Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Steamship Cambria, arrived at Boston brings
fifteen days later dates, but the news is not of much
interest.
The present excited of affairs. the European
Times IN the u arising out Of the Mexican dispute and
the feeling has evoked there prevent speedy
and satisfactory adjustment of the Oregon question
these combined said TO have determined the
Government increase materially the force IN Canada
and the North American colonies Such is the current
rumor Of tue day.
The Queen has returned from her German tour; and.
still stronger the intimate personal friendship
which has sprung up between her and Louis Philippe
she called. hor way home, the Chateau d'Eu, and
passed night under the hospltabe roof Of the
Citizen King The meeting of the two mOnarchs the
shore Teport forth with all the wordy
of London letier-wriiers. bathing machine the
only available conveyance at hand fer landing Queen
Victoria the dominions of her powerful neghbor and
in this fail thing of Panks the anointed" monsrchs
embraced with becoming sense of the ludcrOus.
The newspaper reporters, who followed the Queens
in Germany furnished by the Duke OF SAKE
Coburg with house, carriages opera boxes servants,
splendid table, and ali ether requisites y!
Railway speculaiions continue, nay. increases daily.
Every twenty hours gives birth
sty and every scheme. however absurd. finds patrons.
To give idea of the immense to which the
business of the Banking institutions in Great Britain have
recently increased consequence of railway business it
is stated that the the clearing house by
firm in London, 81 500 000-and as nearly the same
amount would be drawn upon them il gives the
of $4,000, 900 for the business of firm in
day. Under ordinary circumstances, the amount
the clearing house by any of the largest bankers seldom
exceed 81 900 900 daily
The Americon Provision Market has been dull of late.
There has been sale of 1000 kegs of damaged Lard
AS Cd Ass per cwt but If prime parcels the market
bare. The Market is without Tallow, and the may
be said Of cheese Ia ashes there has been good
of business doing and speculation The best par
cells of American Hemp realize upwards of EGO per
and for Lead Ell los is obtaned.-EurOPean Times
IRELASD.-Mr. OConnell is still ruscating at Dairy
name, from whence he issues his weekly mssves the
RepealeTs in COnciation-hal. He is about emerging
from his mountain home, attend monster demonstra
tons in Kerry, Mayo, and Tpperary In the meantime
he is exerling his powerful influence godke work
in obteratng the wreched distinctions of and creed
by which his country is torn He wishes the Repealer
to become enamOred of the Boyne water" and the oihe
party which, from time immemorial, have marked
the triumph of the dominant party.
But his advances towards good fellowship are far from
being received in a corresponding spirit.
TALL ROME, Sept. 4.-The Government has adopted
measure for reduction of 80 So and go per cent on
cloths cassimeres and almost all other articles importeS
into its States The Pope is in declining of he ath
lie is sadly plagued with a in the Benl
upwards Of eighty years of age key that witt
his malades, he will long be spared He good hearted
welmeanng pous man, and is personally much beloved
Great seventies towards his people have been committed
| in his name.
GERMANr.-The Congress of the ZOllverein at Cars
zhue is pursuing its deliberations. Nothing positive
its intentions be yet known, but there doubt
will declare in favor of protective policy towards German
manufactures, that is say, will fix such high dutl
imported articles shall have the effect of prevean
their sale in German markets.
GRAND BATTLE CIRcAssIA. = Intelligence, VII
Odessa has been received of battle Crcas
sian forces under Schaml Bay, and the Russian arm,
ESQ 900 srong) under General WoronzOf who atackee
the of Dargo, the head quarters of Shamil. Ate
five hard days hard lighting the Circassans obget
abandon the fortress to the enemy, having expended
their ammunition, not, however wthour carrying off thei
artillery and baggage into the mountains
The loss on the part of Russia is said to amount il
killed alone 5000 asong whom three generals
forty other officers and four aidesde-camp of the com
mandern-chief The latter finding his army SO muc
crippled, for the number of wounded is enormous
destroying the Notifications retire T reorganz
his force. Dargo was defended by Schamis reguIa
troops, consisting of corps of Dagasen infantry.
the Russian and Polish deserers from the Emperor
service.