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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30
THE A SENTINEL
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~ published erery Thursday-Ofce on Washington Street,
South East Of the State House.
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The State.
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From these fact. before US. IN an authentic shaPe,''
appears that $40, l79.2l5 Of duliable goods imported un-
der thus tariff. brought in revenue 10 the amount OF Slo,-
-. IL. and that 81 PSI .532 at the neces>aries at late, ahd
used more or less by all classes OF our people, paid ~.
2O6 26s. " hich is 5S rr cent. ad valorem- II the whole
dui,able goods had paid The same duty, we should nave
realized SI6.923 9h4 consequently, the los to The re'e-
nue. u. S6.A1S 500. placing all the articles imported onthe
same principle. wheiher they be those uscdh ny ~ I'cn"'
by the poor but this would be wrong. But under The
operation Of this bill for the nine months that we have
before US. II will be seen that tho average rate Of du'ies
collected on silks, wines, &c, are not exceeding 30 per
cent: while iha, on the above articles l. IS per cent. !;
showing concln-ively that the present tariff bill rests up
on the labor of the country. repeat II, that II rests upon
The labor of the country, and that the wealth OF the coun-
try does not ray lie proportion of the revenue IN other
words. the capiial ri the country Is exempt from taxa
ton. while the immense burdens Of this government are
paid bv the labor If the country
An examination Of the varous tariff laws since lS16
will show that the tendency Of all those high duties that
have teen laid from time to time has been 10 throw the
taxes upon the neces<aries Of life; and consequently up
on the labor Of the country Under this very act, more
than one-sixth of the " hole revenue collected IN The nine
months referred To, was collected on the single article oi
sugar About one hundred thousand dollars was col
lecied IN the month Of February last, IN New York city
on this one article.
The policy Of certain politicians appear to be. to lay
duties So that thew shall extract the largest amount OF re-
venue from the smallest amount ut imp"rts-a sinsu'a'
policy tn he pursued TO advance the interests at a com
mercisl and agricultural people. Take the four millions
Of revenue collected in New York in January and Feb
russv last. on twelve millions of imports. IL appear
plarn 10 me that IL wonld be To the interest OF the asrlcui
iuris,. that the Tour millions of revenue should nave Dec
collected from eighteen million Of imports, for two ver.
SIMPLE reasons.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30

18th d rcrnce between the characters - VI ''v
and Mr. Van Buren,. - quite a. great - he IN ''hce 90
the ordesis 20 vi,h they have teen 'rler'd. Nf 10y
- SIS, niiali7 a r.syot pond. iTp'inns. over hif- p
uas.n ra,. aud r.vsrg.iul. Mr.. Van hu'n. ~ ife fhff
hand. Il. distinguished Tor hs mod, ran -, H. 'fnsnimHv
aid hi- f.rteafauce. III. r.torn ri Nr. 'iaF G." p'""'.
would be the return Of a HsrUs. .manng uri-'
and thlr,ting q, svence them. The reurn % Nr. Va
Ru,er ~.,Ll n. The return Il = CIncfnuafu-, ~itHout
res.nrrn.nt 80 Crafty, ara 80 a counuy ~htA D. 'e''f
ceased 10 honor him. Use one " Nd - ao'chierfsVo-
Iuion. d.f.rmed hy hateful psssloHs. aid sAned VIM
revolving whence. The Q her would - . CIVIC l'''~''"
,,,m,h ufhout csp,v... consolidating tie vuulie
interests. ard poriending urlust rePrssis 10 70 m71. ~
psriy-.iurusta .igt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30

most fee Of duty. while the same article in a msnufsc-
,ured state is highly protected sgsins, what Is called the
pauper labor Of Europe. Let Us see how this is- The
follosi ing is a correct table of the odious duties under the
tariff act Of 1912. upon agricultural and other raw mate
rails. and that upon the manufactured materials;
lr-:...n... mi a,hcr rn-r rnoferinI-a ..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30

~ We don't know that the feier1iisfs VII aatf 7
80, nre p d. gn.fs Henry Gay a Jig ccnn pff''r. p
~. bvesuoon "a. one hnntfcc thousand hsr-ssafe~,~ hfN
= wo kea ~ nfleen thousand colsrs' with - slaves al
ne scolns . honely eOD - " = = efet.' b- :
- q, -. - 4-rsg P--N@-S -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30
Tofal.
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This is he Gnantiiv oi -four exported O. nfe't Bni"n.
md h.r po--.s-iou-. during the year l-i%- Tie sferas"
puce fr ihst wear was :5l2 PER hsnfi. lie is'ai
amour, Of -four exported m tSt2 wa 80 So lau''-
e wh,,b SOC ooI barrels went 10 ~ English nsfksf. al
he remandrr. s20sl6, vas sent 10 trs oae' Parts 81 its
WORLDLY Y. Post
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30

rxranrs ~ B~tAB >rurf- y" GHFar batraf~
Thr quanfnv Of A,ur alone exported o. Hnsi D'ifh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30
TOBACCO EXPORTED.

' To Jul JUNG.
take the following from n New York paper of yesier-
day. Connected as II is With the late foreign news from
France. IT will b. calculated To affect every western pork
packer and II is only a commencement of a series of re-
talia,ion that will he followed by All adhereRce 10 our pres
ent high duties. and will afr ct every western farmer:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30

II will be seen by this table, that within the past eight years the
greatest variation from year 10 year in the value o. our exports
was : I.3j2 .26G. while the imports have varied N one year. from
1879 TO $40. SjI.9JO6l3. We see IN these great hurtu1ilOns Tie
cause of the reymi-ions Of trade. The movements of the hanks.
To n great extent. produce these ups and downs. An expansion oil
the currency creates a n advance in prices. and foreign nianuiac-
lures are pressed into the market Immediately 10 take The irneht
of first prices. A great al nndance of paper money depreciates tho
value of tie currency. Foreign mauufactuI e seeking markets
viii naturally rush 10 that holding out the greatest profits For
eign manufacturers keen themselves well informed upon matters
come ted with our Frances. knowing that n sound specle curren
- es,rov n markets for their goods. The value OF "a cicu-
Iaiing medium regulates foreign inn: orts. The furtuniions In hoth,
exhibited in the above tables. show how Intimately the two move
menis are connected. An inflated, depreciaied currency would
produce large importations under any scale OF dufrs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30

Iron manufactures. paving specific
duties. including wood saws an.
wis. hammers. cross cut saws.
mill saws, chains, sad irons butts
hinges,
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

AZ az % so Lara CONTINUES 10 meet attentions aid sales
have taken place at 36s to ass being rather higher rates.
We nave steady demand from the shipping trade for
see and Fork at 7as Cd Cd for India Beef COS TO 73
"a Tor prime Mess and 44s to 55s for prime Mess Pork
''1ms or snips' use bring AIS per cwt
RICE la cleaned Rice the operations have been
more extensive scale OF late at 2s to 26s for Carolina
ana the market generally has a firm appearance.
IALLow--The Tallow market has quiet feeling, and
soapmakers and chambers not inclined to purchase
more than sufces for their immediate wants the supply
is large OF all descriptions casks North American
the whole aye lower t
TAR.-The low prices Of Tar have induced more husi-
ness and lis Sd to lis Cd has been paid for Stockholm
and lbs Cd for Archangel
IoBAcco.-We have had a better demand for all de-
scrtions OF American Tobacco this month"; and the sales
have amounted to about 500 hhds at decline Of fully I'd
to ID per b from previous rates The expected large i'm
ports render prices unsteady three cargoes offering
At present without meeting buyers good business IL
oing in Hayannah and Cuba descriptions and Havannah
Ssgars sell freely at full rates.
TuRrEsrNx-Rsugh is rather lowsrI 81 Cd having
been accepted for several parcels Spirits in good
quest at previous rates.
WHALsBoSE--Prices OF Whalebone are advancing /;
one small parcel has sold readily British Southern E2s6
70 E2ss oil damaged f276, and Fnners f2l0: and
ther parcel Of 81 Southern has since been disposed Of by
public sale at f232 to f2s9 per ton
LIvERPooL CoTros MARKET, Aug 10th, Isa4-The de-
mand has moderated this week, and the transactions
below the weekly average The range OF prices has also
been in favor Of buyers particularly during the latter
part OF the week, but not to the extent Of per h. For
export the demand continues good and this il the only
feature in the market Of interest The purchases for
shipment $500 bales of American and 500 Surat and
for the trade only 2l2O bales Of all kinds Specators
have not done any thing
Taken on Speculation to this date bales S9l $50
Ditto same period OF ls4s 2i6, $50
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

and ars nov per cent higher The Cotton market was
ton and prices very rm particularly for Louisiana
aud Mobile which realized rather higher rates The stocks
in all hands DO not exceed 900 bales against
last year. and l62 900 in ls42.
ANTWERP August i2-The demand for Coffee has some
what improved and the sales last week included 500 ST.
Domingo and $50 ordinary 10 good ordinary Brazil
good ordinary at ~ to 22 Unre6ned Sugar IL unchang
cd in value the in the above period amount
ed to 1900 boxes bright Havannah at raj to l3t in
bond. Hides in tolerable fair request Cotton IL firm
late rates. Rice is not much wanted but so terces
Carolina changed hands last week at III to il2 ~
AMrEnDAM, August lathe approaching sales Of the
Netherland's Commercial Company tend to limit the
sales of Coffee, but prices continue firm. Unrefned
sugar, likewise though dull is steady. cargo Of sos
packages OF Porto Rico Tobacco Mercurius, has been
all disposed Of the demand was however, mostly for
good sorts 2S2 hhds Kentucky and 81 hhds Maryland
sold last week at steady rates. Rice has met ready
SALE and large sales have been made Cleaned Carolina
is quoted ii a, cleaned here las I'd.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Aug. a.


The Stock Market is still in very fsverish state AT
the Old Board Long leland declined per cent Farmer
Trust, per cent; Pennsylvania 5s Il United States
Bank, Il Norwich and Worcester advanced per cent;
Canton, Iii Illinois, Il Erie Railroad Il Indiana /; Ohio
SIS Il stoningor, Vicksburg and Harlem closed 6rm at
Yesterdays prices. At the New Board Long Island
improved per cent; Harlem, ii Norwich Worcester,
.. The sales were very limited at both boards The
closing price for exchange by the steamer sailing TO- NOR
row is ten per cent premium firm. The demand is not
very active, as the remances to very limited ex.
tent. We learn that shipments Of gold will be made
by this steamer The London packet Of the l proximo
will not take out than $500 COO in Mexican dollars
BY the arrival Of the steam ship Great Western, we
have dates from Liverpool to the 18th instant and thr
teen days later intelligence from all parts Of Europe
The commercial news Is of very favorable nature
he money market was very easy and capital yery
plenty The rate OF interest ruled very low ranging
from to per cent Speculation in cotton had ceased
md prices in some instances had receded from lie to I'd
per pound for ordinary and middng American sorts
The finer qualities very stesdy former prices
Ths manufacturing districts very active and many
arge orders had been refused The harvsss were rspd
" progressing.
The quantities Of hemp importedinto the United States
or several years pest distinguishing the principal places
VI import have been an foll0Ws:--
The New York herald., 1844-09-01
NEW YORK HERALD.


On the outside of today's paper we publish full
and comprehensive digest of the foreign news
brought by the popular steamer Great Western,
ality.
This news is not important, but it is highly inter-
esting, and as such we refer readers to its de-
tails. We give Shells speech, and also that Of Sir
Robert Peel, on the state of Irish affairs. They
will be read with interest, especially Shells, as it
has been denounced by O'Connell. Shells, it
will be recollected was O'Cennells counsel on the
State trials.
Speculations in cotton seem to be over but see
outside.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

CASTLE GARDEN-Monday will be great night,
treble attractions in rsquistion for the bene
Of the Proprietorsa concert, Madame Spencer Hood
the flying bird as he called Ruggle and perhaps the
aost superb and extensive display Of fireworks Towering
thousands Of feet and exhibiting the varied schools OF
Pyrotechny in France, Italy, Japan, and China)
shcs 10 anticipated.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01
npcrt hsvs been a. follows :

The tariff Of lsa9 places duty Of $40 per manu-
icturcd hemp from Russia and Italy $25 on Manila
sum and other Indian Jute ssa and Coir, s2s; Coda
20 Since ls4i the importation has very sensiby de.
creased which partly be attributed TO the increased
euy levied under the tariff sct and the increased
amount produced within own limits. The compromise
The New York herald., 1844-09-01
City Intelligence.

Police RecOrd.-SAruNDAY.-ArTE SEpUc-
rIor AND RArs.-A young woman named Jane Williams,
appeared at the Lower Police yesterday afternoon, and
charged man named Thomas Pendervill, Of SO West
street with decoyng her into one Of the upper Of
person. by violence Her prevented his diabol
cal design and she escaped from his clutches He
arrested by officer Green and held to bail in the of
$780, which he entered but denied all knowledge of the
transaction.
FORGERY THE BANK OF COMMERCE. The Clerk of
the Bank of Commerce. who committed the forgery for
$780, on the Bank Of Commerce, 10 named William Cut
ter He was arrested BY officer Merritt, and fully
rnitted yesterday for trial.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01
Common Pieas-In Chambers.
Before Judge UlshoefFar

AUG. 3l-CAUrIos TO DRuNKARps Habeas Corpus-A
soldier Of the United States Army named I. S. Brady,
was brought before the Court under writ Of habeas
s aad claimed to be discharged the ground of hav-
ing enlisted during the last week while in state Of ntox
isstion Several witnesses examined to show that
Brady spree during the last month"; but It being
rrov.i by the sergeant another witness that he was
IN full possession Of his the time OF his enlist
ment he was Sent back to out his term This
has wife and several small children, who were in at.
tendance with the father and seemed to be much affected
at his detention by the corps
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

PALMo's THEATRE.-This house will be opened
this evening for DR.. Lardner's Bridgewater Lee
ture. We recommend attention to the programme,
as the Theatre will speedily appropriated TO ORA
matte representations. This will probably be the
last occasion which will offer for hearing this Sum
day Lecture.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

03- IN OFFERING REMEDIES TO THE PUBLIC
as specifics in complaints their generally
based upon the time such diseases have had
single exception exists in that valuable compound
OF all preparations, DR.. Backwes AntAcrd Tincture
and Scotch Renovator In Syphilis, Veneresl Diseases
and all their attendant evils, ask questions az to
the time OF their existence or the malgny Of their
ure we only ask the Of the above named
remedy and strict adherence 10 the prescribed drec
tons. 1t has come off more than conqusror thousands
Of cases. and restored the almost hghted constitution to
health and pristine vgor This medicine can be obtained
OF Il. Bernard, 81 Nassau street. New York. the only
authorized agent in the United States
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

VIsrroRs.-E. F. Tatnell, U. s. N, is staying at
the City Hotel; Commodore Bolton and lady al
hs Astor; Sir William Colebrook and Lady Cole
brook at the Globe Hotel
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

90 vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS FOR THE CURE
rom the rehra These pills. prepared by the New York
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
peedy and eectual remedy for the above complaints
hey are guaranteed to cure recent in from three
,hve days. md possess greater power over obstinate
discharges nh chronic glee than any other preparation
1t present known, removing the disease without contne
nent from business tainng the breath or dsagreeng
Win the stomach Price 81 per box
Sold at the Office Of the College OF Pharmacy and Me
icine, 95 Nassau street.
W. 8. RICHARDSON. M D. Avsn,
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

O. niCUrD's fAsIs.AN Alternative mlx
ruRE-For the cure OF primary sec ,ndary Syphilis
and all affections produced by ijudicious use Of mer
cury. The great advantages possessed this powerful
teI alive all other preparations for the Of sy
phis, that while curing the disease improves the
worse disease than the Il Is sdminiasd for The
best recommendation give Of is, that is
,xtensvey prescribed by the medical who for
plants sod in single bottles, 81 each in Of half
lozen s carefully packed and sent to all parts of tho
Union Office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharma-
cy, 20 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

SHOCKING INTELLIGENCE. Briggs of
Massachusetts, rode on the outside Of stage coach
he other day. in consequence of the inside being
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

09- The Court Of Common Pleas and Superior
Court will opon ON Monday.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

03- I AM AUTHORIZED TO APPOINT AGENTS
OF good standing throughout the United States for the
sale Of Blackwe Ant Acrid Tncture and Scotch Reno
vator Terms made known by applying to 8. Bernard
81 Nassau street. New York. general authorized agent
Tor the United States.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

LovooS MAREtrs, Aug l6-Lsnp.--At public auction
' week. sss brs 5gt kegs North American were sold at
3s 81 to 3S 81 1855 casks ditto melted went at 4Os to
Us 81 per cwt
Paovisrors. --AMrRIcAS.-The IL no fine American
hesse at Market is any expected until late In the
sason There are numerous inquiries for good and fne
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs. veritable
"backbirds" are now gone to Baltimore, and
will, on their return, raise their song once more
as will be seen by advertisement Of their coming
performances in the Apollo Rooms The pleasure
afforded by them during their occupation of pal
mos, is sure guarantee that in the "Apollo" they
will be no less successful. To all those who have
not heard the Ethiopians, we freely say, go-there
IS no surer mode Of passing an evening or two plea
antly than in enjoying this capital mimic portrait
ure of the African race.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

0g- SURELY THERE Is NO GREATER PLEA:
SURE to parent than that Of being able to give reef
childgsufsrng with any complaint. but when we re-
fleet that summer complaints in children and cholera in
fantum, heretofore considered ncurable, once be
cured by Bernaris DiarrhGa Medicine, how thankful
shoald all be that such remedy exists. Parents and
Of this medcinsthe proprietor feels confident after they
have looked into the matter they will provide bottle.
Look for 81 Nassau street. New York Fer sale also by
DR.. w. H. Minor, Of John street and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01
FIRE On Thursday, 22nd inst a fire broke ont

RICE CRoP The rice planters on the Cape Fear
are now busIly engaged in cutting and getting in
Her crops. We informed that the yield this year IL
fully en- average There has been no storm during
Ibis month to damage the crops to any extent -Wsns.
ton IN. C.) Chronicle
The New York herald., 1844-09-01


per Dehentures April .1s4l 1912 .64l
per ditto Oct. :. .1slI I642
cimden Amboy II. n. Bonds, Fives. .le6s.. "a
B.yx or ENGLAND Quarterly Average Of the Weekly
liabilities aud Assets from the 18th of May. 1874 10 the
toL OF Ausust st4 both inclusive, published pursuant
( me &C, 3snd William Nv !, cap. 9s
Liabilities .as,sfs
sirculauon, f2i is2i0o0 Securities, f22 9Os 500
'eppsns, hoeoooo Bullion, 1852 600
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

Hot WEATHER.-Monday was emphaticaly the
hot day Of the seesonthe mercury ranging at one time
a Do degrees OF Fahrenheit Yes erdsy was more olera
bile, but scarcely to be endured At o'clock p M the
mercury indicated s6A degrees-Sk Louis Rtpub 2la.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

Sy- CONVENTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--Ths
conic MIXTURE prepared by the College Of Medicine and
pharmacy Of the city Of New York, is confidently 70
commended for all ofdelty produced by secret In
iulgence excess Of any kind Il is invaluable
ty cr impotence, ssery barrenness (lIess depend
lag rnal iormatiop)
Single bottles 81 each Of hall dozen c5; care
ally packed and sent to all perts oi the Union
Office of the College Of Medicine and Phas,aacy os
Nassau street VS. RICHARDSON. M. .. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-A young man by the
name Of James Travis, aged about twenty-ihree
years was taken with M while returning from Albany
On the evening Of Tuesday the 27h inst and fell from the
barge Chicago and was drowned His body recover
ed yesarday near where the accident occurred Coro
ners inquest was held and verdict rendered in accord.
ance with the above facts The parents Of Mr. Travis
said to reside in New York-Trov Whie
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

the Congregation very much-one Of sherman's Cough
Lozenges will prevent it, by allaying all tickling and
irritation. They are wonderful medicne-curing com
mon and even very bad in few hours Children
suffering from whoopng cough will be Immediately
eved by these pleasant confections Remember to ask
for shermans Cough Lozengcs and trust none Of the
worthless imitation Dr. Shermans warehouse is at LOG
Nassau street-Agsnts, Coddington, Spring and
Hu Sands, Spring and Bowery, and n East Broad
way Rushtons three Broadway stores.
The New York herald., 1844-09-01
Marine Court.

AUo. 3l.-Ridab0uek os Henet ct aIs.-Action to re-
cover amount fwages said to be due plaintiff 6rs
officer of the packet ship Utica; and also compensation
for board whilst left unemploy ed shore. Plaintiff
engaged some weeks ago frst at $40 per month
and had misunderstanding with the defendant who wal
captain having had squabble with him the occasion
alluded TO- He sued the Captain in the Common Pleas
recovered damages The case is postponed
The New York herald., 1844-09-01

U. >. BRIG OREGoN.-The U. S. brig Oregon
sailed from this port yesterday for Norfolk. The
followingi is list of her officers -
Lieut. Comd'g Sinclair; G. T. Sinclair. first Jieute
nant ven X Morgan, Acting Master; John Wilkinson,
fassed Midshipman. Lient. James d. johnson and Dr.
Greenhow ordered join her on her arrival in Nor.
folk
The Oregon will run as a government packe.
between Norfolk and Chagres, and will sail from
the former place about the 10Th or 18th September.