of Lord iaimcgston iot
Liverpool, WI possess the greatest natural Interest
DEATH OF SIR DAVID WMEir This celebrated
artist died al sea, ihe 1t June, hs return
England, from a town in the East. Wikie Wa
The son OF poor Scotch clergyman in obscure
parish IN fiieshife, and made hs way 10 eninence
solely by his native genius, eNctiions ana indus
Try. lie was 90 years OF age, and was knIgblcd
live years ago 10y ~ atn Tie Fourth A. "a iaan,
Wilkie was greatly esteemed. The quarantine
laws would not allow OF the body being landed al
Gibraltar, and his remains were consigned with
due so.emnity, to the deep!
/ Great distress continues TO prevail in the manu-
iacturing districts, both in England and Scotland.
The herd-loom weayeIs IN both countries, ere
miserab.y depressed.
4 The weather has been iolcrable fine upon the
whole, though rather cold, and the wheat looks
well. The tanners and landlords now look with
additional anxiety 10 the crops, on account OF the
agitation OF The cola laws,
The QuEEN-The gossips state that her Majesty -
dccouctemem may be expected IN the later end OF
September or the beginning OF October She is
represented as being IA excellent health and spirits
and according TO annual custom, attended Ascot
races twice last week.
/ There are weddings in " high lille" without end
which cannot he OF much inl,rest to the stern
democracy OF The United States. The principal
are the young prince EsIcrhazy, to the beautiful
daughter ct Lord aad Lady Jersey the son OF TIE
latter TO the eldest daughter OF SIR Robert Peel f,
and Lord John Russell TO lady Fanny Elliot, seoonG
daughter OF lie Earl and Counties OF Mimic. Lord
John is 4 widower and 10, and the lady Is %.
The entertainment; on behalf OF the poor Poles
went of exceedingly well at the Dutch'ss oil
Southorlands. The company were admitted only
by ticket, as at Amack's. About GlV0 were re-
allied. Llszi, the pianist, appeared with spran.
cd wrist, aud therefore only famed " lion"
The lioncssos were Adclade hcmble and Madcmo-
sclle Rachel.
Among The scaadalous on-,iis il hat ofihc British
Sccie airy Of Legation AT Frankfort, having eoped
With an English lady, Who has iorsaAcn het has.
band aud eicccn children The husband, II was
SAID, bad gone IN pursuit.
There has been various reports as 10 vessels hay
ing been seen likely 10 be the President, bui
no Intelligence has been received OF that Ill.ated
vessel and the insurance Offices have seii!cd ,ho
losses.
There have been two or three dreadful murders
in Ireland, more particularly IN the ever disturbed
county OF Tipperary. The causes generally as.
signed Is the tlecnent oil tenants.
/ FIRE AT AsILry's.-Astley' famous nmphiiic-
aire was totally destroyed 10y fire on Tie 8th The
I lire Is partly supposed 10 have arisen from some
deficiency IN Tie ga pipes wills. others contend
that IL was occasoned 10y burning wadding dis
charged from the Jars used In some piece Oh the
previous evening. y female belonging TO tho es-
tAbishment persisted in the flames, AZ did three OF
Duclows valuable horses. Ten small houses
were destroyed in the neightoihood, and three
hundred PERSONS have been thrown out OF EN-.
ployuent 10y this calamity. The loss oi property
Is estimated at $50 600, OF which only 600 Is
insured. THIS Is the thrd time that Ashley has
been burnt 10 the ground. In the second conii-
grafton MIS- Ducrow persisted.
By fire IN ilerlelordshrc, twenty one houses
have been destroyed. Otier calamiues, through
the same agency have also occurred at different
parts OF the Kingdom.
IL is talked about the London General Steam
Navigation Company establishing a line between
place every fortnight. The Company own about
hliy steamers, and are said to bc about TO employ
SIX OF their irsc vessels OF 200 tons each,
Tor ihs purpose II is supposed 10y some hat they
viii be safer than larger vessels. 1t Is intended
thai they should carry only light goods and pas
sengers.
Some anxiety was occasioned here by the non
arrival OF the Britannia steamer AZ her proper time
but 1t turned out that she had been DELAYED al 81.
Johns IN consequence OF getting aground, and that
after that she made her passage IN eleven days.
The Com LAws.-Ihe public petitions up TO
June i are as follows:
Petitions. Signatures.
For repeal of the Corn Laws. 900 500 G9j
Against repeal 1877 50 $50
1t Will DC seen by this that the landlords can
succeed in getting up great many different pc
iltions but they cannon obtain signatures 70 them.
FoRRlGN-The war in Alsers sill continues.
The French have destroyed some more towns,
k'lied some :aore Arabs, captured some more CA
lie, and according to the dispatches, gained some
, more glory, but they have not yet caught Abd-el
kader, and are opIy masters OF the ground occu-
ped by their troops.
Fires have been prevalent on the Continent as
well as in England. Tie cotton ai,.s OF NJ. Hemp
tenn, az Client, have been destroyed estimated
loss 100 600 francs. The small town Of Parsberg