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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03
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LSTAB LISHME EMIT

hSTAB INTENT.
lS4 lrilliom Street, Corner Of fan Street,
decidedly the cheapest in the city There always
which viii b. made order the style Of make, it,
ning &c., IN has given sucb general satisaction during tn
at four year and positive ssvna 30 per cent
tertleuep requested call sIamns Thoxs .wbG
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Wis IN, MICHAEL E. MARTIN
LONDUN AND NiANCHESTEk INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
WH0LESAtE AND RETAIL, Ne.s Wall street. III
subscriber has received and 9feu for sale large
Costs and Capes Lsm, Cashuerc Lama Persiin
nsrno and Cotton, Of all COLOR and Sizes
asp and Cotton, pre- pered for tsiiors'
ss's Eubtsr "e'Sns' for ",PspSs eSIs.s; f.
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF WARD
their left off apparel cash. obtain for the
s.sidencs. having suPeruous effects dispose or viii
lind much to their advantage send for the
who will attend them at their residence y sRHSn
No. ia varich street, New York
prompt attention s8 imsr
~ facurer respectfully inf his customers thar has
Fashionable Straw Goods yiz-Fancy schei and Imperial Of
Lace bats of patterns; white Siberian Har Whale.
bone, Amazon, French Dunsabe Italian, Rutland, Tuscan
Bopnets, &c
lie has the pleasure of informing the ladies' that he ha,
Just received beautiful shaT the Orleans Gpsey
Of the most becoming patterns that has been introduced
into this market.
BThe will be removed from 80 John street. on the
hrst Of May next, to "a John street. ala m' re
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
TUESDAY. DECEnBEls -. 1912.

The following extract IL from letter OF the In
dianapols Corresp ondent Of tie Louisville Journal.
signed Il. aud doubtless the production Of Barnett.
''Of the election Senatorial can only say that
all Is doubt BY the intrusion of the Locotoco
member into the House the parties are balanced
There is an instructed Locofuco who promises 10
obey hs Instructions but there Is also an instruct
cd wing. One l.ocooco IS dangerously H. unable
To attend the -ittings Of the House and doubtless
his dcathbed. Among the wings there appears
the most seIf-sacriicing spirit. II their union with
the mpraciicabfes Will secure either the election Of
Smith or Marshall, they Will cordially yield. .uy
opinion IS hat the eieetio, may BE- postponed
uHttt the Hert session"
BY the above il Will be seen that the wings on
the ljtn inst, the date OF the letter. were IN con-
sutalion to the propriety Of putting of The cleo
tion for Senator. Barnett says. My own opinion
Is, that the election may te postponed until the next
session" Tins IS the same individual who has
been lavish of his abuse OF the Democrats If the
House Tor refusing To trng on the election The
position OF the creature, and his close conn ION
with whlggcry IN Indiana is our only reason for no
tIcng hun. Ills opinion with regard To- the Scna-
toria election may be considered as advanced "by
authority" "Thcreby hangs Il tale -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

+ pubiished euerg TuesdapOfIoe Washington Street,
Southeast If fhe Sfrfe House
5The State sentinel Vil about twice much
reading matter. all subjects Of general interest, any
other paper the State.
TERus.--Two dola.s year always IN advance In no
v than number pc ull the money
received Sub.erhcrs viii due notice few weeks
before xraulu af each term, and the payment
for succeeding term 10 not advanced the will
be Discontinued TIN, III De aihere aH
dollar viii De received Tor m4aths, and hy
for three manfhs-gitrrps ~ 1drIuce
Five dollars viii be received three years OF, three
papers ill he for the same.
ADvFRrIsFIESTs VIII he inserted three times dollar
square 2j0 ems md De- continued the p
square weekly Quarterly Advertisements inserted At =
a square q 30 ems.
Yearly advertisers will be accommodated reasonable
terms which should asays De made writing agreed upon
All advertisements from abroad BE- accompanied by TIE
cash. OF no attention WILDE paid 10 them.
Postage must be paid
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

Sourn CARoLrNA.-There are no political divi.
slons IN South Carolina. At the late election OF
L. -. Senator. George M'Duiiie received for the
mainder Of Nr. Prestons term, l3l votes out Of
l37 for the new term. Ill LAG.
GovEHNoH OF VIRGINIA. James Mcdowell.
has been chosen by The Legislature of Virginia as
Governor. The vote stood Mcdowell 100, scatter
ing 50.
AnoLrrIoN or CAPITAL PUNISHMENT - The
House OF Representatives, of New Hampshire have
declared 10y vote of Ill to i06 in favor OF the total
abolition OF capital punishment.
AMOS kENp,LL.-rhc Madisonian, in referrlnr
To keRdaHs ErPostor, states, that the editor Is
now confined WITHIN prison bounds by the prosecu.
tor OF the late SUIT" Referring 10 The Judgment
obtamed by stockton and Stokes Tor a transaction
while Mr. Is. was l.. VI. General.
DEArm or \ Pogr.-Samuc Woodworth the
author Of the = Moss Covered Bucket" printer
and poet OF no mean order, died New York re-.
Gently, IN the 56th year ol his age.
"FILrny LucRE.'-The mail from Meriden.
Conn, to Boston, was robbed OF SlJOO, on Friday,
by -, .Niaisier II tie Gospel! Lsaiiiy
Will him. doubt.
ELrcrED.-A Wing Mayor of Boston by 2GGl
majority lmrty-two Wings and nlnc Democrats
elected COuncIlmen.
LAWYERS CoScREss.-It is said that Of the go
members OF Congress elected IN 1870 2i5 of the number
i
speeches that made and the amos, n,ernlnable
length of the late session
STEAM POWER OF GREAT BRirAIx.-A new English
publication, called the Tablet OF Memory, estimates from
authentic data that the power employ
IN Great Britain, equal TO live hundred millions
The Directors of the Bunker Hill Monument
Association have invited Mr. Webster TO deliver al
address at the cele brato of the completion of the
monument, on the 18th oi June next, and that gen
tleman has accepted the invitation.
HINT MARRIED WoNEN.-The following anecdote
is going the round of all the newspapers edited by
married When Livia had attained such ascendan
cy her husband Augustus, that he could hardly
her anything though emperor of the world many
the married ladies of Rome know tn,
and of her success whom she replied
:" | rule by obeyng ~
rtTThe Hon. Abbott Lawrence, one of the veal
thest manufacturers of Boston, supposed to hav,
made one hundred thousand dollars BY the pas
sage of the late tariff law. THIS amount comes o
course out of the pockets of the consumers. TEt
poor and laborng pay largely over their proportion
the tariff, that 1t amounts 10 a prohibition. Oh
coarse goods, the tax is from 90 to 300 per cent
while fine broad cloths and other fine fabrics com,
4 in al from 80 to 40 per cent.
| beg you Will pay what Is due;
| II you do you'll oBLIsK at present.
If you don't then must osIIeE y0u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
THURSDAY. DECEMBER %. 1912.
A SANDER Suif.

\ decided on Tuesday last, IN the Cir
cult Court OF this county, which has excited no IN
considerable degree Of interest among portion of
our citizens. The facts OF the case, we are m
formed are these The plaintiff Mrs. Eliza Hooker,
young widow lady OF good character, but IN lnd-
gent circumstances removed 10 this place, about a
since, from the country, about seven miles be-
iow the city. and commenced her occupation as a
seamstress During the religious revival last spring
the first Presbyterian Church, she attended be-
fore the sess on favorably noticed and at length
applied for membership. In the mean time, how
ever, charges prelndclal 10 her reputation were
urged against her, by Of her old neIghbors, a
Mr.. Alcorn, wealthy citizen of the county, which
induced a member of the session TO demand ex-
PLANTATION. She denied the charges alleged, and
called for proof, and the name OF Mr.. AlcOrn was
gwen up. On account of his wealth and consequent
station in life her only alternative to commence
a civil prosecution. This she did, and she found
friends to aid her in her SUIT. 1t came on for trial
on Friday last, and occupied two days. The case
was clearly made out and the only alternative left
was TO dlScredt the principal witness THIS witness
we are informed, has been VIGOROUSLY nsovent IN
his circumstances for the last fifteen years, and has
recently taken the benefit of the Bankrupt law
(having as Mr.. Kennedy would say, committed pc
TIT larceny that act.) and such the prejudice
Of his neIghbors, many of whom believe no honest
man would take advantage of rdscaHy t1lc,
that number were induced TO give evidence against
him, although Messrs. Tannehil, English, Goode
now and others, were introduced to sustain his
character as witness, aud who had known him for
more than twenty years past. But this effort proved
of but little avail IN the case, for the Jury, after
careful Investigation, returned verdict of eight
hundred dollars IN damages, for the plaintiff.
Messrs. Wick and Barbour were counsel for the
plaintiff, and Sweetser and ONea for the defendant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

Hos. Mn PRoFFIT.-The Washington cor
respondent of the y. Y Herald, under date OF
Dec 10 writes as follows -
- much regret to say, that the Hon. George
Profit of Indiana is laying very i'll indeed at
his residence here, Todd's Rooms 1t appears
that when he left Washington for home at the
close of the long session he was very sick with
bilious fever reaching home he was con-
fined to his room the violent and many un-
principled Clay Wings spread report that he
was not sick but that he was leigning illness,
because he was afraid to meet his constituents
This, to a man of Profits spirit and lndepend-
ent disposition could not be submitted to and
although told by his physician that the step
might cost him his life he left his sick bed, and
went through his District, making many very
powerful and excellent speeches. The result Is
that he is here sick that it is doubtful if
he RECEIVERS this session.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
TiDpccanOc County.

meeting OF the Democrats OF Tippccanoe county
was held al the Court House IN Lafayette ~atur-
day, Dec. Eth; Samuel Clark. president Lawrence
H. Stockton Secretary. John Petit, Esq. addressed
the meeting IN an able and eloquent speech of two
hours length. DIR. J. W. wilson. from committee
OF five, reported series OF excellent resolutions
and also lst Of Delegates t. the state Convention.
to be held on the 9th January, which, with an un-
important exception were scverally adopted by the
meeting. On motion of DIR. James DAVIS, reso-
luton was also adopted IN favor ol John Petit, ESQ
rs candidate for Congress at the next August
election.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

We yesterday received article reply to the
communication OF =. J." IN our Monday Daily, con
corning the Laportc Post dice The communica-
ton of J." IL merely defensive onc and for that
reason particularly, we are surprised that " Is. =
the writer Of the reply. should call upon pub
lish his antinadversions. Neither courtesy could
tvpect nor justice demand il at our hands II the
Wr,ter. however. who : a good wing Is Hing to
confess himself ashamed OF his own party organ
hcre, We may possibly feel disposed as a means Of
temporary accommodation To lend him the OF
columns to make war upon friends.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

New HAMPSHIRE AND THE DIsTRIBUTIoN Pol
icY.-A committee of the New Hampshire Legisla
ture 10 hom was referred that portion of the Gov
ernors Message relative 10 the distribution Of the
proceeds Of TIE public lands, have made a report
approving al the conduct Of the Governor in deen-
ing TO appoint agent 10 receive from the United
States Treasury the amount belonging 10 New
Hampshire under he act of September 4th, is4l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

FIDELITY OF A DoG-A correspondent of the
Richmond Wing states that a gentleman By the
name of Branch. left Cairo, IN Cumberland county
Virginia, for Missouri, aud carried with him 4
hound dog. Soon after Mr. Branch reached Ms
sour, be died and lstsange To tell the dog left
Missouri. and reached Cairo some short time past
IN search Of his masier-the distance being one
thousand miles or more.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
Lard Oil.

We have received a specimen of Lard Oil
from Messrs. Peck 4 HedderIy. 1t burns very
well, and is a good article.
We have made some experiments in this
business or rather in making the business
profitable to families The whole process is
simplifed, that every family may make the
oil, and that in any quantity desirable The
information on this head, with what we consider
Improvements, are such as to be within the reach
of every family 1t has cost us some labor and
time to perfect the home manufacture yet we
willing, and intend in a short time, to lay
the whole process before our readers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

SENATE OF MAssAcHUsETTs.-The official
report of the election of Senators to the Legs
lature of Massachusetts has been made Ii
appears from it that only twenty-four members
out of forty, have been elected by the people
Of these, fourteen are Democrats and ten are
Wings. The sixteen vacancies are in the fol-
lowing counties, namey-fve in Essex, five in
Worcester, two in Franklin, two in Norfolk,
and two IN Plymouth.
In Norfolk county, IN consequence of count
ing the return from DE dham, certified by the
Selectmen TO be incorrect, there appears to be
but one Senator elected
If the erroneous return from Dedham had
been rejected, three Democratic Senators would
have been elected from that county
The political character of the Senate depends
upon the question of ascendancy IN Joint ballot
as does, also, the election of Governor, Coun-
seors, and other State officers, for the ensuing
political year.
The true state of the House is, we learn, n
Democratic majority of two. Every eXertion
will doubtless be made by each side to have all
the members present at the organization, still
some may be detained by accidents, and others
may have defective certificates This may hap
pen alike to Democrats and Wings
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
The sou,ers Mmtiny Case

" In Cons Iteration OF the source from whence 1t
emanated.' the Madison an has publshhd COM
munIcitIOn over the signature of 5, which Is
very severe upon the conduct of the officers OF the
~omers, upon whom the writer thinks an - awful
respOns bi.ty rests, and above all, on their COM
mander." As the matter will doubt undergo IN
vestgaton in the proper quarter, we make no COM
ments ourselves, but give the following from the
communication alluded TO, because contrsdIcts
positively statement which has been published
relative to young Spencers violating his promise to
res IN - The statement IN the Integencer,
copied from the New 4 ork American, that Spencer
violated an engagement formerly made to resign,
seems to have been deemed necessary to prejud ce
the public mind against hun, that those who slew
him might have more favorable hearing. II Is
untrue, he did resign and the Secretary of the
Navy, on the recommendation Of his commanding
officer considering the nature and circumstances
the offence (inebrlation,) restored his warrant,
with strong admontlon aud this done with
out the solicitation of any of his friends His age
is represented IN the same paper TO have been over
twenty. Had he lived he would have been nineteen
the 18th OF January next
We learn from the same paper, that the Govern
ment has ordered full and fair Investigation into
the whole matter. 1t says
q court composed of men of the highest charac.
ter, and whose names most endeared the
country, has already been detailed. Justice will
be done--tull justice.
=. We therefore deem it improper to admit into
our columns any further remarks or comment upon
the subject, except such : the Department shall
authorize. Nothing has yet been published under
Us authority. Justice to the dead and To the living
alike require that should do nothing to prejudice
the IN the mind of the court or the country.
The honor Of the service and The integrity OF the
laws, safe IN the hands of the public tribunals.
Let abide the decision"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

scctssroN-At a ce.ebrlt on Of the Democrat
victory IN Ono, at West Liberty. BY the democrats
Of Champagne and Logan counties. Judge rian.
fvho ran tor the Senate IN that district. against
stanton of the s5sq lstulaors, being toasted, snd
,sned for q sentiment, renouncsd al coanexion
hereafter with the coon party -Otlo Sil'esnsaa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1912.
The STATE Convention.

The Committee appointed for the purpose, who
have made enquiries. inform us that, in addition To
the accommodations which may be obtained at the
Public Houses four or five hundred Delegates can
be accommodated At private houses IN the town and
ne gh5orhood. Delegates may assure themselves Of
ample hospitality on the part Of their brethren here.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

sEpJudge HuGER has been elected by the
South Carolina Legislature to the United States
Senate, to I'LL the vacancy of the Hon. John c.
Calhoun, who retires voluntarily after the 4th
of March next
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

Trx,s AND Mrxrco 1t appears likely that in
the attempt OF Mexico to take possession of Texas
and Nucatam, she will lose both.
When We last heard from Campeachy the Yucca
tecOs, The New Englanders of Mexico, had com.
plctcly beaten the Mexican forces in one pitched
blttc, and that the latter were suffering considera-
bly, from deserton and want of provisions. by the
delays on the part OF the McXIcans, the lucatan
government had time to lortIiy Campeachy in the
most perfect manner, and To receive rcnorcements
from the interior, sufficient 10 Tepel any attack that
may BE- made upon that city.
oar last accounts from Texas not Of much
moment. General Wall. the Mexican General. had
been driven beyond the RIO Grande, and there were
Texans enough Ia the field 10 keep him at bay. As
the eutire McXican Navy were engaged IN lombard
tug Ctmpeachy 10 attack had been made upon Gal
weston. The reXan navy had met with loss OF
the schooner san Antonia, and the remaining YES
seis belonging To that service were shut up IN New
Orleans tor want of funds.
The steam irgate Montezuma. built in England
for santa Anna is probably at Vera Cruz tins.
She was AZ ~. Thomas OF the 22d nit.
j." IMPORTANT FRou NrsIco.-An intelligent gen
tlemau. lntcly from the city of Mexico, saws II Is
currently reported and generally believed there.
that the basis OF the arrangement between our
Minister Gen. thompson and the Mexican govern.
ment tor the settlement OF our claims the latter.
IL the proiler on the part OF Mex cedc Caor-
MA 10 the United States. There are good grounds
for believing tins 10 be true, taking INTO consI6era-
tion the tact that natural ridge, forming road
accessible for carriages, from point near indie
pendcncc, VI issouri. point IN or near Cali
lorna. was some time since discovered, and that
onr Government SAID To have a small command
on a surveying expedition IN that region. II true.
this intelligence Is of "a most important character.
The propos. tlon will, II acceded TO by Govern.
msut, give 10 us a firm footing nj important
point west OF that almost boundiess region, the
Oregon territory. We shall await further lntelll-
gence with anxiety the mean time, we cannot
but hope that this rumor may prove true"
TnE IloRRip MURDER ~ ALABAMA.-We have
already stated that the facts OF the murder of G.
W. Lore, who was hanged by mob OF Alabama
murderers, on suspicion OF having murdered a man
named Blake. The editor of the Hartford Review,
of whom Lore was a near kinsman. says
by further advlces from the scene OF the muir
der we learn that upwards of one hundred and
cd. and that two of the numbe. taken. also un-
der arrest for the murder OF young Blake.
From every Circumstance that We can possibly
get possession OF concerning this dreadful murder,
we have the most uuquestionei proof that our
fortunate knsman fell victim 20 the iendIsh rab.
bic, who nstigated and led on by the murder
OF Blake whose death has been unustly charged
upon him. Even the abettors OF his murder are
attempting u palliate their conduct, BY charg
ing these two double murderers with having deceived
them.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16
Lancaster, February &c, 1912.
I T E. NJ s.

Anger may glance into the breast of a
wise ,aan, but it rests only in the bo-
som of fools.
What men want of reason for their o.
pinions, they usually supply and make
in rage.
BY taking revenge, man is but even
with his enemy; but in passing it over,
he is superior.
To be able to bear provocation. is an
argument of great wisdom.and to forgive
it of great mind.
One upqulet. eperverse Disposition,
dlstempers the peace and unity of a
whole family. or society, as one Earring
instrument will spoil whole concert.
Dingines being asked--How one
should be. revenged of his enemy? an
swered-By yirtuous and honest ran.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16
NOTICE TO
German Legatees & Claimants

herman LegateeS q Claimants.
u AYING just returned from trip to the
4 IL Northern Cities, there has been an ar
rangement butween several of the Consuls of
the Ports OF Germany and myself through
which persons who have Legacies to draw or
other business to transact in that Country, can
hereafter apply to tie subscriber, who, acting
as Agent, can give them the best assurance OF
speedy transaction and safe conveyance of
all moneys &c, &c. that may be collected and
entrusted to him. There have been Agents
appointed in the different Ports of Germany to
proceed upon all Claims sent to them, and to
pay over all moneys they may collect to certain
Houses in Bremen or Hamburg. designated to
them by the Consul in whose care the docu-
ments will be placed. AS, soon as either of
those, Houses shall have received any me ney
So paid over to them, will issue draft, which
will be guaranteed, and on sight, be paid over
by the Consul TO the owner.
Persons DESTROYS of speedy and safe con-
veyance of their Legacies, will do well to
call, and their business shall be attended to-
Address, CHAS. C. MAURER,
lfturertown, Shenandoah County, Ia
September l, 1S42.-8w
" 3. al Communications mast be post maid
to insure attention.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16

German; two Germans, names unknown.
Eosantsd. y Henry 'Fhorp, pork inspec-
tor, badly; Tbos. G. Sbafer, printer.
do; George Shilleto. legs broken, WAR
rem Finch. slightly injured; Henry Al
word. do /; VIM. II. Goodloe. do; A. o.
penheimer, do: VIM. Crippen, do; Jos.
rreft, James Wilson, Joseph Alexander
Guthrie. P.powell.'
The slips from whichswe gather the a.
boye particulars were issued early on
Sunday morning, befnre full details could
be gathered of the extent Of loss Of life
ard personal injury. The pecuniary loss
VAS very great, but no estimate is given
of the loss. or~whether there was any in
surance. = Baltimore Sita Of Thursday.