Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

Our Government will him for the sacrc,
he has made, IL il does attempt it, WILL it
always does in such cases, late. .N6r is the
time for him. and others in his situation, feel that his
countrymen, the people Of his STATE particularly.
the friends Of the brave and unfortunate who have
noby she'd their blood in defence of their country honor
Soon after Williamson shot, he passed by his CON-
mander with his gun in his left hand, and his right
hanging down by the strips Of skin spot shot away,
started camp, two miles distant chased by the
enemys lancers but succeeded reaching camp with his
gun and accouemens and the surgeon and asked
TO have his taken Off He has been walking about
every day since.
MoSrKnrr, Oct. 90, 1876.
Poor Ridgely is dead. He is dead. He buried
yesterday, and Is mourned by the entire Army. Major
Lear will live tweniy.four hours longer We have
late from San Luis Potos the effect that
Anna there with H. 900 and less than thirty
seven Generals He recruiting daily but his inlen
tons not known. II is rumoed that Bustamente has
gone north in the direction Of chihuahua TO meet Gen.
Wool and farther positively asserted that the Indians
killing and laying oil before them the latter
State. Not line more in the shape Of news.
Among the property left by the enemy when he
aed Monterey. 30 to 10000 choice cigars about the
number Of bales Of tobacco and 90 or 80 bales Of
officers uniforms of the finest fabric elegantly decorated
which must have cost large sums. - :
Gen. Worth reports that $50 Mexcans were killed in
his division of the army, lao Of whom buried
Mount Gillespie the part of the city called in honor of
the brave and lamented officer whose honored name
bears and who inferred at that spot.
Great harmony and good feeling exists between Generals
Taylor Worth, Butler and all the other officers from
witch conclude the letters received in the States
ing that unpleasant words had passed between Generals
Tayfr and Butler without foundation.
Al the troops in Camago ordered Mier Seralvo
and Pontsguda; the latter place is supposed be the
quaters Of Canaes. This will leave but regiment
froh the mouth of the river TO Matamoras and eg
msnts at the latter place.
The city Of Monterey is represented most delightful
pace Of residence, and the country around it beautiful
beyond description. Oranges, Lemons, Grapes, Pome
gruates, and indeed all the tropical fruits Of the most
delicious quality abundant.
Governor Henderson had left the encampment with Off
cia accounts Of the siege and capture Monterey. It is
not known whether he would proceed himself to Wash
ington.
The brig Jacob Brown, of Philadelphia went ashore
Brazos Bar on Wednesday night The cargo will pro ba
bly, be saved, but the brig will be total loss.
There has been interruption TO travel between Ca
MARCO and Monterey since the battle Canales is nowhere
BREADsrUFFs TRADE.-The New York Express, of the
slh inst, says:
We have rarely known vessels in such active demand
as at present Everything of large size that floats is
taken readily for Europe. Rye has been article
of export for more than year TO Hollands but there
is brisk demand for four wheat barley and rye for the
north of Europe. For France, also. wheat and -four
wanted The French Government have been purchasers
of wheat, in the Market for the army in Algers From
present appearances the continent of Europe furnish
supplies Of breadsus for England Indeed the demand
is greater for the continent than for England.
The increased supplies of produce received at tide
water, through the New York canals is truly wonderful
Since the opening of the canal there has been the follow
ing the receipts for the same period last year.
ending 30h September:
Increase. Total Receipts.
| Flour, 5l0,235 bbls ls54,Oss bbls.
Wheat, s9l 1886 bush. l,S67,9I6 bush.
| Barley, l05,743 " 347.s42
| Corn. l.l26,7ls I,l55.654
"The whole receipts of last year only % e36
| bushels.
The present advance Of price all breadsturs will
induce great shipments Farmers will bring their crops
market speedily possible Wheat and flour will be
the great articles Corn from the States cannot
be shipped before the closing of the canal"
So much for the working of tariff policy upon
the agricultural interest. The country forget that
but for the rmness and sagaciy of the democratc party
shown IN the legislation of the last session of Congress-
the oppressive tariff Of 1872 Withholding from the English
merchant opportunity OF sending his goods to the Amer
lean market, except under taxation, would
have lain like an incubus upon the vast and valuable trade
and the increase of prices and Of reghts which the above
extract indicates. is obvious enough that the prosperity
Of the agricultural interest among us-being it is the
great basis interest of the country-amos necessarily
wolves and implies the prosperity of other interests The
ters of the SOIL with u.s. the great mass OF consumers
They buy according their An increase of price
in their productions is felt, therefore, once, in their
creased purchases from the merchant and from the manu-
facurer is surprising therefore. that in connexion
with such statements of agricultural prosperity have
quoted from the New York Journal, We find similar an
nOuncemen,s pertaining other branches of business
such the following, which quote from the Baltimore
J American Of this morning:
american and 7voohen gOods.-There has been
increased demand during the past week for all kinds
domestic goods The stock of brown goods very small
and there is q prospect Of advance in prices.
| " Iron-There have been large operations this
week. and prices without change, but there is rather
i more frmness.
The money market is easy, and loans made or
good stock security at per CT, there is little good paPe,
offering the street-rates per cent"
Such is the RUIN which the Democratic tariff policy has
brought upon the country !-HashingtOn Union, lid
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THE UNION OF THE CAyADAs.-The opinion i.