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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29


MORE No. l-St COLUMBIA Iona, island lying the
of Scotland highly celebrated for ancient
ruins venerable by and the sacred offices for which
they were dedicated About the middle Of the sixth
fury, COLUMBIA founded the Island and
deavored due the light of Christianity the
en islanders and famous did this Of learning become
that teachers taken from the Seminarie OF Eng-
land. and missionary expeditions planned and executed 10
Norway and Russia.
Here is said the tombs OF fortyesh Kings Of Scot.
land eight Of Norway -four of Ireland and of France
and many Of West InsulaT Chiefs
resting place. where their ashes might repose in safety The
ruins are extensive but the style of architecture rude and
the sculptures, although numerous gotesque design
and executes.
KorE No. 2This tale is founded the following rad
ton among the Observation-Disclosures During The of
James Nv of Scotland Of the chiefs Of the Isles along
500 Of his can joined the King the battle Of Fod-
den fatal the glory and happiness of Scotland ard fell
few almost of his followers surviving
chief On the of the disastrous result Of the
gageent Rannad brother TO the chief who supposed
fallen assumed the craftsmanship of the clan setting
infant heir of fallen chief
mother refusing TO marry the usuper, both imprison
ed by him in the strong tower Of Dunaen from which, at
tempting Iona, oveTtaken by and
drowned. Lord Rannald lived life Of blood and crime,
assigning h agency in the death Of his rela-
tiyes. He killed by lightning when In the of
feson his Priest asserted 10 have been the elder
who survived the slaughter Of his counymen, but returning
grief his native islands, and finding lis wife child
dead and his brother possession of his estate retired
Iona and assumed the closter under the Of Father
Windemede. JN0. S. REID.
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sr IN, Of Jersey sold At DC. barley n0minaliy =
a. oats a. a sc for Canal Indian Corn in Liverpool
VA. ouoed At 10 sterling per quarter which would pro
49, 70 mr. bushel NJ allowance for freight charges
Wui-kY-The market IS rather rrrner. and sales Us
bhls At 25sc BIS now held 81 2oc Dstllers hold
AZ 26c nominaly.
HAY-The supply is but moderate and prces are rrrn
a, 30 &c for shipping qualities
TALLOW-Thefe j. Considerable enquiry. but we
hear 81 no i'm ortant sales. We quote &c.
sEEDS-Hodcrs are frner to-day, the news being
rather favorable Onl0 Clover j. fu a. ltc We quote
clean Flax nominaly go % sos. Rough 10 l-sc
per hushel
PLASTER-There is hu, it'e arriving. and the &C.
rnand j. good Delivered here Eastern = worth = o.,
delivered up The River sld - l2l per Ton.
RlCE-We Tote sales q 80 tee 81 s. =. 500 Tor
ordinary prime strictly prime $3.50
COAl-A sale has been made q 300 chalfrons ficto4
Al $3.50 O. mos. and q small parcel Of sydney a. =
OiLS-in Whale we hear Of nothing dong. SAFE OF
COO gals English Lnseed made a. &c snort piice
for export Lard Oil IL Ia demand al zoe for -prrs
PROVlSiONS-There Is no change IN PORK ana me
market il moderately active We note sales zoo Dds
sour Prime AZ "a - n 1913 sales 30 Dbs Mess 81 pr
v,te bargain and 100 bhs old Prime At e03 IN Beef
there . rather more doing and notice sales 500 DDS
new At 5fag624 and g 81. rs. New quote -
N n 81 IL and 80 a S7.75 For Lard there : some
inquiry There are very few Picked Meats 10 market
We quote CITY smoked Hams new Jog = llc. shoulders
10 sides e Smoked Beet &c. 40 the receipts OF good
Cheese are taken for export England and the market
bs. an upward tendency. We quote q &c, and some
sales al higher rate Prime lots Western Butter are
worth lea &c: store packed - lJc Ohio II Gl3c.
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respects ut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and EA-
ptnses-The Tarih-llarcy and Wright.

Correspondence of The Tribune
WASHINGTON Oct Goth, lSi5.
The Union corrects some errors of the correspond
en Of the Journal Of Commerce in relation to the ex
Pendl,urss and receipts Of the past fiscal year,
complete statement of which has just been made up
oy the Register Of the Treasury. and is now in the
hands Of Mr.. Walker, the Secretary
These receipts. after deducting the amount Of
drawback for return duties on goods exported, dur
ing the Fiscal Year amount 10 within fraction Of
Ihir'y Millions Of Dollars The expenditures e..
eeed Ihrty Millions. and with the mons,rousy ex.
Fsvsgant sums now accruing for the Texas cam.
PAsn' promise to reach larger amount than those
OF any period of Mr.. Van Buren's Administration.
when your readers Will remember they fell very lit
lie short Of Forty Millions This estimate Of course
based upon the supposition that there Will be no
"r with Mexico or any other foreign power. Ii
sach an even; should occur there would be but lii.
lie expenditure for the war, OF public confidence.
ana hue income because OF .hc destruction Of or al
~as The danger 10 Commerce.
=, The Polk Cabinet. or a, least all Of them except
Nf Walker the Secretary OF the Treasury. have a
f,eS oelec, IN continuing this waste OF the Public
,A0aey They are all OF them either Iarih men po-
a.,aeAiy with Tire exception named. or Ike Judge
AaSn. perfectly indifferent, OF the subject. IN all re
spec1s bu, one Tn one is the ascendency OF the
parry and their own continuance ia office. Mr.. Bu
Soah.n voted FOR the Tariff Mr. Marry was always
sslo"n 10 be Proisctouisi. Bancroft has flooded
massachusetts, with his speeches made at Conven-
uoos on that SIDE Cave johnson is ready 10 vote
~ zoe SIDE which he thinks on the whole Will pro
s..e 'he most human suffering IN private the
eeaes' public distress Mr.. Walker alone goes
sNss'se, forward for reduction 10 z Revenue stand.
81 81 AR. Polk has determined. until within few
so 70 play his old game OF non. commiial and 10
:; =. ne protection Of all interests: but he has been
,a--sed TO change his mind lie viii. unless his
,Ic, Notions should experience still farther muta-
A.. also recommend with some earncstnoss rc-
$500 10 a Revenue standard with the perfect
- ahoe according 10 announcements which have
va maze within few days with the Now.York
Loco Delegation, that they shall thwar, his re
lamentations by their votes and in return tor not
'g favor at Court. are to vote for Mr.. Richie
taiM'er. long discussion is To be had on tue
eot ana bill viii be passed reducing the duties
snw considered prchibiiory, down 10 rate rpmin.
$3.50. y s~ IN per centage. bat nowise low enough 10
F''~'' imporsatons. Thus The party are expected
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Thing. In philadelphia.
Corre.pondenee Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. Oct e, 7. NJ.
UoRRIp ATTEMPT At MURDER AND SUICIDE
rosenb pope man long addicted 20 drink. the Propr.
.tor Tor several years Of the New England House
Dock a. but latieiy Of the sailors boarding house n
Of the Anchor" a, the corner OF south ana S"asoh
ats made desperate attempt last evening upon 'ne o
N bs wife who IL within about two months oil ner con
s,ernept by stabbing her with large shOemakcrs AZ"
The affair took place IN the cellar kitchen and IN conse
oueuce Of the syriDging Of rattle by small boy IN an
s5ioniug house who supposed there was hgnt among
he sailors Pope escaped the top OF the house which
!, .urrounded by a railing evidently under the impress
sop that he had murdered his wife, and leaped head
f,,eulost into the street below OF course. death was
instantaneous. his brains being literally dashed out
Mrs Pope had rushed, in the meantime, into the
s,rec bleeding proiusely where she was accOsied ~
several persons Of whom she begged that they would
nrec, her children unaware Of the dreadful end OF her
Unfortunate companion Medical aid was immediately
sunroned and every a'eriiOn paid by ~ GegAn an q
others 10 the wounds q Ms. 7. only two Of which
earn today are dangerous Her eyes almost closed
while her delicate situation alone enough 20 cause her
death Numerous stories shoai as 20 the probable
cause one OF which is that defnon-Jedi0nsy
The Hon. Secretary Of the Navy, Mr. Bancroft IS
Now q, Jopes Union Hotel where he is detained in con
sequence Of the illness Of es,imable daughter.
After the llih Of November next most OF our
Transportation Companies will carrying goods 70
prsbureb Al least such IL their present determination
The Trial of Capt Duing charged with being en-
gaged in the slave trade is still in progress in the United
States District Court
general meeting Of the friends of Missions un
der the patronage Of the NJ. L. Church, held last
evening Several interesting addresses were delivered
and three Missionaries about 10 Fan for Africa were or
danedby Bishop James
The Stock sales were again limited TO day. Penn
syysnia Fives sold at and Texas Notes at l6t vii
mngton Railroad opened at Is. and closed at II. II
other descriptions but mile done.
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SALES REAL ESTATE
Market. &c. Carefully rcported for tn. 7r,bAns.

Mnrhefst sssN1ph"g ftfoftcd lCf Ih ift0kW
TUESDAY, Oct =.
ASHEs-There IS no change 10 note and the
lions only moderate ~ <t for Pots and - u: for
Pearls
COIrON-rhe unisyorabe news for this staple re-
ceived by The Great Western has produced It's natural
eject upon the OF this market and the safes have
been limited aud prices for the buyer. The
show nis decline. The sales 10 day reported At 100
800 bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour il again buoyant IN
der the foreign sdvces and advance Of 2c has been
realized HE sdvices showing firm state OF the foreign
markets VIII be iound in another column The marke,
opened here NJ eoh2. a; which some sales were made
but advanced 10 SIS where IL renamed steady for
good Wesln brands We notice sales 400 Dbl. round hoop
fine At s. 50 500 bb!s Troy Globe Al IS Is coo 40
Genesee al $500 and 400 DO. Tor England A, = rs
freight engseed At - Sd "a Cd sterling several srre
English orders were we understand withdrawn bv tbis
ship bur Others received The lower grades are IN
settled. City Mills Frost" Hecker" Gilett Gun.
ming Powell" &C sc. $5.,7l $500. New Southern
is uomnaly Is 5OGs57 Is for Georgetown. Brandywinc
Richmond sc SC. There il a good demand for Corn
Mes with small supplies - ior Jersey l.i for Bran
DIVINE; hnds Brancywine are So nominsly. Rye
Flour continues scarce and worth - 5OaJ - per
Dol. Bag Meal 81 isl al SIT Brckwheai Flour - z
cwl IN bags 81 y l. Western Ship SUITS are 10 q lic
GhAlN-Some prime samples OF Genesee Wheat were
on the market and held at lc but hear Of sales
Corn Is more plenty and not quite so firm We note
sales 1900 bushels Southern White and Yellow
60 d6oc VT. delivered 1900 do Northern &C weight
sale VI 600 pushes Bye made 70 arrive 75c, and
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

~ For sale Of Stocks a, the Exchange Last Poge
TUESDAY, P. NJ
Some of the fances were little corrugated
today but generally the tendency was still upward and
the business active The Second Board excepting Nor
wich and Worcesters was strong
In Foreign Bills there is but little doing. Ster
ling a9i, Francs 26ta5 %.
Th. foreign news is considered rather favorable
for this country and market reports show that Flour
has advanced in consequence 25 per bushel. The
failure OF the harvest appears 10 be not sufficient to al
ford grounds for alarm for the pemanency of the pres
ent financial prosperity of the Kingdom, while it will
give vent for large surplus OF bread stuff, and
thus by cnrching farmers and merchants react IA
voraby on our trede The manufacturing districts Of
England are represented being in favorable position
trade active, and operatives in full employment The
immense labonng population OF the Kingdom being IN
receipt of wages enabled 10 expend more IN Their
living and thus every branch of trade is kept active and
healthy. The effect upon our country cannot but be Ia
yorabe.
In American Stocks there was but little doing
The attention of operators fully occupied by the
speculative traffic in Railroad Shares, which mania con-
tiuued to prevail TO an alarming extent
The stock issued on account OF the safety fund
has made its appearance in Wals 1t has eleven years
to run and bears Elk per interest payable seman
nually 1t is selling at 99dl00
1t appears that Clinton the man suspected OF hav-
ing swnded Jacob Little Co on, of $4,000 in ISL,
has been arrested in London. lie will probably be iden
tilted and sent home several Of his friends have been
long anxious TO see hir, his side of the water.
wit OF habeas corpus had been obtained.
The amount OF uncurrent money in the market is
on the increase though there is but little change in the
rates of discount which are follows:
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The schooner Lone Star Knapps, arrived yester
A.v having sit Galveston the l2th. We take the FOL
Ioxins items from the CIVILIAN:
Non T. Pilsbury is a candidate for the Office Of Cover
nor Of Texas.
The President has designated Gen. 4. II Darnel AZ
,oecia messenger 70 carry the state Constitution 10
Washington City.
there have been several arrivals a, Galveston from
Corpus Christi About 1000 men IN cemp--sH IN good
heath Mexican traders continued 10 come 10. They
.ste that there are but few Mexican troops upon the
Rio Grande and no indications Of desire 70 march
for Texas.
George " Downs WAS elected 20 Congress.
Ii Doobins recently returned from tour Of observa'
ton and reported that BarancO Banco, on the Nueces
Was occupied by 80 Comsnches. detachment was
sent out meet them, but they were not 70 be found
1t does not appear that General Taylor designs remos'
ing the main body Of the army from corpus ChilsI'
though attachments viii be sent 70 DINER points vi
the frontier. ., - 49,.
The vote on the Constitution was 10 De 'aNcn On w
lg But little interest was felt A. II "as eEluen' 'H'
~ o. IrOpic. Oct -.
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MAR PIED

On the 9th inst by Rev. DR.. Cone Mr.. CHARLES
GAYLORD to Miss HARRIET OLIVIA BARRON. all Of
this city.
At Athens n y on the I'D inst. by Rev. Mr.. Mallsby
Capt STEPHEN X. ROE 0. New York, 70 MIS-. JOSH
PilNEA FULLY Of the former place.
On the 2-th, by Rev. Dr.. Wainwright John H. Hams
10 Caroline Timpson, Of this city.
AtTroy I'D Ransom p. Moore to Elizabeth A. Winnie ;
Dist Christopher D. -lngerand 10 Sarah 4. Mcdonald
Henry Moorhead 10 sarah NJ. Myers.
Al Hudson 9th Jacob w. Horn 10 Fanny Simmons.
At Ca,.kin Goth Alfred jenkins Of this city, TO Julia
Tupet
At Albany 25th, Wendell Bronx to Mary L. Snyder.
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PIG IKON-l5o Iors No, /, iof
" 90 By JAa- n. 0LNEy, n Westst oil W
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ENTRACT rom The JoumA Of one o. NE Pupils OF The
Il New York instHnon 81 the lcsf sud Dumb. the DAY
or her visiting Ire Far Of the Institution, The
skeleton Of the Ma,fodou, A..
Having been Kindly invited BY the pronr-tors Of this
wouterfil exhibition went no he Minerva Rooms.
as Broadway and iooke al ile American NastodOn, one
OF The greatest curosrs IN the world according TO my
Imagination We steadily gsx-d Al with much ssionish
rreu The bones srucgsied together, or iasieue
10 each other ly iron nails 20 form skeleton ana
now exhibited In h. CITY Two long artificial tgsks, mea
surfing ten ana hsf feet IN length are nN-d IN me skull
The Ga tsks of Nature almost corrupted snd ,. ssid
that they found entire In tie sslI when nst discover
cd bur they have en pieces 50 that they esnno De m
fa. The large verislrf a. The spine or back bone sshus
N Increases size rom ne extremity OF he tai Ia ne nrs
We could stand below the long ms We examined ne
legs and long with srest curiosity The Woe zones
weigh , 90 pounds but hey must have weisnel ~"
when living The skeleton measures y feet 10 ensh
and the hight Is heal l. feet hs OF is bach ia and he
width OF IL pevis This skeleton which has been
brought 20 this city for ashow found In mari bed on
farm New burg a. OF NewIOrk am very proud OF thsi
Skeleton rsi discovered this State IL Is supposed that
this animal walking along the mari bed sunk into Il by
Us legs adheTng closely 10 the msr and was drowned
1t remained 70 tlors long time Previous 10 the discovery
nobody knew the place IL buried. We should be thanh
full The propneOrs who found H. and TOOK great pains 10
* tho bones firmly into Skeleton. What swonderia sue
IL leads admire the power and vision OF our
Almighty Maker. who msde the largest Of animals
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Amusements.
DALMO,s OPERA HOUsE.-L.l NisAi ou, one

L On Wednesday Octoher .9h.
MR. TEMPLETOS
VII give nishi viii Burns sni SIR Water Scott
PART FlR>T-Sr Wslicr Scoi,,
song" JOCK Il Hsx-tesn.f
RecitAllve-" Ami SID | hat my Limbs were Cd"
Air-~ln Pesce. Love Tunes tn shepherd. Reed
Rec.talge srd Air" The Last Words Of NarmiorL
SorR-" The Heath TIN. y ghi must be my Bed
song" There va. Msr-chsl OF Frsncs.'
PART sECOND-Bgus,
sonr--' There WAS lad was born IN Kyle
song Corn rigs are Bonnie
song. Farewell tl1l fair Day
Sore-' Rsitin. R0arin Willie
Song-s Green Grows the R1shes. o.
Box 0fce open from o. ul O'clocs where secs may
be secured A. usus- Private Boxes - dollars eseh
Doom viii open al To commence a. o'o.ccs, and 1er
inmate io Tickets ani Programmes nav ~ hal a. he
Ma..c >iorea sns Al the Doors ~ Tickets " cents
On Friday las, light
Mr. Temss.on A. he Irsamie Brooklyn on Thursday
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remedy Tor al diseases incidental the lair. and rs
soraye in all cases where Badness Is not beyond The reach
OF Art
MERITS or THE CLINICAL B,LsAa OR HAIR i>vIGoRA-
rok-I prevents badness Il removes candri and eutans
Gus scur keeps the hair In nsura color and prevents II
rom turning IL : presented 10 ne world Win
firm belief beautiful and healthy restorative OF The
Han i VIII be foand, trial, unrcaef-
Prepared solely by L. PHALON No. IA Broadway
Agsnls-O Fish Co. Washington D. C., Aver X Phe-
Ian Is Boai-st Columbus Ga Tuue OF Tenth and
Chestnut So Pniade pha; h. Rice. OF Court AID
Howard Boston; V LeckrO~, 4 Beaver-sL Albany
C. T. Brewer No les Fulton II Brooklyn " Fletcher,
Marebon. Ulster GO. Ne~-fors- 49, lulrodis'
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DIED

On Monday the 27th inst. SUSAN MARIA, daughter
Of the late William w. Chardsvoyne.
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the
funeral this day "wednesday punctually 1T II o'clock
NJ from the residence Of her mother, lO2 Var.ckst
On the 27lh Henry COzzens, o.
At Lsnsngburgh, 2iih Fanny F. wife of 7 NJ Corbin
aged AZ
At Brockport 23d julius Rates.
AT Jeffrey. n. II. Capt ALPHEUs CROSBY 90, soldier
Of the Revolution.
At Cumberland n Y PETRR RELYEA. Revolutionary
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Inc w heclhg Dhs - us luc W OOsci bA u - US
Ncw.Eneand bank notes are in good demand for re-
muance 10 Boston. Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky and Ms
sosr are scarce and discounted low rates Mobile and
New Orleans are good demand for remittance to those
points New.lork country is plenty and we have raised
our quotations on portion of the banks to The de
mand for drafts on Boston, Mobile and New Orleans is
active The following arc the rates for the principal
points
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PORT OF NETWORK.
EIsrlTURE AIsaSAC....T THIS DAT.
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&C. FUTILE, Agcgoneer.
L 4 ARnNA ARE llIll IL y A. a
Boston Aurtion Sales.

by r. p. l. q. RICH, 81 and 50 Brusdsueet Doe
Dec ON WEDNESDAY, Oct y.
LEArHER, SKINS, kc2oco sdes sole leather and uppr
10 the rough
loco sidss wax and hip leather.
30 dor. calf skins, finished and In The rough
500 DO Innings and biadnss. aud other articles In ne
ON WEDNESDAY. Nov. IL
Doors, Ssots AND BKoGASs-So esses Boots shoes and
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acv Tor -easOn I0fI Wncl Tor htnt-s and slpeOf
Nv OF color be- surpassed, which = very important
p.n the ha retaining The color I'll Il . wore out Any
srtce sold Ia this Is msr- presented but
od for What i - Also lie Fs style u Boy. and Chi d
reus aps Of VARIOUS patterns, asd l assortment o. La
dies Furs Gentlemen have ilur Has made 10 order
IN any shape or siyle they wi.L. .. =.
{ KNOX No 10 Fglio1-sL
os luis. b,.ue-n William AID Nassau So
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~ THIS MONNING'S MAIL.

TIE MAIL this morning was detained Of
'x.v more than an hour owing deficiencies in the
,omeve used before reaching that place, which made
NECESSARY to procure another
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,

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