Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
.lYriraL Of The Steamer Columbia.


The Columbia steam packet reached Boston,
bringing dates to the Goth Sept, inclusive.
The Queen left Scotland on her return on | hurs- /
day. September 18th, and reached London next
day.
There is no alteration in The position Of the mo,
ney market. good deal of caution Is still used
in the discount market as to the character OF the
paper presented for negotiation, arising from the
failures among the spectators, which nave ap
parently not yet run thc whole course.
There is great demand in the cotton markets,
but prices without change. y Use has taken
place in the market.
The Spanish Ministers propose reform IN tie
Tariff.
Portugal is tc raise large of money on her
revenues.
Business in India is in an awful state, and the
British Government VIII be surrounded with
inarcial difficulties.
MoRE Rrors IN MaxcuEs TER--OSE OF TIL
RloTERs kILLEp.-It would now appear from what
is now going on in the town of Manchester, ami the
surrounding Districts that the disturbances are not
vet finally settled down, FOR, on Thursday morning
an attack was made several mills n Sa'iord ;
and i'm one instance. the hands turned cut oy Tue
rioters The mob first collected at the WORKS oil
Messrs Morris, where they found warm reception
the owners having armed their workmcn with pick
ing sticks The hands proved two strong Tor 'he
mob, and succeeded IN defeating them. In Tue
affrav one of the mob severely beaten tha'
he had to be removed TO the Manchester lniIrmary
where in the course of yesterday, he expired.
Large nobs assembled in the negh5orhoOd Oi oN-
ford road and attacked several factories but after
breaking the windows Immediately ran oil. How.
ever information given at the iown-ha4i' anu
in consequence Mr.. BeswIck, chief superintendent
of police left that place with body oil special con-
stables and police, aud followed the MOB to Gay
thornc, where he met with them about LEAVING VT
Fearnley's mill Ga seeing HIM, n man VINO ap-
pcared to be the leader, Immediately rallied the
mob bat Beswick galoped back 10 the police force
On seeing that body, the mob ran oil IN al ul!ec'
, tiuns Mr.. Beswck endeavored to appreEend th'
leader man named Ncl\enna. a1d after "A gallant
chase of about twenty minutes, through scyera
courts and narrow streets, he succeeded N cnptur
, ING him, and he was lodged IN tie New DiieY
In the course of the evening several other p1rtie
wore taken into custody under warrants, aud were
Yesterday brought up before Mr.. Maude' al 1"
I Borough Court, and remanded until Monday.
c FR,D,y NIGnr-The town has been toieraoi.
oulet to-day but attachments of police and speca!
: have been constantly parading different districts
\ few more hands have gone To work bus IT i SUI
posed at least $500 weavers are still out Al STOCK
If mort. however, twenty five mills out OF thriy-tw
c have resumed work.
\ TRTAry.--The news from America. relitige t
!. the ratification of Lord Ashburton Treaty WI
= the Ini'cd States, by the senate, and the Sct'i'
r men. of the American tariff, has been commentc
} upon IN Mercantile circles and 10y the press -
:: some. important and immediate benefits - tra'
T. in England are predict from the operation OF Il
latter measures whilst by oteers the c"nciisi'
6 come II respecting IT'S practical Workings i f'l
" all favorable, and 1t Is confidently asserted that
III Will neither answer question OF revenue ~
IN nor as q protection to American manufactures.
o. adjustment Of the points of ference upon whi'
Lord Ashburion was empowered - Regulate I
: oeea viewed with satisfaction. / ne eItct VIZ
r. will he produced in France by the conclusion % q
/. rlDfr fttl 8 ff
g and curiosity in discussing the merits OF ne G''
ton; and more e. pecaiiy II Il relates u the AZ
e Gle in the treaty providing tor tae rec.procA
oy Of search for tie Suppression oil the save t.auc
,"' the coast of A.rc9.
=, ExpoRr OF MANUFACTURED GooDs 10 tbs
:, STATES - The whole qIantty OF mann' ic'ns
roois sent to the United states by all the shppI
houses together in a gwen PERIOD tAis year u'es
80 equal the quantity sent by nile hrst.rate ="
49, ping house IN A similar period, but one OF pfo-pe
- ~ In tins state OF thngs, what are caiicc IT
- slcnt ships get no freigat, wnile even the pac
- Sims get little or none. The large and si,.en
- o,.kct shfD lsoscIus. winch sailed "n thursday
P New York, had cons dcrl5ly under loo Of Ire 3
the smallest sum indeed. wiki cae except on, 81
- ne liners were established in Ills. Up u
Is time TIE passage money received IRON eHn5'i
rs enabled the ships to pay The expenses - tesiF
= y ages but. the season or en- grating neihr H
\ over. even that source OF revenue i last ie'ii
,h The uncertainty which has 50 long prefa leo on
49, subject Of the tariff nav have TIE cacct ut a. q
10 ishing shipments 70 the United ~tates bci tie
, moval f that uncertainty, o. the actual pas ID
NJ. ta'i'' u''hN ~ :. :, go
sys oou'P"'' VI - -, TO contrary -
"s. the increase of the duties u Eng ''sh goods
49,; discourage their export, the necessity OF pay M
duties IN cash on inp7F, = j. I i bel eyed rs
- best informed merchants, t-'er pfries ifc'''
.,,., signing goods - the American il1r6et. q
iaes ~'''' 40" -, - = - - .s..,.
heir u''cc''5 VI '"u''e0'' ~
time
be Rumor SAYS (and hope IN tAs instance she s
asely) that large sum OF money mas sc e.S &c
COM sraciei from the vaul, of the Biaaeh Bank at
beeo Uaute Ii it be fact will friend give Us NE