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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30

%DENOlRlTiC REPI DLlClN NOMINATIONS
(p 4. MCFARLAND.
" ""F' r y SINNER.
For Sierf. Banner LAWIlEAD
Tor Ireasar,r and Collector. y LAKE.
Far Coiafy teavf7ssSf0n,r. ANDsIN MoRtlioOSI
for seioot Commissioner. JAMES SJLGEOlE-
For Coroncr JOHN THOMPSON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30
x.ct,cr from Gen. Cnss.
TO THE EDITOR OF LOBE.
NA>HfScToS. Nav

NA>HISGToS. May 10, lSii.
SIR: The following letier having ben Submitted to my
a,S,o.,l I ask of YOU to give il an immediate publication 4"
YOUR paper. am satisfied that YOU VII take pleasure IN
complying With ;is ieque-t. that The public may b. sppIi>ed
Il tie sentiments Of another distinguished democrat upon me
in,.t, sin subject 10 which the letter refers. Your compii-
ance will much otlse youls, &c W. /. CoLQIllI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30

MsnRirn. CA the 2Sh OF MAY. ~ Rev. Dir. Sickle,
SrrruTx - ToMIixsoN TO MIS- Mar, + BRons
daughter 81 the late John & Brown. Isq Of lhi~ city
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30
CAvDrDATEs
Democratic Electoral Tie:ss

sFNAroRfsL.
HICKMAN \ HOWARD, &c Parhe.
JAMES G. READ. Of Clarke.
CONGRESSIONAL.
1T DiStrfG-WuL tAN \. BonIss. of Orange.
81 EigAH NFvLNNp. Of Washington
I'd ions N. Jos>soS. 81 franklin.
ih SswUrL l.. PEEkiNs. Of Wayne.
.t " WIiriA~ " MICK. 81 Manon-
GA PAHis { DrxNiSe. ct Monroe.
9h AtsTiN VI Penn. 81 Parkc.
RI ilr~Rs " ELLSWORTH. or TiPpse@noe.
9h CHArifs " CATncAhr. of Lapuit
len lrcIr> a lEEEs. # Allen
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30

Judre Edwards has received the democratic nomination Tor
Cevsroas Of Missouri; Coiooel Young fo' Lieutenant "o'-
amor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30

Ur,ct-Ihc sage il ~Ag4 -oHe - 49, 60
ra.- ira,,Ad h,ae UPSET on thr no4ailn=. Inc "a
z.i,e + Yesterday ss'- t~o ~ tie lHt ana a'"-' 900"
If thin ihe editor of tie TipFeranoe Journal wee ron
,,tefaiiv injured. ! tins am her "eoas = Ia ~ enc
,ecur-il~ fatal kb-uP ~hirh .rdana wAig-ey ~ii *
peri.n~, IN the iali.-OA3 S'a'c5'gar.
4 baltimore lruer snnouncfs tie ieaih, at baf u ''
Of Nr. Billings. a young lspyer, one of Tie venom
Il, iecaron to ne " tg tons'nii,n. lie was se+ y ~
sickness on tie Jay 81 hs arrival snd Mas mus 1900
from active psri.cil auon IN lie transactions = lie Gay
\ steamer n TIE CAc.aIeaie Bay. oen'a"irr . '"'e'
If WIZ G..tsat,s. was stueA by fg-iaIrg Ga i--.---y
..suins, fortunately 10 le.son va injured
Green. he rs.orm.d g4m5ef. 10 Ia Ns-a'os'on, =
elueidsung tie mysteries Of 5.yg at ~a-. -. Gay
las hit'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-30

The y ,.,m Pos; avs: The me u'crst ( 'a"-Foss
"iaye other f-h 10 FRY" lhau dt;atr ne 70 iAe Ndi "'
con,e, tion. Ltthem tx ii,ir ,1Ns a. fcr r-At - % re-
So ,, ard ia,. t.. :h. Eatr-.- cow trl.n t' a." y 80
fixing ihe democratic lrkpi -bah Ac-Rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

THE SPRING AND SUMNER BUsINEss.-Ofiice-
seeking-office -begging-ofiiceh
posing-will supply us with plenty Of capital bust
ness during the ensuing few months. We have q
new corporation coming into office, pledged TO car
~ out reform, and probably to change tie whole
administration of the city government. They have
the power Of appointment TO one thousand Offices,
if not more, and the distribution of spois TO the
amount of upwards of million OF dollars per an
num- Then again, there is prospect that Captain
Tyler will sweep the present government officials
with the bosom of destruction, thus throwing open
seven or eight hundred additional offices and at
least $9OOOOO of spoils.
Thus during the next six months we will have
spoils to the amount of two millions, with pick
ings, steangs, and ''extras" worth million more,
making in all three millions of dollars thrown before
the people Of this city, like lots to suit customers,
in prizes ranging from $500 to IS, 600 year, to be
given to the candidates who bring the best certlfi.
Gates Of emperance-political fidelity-honor-
patriolism-nativesm and Tylerism. What a
scramble Just think of it. Three millions of dol
lars. What a scramble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

Lower P0llce-APRIL Ia -OrPosKp TO TilLou AND
R.FonM.-On Thursday evening a young man named
Leopold Unger OF the Pacific Hotel met girl othe pave
Louisa Fisher in Broadway and charmed and
her den ofthe of Anthony and
hspel streets, where his pantaoons were placed
and the pockets robbed Of So in bank notes while
mad stepped OUT Of the rnmeutionabes for lew short
moments He gave information the Lower Police Office
and Officer Joseph repaired the vicinity where the rob-
berry committed and onnd the girl in bed with her
supposed partner named John Sdeau He arrested both
principals in the theft and they fully committed
for trial on Tuesday next in the Special Sessions On
containing the vgnete Of Washington with the words
American Republican Procession April 9Th, lSi"--
History and experience prove that foreign influence Is
OF the most banefu foes of Republican Government
As this exploring genins Fifth Wader it is TO be pre-
sumed from this badge that in the recent contest he
opposed to "Tillou and Reform" Bill Theiord, alias
Hoppy who arrested last week for robbing the jew
ellery store Of Rockwell under the Astor House. had
OF Alderman Tillous famous Police Reports in his
coat pocket when he caught.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

SENATOR WALKER ON ANyExATfoN.-ln reply 10
gross attack upon Mr.. Walker, U. S. Senator in
Congress from Mississippi, made by several news
papers, alleging that he had pecuniary interest in
the lnnexation of Texas, we find the following
distinct denial ia the same papers:-
Ell am not interested directly indirectly in Texas
lands did hold interest in Texas lands chiefly
by devise from deceased brother but they have many
years since been sold by by deed Of quit claim and
have interest direct indirect in the lands oil Texas
As TO Texas stock scrip do not now hold nor have
held any interest in either direct indirect lhsve
no personal interest whatever in the reannexaton Of
Texas nor will derive any pecunary benefit from sncn
result was always opposed to the treaty by whcn
Texas was surrendered to Span and heartily approved
the speech Of Mr. Clay Of the Sd Of April 1920 against
that fatal The subsequent efforts to reacquire
Texas of Messrs. Adams and Clay in 1925 and 1927 ana
Of General Jackson and Mr. Van Buren, in i529 met also
my cordial APPRECIATION and opinions stand recorded
favor Of the OF Texas nearly quarter Of
a century since and a time when never contemplated
having any interest the lands of Texas do however
large body of most valuable cotton lands III me
State OF Mississippi which. it is commended by the oppo
nents will be greatly deprecated IN pice
that result and Of my friends estimate my loss
in that way not less than one hundred thousand
dollars Having fully replisd to the questions pro-
pounded by correspondent cannot DOUBT out hat
You will do the justice to publish this letter entire IN
paper and that will also be repubshed by all VINO
| have given currency to similar reports.
Very respectfully, H. }. WALhEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13
AnluaeI ncnta.


CHATHAM THEATRE.-A most excellent business
has been done at this house during the past week
The dramas of Marmaduke Wyvil and Handy Andy have
kept possession of the stage These two pieces will be
played together for the last time night and with hem
sunlry songs by Misses Reynolds and Wood, and MIR.
Wymans, and divers by MIR. Brooks. Mr. Wharam, who
has appeared but twice has already established himself
most unexceptionabe fav0rite and must succeed in
whatever he undertakes. Next week Mrs. Mcclure ap.
pears She opens in the Hunchback Julia and the
evening Monday Mademoiselle Viola offers for the
second time In new dance.
GRAND RUSH AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM THE
crowd increases daily and hundreds are not able to
get in The giants the grea est attraction ever offered
On their the manager has been induced to give
two performances today; one at r NJ and one at hall
past l. making it grand family holiday They will be
splendd-go early and get good seat This is the last
week Of the Mnsres; the Gypsey be consulted at
all hours
PEALE's MUsUEM.--This establishment carries
all before it; full houses every night. With the
attractions presented it is not at all surprising Only for
momont imagine dwarf less than Tom Thumb the
Great Western and wife with variety Of other perform
and admission all only shilling An afternoon
entertainment takes place to-day at o'clock We may
expect immense number Of children; it will be worth
all the money 10 hear them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13
Superior Court.
Before Judge Oakley.

btIOIe JUuH6 OHKIty
APRIL l2John Peters ct al Samuel Gott.-This was
action to Sl24 81, the amount OF account
between the plaintiffs and defendant The defence
is that il was paid by draft.
The Court adjourned before the plaintiff got through
with his case
Mr. Gerard for paintifsMr r. J. Dillon for defendant
FRIDAY, April Il Westfed Paper Mills rs Wheeler and
Root An action to $3.50, note with interest
dated lS4O The defendants partners in the paper
business in this city, alleged by plaintiff at the time OF
the posing OF the note. The defence put in was that
partnership had dissolved before the note executed
by Root the defendant Wheeler who is joined with him
in the defence making this the chief ground to sustain it
verdict was rendered for the plaintiffs
Before Chief Justice Jones'
Who presided in the second branch the Superior Court
Cassski Ocean CompanyThis case, noticed In yes.
erday Herald is still The for the direct rested
and Mr. EHmet opened the Defence when the court ad
journed to this day.
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COult CaleMlar-This Day.
SUPERIOR COURT, ~, 81, So, SO, 60, 81, Ga, IS.

WHEAT CRop.-The editor of the American Far
mer says that as far he has been able ascertain,
the Wheat plant has wihstood the winter WELL and sui
ered but little comparatively from winter killing at is
however, he adds "too early TO form any conclusive
opinion the probable product of the growing CROP
lis surrounded by many contingencies to DEFY the
best qualified from judging from present appearances
Bait. american.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

WEATHER IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has
been the weather of late. Our streets are nearly
dry. and the grass begins to sprout. Who pos
sess heavy heart, or wear scowl upon his brow
such delightful days? Who can be otherwise than
perfectly happy l-P0rtland Express, April TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

FREsHET AT ALBANY.-The water which has
been rising for few days past, took sudden start
last night and at the present time nearly covers Quay st.
We think however that the merchants the dock will
not be driven from their stores.--.4tas, April TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

WHEAT PRosrEcTs IN MISUNDERSTANDING to
all accounts the wheat fields in this State never looked
better at this season OF the year than they doDe
fror Free Irfss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

o'clock this morning, in a large dwelling house and
stable owned and occupied by Capt Lane and Thomas D.
Porter. Building and stable entirely consumed-part OF
the furniture saved. Insured in Dedham for $4O0, in
bingham for $1,000. Worth about $4,000. Accidentally
set ON fire Boston Times .4pril H..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

SENTENCE OF AN ABoRTToNIsT.-In the Court of
General Sessions yesterday Napoleon Loreaux,
the seducer and betrothed of the French girl Zul-
ma Marache, who was tried and convicted at the
last term of procuring abortion from her person.
was sentenced to pay fine of $3.50 and to be i'm
prisoned IN the County Jail for two months, and
Madame Catherine Guetal, convicted OF the same
offence TO pay line Of S25. The sentence of
Madame Costello has been stayed by an application
tor bill OF exceptions to the Supreme Court of the
State. Where is John Jones, the button maker !?
Let him walk up TO the Captains office and settle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

INCREASE OF SACo-Busness is reviving in Saco,
Maine. Something like million and half of dol
lars, understand will be expended the coming season
for the interest Of the manufactures Saco is beautiful
place, and gradually increasing in population. Proba
bly, business will he done there the present
than for the last five years Portland Express
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

CoLoRED SEAMEN.-The Boston Advertiser pub
fishes the following extract from letter received
in that city, dated Maanzas, March % - In the present
of the slend it would be well to advise captains to
bring negroes with them, they longer bond
ed but are put in Jail Immediately arrival which pro-
ceedng causes some expense to the vessel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

THEATRICAL MOVEMENTS. - Macready was ex-
pec'ed at ~ Louis the Bird inst, on his way TO
me north and east. He had been very successful
VI 'ne south and southwest. Farren, Field and
sol Smith are also en- route 10 that civ Russelps
farewell concert was to take place on the same
evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

ELECTION IN ST. LoUIs.--Pratte, wing, was
elected mayor on the LIST inst, by majority OF
1862 During the election several fights took place. and
number OF persons were injured. 1t Is feared that Mr.
Jones will die Of the wounds he received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR, April B.
Kings John Vanderbilt, first Judge, vice John
Greenwood, expires LIST May Alonzo c. Hammond sup.
court commissioner vice H-B. Duy rea.
April 10 -Rchmond- Little, Judge, vice 8.
Coddngton resigned,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

Gr7- DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
be had only at Dalleys Agency 81 Walker street hrs
store FROM Broadway Beware of offers at half price
DALEY has not reduced his price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

FANNY ELssLER's JoURNAL.-Further extracts
from this Journal have been crowded out by the
news of the day. We shall make room for them
AS soon possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

A FRENCHMAN's DEFINITION OF BRoKER.-"4h!
MAKE ron decoree dat is de for de peepele
coll de agent broker-t because de personne
have bizzenesse vd him he become broker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

News FROM THE RIVER LA PLArrE.-Private
letters to a distinguished gentleman OF this city
inform that Gen Rivera In the department of Maldo.
nado 30 leagues from Monevideo completely rout.
I'd Gen Gomez who had under his command the princi-
pal part Of Orihea cavalry The Correntno COCO strong
revolutionzing the upper Provinces and advancing
the Dictator Rosas Their motto is down with the
tyrat Rosas!" Troops from the Bando Oriental Army
Of Invasion have already been withdrawn TO oppose the
Correntnos ST. Varela the Bando Oriental Minister in
London, has had very pleasing interview with Lord
Aberdeen. The latter finished the conference by saving
that the British Government would consult that OF France
forthwith and what could be done terminate the
existing losttes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

"CoNSEcTroN BETWEEN LITERATURE AND RE1J.
eroN."-Dr ]. M. Matthews, formerly Chancellor
of the University, lectures tomorrow Sunday
evening, at the Lafayette Place Church. on the
above subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

New YORK LEGIsLArURE.-Twe important bills
were ordered to third reading Yesterday, in the
Assembly, after long discussion in committee of the
wholehe bill providing for the rebuilding of the New
York Arsenal and the repair of the Albany Arsenaand
the bill for the removal OF distractions at the outlet Of
Lake and the OF the Cayuga and Sene
"a Crooked Lake Canals
The bill for rebuilding the New York Arsenal the pro
visions Of which the suggestion of the Commissary
General Gen Storms is important to the interests
oi the Of the State II appopriaes the avais Of
he sale to the United States OF the State property and for
ifcations ut the Narrows Nothing can be more neces
,ary than arsenal in the city Of New York and If
the proposed sale be effected the proceeds could not
be more appropriately or usefuiy employed.
The bill in aid OF the Albany, Geneva, and New York
Medical Coleges-is also the table of the House.
ing third reading
The House commences the holding of afternoon ses-
sions to-day, at lock-to be devoted exclusively to
bills of public and general characterabany Argus,
.dprii IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

LEAVING FOR EUROPE
Ian be seen at Atwlls Music Store, Broadway, this
gay only For Monday and after, be Gipins
news Room In the Exchange, and all persons who intend
70 are requested to enter their in
the books Of the Committee Collector as the list which
last filling up, will be taken from the Books when COM
pet so that those whose no, entered on the
Books must necessarily DO excluded
The articles are most costly and rare comprising -
lst LARGE AND SPLENDID PAINTING IN Ous brought
from Rome-1he Artists Studio
End A SuPERB Cur JuGGLER Clock, with Music.
The greatest curioy-the juggler performs with music.
Sd and 4h. Two MAGNIFICENT Cir DRESDEN PORCELAIN
VASES representing the Beloved and the Forsaken with
fine Landscapes the other side formerly belonging to
,Iurat, brother-in law Of Napoleon)
9th. BEAUTIFUL AND ORIGINAL DESIGNED SHrr
CLecx, with the ship sails, Sc Of Ivory; Harbour of
Brest on Copper.
Also, for Private Sale will he added the above ar.
cles should the subscribers to more than the
limited number Superb Horizontal Grand Action Piano.
orte with metallic tubes, plate, sc made to order ex-
grossly for Madame Sutt0nvery rich and brilliant tone
10 be seen at So Varick street. Saint Johns Park
Q7- THE PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
Passenger Line (Which has heretofore brought our pack
ages OF spapevs y,eghD leaving New York at
II O'clock instead oil 81 in the morning as hereto
ore we are eblged to receive papers through the
o'clock Mail Lane and to pay postage and in
oil which we are under the necessity Of making the sub
scrpon price OF the Herald this dac three cents per
opy throughout from week 10 year, long as
haze 10 pay postage, and no longer
GJ- II any OF our subscribers should not be willing to
pay the advanced price they will please send their names
to our effce Immediately
G. d. ZlEBER s. CO., Ledger Building,
Third and Chestnut streets,
81 Agents Tor the New York Herald
Pun ADr PHI ADrii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

The PRIVATE MAIL CASE DEcIpEp.-Yesterday
Judge Spiague charged the Jury, in the case agains
kimoa city and distinctly in his favor Judge Spra
que dd not aude TO the constitutional questions rasec
ny the defence After the verdict recorded, Mr. Dex
ter DISTRICT Attorney gave notice that he should bring
writ Of in the Circuit Court In order TO get the op
Mon OF Judge story on the Mr. ID has also deter
mined should the practice oevadng the Law be persse
in TO bring the inormaons in the Circuit Court in tn,
first instance, -Bosion Post, .qIua II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

ERIE RAILRoAD.-We understand that the new
direction of this company having abandoned all
hopes OF raising any money through the credit OF
the Corporation or the State, have very wisely, as
we think, agreed to hold great popular meeting
in the Tabernacle next Thursday, for the purpose
of exhibiting the condition and prospects of that
road to capitalists and the community in general,
and thus ascertaining WHETHER in the present abun
dance Of money, they can raise sufficient means to
complete the work within reasonable time
We haze always been opposed to the mngng
of private enterprise with State or Corporation
credits. The immense loan which this company
received from the State, induced those entrusted
with the management of its funds to throw away
great deal Of money in useless expenditures. A
like result always takes place when the public
money credit is used for the futherance of ,pr-
vate enterprise. The same objection was very
properly urged when the application was made for
a loan from the Corporation. But no objection can
be offered in any quarter to the procedure proposed
now. 1t is a perfectly reasonable and legitimate
mode of raising the necessary funds.
The Directors OF the road, after full examna-
ton of its affairs, are confident that they can make
such an expose as will be perfectly satisfactory in
proving that they offer what will be dividend-pay-
Ing stock at the end of certain period. The con-
struction of the work would undoubtedly material.
ly benefit this city, and if the Directors can present
satisfactory evidence that they offer a safe invest
ment, which gives the promise of reasonable d.
vldend we think, there can be no doubt that, in
the present abundance OF money and revival of en-
terprlse and business, they have every prospect of
succeeding in their present purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-13

DIVIDING THE COUNTRY We sterday, Capt. Sir
James Alexander, of the Nth regiment, lett this
place on special service to assist in the exploration
survey of line for grand military road to connect
the three provinces Canada New Brunswick, aud Move
Scotia. The well known scientific requirements Of SiI
James Alexander render him particularly fitted TO aid In
great undertaking Of this description Rngston (Cana
~ IL