Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-04
nearr nniform in their statements Of the desttuOn,

and apprehensive for the continuance of the peace
FRANcE.-The journals are remarkably silent
the subject of the regicide Lecomte. All that COM
muncated IS that since his arrival at Paris he has
undergone several examinations and that, having
refused TO choose lawyer for his defence the Court
of Peers had appointed otfeiO nj. Dugervier, the
head of tie Partisan bar, to act as his counsel.
small granite pyramid is about TO be erected on
the spot where Lecomte fired at the King, as men,
orial Of His Maesy's escape from the hands of the
assassin.
The report of Col. Allard to the French Govern
ment recommends 81 millions Of francs for the fortih-
cations Of Havre.
SPAIS.-The insurrectlonary movement in Gallicia
is exciting some uneasiness at Madrid
PoRTUGAL-Tbe Northern provinces have benin
state of insurreciion One of the first tumults was
caused by refusal of the local authorities to suffer
the burial of poor peasant to take place without OBJ
tanning certificate from a medical officer who Is
empowered by this oppressive law to exact sum for
his signature little short Of ten shllllngs sterling.
The friends Of the deceased in vain pleaded their in
ability to pay the In question. The rites of bu-
rial were refused the women OF the district rose en-
masse; the troops were marched against them; re-
sisance offered and il is stated that several wo-
men and children were shot by the valiant sodery,
but not before of the latter routed by these
lexasperated women.
INDrA.-Peace is restored in Pmjaub. The British
forces are in possession of Lahore.
Arrangements were fast making for the occupation
Of the conquered country which is exceedingly fer
tile and will yield annual revenue of f4O0,OO0
The chief town is Jullnder with 400 600 Inhabitants;
Phulloor Pugwarra, and Sultanpore are also of note.
The environments Of the British will not be far dis
ant from Lahore. so as to be able TO keep down all
attempts at Instruction. The Rance and Gholab
SIGH are plotting for each others overthrow. The
object of the Qaeen-moher is to promote her paramour
Lall Singh to the wozeeship.
nal. Extr ms
important documents connected with the treaty of
peace between the Indian Company and the Malaria
iah of Lahore, which was signed at Lahore the 9th
Of March. By Article the Maharajah cedes to the
Company all the territory comprised between the
rivers Beas and Sutlej. By Art. A The Maharalah,
finding it impossible to complete the payment of the
indemnity agreed upon, cedes to the Company all the
mountain territory comprised between the Beas and
the Indus, incosng the provinces of Cachmere and
hIazarah. By Art. the indemnity to be paid by the
1Ialarai ah is settled at fifty laos of rupees in a
word. the Company obtains by Art. 10 the right OF
passage across the territory Of Lahore by the troops,
wherever required By Art II the Alaharajah recog-
nizes Gholab Singh independent sovereign of the
territory which he at present possesses, and of what
ever the Company shall choose to cede TO him here
after
On the 10th of March counter treaty was signed
at Umritter between the Company and the Maharajah
Gholab Singh.
By Art the Company cedes to Gholab Singh the
territory at the east Of the Indus and west of the
Rave.
Art stipuates the payment to the Company by
Gholab Singh of f600,000.
! By Art Gholab Singh engages to join all his
troops to those of the Company In the operations
which may take place within the limits of the Com
pany's territory.
By Art 10 Gholab Singh recognizes the supremacy
of England, in testimony of which he Will pay an
nually to the English Government eleven goats and
six Cachmere mules.
THE CHoLERA-This destructive scourre of hu-
mainly seems once more on its way to ravage the
continent of Europe, originating as before, in the
heart of ASIA northern Persia being the first quarter
in which it was noticed; it is gradually approaching
the confines of Europe. The chief cities Of Persia
already by thousands the number of their dead
who have fallen victims Asiatic cholera. The line
of route taken by it appears to be almost due west,
for it attacked III regular succession the cities of
BOkhara, Herat, Meshed, Teheran, and Ispahan,
while recent accounts from Odessa state that two
three cases of Asiatic cholera had been observed al
Tlflis. Should il continue to advance at its present
rate it may be looked for III Eastern Europe in very
short time Indeed it is stated from Riga that it has
already broken out at Orenburg and Kasan and that
several persons at ST. Petersburgh have been attacked
by the Influenza disease that usually precedes the
cholera proper precautionary measures ought there
in due time, for arriving it will in the middle Of
summer, the season most favorable for its development
and propagation, the consequences in the densely
crowded towns and cities of the Continent will be
awful.-Cermdn PAPER.