Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-02
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.
Ten Days Later From EurODe,

FHTteT decline an BreadStafs. Continued Pressure
Of the Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30, l A. NJ.
The steamer Granddaughter has arrived from Liver
pool, bringing dates to the 14th inst inclusive
The receipts of -four and grain from foreign ports
were large, which IN connection with the continued
favored prospect of the growing crops caused urher
depression in prices.
The pressure of the money market, was also unfa-
vorably affecting the markets.
There was decided Improvement in foreign Ex-
changes owing principally to the state of the Bank
Of England.
further decline in Flour was looked for, and it
was the opinion of some that prices would 90 down TO
% shillings.
Farther from Mexico.
Arrival q the steamer misunderstanding Par
ticuldrS.
PITTSBURGH, August %, 9 A. NJ.
BY the arrival of the Galveston we have Tampico
dates to the l4lh. and Brasos to the 18th inst
The correspondent of the New Orleans Picayune
gives the particulars of the attack on the wagon
train, brief account of which we received from
Richmond YESTERDAY.
The gueras came down in strong force upon tire
front, centre and of the line but were repused
aud forced through the pass by men. Two Off
GERS and eight men on the American side were So
verely wounded In The engagement, eight of whom
have since died.
LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.
PITTSBURGH, Aug 30, A. NJ
BY the arrival Of the steamer Havana at New Or
leans we have dates from Vera Cruz to the 18th IN
slant.
Ex-Presdent Paredes arrived on the Royal English
steamer TIebout. She was telegraphed at the Castle
about o'clock in the morning by private signals,
known only to Merchants of the city His reception
was prepared for and while changing the mail he was
mounted and with his servants made good his escape
from the city.
Letters from Havana state that he was on board
under the assume of II. Don Martina, and to
look out for him, bt it was too laie-'.the bird had
flown" Col. Wilson who was to have commanded
The train which left Vera Cruz on the ill., died on the
18th instant.
Latest Dispatches By Lake Erie Telegraph
Sudden ID nth of SsIGs W right.
despatch from the Hepburn Telegrapher of the
LAKE Erie Line at Cleveland, addressed to Mr.. o.
Reilly, and dated at half past twelve o'clock this
mQrnng, states that intelligence had been received
from Buffalo by the steamer Nile, confirming The ac-
counts of the death os Silas Wright statesman,
whose connection with the politics of the nation and
whose association with tie next Presidential question,
VIII cause his loss be on-idered one of the most
important events of the season.
The Saturday evening edition Of the Buffalo Com
mereial Advertiser Che Telegraphic despatch adds
mentions that the deal of Gov Wright occurred,
from appoplexy at his residence in Canton, St. Law
renee county. Northern New York, ON Friday, Aug.
27th at o'clock in the morning.
Death of Governor DOfr.
The New Bedford Mercury ANNOUNCES. on the au-
thority of private letter. the death Of Thomas w.
Dorr. at Providence, Rhode Island on the 2lst in
slant. KS
VOLUNTEERS FOR MExIco-THE RIPLEY GUARps.-
This Company has 80 members, and is ready to
proceed TO Mexico at any time its services may be
copied.
The members are all from Ripley Co.. friends and
acQuanances united IN one common cause jealous 10
appear in their countrys arms, and eager to Start
the high road to fame, where the meritorlous
To hnd reward. The Epembers will enjoy the socieiy
Of their associates and companions and will have the
services OF two experienced physicians, of sick
ness which will render the trip safe and pleasant
ThewIiing disposition manifested by the young men
Of Ripley to join their countrys STANDARD reflects hon
or and credit the county and leaves an impression
Of gratitude in the minds of those who raise tue conpa-
ny which time cabnot cface. 20 ambitious young men
can YET be received after which no more can be admit
ted.
P. S. From late news we expect the compsny will
get of soUr,-Dem. Fog.