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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28


THE LAST MEXICAN NEws.-As late as Sept oath,
General Worth was acting as Governor of the city of
Mexico This is stated in letters of that date from
the Mexican capital, received by commercial houses
in Tampco. The outbreak Of the Leperos (rabbIe)
is represented have taken place about the 18th and
Santa Anna is said to have returned 20 the city from
Gaudaoupe Immediately after, with IL, QUO men and
% pieces of cannon.
From the fact that Gen. Worth was exercising the
functions of Governor in the capital on the 24th
evident that the story of Santa Annals re entering it
is all humbug AT any rate. his stay there must have
been very short
We are inclined to think that there was some dis
turbance in the city soon after It's capure and it is
possible there may have been collision between the
Leperos and detachment of troops But we
undertake TO say thai, whatever events may have &C.
CURED. they of small importance compared with
the Mexican representations of Them and did not at
all involve the safety of the American army or its
supremacy over the Mexican capital. One of the
runors in La Paria the grand catcl-aII f;,f such
things represents Santa Anna as having moved to-
ward Puebla with 20O0 horse. How this tallies with
the statement that he had re-occupied the city of
Mexico with 10000 men. In Pairia can perhaps ex-
plain.
AS TO Puebla, there is rather more chance of the
verify of the report, because is unavorabe to the
Mexicans. 1t represents the American garrison to
have been compelled to bomtard the town from the
adjacent heights which they occupied. A>former re-
port Represented the garrison to have been captured
A letter from Jalapa Of 10th September, states that
Major Lay had concluded to remain there until Gen.
Lanes division should come up. This is good news,
it nsures the safety of Major Lally's command,
which would be too much hazarded by advancing
without rc-enforcements.
We consider it entirely certain that none Of the
American Generals have been killed, and highly pro-
babe that of them have been wounded. The
Plcayune says,-Mexican accounts make the Ar6eri-
can loss IN the recent engagements exceed one thou
sand in killed and Wounded while more authentic
accounts from English sources set it down at four
hundred and seventy or eighty all told The number
of American officers killed said be 81 and the
number wounded 40. The only individual mentioned
among the killed is Capt. Abemare Cady, Of the 9th
infantry. an accomplished oficer. graduate of West
Point, aud native of New Hampshire.--N. Y Jour.
Of Commerce, Oct. Ia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

(6-See the advertisement of ARmTAGE q Co. II
one cannot be suited at their establishment, he must
be hard please, and should 60 bareheaded the rest
of the winter. Just give them CALI and if Uncle
Ben. recommends you hat, we think you will not
find ii of the way. He is halter by trade, and
a good Judge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN IN ROME. = Advces from
Rome state that interesting ceremony took place
in that city short time ago, namely. the installation
of Jewish Chief Rabbi. 1t should be observed that
the Jews of tac Ghetto, since the death of their high
priest Rabbi Beher, dozen years ago, had not been
allowed to appoint pontf in succession. The per-
son elected is named Israel Kassan, who was sum-
moned there from the borders of Lake Gennesereth
where he enjoyed reputation of sanciity and Tai
mudic lore. His birthplace was Jerusalem. and his
lineage is said to be traceabe for ten centuries
through long Levitical ancestry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER as, 1871.
~aasgs
s.s.s SSgS
HQi@E
WAR! WAR!

All persons in favor of vigorous prose
cution Of the war, towards effecting an
early and honorable peace, are requested tC
attend an adjourned meeting, at the Eastern
Market House, on Saturday next, Oct. Both
Come every one. Speeches will be made
and we hope to see the Hoosier spirit fairly
manifested.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

0EFThe st. Louis Union says that Dr. Owen, and
bis'geologcal party at Prairie du Chen, ma
King out their report Of The summer exploration. The
work assigned them will require another years Ia
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

LAFAYETTE AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILRoA COMPANY.
AT meeting of the Directors of this company. at
Prareville, on Tuesday last. the Hon. Albert s. White
was elected President, aud Wm p Heath, Treasurer.
The President will discharge the duties of Secretary
for the time being.
The Board will hold another meeting on Monday
week. at Lafayette, for the purpose of appointing
Engineer, and taking such other initiatory steps, as
the interests Of the company shall warrant.
We presume that the most energetic efforts will be
put forth to speedy commencement, and sue
cessful prosecution of iae work = Lafayette Jour
nal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

BASK CIRCULATION ~ THE UNITED STATEs-
The gross circulation of bank notes in the United
States about January lst, 1890, was SCI 1913 s95 :;
January Isl, 1884. was s94.e3g. 80; January LIST.
1897, Sl49, is, sou; January lsl, l-40. Sll6.572
go; and on the 1st of January. ls43 Il had sunk to
S5S, sea. 6S5. Since that time IL has increased and
amounted in DECEMBER, ls45, 10 Sl5.552 Az, and
was about the same in December. lS4e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

GTIt is stated, says the Phadephia Ledger that
the affairs of Prime Ward Co.. as faf rs the Amer
lean creditors concerned, will worse
than feared. The amount. of Indebtedness -
about $4,000. Of which three Of the Wall sheet
hanks lose large amount stated at 5000. o00- The
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

Bishop Oaderdonk, in his appeal to the Convention
speaks Of the EpiscopfI Church 'portiun of tho
Church of Christ" He also speaks Of other portion.
Of that Church." We are not sure that al of his
brethren will approve Of such language
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

BosToS ExTERPRrsE.-A Boston company has pur-
chased the Mad River Railroad. and will have il in
operation from Sandusky to Cincinnati, early next
in eleven hours. From Sandusky to Buffalo the trip
will be made in thirteen hours. The other road from
Sandusky Mansfield. 90 miles is finished, and the
next section of 80 miles to Newark, to connect with
the canal is under contract The Bosonians are also
concerned in the lake shore road, designed to run
south Of Lake Erie and finally join Galena with Buff
alo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

NJ Mr.. EDMOND QUINcY, of Boston; in a letter to
his whig friends, thus speaks of wings and the Will
mot proviso:
"The leading wings, in and out of the city, care
very little about the Wimot proviso, the Mexican
war. the extension Of slavery, any thing else.
except high prices, fat dividends, and the chances Of
of6cs in the millsniaI days Of wing Presidency"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

Our CONSUL AT HAvANA.-It will be remember
ed that when the news of Paroles arrived here seve-
raj presses, and ourselves IN the number, censured
Mr.. Campbell, consul at Havana, for not having
sent person the steamer with Paroles, that the
authorities at Vera Cruz might be informed of his
rival at the earliest period. We have received from
Havana the following letter, defending Mr. Camp
BELL and in justice to him publish t.--Neto Orleans
Picauune, Sd instant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

LAW AGAINST SEDUcTIoN.-The Pennsylvania law
for the punishment of seduction makes it necessary
for the offence to be committed under the following
circumstances
1. There must be actual seduction of the female
by the male.
2. The female must be under the age Of twenty lone
years.
3. She must be of good reputation.
A. The seduction must have been accomplished by
means of promise of marriage; and,
D. Such promise of marriage must be proved by
other witnesses than the female seduced.
This law appears to be well guarded, but we i'm
agne it will rarely take effect.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

New PbAN.-The Washington Union publishes a
communication from "a Whg,' embracing the fol-
lowing plan for carrying on the war with Mexico:
Seveniy-five hundred thousand troops can &C.
cupy the whole Of Mexico; every State to be occu-
pied by sufficient force, whose commanding officer
should be instructed to disarm the Mexicans in the
particular State district of country assigned to him
and by constant expeditions from his headquarters
keep up such surveillance will prevent the col-
lection of troops of the enemy III his district and en-.
able him to draw the greatest of forage SUBJ
sistence and pay from the country. If such occu-
patton of the enemys territory is entire, we must gel
at their resources; if 1t is partial we may not.
Such mode OF carrying the war must be less
expensive than the present mode. Bloudshed must
cease, and success is certain; for if Mexico per-
ssts in her present reckless course, dsbandment-
of our troops in her midst must Amercanize her ter
rItory, and the Mexican must soon be absorbed
by the superior These effects will be Justly
chargeable upon her rulers.
claim for this plan that it is humane economical
and certain to succeed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

= GA poor 1cidoac relating to a neigh
Dor, how fond her husband was Of having good fire
how busy he would make himself in fixing il SO that
il would burn. "Ah. poor dear man." she continued,
Il hope he's gone where they keep good fires''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
HAvANA. Sept. %. 1917.

HAVANA, sept ID, 1871
Editors of the Ptcdyune-I perceive that there has
been excitement in New Orleans in relation to
the landing of Paredes in Vera Cruz, and DISPOSE
ton attach cefsure to the American consul for not
having taken such steps would have acquainted
Gov. Wilson with the fact of his (Paredes) being on
board the British steamer.
1t is generally believed in this city that the consul
had taken the necessary steps that he wrote to Gov
Wilson, aud also the collector of Vera Cruz; and
fearing the landing of Paroles might be effected be-
fore letters could reach these gen lemen through the
post office. he sought some other mode of sending his
communications. This was offered by Mr.. A. IL.
Carpenter who had been attached the qua rtermas-
ters department of Vera Cruz and who stated that he
had an acquaintance board the steamer who would
take charge of the letters and deliver them the first
visit of the boat from the house. This was
all appearance the best mode which could be selected
unless special agent employed for the purpose
of delivery, and have idea that any agent could
have heen engaged for less sum than from five to
SIX hundred dollars-and would the ". S. Govern
ment have sanctioned such expenditure for a pur-
pose so apparently useless For Paroles was well
known in Vera Cruz, and it would not have been
deemed probable that he who known to so many
could have eluaed the vigilance of or officers and
have escaped from the city. not that think his
val in Mexico is worthy of consideration You will
readily perceive perusng The above, that no blame
can be attached to consul in the affair.
AN AMERICAN RESIDENT AT HAVANA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

Union Of Oct. llth:
Annexation OF TExAs.ACol. james Reilly, who
was the Texan minister to the government of the
United States in lo42. publishes in the Houston Tel
egraph letter, in which he the position
taken by Ex-President Tyler. that be (Reily) with
drew the application for The annexation Of Texas to
the United States He saws he had any nstruc-
lions from the government of Texas 70 Withdraw tie
proposition for annexation, and assufedly would not
have done his own responsibility.
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Deg Is. ls46. .s:
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terSate in fclseupe 9ie6tsanmalpc panttIih unr
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Yter Uaueteten 5u psrfaufen.
llnJsfdhr ein 8tertbe,l uuter
aa ihrem lplrflid,cn I.ertb.

Ter llnterseihn te osrfauft pripntim pier
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liaen 8erinaunaen. 3srei. pen 80 sIdt.
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tlte @nlfe,nuna Ucm Natads uno gris.
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Canton ben d. glua. lS47 -S4-4m.
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care Of Boston Me,kur, Boston, M ass.
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pnnid,t innisit Ndheres aher ieiuen Ontel
III erfahren.
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oapon in &enutuiB su lreen.
Bictcr Sciba.
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pittSburg. ga. Suli, %. 1917.
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BaEADsrUFrs Flour Sales Of $500 barrels new Os
wego made at s. SIX and 400 500 do at 50 200
do straight brands Genesee made at 50 and 500 a
800 do new do at 80 064 900 do Union Mills Brooklyn.
sold so. sale Of Ohio was made to arrive at SO.
and lot little fancy in store at So O6 500 800 do
fancy Ohio, sold So IS at So az, which after
wards held at So 371S Southern, also frmer,
and 500 barrels Of Richmond country sold at So 2 and
about 500 barrels Georgetown and Baltimore sold
at the same price. Wheat-A lot of 1900 bushels of
damaged North Carolina sold at 97hc Another
lot of good Southern reported sold terms
derstood CornDuring the forenoon and early part
change, sales of 10 900 to 900 bushels
cludpg mixed, at $3.50 66c and fat yellow at 6Skc
Afterwards $500 do high mixed sold delivered at $50
1000 900 do including mixed and yellow SIC $50
and 900 do handsome yellow reported sold at 500
neat-A sale Of good New York was made at So %
RyeSales Of 900 bushels made at Sic s2c part
delivered and 1900 do sold at sac Oats were dull
and no sales reported Barley Sales of $500 bushels
made at $50.
Doors AND SHoEs.-The demand Is greater than the
supply whilst prices have advanced all descriptions
The advance since last year Is considered about 80 per
cent which, however only about equivalent to the ad
vance In wages and the raw material
CANDLES Sperm were firm at 80 with regular sales
COFFEE Sales OF 1000 bags made by auction at
$40 a7c. There We're no private sales reported
CorroN-There was more general attendance of
buyers to-day In market and the sales amounted to
1000 bales Mt our quotations. better feeling appa
rent and the only obstacle to large transactions the
article arose from the difficulty Of eectng
OF bills against shipments.