Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

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sTEf.M. SNIP HIBER-NIa.
seven days later from Europe.


Seven days later from Europe.
The mail steamer Hiberna arrived at Boston on
the 3d. with Liverpool dates to the 10Th September.
For the items which follow we are principally In
debted to the Journal Of Commerce.
Well-founded apprehensious of failure in the
American Cotton crop have caused increased de-
mand Tor the staple in Liverpool, aud prices have
cordipgly advanced farthing per pound.
Her Britannia Maesty's government and the peo-
pie Of Spain have manifested much hostility the
marriage of the Queen of Spain's sister. to Louis
Phllippe's youngest son, that the celebration of the
nuptials has been postponed for the present, if not
forever. The immediate consequence IS tremendous
Of words between England, France and Spain.
The remote consequence will probably be the dcs,ruc-
ton OF the entente cordidie, which has so long existed
between the courts Of ST. James and ST. Cloud.
The total failure of the potato crp appears to be a
sad reality. Everywhere in Ireland, and in the
greater part Of the British Island the vegetable has
turned into putrid matter, which the hogs will
not devour. From the Continent Of Europe, including
Russia, have dismal accounts of the progress Of
the blight The use Of tie potato, as an article of
food, is almost abandoned.
At the latest date, 18th September, American -four
selling at twenty-nine shlngs To thirty shillings
per barrel, duty paid, at Liverpool. The price in
bond, twenty shillings and sixpenee
Indian quoted ct three shillines the quar-
ter, higher; and closed at forty shings for yellow
and forty -seven shillings for white
The Bank Of England has declared semi-annual
dividend, "a per cent.
The Gazette dc Cologne says it has been announced
for some time that measure will shortly appear pro-
hibtng the cxportatonof from the the territory
OF France. a1s1Ia 80
THE PorAro CRoP.-The Liverpool Mail says,
IL calculated that the loss by this failure Of the potato
crop Great hIian and Ireahd will upwards Of
sixteen millions sterling Is questionable whether enough
VIII be raised or secured for seed next year"
LIVERPOOL Sept lihThe failure Of the potato crop Is
universal The reports from every Of the United King
" the ssr Which % STRANGE '
has made in France, Belgium, Holland Prussia, Austria
is now question which all classes both here and on
the continent Of Europe must seriously consider how Is this
deficiency Of human food be made up The crops ia
United Kingdom are not than either guam
ty or quality We must therefore, look 10 other counties
for supply The accounts from France the harvest
wheat will therefore be required ior It's immediate wants
All the north Of Europe rye. the staple article Of
consumption has yielded miseaby sholt Bailey aud oats
also defective and wheat far om abundant IL there
fore evident that large mportaons Of bread stus om
Canada and the United States must take place. for which
very remunerang rates will readily be paid. The wise
policy Of settling the Oregon que, without
aims Is more than ever apparent Ensand and the United
ready gainefs.-Ewopean Times.
MUrros HAMs-By late arrival from the United States,
find import Of IA tierces Of mutton hams, which
have no doubt wi with proper management, yield good
profit 70 the owners.
Although II was alleged that the repeal Of the Corn laws
would necessarily lead reduction in the wages Of labor
y,
which appears Scotch contemporary observe that the
cotton in and around Perth have had lher wages
lately advanced and that the whole condition Of the
ing population In that locality better al present than Il has
been for nearly fifteen years.
The seeds by the Anti-com Law League taking
root The Paris Free Trade Association have begun 10
earnest and In the right way. The truths Of the policy
be taught The Duke D'arcoun declared er the
liberty Of Of thought and the press the most essential
Mr. Cobden entertained on Tuesday week By the Free
traders Of Bordeaux. II splendid affair." and Mr. Cob
dens speech was received with enthusiasm lie read II in
French.
An imperial oldonnanee Emperor Nicholas pub
lshed at Waraw the Goth uit., commanding that fu
ure those peasants who cultivate at least three acres Of
land SHALL as long as they fulfil their duties TO their land
lords enjoy the free Of their land shall their land
lords Increase their burdens The peasants SHALL
be at liberty TO quit their landlords giving three months
notice.
The Dutch making move the Indian Sea. having
taken possession OF large island.
FEARFUL RAvAsEs OF THE CHOLERA IN IEDfA-The
ravsges Of the cholera at Kuaehee had been most dsas
rous Between the 4h and the 23d OF June about 5000
human beings off, including 500 Europeans, Of
il Is believed about 1000 natives camp followers and To-
haban Of the town, have died. The disease commenced
its destructive Sunday the 18th when
was unusually stagnant and oppressive.
THE EARTHQUAKE IN TuscAsy.--The number OF persons
killed by the late earthquake in Tuscany very great At
wounded. Many villages razed 10 the gound and
bers Of public buildings destroyed or injured.
DRoueHr NAPLEA-Letters from Naples announced ha,
The could find water for their CATTLE which
perishng OF thirst and making the air resound with their
cries. The shepherds their sheep dying daily before
their eyes for want or patuage The government
euped IN depaehng water TO the districts which suffered
most from the drought certain Of quantity per
family In some pats Of the country water sold at the
price Of wine The capital alone exempt from the su-
fengs Of this extraordinary drought which had already
to tumultuous movements among the people. vulgar
opinion had spread that Mount Vesuvus had dried up the
water 10 the country surrounding IT, The volcano emit
ting neither fe smoke and this gave Of
Sudden and horrible eruption. II stated that the
was throwing up from time TO time, quantities OF boil
ing water.
sPAS-Isabells Queen Of s2sin wa, born al Madrid on
the 10th Of Oct $780, and is therefore almost 10 years old
Her royal sister born the Goth Of January 1884, and
is therefore, almost IS. They both "oer young marry
YETI but married they about 10 be- The husband selected
for her Majesty her cousin Don Francisco de Asse born
the 18th May, 1892 therefore ~ years Of age, the
appointment for Donna Maria Louisa Ferdinand Is the
Louis Philippe the Duke Of Montpensier born at Neuiy
the 3ls Of july 1884, and therefore, % years old The
woong has been right royal-that Is very repuve Her
little majesty hates her bctrvhcd; and the Arguments Of
whole night and all the elOquence Of her mother and minis
fer failed her reluctance. Rhetoric being un-
successful had to threats and being told that
IL she did accept The ugly cousin she Her should marry
any one The distant prospect OF the paradise Of old mad
wrought the Political aud change desed and the
loving psr plghted their roth and wait only the
ton tf Rome 10 violate Of the OF the church,
and become and wife. The Bridegroom was so happy
that he betook himself TO bed, and did rise until kini
words and vigorous medicine restored him to the feelings Of
situation 50 happy.
The marriage Of the Due de Monpcnsor with the Iufanta
Donna Louisa be soemnized the 24th September
The new Pope Of Rome gathering 10 himself garner Of
golden opinions His amnesty, bis REFORMS ecclesiastical,
municipal and commercial really wonderful when what
has been hitherto considered the chaTacte cs Of the Holy
See duty considered 'erhe Pope hcly sh" says the
London Times Of the 18Th inst people JUS
tce and mercy from me, f my only guide Is this book
the Poniif laying his hand the New Tesament'an II
must be confessed that all he has hitherto DONE has been
done in the spirit Uf the Gospel"