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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08
VA" CE;ty's Speech.

lie ioilS agony Is over. Inc sage O
Ashland has at length delivered himself
His great set speech, with lis resolution.
upon the war, delivered al Lexington, Kv
on the 18th ult., were expressed through
to The editor Of the Louisville Journa
with great despatch, aud are now beior,
the country. Great curiosity was tel
among all classes to know the clOunc
| which would lie taken on the war by th!.
ambitious aspirant, who was OF l~te 5,
check full Of patriotism. that he was al
most constrained "to ask for some ok OF
corner in tie srmy,' that lie might SAY
Z Mexican"
Next week we shall give Harry Of Tie
West more full hearing. Meantime. sui:
flee it to say, that his views coincide m $
tremendously with those Of Webster alt
| CorWin. These three eminent o.aclcs o.
federalism, as tie Dubuque Tribune trul,
remarks, give forth no d!scofdam sound. .
Tie great aim is,,o head the Administra.
lion, by Withholding supplies and sucl
other means as may force The government
( iiitb q UAjl!tibiiI!tlIN Oh we war
".to more teri ii0ry," is MIR. Cl8y's motto,
as it also is that CT his aforesaid ilustrious
compeers. The object Of his speech is. IL
force his way onto the track as the Wig
! candidate for President, and we think tina,
in this he will be successful, and thus en-
| joy all opportunity Of being beaten inf
.iteiy worse than he has ever been before.
Oh, that mine enemy would make a
speech! He has made one.
JUICE WHITAKER, democratic Senator
from Van Barren county, having been ap-
pointed as agent to select the Univ ersit,
lands for this State, the Hawkeye assumes
tina! he is thereby rendered ineligible TO
his seat. Judge WIS appointments only
to trust, not even to an office, to say Moth.
ing Of "rrotit.'
The same paper says that Mr.. BAKER,
democratic Senator rom the Polk district,
"has been elected TO an office of trust and
profit as Prosecuting Attorney" Tie
fact Of that office being one IF profit, will
certainly be news to the Prosecutor in
our new counties.
The editor adds: "Ne;iher ofthese GEN
Ilemen are eligible 10 seats in the Leg;sla
ture, according 10 our constitutions" How
suprenely ridiculous! This is of a piece
with all The shifts of the federal prints for
moking capital.
Cases of ineligibilty, it would appear,
are irishtlully on the increase among the
democratic members. But all the wing
special pleading on this subject, with "a
view to retaining the ascendancy which
the people have wisely taken from them,
is scarcely worthy a serious notice. l.
will be time enough 10 discuss these mat
tiers when the Governor shall have issued
his proclamation, concerning which we
have as yet heard nothing authentic.
We have before alluded to the cases of
Messrs. Davis and Kinsman. The mere
circumstances of their removal does not,
under our constitution, vacate their seats,
as will be seen by reference TO that in
strument. Under existing circumstances,
it is clearly proper that they should con-
tinue to represent their districts. We do
net know that Doctor Davis has yet re.
noyed; if he has, it is but very recently.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08
An Extra Sessi0n--vvhig Pertina'
city.

Guy
The federal prints appear to have de-
termined upon an extra session Of the
Legislature, al all events. They show
themselves particularly impatient and un-
reasonable upon this subject. II they had
any manners they would wait for the Gov
ernor's proclamation. We object to their
fcrestalling his Excellency in this manner.
The Standard, the Herald, the Hawkeye,
and the whole batch Of them, without a
single exception, have announced an extra
session simultaneously with their an
nouncement Of the result of the special
election in Lee county.
They all assume, as if by authority, that
the call Of an extra session was dependent
upon that result. In this, as near a. we
can get at the true state Of the case, they
are partly right and partly wrong. But,
while they appear determined not to take
no for an answer in relation to a meeting
ofthe Legislature, they denounce it in ad-
vance as an outrage upon the people Of
Iowa--a designto elect ''locofoco" Sena.
tors and Judges, Sc. Now the election
to such high places, fmen whose princi-
pies are in consonaDce with those Of a
majority Of the people, is 80 clear cast
Of outrage upon the people, according to
wing logic, that we will not pretend to
dispute the point with them.
They also assume with equal gravity
and certainty, that had not Mr.. Kent been
elected in Lee county-thst 10, had q
wing o. possum been elected. the Cover.
nor would not have thought Of calling Z
session. OF course he would not. They
are altogether right in this position. We
car speak BY authority on this point, whe,h-
er they can on The ether or not. So they
need no, waste any more OF their precious
breath in harpipg upon it. They are right,
also, in assigning the reason why, in that
event, no session would have been called
10 wit; that the political complexion Of the
Legislature would have remained unchan-
ged and unsettled, with a possible FREEDOM
nance Of federalism.
This is a very good reason, and these
soidi.,ant wing patriots are in this instance
at least, very good reasoners. Who ex-
pcc:ed the Governor to call an extra ses-
sion without change in the political com
plexion Of the Legislature? Bit the pub.
lie ih,eres. demanding United States Sen.
ators, concerning which We recently heard
SO much and such loud talk from these
same wing politicians, and the people hav-
ing changed tie complexion Of the Legis-
is.ure, despite the refusal Of the wing
members to resign, they must complain ct
the people, and not Of The Governor, should
he deem i. his duty to call an extra ses-
sion for the purpose Of carrying out the
popular will.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08

Polk IcE.-Much has been said in the
wing prints about "Polk stalks" in the
Mississippi. When we were down the
river the other day, we found it brim full
ofPolk ice, TO which Polk stalks are moth
ing in comparison. By this time we dare
ssy the navigation is completely obstruct-
eddy floating ice formed away up above
some where, on purpose to obstruct the
navigation Of the Mississippi and injure
the Iowa farmers. Oh, that vilainous
Mr.. Polk, with his vetoes, his snags, his
sawyers and his ice! He ought to lie
ridiculous; and he will too. il Stout gets
hold Of him again; see il he wont!
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08

Il Magnetic Jcke.-An Indiana Editor
says: Kendall has come on, West with the
intention Of taking out an injunction upon
the rival telegraph lines Sc, up by O'Rlllsy
& Go. This thing of taking out an IN
junction upon streak of lightning, Isl
new feature in the application of law
Chicago Tribune.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08

Illness of Coz. McDoueU.-The Rich
motd Enquirer mentions the reception o.
letter announcing the sudden and da,,'
gerous illness 0! Elk Governor McDoweil'
Representative in Congress from Rock
ingham district, Va.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08

Connecticut y s. Snator. vacancy
in the U. S. Senate occasioned by the death
of Hon J. W. Huntingdon of Connecticut,
has been filed by the Governor in the ap.
poin,men, Of Roger S. Baldwin.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08

JfThe FREMONT trial has taken ve-
n wide range, and is progressing slowly
at Washington. The evidence before us
il not yet sufficient 10 form any definite
conclusion as 10 The result, but we trust
th.t this gallant officer may stand honor
ABLY acquitted before the csuntry.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08

In Fir.-The Hawkeye makes a most
awkward attempt to squirm out Of the d.
lenma in which he finds himself in con-
sequence Of having admitted the illegal''y
Of the election Of the school officers, by
asking the Legislature to legalise those
elections. But it is no use; we have col
him fast upon this subject. His effort Is
nothing more than an amusing instance Of
wool gathering. He may now rant and
yapor TO his hearts content.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08
Truly your friend,
THO. CORWIN.

To appreciate the force Of the last two
sentences in the above letter, it must be
borne in mind that his ''own state at the
recent election" gave popular democrat.
ic majority of 1868! thus vindicaiing Mr..
Corwin's course with vengeance!
But to the true sentiments Of Mr.. Cor.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-08

l shall send no reply TO this or any 9TH
er such attack. My own State, at the
recent election, has fully vindicated my
course. With this am content TO leave
the matter to the calm judgments of,hiuk-
ing men.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-08-21

Co. on this bank, which read "pay for the Me.
chanics' Exch ange Co., New York"
rs, let l., dated lst Jan. 1929, pay to A Jones,
| A. Plimpton, cash. b. Smith, pres.
3's, let. A., pay 10 l.. SANFORD, dated Nov. 10,
| 1881, I. A Walker, cash, w r. James, pres.
he words ST. ALBANs are stamped on the bill
before the date dark in printed type. poor imi.
Bank Of Vergennes, Vergennes.
IF. Huntington, Pres, |. Scott, CASH.
Us. pay bearer, Oct 1912, ]. Scott, cash, w m.
! ii. White pres.
5's altered from I's Easily detected.
| Bank Of Woodstock, Woodstock.
| Job Lyman, Pres, E. johnson, CASH.
5's pay II. Hall, dated Oct. 10, 1927. Coarscly
| do'c, resembling TYPOGRAPHY; on poor paper.
5's, let. A., engraved BY Reed s. BesselI, S. c.,
N. Y. miserable imitation.
5's, let A, pay A. Kent or bearer, June 5, 1910,
X. Van Colt, pres, Jno. Billings, cash. Engraving
coarse, paper light.
Bank Of VindsOr. broke.
BellOlcs Fails Bank, Rockingham.
n. Fullerton, Pres, VIM. Henry, Cash.
5's bills appear dark, paper thin, Wig. coarse.
Bennington Bank, Benningt on, broke.
Commercial Bank, Poulncy, fraud.
ESSeE Bank, Guildhal, broke.
Farmers Bank. Orwell.
A. l.. Catn, Pres. WIN. B. Martin CASH.
Is, let. B., pay r. p. Gould, May, 1927, II. Reed,
cash, D. Smith, pres, both names in same hand
writing.
2's figure in the centre; female and eagle on the
lett three females at the right end; impression dark
3's, let. A., Oct. &, 1897, pay ]. kellogg, p. NJ.
Corbin cash, Ira Smith, I'd pres. Others, dated,
18th Aug, 1897.
los, let. p, Wig steamboat left end train of
railroad cars; Ira Smith, pres, +. NJ Corbn cash.
engraving good-fIling up and signing in the same
writing.
| 20's, Wig. agricultural picture, purporting TO
he engraved by the Eastern Bank Note Engraving Co.
Farmers g. Mech. Bank, Burlington.
John Peck, Pres, c. F. Warner, CASH.
{Ej-Beware of drafts Of Mechanics Exchange Co,
New York, on above Bank, they FRAUDS.
S's, let. L., pay to Chas. Adams, Aug. |, 1887.
Hockey, cash, and John Peck, pres.
3's, let. E., pay d. Cole, Burli. gton, Dec. II,
1887, c. F w arner, cash Jno Peck, pres. Others,
J. Weekly, cash.
3's, let. L., pay Fl. Brown, Dec. 4, 1887, c. F.
Warner, cash.. John Peck pres. purports to be en-
graved by A. b. & c. Durand, Wright s Co. APP
pearance bad
3's, let. D., May 4, 1887, Chs Henshaw, pres, H.
Broadhead, cash. Others, F. Hockey, cash, John
Peck, pres.
SIS altered; Wig. female caressing eagle.
SIS, let A., dated May IL, 1899. pay TO Samuel
Blair signed c. F. Warner, cash. John Peck, pres.
Appearance, especially the vignette, bad.
I0's, altered, Wig. female reclining sheaf of
wheat, cattle in the distance.
SOS, altered, Wig. figure of Hope. On right end
lOJS, altered on the right hand margin medal
ion, head of Lafayette on the left, the head of
Washington.
Green Mountain Bank, fraud
Jefferson Banking Co., fraud.
Orange County Bunk Chelsea.
IL. Bacon, Pres, E. Z. Redington, CASH.
sos, altered from small bills.
Phenir Bank, Philipsburg, worthless.
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VERMONT.

Horticultural Bank fraud.
Bank Of Burlington.
[E. +. Euglesby, Pres, r.. c. Cole, Cash
2's, let B.-Franklm on the left end; 1.-TWO"
on the right, upper corncr-ge genuine has "2" and
die work on the right end
! SIS the dies, in which the figure SIS, on the
top OF the bill circular in the true bills ihey are
eliiptical. Coarsely engraved
Bank of Black Rirer, Proctorsvilc.
| Bank of BaftLtboro'.
re- Seymour, Pres, H. S. Noyes, CASH.
2's. let. A, pay J. Frost June 1888. Inc conn.
tie rfe is spelt BRATTLEBoRouGH, the genuine
BRATTLEBoRo
Bank of Orange County, Chelsea, closed.
| Bank of Caledonia, Danville
IGeo b. Chandler, Pres. j. A. Page, Cash
2's, Janson Steel, cash; John Francis, pres Some
! Dec. 8, 1872
3's, paper dark, engraving coarse, printing very
black, pay to several persons, Job Newell, cash :;
| signatures bad
| Bank of Manchester.
mi. Brown, Pres, Wm P. Black, CASH.
| as altered from l's-look at s'THREE DOLLARS"
SIS, let. A., altered from Us; red back. wig
| nette a lady with a sickle.
lOs, altered from Us by passing an x over the
figures at each end, and word "Ten" over the
| "'rwo' in the body Of the bill.
SOS ,vig. winged female, SC: engraved BY Dn'
rand & Co-Rawdon, Clark & Hatch engraved the
genuine. -. 49,,
an eagle-the bank has not issued l0O's.
Bank Of NIiddlebWy.
!
los, Wig. ship, railroad and agricultural view
No engraver's name.
Bank Of Montpelier, Montpelier
RI Reed, Pres, George Howes, CASH.
rs, let. E., pay c. s., May 4, lS4l, ID. Oh
, each end. ,,uo,
2,s, paper and execution good; observe a oiah'
snace pnder Bank of Montpelier''-letter A.
's's, let. A., stereotyp plate. Payable at Sui
folk Rank. Boston," this is not on genuine bill.
Bank of Ne,obury. w ellis River,
"a B. w. Tenny, Pres, o. G. Hale CASH.
| Bank of Orleans, Irasburgh.
Ira H. Allen, Pres, George c. West Cash.
Bank Of Poulfney. =. ,-,. ,,
mi G. Laugdon, Pres, M Clark cash'I
re-. r. Hodges, Pres, W. PAGE, Cash,
SIS. altered from 2's. Hold them to the ilgn'. 4,
SIS, let L., pay NJ. Strong or bearer dated %
NAV 1855, w. Page, cash, r. Temple, pres
IJsmes Davis, Pres. A. Houghton, Cash
, | lsS.Be vete Of bills Of the Mechanics Exchahs
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tQHh or LEBANON, Lebanon.
Robert Kimball, Pres, j. Fl. Kendrick, Cash. J
| 2's, let. A., the rs" in New Hampshire is not il
a line with the other letters.
Us and 3's, counterfeit
SIS, Wig. two Indians, with vessel and steamboat
in the distance.
| lO's, Wig. two eagles holding shield with al
anchor thereon, the word "Hope" above the anchor
20's, Wig. farmer seated W it'll sickle. End pieces
steamboat and rail Engraved by Boston
Bank Note Co. Also, SIS, l0's and SOS.
20's, Wig. reaper seated on rock with reap
ing hook in his hand; wheat field and farm house il
the distance. Pay G. Hail. Some j. 10" 9 1899.
SOS, Wig. sailor on bales of goods vesseis in the
| distance.
Beiknap County Bank Meredith 4.
Warren Lowell, President ]. T. c ~ ASH
ier,l
Gj-The genuine bills of the old Bank are redeemed
SIS, let. b., others F., Nov. G. 1920; others Nov
| 7, 1921.
| l0's, the heads very poorly engraved.
| CldrtmOnt Bank Claremont, (closing.)
| Concord Bank, Concord, closed.
| Commercial Bank, Portsmouth, tclosed.)
| Connecticut River Bank, Charlesown.
WIN. Briggs, Pres, Geo olco,,, CASH.
o's, let. b; A. g. Brown, pres, f. Butler, cash
"Chorlestown" and ''New Hampshire stamped in;
saw mills on each side. E. p. Butler, cash.
50's, altered from 3's; goddess of Liberty the
right, with the coat Of arms of Mass a shield; on
| the left, an agricultural scene.
Derry Bank, Derry.
| A IN..1tr.. T. w.. r..1
o, aoNt,' rres', 1as' NOM oaSn;
Is, 'st. a. appears blurred particularly ends
II :, Wv Nv, = pa; lhe Woros lWp anu I'VE"
| tl"n'Psn,'e pnu') uohe' ray 10 D. Jay
Do0r' hu % lover.
~ H. 'h'Ih' fr9s'' Ahurew f!erGe' oash'l
,,, 70 ~ oo'"' D''ne ''sh'' ~ ioi'e' pres
I E D" ~ 49, 'ios'u'
I ['t, E 'ah" r 1nu''e'''' ciostu'
o'"r %T D''', "a =, i-H D. - r, c,,
t'n'cs Pm re-, 'apps prownley ossn
";ttieu oll' Gi''%e"s pI,'k, h"sus'I' we
,ai WIN " ''oAie' ra-
~ !" ~"i'e anu '"iIN' tmS'" 'inS co"'se
ot ,on Da"n' ~ Coosl ''i"'''' oioSeu'
o'eG r. ta az p DT"A' 6, n
u;,,lt H. n"',"i IeSue"'' 'oseP" Doe' N'sier
J ,,o, 1 DL pro o
tn 1 i' c.:.. r., =,
tnot"i 'osis u, RS, ~ NJ ~ ooss'', rs"
I Ok i.'' a., d" n ' Gas p, 'a
1t 49,, - ~ - 80 o"''s anu "a at '
-'i"Menc"'1 onn' N'"nc"es%T' =,
-, Las y Fa'ker' Ires' Mama" rarKer' Cash' J
oS' let. H., yig. snip ana Mercury-s'eamooat
between the officers names. Paper very poor
os, wig. cattle, &c, engraved by loppan, Car
penter Co., N. Y.
5s, let. A, Wig. group OF cattle-Nathan Parker,
cash, J. w. Parker, pres Oct. 3, 1915.
-HdnYncturers, Bank' New Ipswich;
tJonas Nj. Melville, Pres, e. Barrett, Cash.
2's, Perkins stereotype plate.
hifcAG'"Gs' .Ro",t UETcN'rnr i."!'ioau, &C.
iUs' Wig blacksmith; on lett ead man ana gram
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES
Eor pnuadeIpnia and New XOrk-

For PnnadeIphia and New YORK
About 100 miles, S3-About 900 miles, lass.
Cars a Steamer ledue are ""t .
nil NJ S p M Daily, at ...... b A. NJ
DAILY exc. Sun. A. NJ. Daily, exc gun q ""
and . p. NJ. II T. NJ
For York and Columbia. Pa
So miles, 81 500 miles, $2.l25.
Daiiv At ,'D' .9A.M. Daily, exc Sun, A. Nj.
nall exc Sun 4 p. NJ. and g. p. M.
For Washington city
40 miles, 81 CO. Ono round trip tickets issued.)
Daily, at .......9 A. NJ
md 6lpM Daily, exc Sun p p NJ.
For Cumberland, &c.
l7S miles, ST.
For Euicott's Mills and Frederick
Is miles 60 cts.-61 miles, S2lO.
DaiIv,.....7!A. NJ. Daly,.... 80. b p. NJ
Daily, exc. Sun. p. NJ. "iiyexc' sun !" a NJ
Harper's Ferry and winchester, Va
81 miles --lll miles.
Cars leaye daily IA. NJ. Daiy,.........6 p M.
For Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va
$50 miles, S..
D,iIv s'e exe' Sun. p. NJ Daily, exc Mon. A. Nj.
AT PHILADELPHIA
For New York
Cars or q Steamer Leave
Daily, Northumberland and A. NJ ana p NJ
For Baltimore 90
Daily, at ..-.................. ~ =. ",
Daily, exc. Sun..... .......f A. NJ anu % e '
AT NEW YORK
For Boston,
Cars or Steamers ledUe
Daily, exc Sun ........o A. NJ anu f. :"
For Philadelphia
D,u, eve and A. Nj. and a. P. Nj.
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for Boston, via Long Island Rail Road
closes daily, excepting Sundays, at II A. NJ.
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stonng'on ana
Providence, closes daily at 81 p. M
The steamboat Mail, via Norwich ana "orce''e'i
for Boston closes daily at 3 p. M
The great Southern Mail, including the Mail also l9'
the Western States, closes daily at A. M; anu
except on Sunday, at p NJ, on which ia''e' "'y
at Il p.
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POST OFFICE.-MAILS
Are conveyed by Rail Road Cars and Stages daily.

CLOSE: DUE:
Eastern daily ,ex Sun SA M.&7P.M M. Dam q 5p M
Great Southern. A. M.........75 P. NJ.
Sunday p M.,........b A Nj.
Washington City. sam, 4 p M. LEX P NJ
Western. % A. h''''''' r. "
Winchester, Va.eX Sun. % A. M....'.''.''o2 P NJ
York Pa Route, eX. sun. - A. Nj. ....''.'.o2 P NJ
Norfolk, daily ex. Sun. ) p Mo- .'...t A M.
Annapolis Md, cX. Sund 5 a. M......'.''o2 A. NJ
Delaw are, E. Shore DIVA.
Somerset & Worcester M.ll p. NJ.
CO., Md Sunday, Tues
day & Thursday
Up counties of E.Shore,)
Md, Monday, We'd IS A. M.....,....3 p. M.
uesdav and Saturday )
Upper Marlboro Route
Monday, Wednesday S9P. Nj. ......'.o A. NJ.
and Friday,
Pt.Tobac' oRoutc, We'd 20, M.
nesday and Sunday, 5
Westminster Route, J
MONDAY; Wednesday 6p' "'.''''''''' P NJ
and Friday,
Bel Air. daily, ex. Sum. 5 A. M.'....'''.-2P p NJ
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Letters composcd of one more pieces oil paper,
but not exceeding half in weight, sent any
distance not exceeding 300 miles. ........5 cents
ANY distance over 800 miles. .........l0 cents
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION.
American Mail Steamers.-The following are the
rates of hostage prescribed by the act of the Sd of
March lS45 for mailabe matter sent by this line TO
Europe:-
Upon all letters and packages not exceeding half an
ounce in weight.... ..... nc
For all letters and packages over half an
ounce and under one ounce. .4Sc.
For every additional half ounce. loo.
For every letter, newspaper, pamphlet,
and price current ......'... 'o''
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EOREIGN STEAM s. OTHER PAClAEIs'
fDays of Sail lingo
The British Steamers leave as follow:

ypha French Steamers leave as 1oi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29
FOREIGN NEWS

BT The
STEAM SHIP BRTTaN.NI9.

Inc Britannia arrived at Boston the IIIi, Win
Liverpool dates to the 4lh instant.
Large sales Of Western Flour was made at Liver
pool the Sd instant at "a shllings, being decline
Of shilngs; but that price cannot be realized for
any considerable quantity the hour of the steamers
sailing.
Richmond and Alexandria Flour was selling at 33
shillngs per barrel Ohio via New Orleans 81 shil-
hngs. Canada - % shillings.
The whole Flour trade, owing to the scarcity of
money! the promise of the abundant harvest, and the
immense arrivals, Is in a very depressed condition.
Indian Meal 20 to 2Lshillings per barrel.
Corn AS sd, 20 ADS per quarter.
Cotton has advanced SO penny per pound since the
departure of the last steamer.
The fever was prevailing in Liverpool; eight Cath
Ole Priests had died in the last two MONTHS having
caught the disease in visiting the sick.
The accounts in relation to the potato disease are
exceedingly conflicting. The growing crops are in a
fine state of forwardness and the weather favorable.
The Bogue Ports in the Chinese Seas captured
and completely destroyed by the British land and ma
val forces on the 10Th Of April. There were SIC
pieces of artillery seized and spiked "a hours
Father Matthew has received pension of EDO per
year from the Crown.
Rumor says that the Pope declines making Bishop
for Cork
Jenny Lind is the greatest possible attraction in
London. She is engaged to sing for two nights in Scot
land, Glasgow and Edinburgh, at remuneration Of
fI000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29

honest minds results from their knowing precisely
the true character Of what they oppose But has
entered into minds suspect them OF any conscious
design to the civil power with which their country
have entrusted them tor the purpose OF breaking down
religion, and building up another either at home or
abroad. Their uniform professions, the proclama-
tons Of the commanding officers in the field, and their
conduct far, references the Religion OF the Mexi-
people, ree the ISLANDERS Of the Express this sub
ject. The only public evidence slight it was, the
contrary a speculation in the Washington Union of
The lh Of May, which has been dsavowed by the gov
ernment The burst o indignation with which the arti-
Gle denounced by the secular press Of the whole
country is strong reutalOn of the SANDER uttered by
the Express against his Protestant countrymen, when he
would have hs believe that the ireemen of America in
the 18th century carrying the with Mexico, in
the same spirit lhrt which animated John Knox and
his followers in the Reformation of Scotland three hun
dred years ago. We make ample allowances for the pre-
JUDGES Of Protesants whether supporting the war; OPP
posed IT, but bound TO say. that considering the
rium plant position of in Mexico the character
OF country will be elevated the esteem of foreign
nations consequence Of the Difference and respect paid
by gallant army the religious rites and worship Of
the Mexican people.