Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-07
european 1ntellisenfe.
Arrival of the Great Western.
Seren days later from Europe.

The state OF feeling American affairs the same
before. Mr. HaywOods speech had reached England
and was considered favorable to peace.
American -four, in bond, is quoted at 25s 26s
Sir Henry HardInge and Sir Hugh Cough, who have
distinguished themselves by military services in India
have been elevated to the peerage.
LOSDoS, April 9.-The American is read with
interest in this city 1t has had rather favorable infu
the funds though the Of the papers give
decided information as 10 the probable result Of the
Oregon dispute.
The American provision trade has partaken of the ia
cililes which the Treasury order affords Considerable
supplies of beef aud provisions have been released oi
bond under the low Duties and finding their way into
general consumption.
In various parts of the country large numbers of ope
atives have struck for advance of wages.
LoSDoS April l0-Tbe bill for promoting the sponta
dissolution Of railway projects will undoubtedly
afford great present relief many embarrassed pares
and through them TO the mercantile world When scrip
holders are already en- RdSse running away from their
bills, it is great a mercy release them from their
selfnhicted encumbrances detach tin kettle from
the tail of terrified is however, in such plans
of present relief that the greatest danger found.
Up to this day. after all the failures the standing
ORDERS and the merits, there railway bills before
Parliament to the estimated capital Of more, believe,
than f220 100000. Rashness whether of confidence
of panic matter beyond the reach of calculation so
need hazard conjecture the proportion of
this capital likely be released by the promised
But if third should be released, there remains
select class of lines the amount Of ESQ 900 900. We
shall be told that if the operation of the bill
extensive than this great reason to COM
plain of its influence, extending, by supposon only
the most rotten schemes. But hare great to
complain. We want legislation for the ESQ 900
we'll for the 10000 900. We want comprehensive
and discriminate selections well rude Topping The
measure In this docs mischief by standing in the
stead of something more rational and searching We
shall have repeat the complaint made the close
of last sessonthat the legislature treated the question
only in detail, whole. While Parliament is
atterng itself that the license TO dissolve is saving
great deal of unnecessary trouble, 1t is negecng It's
bounden duty with the surviving schemes.
LIVERPOOL April l-Discussions continue as to how
the Tariff will fare in the Lords The opinions of
800 members Of that House ascertaned said and
they nearly equally balanced; but the views of
50 more ocIllang Upon these the fate of the
and of the Government depends Ii is asserted,
with good deal of confidence, by the advocates of the
Tariff that majority of least % will affirm the BILL
but that amendments in committee may endanger
its existence. There is still much speculation aloat
the subject.
We have noticed, on more than occasion recently,
the high estimation whlch Indian Corn, article
Of food has risen this side of the Atlantic. Sir Ro-
bert Feel, Wednesday evening, coroborated
ment In Ireland it is far supersedng the waery pota-
toe and the Premier expressed praseworthy feeling of
pride finding the people OF that country preferrng
what he justly styles ga better and generous de-
scrption of food. Under such auspices the consump-
ton of Indian Corn throughout Great Britain fail
to be carried TO a much greater extent.
The revenue returns to the 9th of April exhibit some
curious results This is the end Of the financial year.
The quarters revenue, owing TO the general sagnaon
deficiency customs oil
million, in the excise of more than quarter Of mil
lion. The years deficiency in the customs
nearly two millions and half and upwards of f300 900
in the excise But the stamps have increased f400 900
the posoffice 100000 The total ordinary revenue
leaves decrease of something than two millions.
The gratifying feature in the return the continued
the post-oice. Thus far the penny postage
has worked admirably
The lNFAMoU. FABRICATION THE LoNDos
TINES. The London Standard expresses It's belief
that the "infamous fabrication of the London Times of
Gated the 'eading journal by Sir Robert Peel who
sent letters to Mr. Webster and others, IN the United
States by the packet of the 4th informing them of the
contem plated repeal the corn-laws The Standard
inmaes that il authorized contradict the Times
by the authority and expresses natural soreness
in being thus made it states, TO tell lie in the words
of truth. The Standards statement If correct seriously
impugns Sir Robert Pees veracy.
A letter read at a recent meeting of the Geographical
Society," from Mr. Duncan the African traveller states
that the KING of Ashanee entertained him with review
OF six thousand female troops whose arms accourements
and performance were truly astonishing
LIVERPOOL Corn ExcnANeE.-Indian Corn being in
good request, alone for Ireland but for English
SUMPTION the best kinds of this article both free and in
bond, acquired further improvement of Is per Or.
i ITALY.-The Nuremburg correspondent that
General de Ratezky, the Austrian commander of the
forces in Italy, has been under the necessity of applying
for reinorcements consequence of some symptoms OF
of Italy.
PoLAsD.-The Gazette de- Voss of the 1st nst pub
fishes the following letter, dated Cracow, 23d ut =
''During the last four days have constantly heard
the sound of distant from the side of Gacia and
evening of the 10th the horizon red several
places If from the effect of extensive fire. On the
E night Austrian corps of inantry with eight
pieces OF cannon took the road Galicia Other de-
iachments Of infantry marched towards Bohemia and
Wieliczka All these prove that the disur-
Dances among the peasantry have not yet been sup
: pressed
LEmBERc, March 13-At seven o'clock this morning
Weseznvoki and f. Dembossk the leaders of the late
nsurrection brought into this town chains The
former Is said have headed the attack the troops
Naof on the night of the 2ls of February, when
cadets were killed and prvaes wounded. The gov
eminent had set price of a thousand forms each OF
these leaders heads. The reward in the of Wesez
falls the lot of two counymen, who discovered
him lying upon haystack and delivered him suspi-
cion to the district authorities He disguised in
priests garment-had off his whiskers and
tachois, and shaved his head behind.
; SENTENCE OF THE Polish PRIsoNERs-The Courier
de Varsovie contains the following: "The undermen
the result of the investigation set foot owing
the SIedlee, and the arrests of various per
sons: /. That conspiracy took place. with ramifca
tons in the Polish provinces. = That the head OF the
conspiracy Bronisas Dombrowski, sent from Posen,
chosen leader of the conspiracy the right bank of the
Vistula g. That the principal abetors were PaEtadon
Potosk Siansaus Koeischewsk, Ladsas Zarski, Jear
: Lytlnsk Michel Mreski, and Antony Deskur. The
AGENTS and accompces of Dombrowski were Stephen
Dobrtch and Charles Ruprecht. All these individuals
brought before counsel of war; have been osnd guilty
u of rebellion and seditlon. According to the powers IN
trusted by his Majesty the Emperor the Pnnce-6ovenor
after sentence of death pronounced, has ordered
Pooski Koeschewski, and Zarski to be hung the frs
at Siedee the other at Warsaw As regards Dobrltcl
and Ruprecht, their is to be commuted The
scafod Punishment Siberia with loss of all thei
rights. Mreski and Deskur deprived of all ;hei
rights and share the fate Dobrtch and Ruprecht
Lytinsk who showed true repentance, IS equally ban
ished to Siberia with the loss of all his rights, after
ceivng FIVE hundred stripes The law TO enter into ful
force as regards the con6scatOn of their property accord