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commercial aud Money matters.
ss- For cs7tnsrtal and -sForep Matters. see last Pee

~ For CeHs.ereiai and -'lonev Matters Last Pcss
TvEspAy T. NJ.
There was an upward feeling in Stocks 10 day.
,h ws> well sustained the Second Roard This proves
80 degree faith the the money market IL
IN rv s,riurent aud might reasonably be supposed that
state OF tho reysS matters nigh, have in courcc
~ 18th tins tiehtnes, mcnev, bearing effect on Stocks
~ proyenent to-day from ; per cent Penn, l.,
- s. left of st the Second Board arm "a The Interest
'os.oa attracts great deal oil attention. and believers and
t;eyers arc each equally positive that their information
~ q, be relied upon It Is, however. generally admitted
~ the selling pIicc OF the stock viii he bu; he affected
=. .s.bet tbs interes, BE PAID q; nC
9hsre is a far business doing in Foreign bills ior
~ ,esmst othe rt p'oN The supply only moderate bu,
,sud Is slso light. Sterling 10 for the best bli. al
ssasb oc O, two Of the leading houses asking iO,-
,yo,on Fceishis Tor Livcrpoo! are ll-32, for
...,ss. without large amount offering.
-. nf niscnnni on Rank Notes nj So Maii-sr
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.-Tbc sub
- scribe! WISHES 10 make SnOwa 70 the public 'hat nuc OF
the cracker winch sold n this CITY Oy the above
oauiss entirely different the SODA BIscitT and So
GAR CRACKERS mnde at h Bakery winch have been used
y Inyas particularly VINO Suffer from indigestion, Tor
more sey years, With the best resuis while the INT
atiOn winch cau be Hde of less vce, though perhnp
good for person health wholly rnt for the SICK ne
above ftsCUr md C2ACEEg. asg BITTER BISCUIT, VIM
BIsrrIT. Butter CRACEERs, WATER CRACKERS. Pilot
srf NAVY BzEAD, all OF the first quality constantly ioT
s!Ie At the e-khOEu estl5Ehmsnt, 30
corner OF ~ nrrea. street. EPllRAiM TREiDW ELL
IL
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e'i = '-'IIs 'I'JSS having opened The new and
e"nooi house D Ve$eys the AS;or House p,ofFa-z
on desirable rooms 10 transient permanent orde-v
."l shower ''arn aud cold BATHS. free The locntion
e' cehai Jet uue and shady Terms inOdetnte ans ts
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nr SEE LqST p.8GE.
CIeRre
Arrived.

Shp Mnranna. Phillips. Apaachicoia pust 4 phil!,ns
lie. Savannah. '
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Dy- A Concert OF Sacred Rsusic wall be gwen on
Wednesday evening. the 29h The Dutch Chnch on
Washington Square. (ev Dr. Hut,onsO ) by The Choir oi '"'
Chrch assisted by the Choir OF the Aisntreet Church. I'm
der the direction of Prof T. Hastings.
Tickets 70 cents-t be had at the Bookstore Of L. Collier
No 1903 Futonst; Wm Archer. Sexton. No 229 Wooer't;
Ar Rn1sal < Co No. 50 pearsl: and the door. Js ~
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SnoIreia. &,

spoken, &c,
Aug 2 lat 30 o. y lat 80 58 w ship Gen,oo Hollis tan
ton tor Calcutta
Juiy Il. on MY Coast. bark Oem. 759 bis oil
Au. 5t. bagk America oi Sag luIbor, 800 bb-2s. bark
Mary Martina y out, lO0>p.
Dec l8, lat s Ion "a H. Ship Mnrkes Tabeer. OF Fairha.
ven. oil as out, cleuu.
lan Is. lat =. lon Is. brig Ameson for Deu,eEara
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ES American institute Conversational
neetiDg viii held the Repository Of The Institute
The Park Tomorrow Evening, Wednesday, Eh instan, III
"a o'clock. Sublect-[ERIAL NAVIGATION. free. j. ~
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nstponed.The ree,ton OF the New ear -, he
f tbs oored Sunday school, was pos;p1Hcu on ii @
iS IN consequence the acenenGy ofhe ws'eL we I N W tbe
cli - Church m second.Si between AiSnue u ,l.
e cotnnencn. ut O'Clock The ENelclseS VIII y'o m ;ocT
es.ing character Several pieces wii 3e 'pheh hc yen
ocrn, Sin,>,,nn l2 cents The procsei are !" nc 49,.
"a thr ,.fe IN ntynE the debt o aid Church J-e -s
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J)OLIsH YOUR STOVES AND GRATES.-Every body
m lioson il polishing their and grntes with VIM.
Browns Pencil Paste No better evidence Of ncnness, when
you enter dwelling. than notice the Stoves and Grntes
ire well polished We would recommend for this purpoSo
V4I BROWNS PENCIL PASTE II is put in rolls. WHICH
costs but l2 and has many advantages over the British
Lus;re Black Lead, utre brighter lasts longer.
and s used much less dust and trouble In minute
after gets dry. by application Of brush. get beautiful
polish For sale At WM BROWNS 4sl Washington street.
Rea;ed by oil the Druggist and Grocery tcscs Boston. So
lem, Lowell, Worcester. POrtpnd. and Springfield.
Dealers nnd Fsmics be supplied Of A. b. & SANDS
Druggists. No 70 Fulton 273 Broadway u East Broad
xny III lms
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Passen,zer. Arrixaa,

, ~ ne s4,p Rdmblcr from Lirerpoct-Mrs Baxter and
,is"yarn Gray o' Rarnslnhe + Back Of Chnreonsl
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Ds- the American temperance Z iIioit 10 wcd i,
hold public meeting al the Broadway tabernacle on " G i
ned.J evenn 18Th, which nt Coach wil ~ m 1Se Ind at
iiS NnSau-Ntreet Mnrs Newnnn's. 1873 BEnadway y w
lHnvit It's peaiseot Thomns Denny, % Sss
o the door.
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LITTER THE
RIGHT REV. FATHER IN GOD
RICHARD LORD --Bl>HDP OF OXFORD.
On the scne of ROMANISM held in the English Church.
BY Rev Z. b tUSEf. ID.
In this Letter all the topics under disc sslon md form
ing the ground work dispute between the rfntnan
Hi-h Uhuchnan end the Low Churchmln md which re T.
en- produce rupture the Church OF England are iuy
forth
Price % Cents
Forsale by j. :. REDFlELD. Clioton Hall,
~ f;f conner OF Beekinun and NcSsHu sts
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NO Twelve EessOn Humbug!

yITHOOPING COUGH AND CROOPTo Parenis.-
w Jaynes Expectonn without exception the most valua
ble preparation for the Rbove diseases IL converts
whoopng cough mild and lcthbc dsaase md shorten
,. durnon thnn half md produces cer,nn and
speedy recovery From hail 10 ten spoon full will
certainly infants md young children in half an
hour tune The lives Of hundreds Of cden will be saved
annually. by always keeping 1t on hand ready for n
emergency.
It prepared only by Dr. D jayne No % South Thrd't.
PhiIaAclphi. Price 81. For sale By
A. B. g. u. SANDS, Druggists ~ Ful:on.',.
us lms 273 Broadway. and II East Broadway.
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BISHOP oNDERpoNKFs STATEMENT.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
4 statement oil Facts and Circumstances connected with
the recent Trial of tine Bishop of Newfork.
~ booksellers ard agents. tesrous OF supply and OF
being p.aetgly attended to- nus, send their order, with
out delay to the publisher HENRY NJ. ONDERDONk,.
- No. y Joh1 street,
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weop~oRrH' PLANING MACHINES.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FANCY GOODS AND CoHS HAREHoCsE.
P AN Fps No ID3 Pearl street. one door below H71-
over SQUIRE h15 snc By the package lots 10 suit
buyer full stock the f1lowIn. goods which -l be sod
on the most reasonable terms;
Fine gold wntche. and ieTvelry.
Spool rnt;nn shoe facets and corset iac-z.
Iyory Bone and Eeinl eyele,s and bodkius.
Hooks aad eyes, silver ihinnbes acd pencli cases.
Spectarf<. spoons. linen breads. fish lines.
Scissors. penknlyes percusanu caps.
Bead -sbags, gold. iswciry six purses.
Elastic 1rsIenders snd g1rter
Buttons zi lnsuf,, agate md Jet Of all kinds
0cases ivorY combs, OF every sze ard quality
y do twlst black combs.
le do Gull! top do.
DO needles. var;nus makers.
) do knitting pins, paiG and fancy.
Il do peftumery of every vsrety.
And Sreat variety Of other arcc sniiabr country and
city t.ade. Il5eodlmls
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NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LNERPool

NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR lilNERPoOL:
~ Packet Of aIs. Feh-uaryThe splendid ana aygfite
SE Packet Ship RoCE ESTER 1850 tons paFthen, CIo,:
/ E-fton will sal Frlav. The .l,i q tebrrry bet
reclar day The ships OF ;hs line being Al lyions aad @ up up
, patsons embark 70: the Oc County, "h hot
G n.s the advantages derived from selccn. tis me
IN peence 10 any ter great capaciy rene's 9
srerv sv more comfortable and convenient than s!s OF
mali ras and their Accommodations for cabln seccnf adm
| sie.rg % an eu=e well known, are superior % t.
nf any her line OF packets. Pers"ns wishing 70 secure TN @
Li ~; 10 .ase curly application on beatd loot o Dur
,ouSi @ III. 70, 80 ~, , " " K J. I. TAPSC0ff.
al t ceneTal Passage Office Is South s. cor hnld:n ,as ne
Tbe RGCIIF-;T EE Will sc'' frm Liverpool on the pun
of April Persors wishing send to trclr friends ea u e9 I've
ben hro,rh, ont in this nAsnhceIt packet or hIy o. I
;ne s,,IrE on IL 6t. 7th. llth l2i- -iSi Hlu
b Of ever month. favorable terms Application 70 oe
y nT,ffs M inT sur amount payable demand; without ;
-o,n, 4, MI the principal tuwGs et England, ireanu, %
s"d ar Wales al tunes be obtained on ap?cauon VI
by letter pos. PAID a. above
Agents n l.lysrle9i--,-,,r -. CO, r,;o,za. md
go ccn RIPPARD < son. SIS Waterloo Road
The elegant packet snp GARhIt VII Hcceeu ue h1s" "a
e.ter. and .aii FehTuufy 10th, her regular aay - -
VI RoWN BONNET BoARDS1lc1 srosi brown bonHs so e.
Hossis n coils par; Of which w, be sold very low 10
ciose up seTerai Jy FIELD Bu,iins slr
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BALLS BALLS /!

A SHI.sND BAlL.-THE ASHLAND ASSOCIATION
~ w give rhsfr rst Annual Ball. ai Nioso> Sioon 90
Monday Evening. February ltEh, Ht5.
Tickets - BE- rad az the tso' House. CF tel fto''
ard fa,ei American Hotel. i5o's Saloos at the oiiee o
TIE Tribune - lw
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~ sabbath School scrnibition.Ilhe pn,i post
poned Exhibition Of the African SH5o3ItG c Sc%G N Mi take
an Il Wednesday Evening Jauuafy - tNerclSe vs ioi cen,s
me IN commence al clock precisely Iicke' l. m nd
,n re hod n, te door The proceeds I" he W. Nv
t rrmss,eas IN h1uidatlnc the debt on the CHURCH ~
nee, full house for sucha i0udIIle object
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markets. carer,aly Reported lgr TIE r,,s.r.

he inyove'nens OF the Treasury property banks aud
20 sI15. .ONO more. - ~ ~ VI''
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kETTH LEi > HISIUhINAL NUfNho.
THE HISTORY OF GREECE-By Thomhs ksirhtly with
notes md additions by c. ronmnn Smith IN ooe volume
THE HISTORY OF ROME-By the same Author with
and additions in he manner q G1e volume
THE HISTORY OF THE ROMAN EMPiRE-Beng n
continuation OF the Hors of Rome. b the same Author
In one volume.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLiN D-Ftom the Invasion OF in
ls Caesar the close OF the Reign OF George w BY
the author. with notes and ncdiroas a. above In
volumes.
i.s TURNER * HAYDEN. No. 10 John street.
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MARINE JOURNAL

sINIAruRk ALMANAc--rgl.u
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Mr.. Leavitt leaves To day for Illinois, tsr the
uo,e OF using HI, influence with the Legislature pass the
i.y ncedsd to con'amma'e the loan arrangements We
ave ,.ees fTomsevera Leading Democrats The Legislature
zach lst thtse Hot The slightest doubt t!ut lie
ul be laid aud collected. A. tie ew sse ad
he BsaT OF Trustees appointed. the noEey be dawn TOT,
I'd the work pushed on with The bond.hudsr on
5. hc; side Obtained the OF Alr. ieav be OF
NJ Trustee ana Gov DAVIS Will probably be another. IL
u,t be neatcned the credit of Alr u0riey Palmer. that
J. .sbsc5Gd hberny 10 this loan. although he the
.O any Illinois bonds. All the arce bond-hoter, both IN
England Patis and Holland, exhibited the most liberal dspo.
s;on in relation to this negotiation 5u; successful
poa o.ng the visit 81: MI Leavtt agent the
natter wealthy huelf nnd the head of respect
s Banking institution largely interested The loan his p
,.srauca IN oadon confidence the boud-holer,
that the affair would be honoIaby and judicouy conducted
There wa. u sac of Spanish decentralization
cek at yesterday by a j. Beecker x Co.
othe Receivers OF the American Insurance Co. The prices
.t..,r DIVER n as t.eyyS
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NhH!e ship Flora (ui NBsdord) Allen II d ir t,ni,u :
yobli wh U - otto order. Len at Oahu bark Feye
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e.. ll OF Discount ON Rank Notes at So M:a-g..

,.Uers have been receiVed t.om Sir. Nicrli, the
,hoaains Secretary Of the NewNo'k Life & TEs Co. lie
ain Sou,a America. hs t" the East Indies. and
,n1y destitute OF funds has keen supposed that was
Europe an IN, n%saAe " S ,aM1 , have within month aa
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TEr nnnuat report UI tNe VUuNt bUIIISSUUt!s
opens with cOnEa;uator the great increase ct tolls
The past year. The following the figures:
Ere Canal sl.l90l4 2iChenuneo 23l7s 70
t,bampaIn ,339 b Genesec Valey.... 1854 ~
6,wego ...... jt ,6l 93I Oneda lake,. 62l 10
Cayuga 2tlS u seneca L. tow < pth IS, u
CEernung ............ E.3o1 u
Crooked Lake.. !i91 s.! Total ..... s24i6 37j 90
Incrensc since last yeaT. $5ti, ,lst ~.
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10 Mr.. coughs Ilnst R''IIe y, lel,.- lis
having finished present engagements here Eiu W,ny
l,s tlire,S tbts CITY, NJ iIe
'Tuhcfnace on "Wednesday Evening the 2''h 'hS''' a.
or admission % cents each. to be had at Nassau
Mark SewnIan lg) broadway - w earlt IL" ,9
Thomns Denny. 81 BeaNersleet. ana ot ue wv.
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o. Franklin Literary Asscc:ntion.-Ihe' 'n
Anniversary of the above Association wall take place "f @ w. Ca
nesdhv Evening. the 18th INST VI :" cIocN P1''' "
ban Hall. B3 Grand street. - ,il,os, Reoding -f
~ 'e Pen Recltann-and debate by four members on
he iowng anestion Ought Texas TO be annexed 10 ,
United Sta,es2" The public are invited 10 "'' - 1t.
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K VI. BAKER. Aucuoa~er
pY MORGAN 4 JOHNSTON: Store MS Broadway.
- THIS DAY. al 10 O'clock
iarSe ard general assortment OF Dry Goos Cutlery Gos
and Silver Watches. which Es-
ciSh TsysrS Jspyelry Fancy Articles, LIBERAL
a.vancss 81 co7sgncnts. Out doo siry attended
dsl I'M
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There have been expended for repairs the Erie Cham
p.a Canals s6l3 5s Enlargement, ofthe Ere, sils92 OG;
Repairs and Construction Of The Genesee Valley saO2O6
the Black Ri7e sl4,s2S $3 Total Repairs a Canals
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iSz- muGs Mu.fs "n1 Ftirs-Sei'ns 'y iela.i ta.
I.t,of rs Al T. nr;ces for this WEEK ONLY. No. ov'
i, ycat near irnadwGy. Ladies. dom forget tn eau hu
.illrlY Ynnrseves 3D. time
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aueiioneer
! u BANGS RICHARDS & PLATT-Sccrr aa BYssd-
- ~ny-Lbera cash sdvancenents Dads on eonsSnmsDss
Tor S,ie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-27

we bad right to refuse and did refuse to become the
instruments to promote their selfish designs. We
had right so to refuse in behalf Of the party to
whose service have devoted the best years of
lives We had right So TO refuse true friends of
Gen. Cass, who could not possibly have been benefit
ted by the hosty action proposed by these ocesharks
We had right so TO refuse the ground of self
respect of which we have enough, thank heaven, to
restrain US from becoming the dupes and tolls of men
in TO respect better than ourselves.
Our object in recurring to these circumstances at
this time is to develope tie causes Of the existing
difficulty between ourselves and the U. s. Marshal,
Col. Pepper. We thought at the time, that the OBJ.
jecons raised TO his suggestions, the reasonable
ness Of which he was compelled to admit and the
failure of the attempt TO obtain an expression from
tie Democratic members Of the Legislature, should
have induced him to await the action OF The people
on the subject. We were shortly undcceved, for no
sooner had Pepper obtained tile appointment of Mar
shall, and A. F. Morrison failed to get the appoint
ment of indianapolis Postmaster, the nomination
for Congress over Wick, than they determined al all
hazards TO have newspaper at the capital which they
could control and direct in such way would suit
their own pleasure and subserve their interests
Knowing the object of the revival Of the Old Demo-
crat to be here stated, justified in assail
ing il as we have done. Our own motives, we knew,
would in greater less degree, be liable misap-
prehenson, The Junto's Tool would Of course make
loud professions of democracy and purity: strum-
pet introducing herself into decent society, would do
no less We have said enough to put the democracy
on the alert against tie intended treachery. Time
which tests all things, will prove this also; and we
shall have the satisfaction Of knowing that to prove
us in the wrong, the democrat and its hackers
must practice democracy instead of disorgdni-ation
must be governed by something like generosity, in
stead of the opposite spirit, which appears to have
been in the ascendant with them during the past two
or three years.
We know full we'll the difficulty of our position,
and the guile and duplicity Of enemies We
know that some Of them will hesitate nothing to
ensure our overthrow But with determined spirits
and clear consciences, we rely with confidence upon
the righteousness of our intentions, and the integrity
and strength and majesty of the PEOPLE, for safe
and sure deliverance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-27

PITCHING INFO THEM-The Washington Union is
down upon that portion of the press which charges
the government with design TO seek war with
England on the Oregon question, because it is dis
posed to maintain the assertion that right TO Ore
gon was clear and indisputable The Union very
justly inquiries, is this position old
SIS it, as it has been freely called, step,
riolent step, or reckless step, step of erdSperd
fion 1t is none of these. This nation as a nation
this government government-has never known
any other doctrine of right in Oregon than that
very doctrine which the President promulgated in his
Inaugural, and which have endeavored, and shall
endeavor, unfinchingly 10 sustain. We quoted this
doctrine yesterday, stated in the strongest and
broadcast terms by Henry Clay in 1876, when he, as
Secretary Of State spoke this subject for the adj
minstration of Mr.. Adams. This is Mr.. CLAWS Ian
guage ''Nor is az concerned that Great Britain has
can, make out colorado title to any portion
of the northwest coast" This most emphatic asser-
ton of our rights by Mr.. Clay is the more remarka-
bic, because it was given in the despatch in
which Mr.. Gallatin instructed to compromise our
claim by the line of the 49th parallel
We are prepared 10 show that this same doctrine
has been reiterated and again every va
rety of form, by administration after administration
lin messages, In dispatches in majority reports up
the floor of Congress. But we will not take the
trouble TO do this. The work is needless.
We take shorter course. We defy our opponents
this question: one and ALL to produce any State pa
per claiming to speak the sentiments Of the American
government at any time in rhich the doctrine of OUR
RIGHT OREGON has been contradict
ed abandoned. Let them show us one admnistra-
ton in this country that has ever said, or nmated,
allowed in any terms any occasion, that the
United States did not Of right the soil Of Ore
gOn up to 81 deg. 40 min."
There is more to the effect, which would pug
zle of those to who clamor loudly for
Great Britain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-27

The CRY GOVERNMENT OF BosToN is in a pretty
predicament, according to the Boston Times In con-
sequence of the present division between the Wings
and Natives there, they have practically gov
eminent. The situation of the Mayoralty is such
that money cannot be paid of the Treasury to sat-
isy the claims of the laborers of the city Even
the primary school teachers cannot be paid and the
poor scavengers and lamp-lighters, who have daily
requirements for their money told that they
not receive their dues till after Mayor shall have
been chosen, consummation of which there is no i'm
mediate probability.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-27
have one token Of the dreamy hour

have token Of the dreamy hour
spent beside the ashes OF the brave
II is a little faded purple flower
That grew alsDe upon the common grave.
Hove IL, foT IL saw the old Trees
Their giant-aIms above IL In nid-air,
That stood there on the bsttle-night and gave
Protection 10 the men. and bore share
or bUietwounds with those who BOby persisted there.
Fair Indiana, thou wilt forget
TWAS for thee they poured lfe's crimson tide;
II was for thee, my own bright home. they met;
IT was on thy bosom that they battled, died
And it will be Thy glory and thy pride
To bid the monumental marble rise,
Where their ashes siumbeT side by side,
Beneath the flowers that lift their dewey eyes
Toward the stars that burn and sparkle DER Thy skies
No. thou wilt not forget the savage, fame,
The cleaning tamshs yk and scalping knife,
And thou wilt keep most sscredly the fame
or those who few from home friends, children, vile,
L" thy defence, in that fell border strife,
When clouds that hover DER thee rent,
And Thy broad bosom is with blessings Iife
When happiness, peace, plenty and content
Make thee amidst thy sister States pTe-eminent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-27

OF The resolution which was passed in the Ma
ron County Convention, on Saturday last, in refer
ence to Morrison and ourselves, was offered by a
friend Of has. Although not in accordance with
the feelings of majority present, (our friends, yet
the resolution suffered to pass, for tie sake Of
avoiding difficulty, without thought of the false i'm
preston it might produce at distance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-27

The FLORIDA ELEcTIoN.-Mr. Cabell, the wing can
ddate, has got his certificate Of election, the law
requires that the Governor shall certify within thirty
days after the election who has majority Of the
turned votes. Mr. c. was found to have 60 moro re-
turned than Mr. Brockenburgh, who, however, has a
small majority Of the whole vote cast in the State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-27

RoBBERF.-The Greensburgh Repository gives an
account Of a robbery committed in that place, Mr.
Pennington, of ST. Omar, having had his pocket book,
containing $50, stolen from his pocket while he was
abed The Grand Jury found bill against John p
Wood late editor of paper at Shelbyvie, from the
evidence, and Wood made tracks and escaped.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-27

CURIOUS FACT IN CoMNERcE.-The greater part of
the skins sold by the Norwegians are obtained from
the Hamburger merchants, who buy them in London
from the Hudson's Bay Company the Norwegians
convey them to Fnmark, from whence they are taken
to Moscow, and there sold to the traders for
the purpose of being bartered with the Chinese for
Tea of Kiachta
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-27

0ITThe N. Y. Evening Post" takes issue with
the Charleston Mercury, in which there has recently
appeared two very able articles, undertaking to show
that neither by contiguty settlement treaty, have
We good right to the Oregon. The Mercury says
that the right of Great Britain is no better than ours
and that neither of them is good. This ,mes, says
the Post of relying upon the old writer's upon Internal
tional law, and the Mercury is promised lengthy
answer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-11-27

POPULATION OF THE EMPIRE STATE CoMPLETE.-
The Albany Evening Journal makes up table Of pop
ulatlon from the official returns in the Office of the
Secretary of State, except the county of New York,
which is taken from the corrected returns in the
Morning News. The entire population is 2.600,374.
In 1910. 1t 2,420, 92l showing an increase in
FIVE years of us, 453 The number of males is 3d.
335; of females, .2S7 ,069, showing an excess of
males over females, of 1921. The number of elect
ors, excepting New York, is returned at 1854
New York has probably 10000 electors Nearly all
the increase of population is in the large towns and
more than half of it in New York city and its envi
rons. Ia IA counties, among them several of the
best agricultural counties, there is aggregate de-
crease of 20, 790