Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
FOREIGN NEWS.

istrates
There at present three Queens and two Kings in
London: the Queen of England, the Queen Dowager,
and the Queen of the Begians; King of Hanover
and the KING Of the Belgians
The amount Of treasure, in gold. diamonds &c cap
,ured by Sir Charles Napier IIyderadad, falls itle
short of three millions of money The share of the
gallant General Is estimated at less than f2O0000
The for the abolition of slavery in India passed
the Supreme Council on the 9Th Of April and became
law
wonderment, Is about to be tried by means Of large
model that Is nearly ready and is be shown /, i SAID
by making trips from the end of the Adelaide Gallery.
The arrivals of cotton at Liverpool during the last
few DAYS, have been immense. On Saturday upwards
Of twenty vessels laden with that staple, redcked the
Mersey.
Insult 10 lfr. Ereren. the .inerioan .Mnister-W hen
the heads OF Oxford College were about To confer the
degree of l.. ID Mr. Everett the theatre of the
University, number of under graduates assaulted Mr.
Everett with kissing and hootiug-thc only being
his being "A Unitarian. The heads of the College have
expressed Their regret IN an address TO Mr.. l..
The Bishoprio Of Jamaica.-Ths Sec which has be-
come vacant by the death of DR. Lpsconbe, of the
annual value of II 600 The diocese includes Jamaica
the Bahama islands, and the settlement of Honduras
Twenty-Five conservative peers. and some twenty.
six conservative members of parliament met Saturday,
the house of the Earl of Wicklow, and passed rcsolu
tons. expressing their intention of cooperating with the
government during the present excitement in Ireland
The Rev George Talbot VI A. formerly of Ballot
College has resigned the living of Evercreechcum-
This the fifth member Of the University of Oxford
who has turned Ronanis since the conversion of the
Rev. r. w. SbthoTp.
.3mericaa MANUFACTURED Goods in England-The
Manchester Guardian, abiding the American manu-
featured goods sent To England, which numbers and
divides into their respective qualities Although
the American price OF the cloth generally approaches IN
cheapness that of similar English cloth there Is only
one sample which equals surpases that respect
No sample of very beautiful and ell manufactured
drill appears to be sold IN the United States AT SD
per yard English money, with eight months credit
whilst the corresponding English cloth-certainy not
superior. perhaps little Inferior quaiv-is worth ar
the present time 31d Indeed these cotton drills appcas
= To be fabric To which the American manufacturer
have paid much attention and we believe the create
part of the 400 bales consigned TO MessTs Barring Broth
ers, London consisted of them These 400 bales
Z offered by auction at the Commercial Sales Rooms
MincIng Lane, London on "Wednesday last but ont of
the whole 400 bales, only about Ii (all of which were
danaged) found purchasers at prices varying from I'd
10 \ per Id. The unchanged goods bought in at
prices varying from 81 to 10 d. Per H. 50 that the
sale throws light upon the actual of these
American fabrics m the English market Upon the
whole, feel disposed saw. that. although these
recent attempts 10 procure sale for American cotton
goods in this country show that progress has been
made IN the manufacturing ESTABLISHING of the United
States and demonstrate the absolute necessity for
peal of the tax cotton, which such fabrics and in
NIGEL balanced trade quite enough the scale
gainst the English manufacturer in independent mark
,ts--hey do not confirm the extremely Responding
slo onIy views of manutacurn position which some
partIe have been inclined deduce them. With
on Ol llt single ldDflc winch have pointed
+ out there still moderate margin between English
America prices and, in the finer fabrics (Nos 4
and g. the dl ference IS not nconsIderabe showing
that where the co, operates with less weight our
manufacturers still able To distance their trans
Atlantic competitors.
Esa.asud.
Reception IF O'COnneH NJ Ennis 600 Per-
j. sons Observation-Disclosures E1c 'mem ana I'm
+ M~siasn MIR. O'ConuelI had a. .nons'ra'ion al
Enuis, for The county of Clare. Thrrs,a,' The 18th
ult and the meeting described more num- r,S thai
. any thai preceded it the numbers esn,aeL a.
100000! including about 600 torsemen. the ade
# cars extended from Ennis to Ncwmarket-sx miles.
The preparations for his reception most elaborate
: at The entrance of the tawn whole planted
with tumlha arches across the road mottos and de-
wees
Tie description of one device is worth transcrihinr
The next was cha extended across. the centre of
which wa joined b. cord and green banner
II inscribed
+ The Lbera'or Of II, land
VIII cut asunler
The chain Of slavery
. We labor under :"
Here nan had taken W his position with sword,
with which. as the LhcFatN approached he cut the cord
in the centre AID the chain shiv.red on both sides
amid the shouts am occlamaios OF thousands, that rem,
the ar for some inmates
! The meeting held the ground. end Nh.
+ OConncll assembled the parfrnI. accompanied by Mr.
Tom steele. Mr. Charles O'Conneli, - Counsellor
OLcary. and three French gentlemen
! meeting At Athlone Sunday was he!d-rom
3O.OVG tn lOO,0OO many Of them women a.d one
writer that hundred priests were on the ground
The gathering took place Summerhll Before H. mass
sand IN the air. for the benefit of who had
et Their distant homes too attend morning SER
VICE. There were two Platforms one for men, another
for women. The chairman was Lord French
At the weekly repeal meeting of the Repeal Associa-
ton. on Monday, Mr.. OConnel announced that the
b. Releal rent for the week amounted TO l3!O3 Is sd
The largest sum received in bv Catholic
Association was Zoo, aud that during the ei.ht
Of lhe agitation for the Clare election; general Tic
average ef the receipts did exceed -G35O
ln ference To the advice of Lord Frnhan several of
his friends and tenants have resolved discounerance
the usual Protestant and Orange anniversary of Juv
One of O'Conncl's Repeat demonstrations took place
al Sklbceen, on Thursday. the 22d June which was
Of the usual character both the meeting and at The
dnaer Tie Cork Examiner says that nposs he
give any thing like estimate of the ru,-ers
ii'ser hut Afterwards calculates them 10 lie between
800 geo aud GOO Geo.
Much was SAID of Sr James Graham's speech on the
Arms Ban. which was construed proclaim the Irish
nation at perurcs; alluded both A. the meeting
and at the dinner with plentiful use of the words be-
lies At the meeting. NJ >hea I.alor Said-
Il say u hIm, aad before you, he lies vehement
cheenng.) lie lies ia nnahlv. M ies-he lies insoen;y
- and wish Ia God WIS IN the House Of Commons t.
tell him 10 his teeth You lie (PTpl,nged cheering
am not like OConnor Don-I am not Ike the cenile
who Is satisfied that he should cailei pcriur,r
provided II be done IN genteuany w,y (Hcar hea
say then b'iore this enormous ma>s-I before
proiesianis well catholics fr that there are many
proles,anis here have the honor Of knowing aud they
will bear out in what have say say. before
all, sir James Graham, 'you lie. (vehemeni cheer
ng)
Galway taken possession Of 10y tho Repeater.
on sunday. with the slwc style OF proceedings; DR..
Browne. the Bishop I'd Galway taking active part.
Lord French the cha At the dinner about
hundred gentlemen sat down TO the table M PAVILION
srecisy erected for the purpose Mr.. Oconne put h