Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28


Christian Indies Of Paris are said 10 have lent
narkaby attentive and curious The rectal of the
numerous c'lls with when lolygamy opprcs-es their
oenis! sisters. NJ. Llanqui j. Of The opinion that
roIygamou> institutions u necessity inferior 10
those OF which monogamy is the bass and agrees
with Moliere, that poly grny Is hang ng matter an
COS YtndaDie.) The condition If the Eastern women
~ DIS respect i Attributable well - natural causes
the IniIeicc e climate. DC. To laws and in-ttu-
Tons. Nearly all travellers aver, that IN India and
japan the woman Is old aud on the decline al twenty
i've. Tie tayadcres IL India sad 90 b. IN Their
prime at eleven Institutions and laws doubtless ex-
srclsc an important influence. The emancipation e
tie women rrcccdc that Of the husband and
brother. Her lbsr.y has always followed the pro-
gfess OF civilization. The bilth and dcyeopenont Of
hef liberty must be parallel with the moral and polt
cal freedom of the stronger sex. Despotisn pre-
aominant IN fs.a where p1trarchal authority j. the
only source 81 ituons and the type Of the social
s'utc The Northern races have always dcInandod Of
woman IN raj stay and support, a concurrence of
VIII ana effort "A harmony of thought and action; His
the Asiaiis newer dreamed her pahe Of The hero
Inc IN the N.ebcungen Lied Is described possessed
oil terrible majesty, almost ferociOus,-" sInpwy'
says the old German poet, - with broad shoulder.
capable Of In cking down OK Indian poetry de-
pets IL Lcroines possessing tie timdlty OF the
dove IL regard the very weakness that demands pro-
tcction. as Their most charming attribute.
Through loag successful of ages perseverance,
IN tie same and the ideas i Oh servablc
among the inhabitants the East. Even the colonies
which they hove so uut have continued oriental.
though IN the heart ct Euro,c. The Hebrew tribes
have resisted all imaginable calamltes without for
saking their WAYS There has recently been
ed poor, unenllghtencd, yagabond race IN Bohemia,
possessing all the habits. rites, ard even the language
Of the Parahs of HIND stan. Nevertheless il Is a
marhabc fact, thlt these Bohemians and Hebrews in
acclmating themselves AT the West. have renowned
polygamv; and that the r women have become Euro
Pean. IN resi- ci Of activity. strength, &c.
HAMrDzs Mo,srmENr-Aflcr the lapse of two CEN
turies since The dath of John Hampton, a monument
IS about TO be raised TO his memory on Chalgroye
field. The project of raising this memorial sur
scsted We tcllesc. some time ago, by Lord Nu.clt.
and Is 10 be carried INTO effect BIZ the jealous of-
forts OF his lorsp. assisted by the Duke Of Bedford
the Marquis Of Brcdalbane tie Earl Of Buchinglam-
shire, Lords Bfougham, Dcnman. Lovclace, Lerh,
foriescdc, and some other gentlemen, who have oned
IN tbs fos' Hcny If tier veneraton for the memory
Of tbs patriot The monument consists If large
block OF orand stone, lG feet high, surmountcd by
n CePpp Zap aAd resting on massive plinh Of the
same material. Ii - raised where the Oxford and
"atngton road is crossed BIZ the lane lead no on one
SIDE Of tie vtec Of CIalnrove and On tic other t.
" arp io:e TIM house. Ii here that Prince
Rupert, IN his fc.rcai towards Oxford from The coun-
Try round Pt-.comb. CiinIior, and Lewknor havinn
TePulsed tie main body # tie Iarliamens troops un-
der 6un or and Cross, encountered by Hampton
who led party q horse the attack from the direc
ton OF NoT Ii must have been very near this
spot that aml den receiv wed his ath wounds shot by
some e tie mus.etccfs Of the Prince who lined the
hedge which sil enclose the south SIDE of the lane
On the SIDE Of tie monument facing Warrserovc is
tie medalicn portrait of tie patriot IN bold relief (n
ar1e) y So ular the opposite side are his arms
on The third the names Of the subscribers by whom the
monument i raised and Tie fourth the following
inscription from the pen Of Lord Nugent-
Here, N his field of Cha grove.
JONI HAMPpEN.
"Aher an able and strenuous but unsuccessful rO-
sistance III Parliament and before the Judges of tie
land TO tie measures OF arbitrary court first took
arms. assembling the cvis of the associated counte,
Of Buckingham and ONfosd. in 1912
. And here within few PAGES of this spot he re-
celvo, the wound of winch lie died while fighting in
defence Of the free arhy and ancient Liberties Of
England. June l-;h, 1913
lin the two hu, drtd'h year from that day this
stone YVES raj cd IN reverence 10 his memory
4 grand dinner viii be gwen on 1londav, the 10Th
of lunc, on lgrove field Lord Nuoent IN Tie clair.
IN con.iieaora on of tie = 9th anniversary of the
fight The company Will assemble at one O'clock
when the medallion portrait of Iampden VIII be fixed
IN ITS place ont h monument, and the dinner VIII tax
lace II three. very numerous company is expect
IL.
BOLIVIA Is in very distressed condition. owing
CHIEFLY to the cont. nHed with Peru. Their mines
rich IN min rails poorly worked. and their silver
Il "
tent Their haf dollar pieces do not contain more
than - cents worth Of silver
pEEu.-Thi. unhappy country, ike Bolivia. is in
very distracted condition, through the same cause-
war. Some Of Is port, were blockadcd. and Others
were tie scenes If very limited bus ness The city
n Lima. once The mo> hourshing in South Amer ca
has dwindcd down 10 a fifth rate. Business there
was completely at stand. and was daily growing
worse. 1t Is said that Pres. dent of Peru who re-
mains IN oiicc SIX months. Is fortunate. The qtant
t. Of ran IN Peru continues To decrease annually F
Large districts oil country especially In the province
Vt Pura. have been abaud ned with the loss Of III Their
rattle ana many of the inhabitants who were unable
10 remove There has been rain in Pura for cinht
years The people end on irrigation in the cul-
iurc of Their lands, and well regulated system has
Been adopted. Tie rivers III Pura We're 80 SLOW that
It was impossible 10 cultivate the soil and , pro-
vince. once Astounding IN rce cotton and tobacco. is
now barren waste.
y dreadful accident has occurred at Nottingham
man named Say.lle had TO be executed for n crime
Of almoS; incredible atrocy-tle cold bloadc muir
der OF his wife and three children. in order that he
might be enabled TO Pay his addresses to Young wo-
man. The crowd was immense and greatly excited
lust as tie drop fell. me ascals near the gaows
created disturbance. purpoSely. appeared for
The sake of plumber. \ lnIc seized the crowd WHO
rushed along the street. at the end of which was
steep descent The n~equenccs were dreadful. 4
Number of persons were thrown down. thirteen were
amrled 20 DEATH carried 10 the no ,pital IN
dangerous stite aud upwards Of hundred more
d les injured.
EErArrsE.-Ata mixed assembly in Dublin during
The agitaiion Of the Catholic Emanc lpaton qucs ion
IA Parliament lively and witty lady of the Protest
mt persuasion addTcs Ell acquaintance notorious
or her Jealous adheroacc 70 The Popsh tenet .Haye
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