Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01

eOck The MAJ or in the chair Messs Golden and Blight
addressed the .,enbse, and in the Of the evening
the following letter read by Mr. E. Banes. jun;
"CAsTIE Howard, Nov. "a, 1S45
My Dear Baines:I perceive that you about have
with view TO further the objects Of the AptiCOrn-lsw
League.
You will probably being present upon
SION when amidst very strong surrounding Inducements
foeboTe om psdgng myself the entire extent Of those
objects All that has since nierveusda especially that
Riding, (ahough less than sntc pate any probable
renewal OF political connection between US and sense
Of what has been effected BY the AntCOrnisw League
further doubt or reserve on my own pait and wife this
without concert OF consultation with any else.
The cOnTibut on enclose fo immediate purposes
Of very fing amount would not be easy 10 foesee
what calls not be made upon Of in the Of
the ensuing hut wish to record in the emphatic
way can, conviction that The lime for FINAL
repeal Of the Cows and protest against the continued
inaeiion Of the State in the present Believe
my dear BIT. Baines, yours very faithfully, "MORfETH
Edward Banes jun, E-q"
Mr. Golden remarked that the f5 jus, sent BY Lord Nor
peth was worth 95ooO that had previously been
the League and he predicted that the sdheson Of his LGTd
ship TO the Of fee trade would strike into the
hearts of the Ministry and the cOrn-aw mOnOpOlsis.
SECESSION FROM THE PROTESTANT THE ROnAs FATE.
The Church ard State Gazette announces more seceders 10
the Roman Catholic faith: they archie Reverend F. w.
FateT late Fellow Of University College, Oxford; the Rev.
w. u. Richards, NJ A, Exeter College; Mr. John James
Calman, b. A., Worcester College; Mr. F. Eai Welbes,
NJ A Fellow Of Magdrlene College; three IL not four
cergymerl Of the Church Of England, and young gen
tleman LHlleroie, ana MI WOOD, 0aTii>ieT
member % Mr. Rchads congregation az Margaret Chapel.
The Reverend Mr. Coffin does yet jon the Church of
Rome but remains in lay communion; and he reside
with Dr. Pusey at Christ Church. II is EXPECTED that Dr.
Puey wi in like abstain from entering the Romish
priesthood, but will become a lay member Of it.
The RAILWAY PAEIc.-Lir9pool, Dec. 4.-The railway
panic has subsidized On the is in fun force
Investments of this description pTorste-the collapse
continues The Gazette has recently published notices from
several hundreds Of the lines which propose 10 apply
10 Parliament duIrg the ensuing session for their The
period Tor giving notices expired Sunday last the end OF
November and TO afford time for the deposit Of the
documents specifications and compsnces with The standing
orders Of the House Of Commons the BoaId Of Trade
NAMED all day Sunday and only closed midnight
More than 700 Of the projects have deposited their
Tut large number have failed nevertheless COM
ply literally with the standing odes which they
cannot 60 before Parliament The object in
many instances has been 10 throw dust the eyes Of tie
propretOrs by protesting to have made effort comply
with the legislative requifsmenn short. keeping
word Of promise 10 the ear but breaking 10 the hopes
OF their pTopetoTs The swindle, in such clever
but alas transparent The feeling Of dependency
which prevails in the principal markets Of England
relative TO lion roads, exists Paris and other Continental
markets with scarcely less force. The brokers suffered
severely during the late gambling mania
are being used up in all directions Even ia France
Of these persOnages flying England order get
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