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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

John Barter, of the murderers Of Col DAvEEPoT,
has been again DEATH The Court then read
him the act of the last Illinois Legislature, granting
him the choice of being hung imprisoned in the Penn
Tertiary for life He chose the latter punishment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

0ETIinois has again been called upon for an sddi-
tonal regiment of volunteer infantry, and CON-
pany of mounted men. This makes SIR regiments OF
volunteers which Illinois has furnished for the war
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

Santa Annals cork leg was brought to New Orleans
by company G., 4th regiment Illinois volunteers, by
whom it was captured. They viii have fun over it
in the Sucker State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17
TAIIORIyG.

u\HE undersigned respectfully inform the citizens city and
Vicinity that they have opened Tailoring Establishment
on Meridian door south Of f. j. Perks store and next door
10 Drs. Mears Billiards. Office where they will be prepared
TO attend all kinds of business the above line the
and most fashionable and prices that cannot al 70
please. ONEAL K CRACkSOf.
indianapolis, June Is, 1877. Sow
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

0Ez-col. Monroe has withdrawn from the Senatorial
'seansass in Washington county. John l. Morrison,
Esp, IS the only Democratic candidate. COL NJ.
is candidate for Representative.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

6-r The Washington Union Of The Both. says it is
highly unjust to General Scott to assert or to nsnu-
ate, that he is not the author Of the proclamation
which bears bis name It is yeryrerain that neither
the administrator nor Mr.. Trist had any agency
whatever in its production.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

Messrs. CoRcoRAN & RIGGS Of Washington, d. c.,
have given $1,000 for the relief of Ireland They
are the brokers who obtained large proportion OF
The late Government Loan, about which SO much has
been said.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, March X0-6 r. NJ.
The stock market opened little better this morning
Sales greater extent than usual were made slight
Improvement In prices Morris Canal went up per
cent; Harlem u Vicksburg Is (; East Boston u Nor.
witch & Worcester y Reading Railroad fell of y per
cent.
At the Second Board there was further Improvement
IN Harlem Of u. per cent vicksburgh. 4 Norwich
and Worcester y Morris Canal fell off, 4; and Read.
ing closed at prices cure mt In the morning.
There appears to be very strong upward movement
In Morris Canal prices have advanced within the past
week four and Ave per cent. and the sales have been
quite large at the Improvement The whole movement
il cornering operation, and 1t would be we for those
not in the game to keep clear Of It. 1t will make and
mar the fortunes Of many speculstors add the grant
crash, when 1t comes will sink the TO deeper
depth than has touched We would advise the out
siiers TO give this stock a wide berth
The Union Insurance Company If st. Louis have de-.
clared semi annual dividend of twelve and half per
cent.
The Citizens Bank at Worcester, Mass, ssmi.asnual
dividend Of three per cent.
The importance Of the trade between this country and
the Zoli vsrien every year becoming apparent
The annual increase Il very large and the increase Ia
the population OF the German States will compare very
favorably with this country. We annex list Of the
Sovereign German States composing the Zall vsrsin.
GxBMAN 6rArHs COMPRISING THE ZoLL VHREIR-TnD
P0PvLArisN.
A-Stotes which accedsd with their whole territory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
Musical.

ITALIAN OrRHA-The favorite opera Of PLombardi,'
for has become favorite again presented a.
Pamos last evening. II Is with feeling of regret that
bid adeu to the sterling music of this opera although
feel assured that Its place will be admirably supplied
by that which is to follow. The performance last
ing excellent the leading parts performed in
which adds to the praise due for former presen
tatioDs We are sorry TO find fault with anything but
justice to Bsrl end Bensde.ti csims that should
ce the fault Of the chorus in the third Of the third
act, where the psci inferno out of tune in AL
cJai!' The chorusss In lombard, however, have
done much credit to the performers, and this
mistake they have promptly sustained the leading pers
throughout the series Of nights which has witnessed the
presentation Of this beautiful opera. There night
in the present and that Wedne given
to " Lucia" which will then be performed happy con-
cluson fer successful term the opera need ask
CHaIsrrI MINsrRrLs continue nightly to draw crowd.
ed houses respectable families have been denied
admission in consequence Of every seat having been
filed Such Of attending Ehopsan repre-
senation we have witnessed in this city Chris,y
knows hot cater for public taste and hence the untr.
mental of his unrivalled troupe.
TsE swus BELL RINaEps commence q series Of enter.
tersnments in this city, at the Tabernacle Monday
evening, April i9th
THs ETHIOPIAN OrgnA SERESipERs have Just eopcu'.
cd Southern tour, and proce eding East.
ern trip. This company is under the mansg ement
Henry Watson, better known 10 New Workers Cover.
nor Dorr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

IHs CALIroRNn RKeNENr.-We have accounts
rom valparaiso, which state that tn 9 ships Loo
Ohoo, Capt. Hatch, and the Susan Drcw, Capt
Putnam, with part OF the California regiment
from this city, arrived at that place in fine spirits
The former arrived on the 2oh December, and
the latter on the 18Th January Both vessels sailed
again for California on the Esd January.
From tho Boston Advertiser. March 2el
We are indebted friend for the folio wing among
other int sence from Valparaiso up TO Jan az shin,
Loo Choo Hatch, and Susan Drew, Putnam from New
York, with part Of the California regiment arrived at
Valparaiso. the former the lsh nifty da IRON Rio
Jansiro, the latter the l9h in fly days from Rio
JaaeiTo and both saei on the as for California u y
sloop OF war Prebs 6ny seven days from RIO Jsnero
did not arrive 81 Valparaiso until Jan .6 three day
after the Leo Choo and susan Drew had sail ed The
ship Thos Pethins ATher with another portion OF the
regiment, which left Rio In company with the others,
not reported 70 have touched, nor do We know If II
Was 50 intended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

THE BLACK SEA The Steele quotes the iol,ow,
Ing Litter from Odessa Of the asth III; ne trade
Oiessa more hour.hng nan ~ 1850 sn ne
course Of that wear 4it vessels eneted our hernor
and blo sailed from It rhe exports amounted to ~ :
76s 05s cve roublestel 0s2 aao and the impor, 20
total Of 40 40a r,ubss sot snoe ing az increH~e a.
comoared wns tho amount OF the precedinv yeer, OF
aia ano r,ubies The imports Of 1916 consissd $40
soa ec,ivs roubss (1s3S5 1osf 10 mere lze ard
! ora 20, rublss Il 6ls a2Jl IN specie The wheat ex-
r,d I.st yesr exceeded 900 600 tzewers rspresen.
~ value ofl6 900 90 defective roubles 900 900 0O)
The lsrgest quantity Of grain ever exported from Odessa
IN one year There still 1T OIessa on the LIST
Inst 7a5 900 tzstwers Of wheat Q,6l6 $50 hsctores)
ana os con tzetwers OF other grain $50 hectores
besides % 900 tzetwsrs ofdax Seed"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
Th, Herald for Furope.

The next edition of the Herald for Europe vii,
be published tomorrow, the slst of March, at
twelve o'clock, in time to 90 by the Hiber
MAS mails, which will leave here on that day.
It viii contain several hghly interesting letters
from Me-, and Mrs. Bennett, on the political and
social condition of Europe; the correspondence
between the War Department and Gen. TAYLOR,
VII oh is Of great importance at the present time;
the latest intelligence from the Army and Navy |;
and perchance Of battle between Gen. Taylor
and Santa Anna; full and graphic accounts Of the
stormng of Vera Cruz and the Castle OF D
Juan de Uds, in case they shall be received IN
time a lis, of the vessels Of war and transports
in the Gulf; the latest accounts from New Mexi-
co the details Of the revolution in Mexico;
Washington correspondence proceedings OF the
New York State Legislature a fun report OF the
Hon. T. Butler Kings speech at the comph-
,nentary dinner given to that gentleman by the
merchants nj New York correspondence from
all parts of the country full reports Of the New
York markets; besides variety OF commercial,
political, financial, and miscellaneous infelii-
gence.
It will be embellished with portrait of the
amented Captain Rathbone, of the packet ship
Colu abis; an accurate engraving OF the town
OF Marin; of the city of Vera Cruz; Of the Castle
of 8. Juan de UlIa; Of Saltillo; and a map Of
the 6-ld of opera.ionsin Northern Mexoo.
Single copies CT cents, in wrappers, ready for
the mail, or % per annum in advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
Political and Personal.

The towns Of Manlius, Cammus, Clay, Lsfayet o
Dewitt and spoord in Onondags county have ordered
license"
The House Of Representatives Of Venezuela has
hrmed the grant made to vespasan Ellis for the exclusive
navigation Of the Orinoco by steam during period OF 81
years.
Hon. Henry Clay, who left New Orleans on the LIST
instant for his residence In Kentucky, intended to stop
few days at hatcher, Miss.
John w. Stevenson, Esq of Covington, Kentucky has
been nominated by democrat meeting In Mason coun
~, csndrate for Congress from that Tbbatts div
trot. Major John p Gaines, who was lately captured
by tho Mexican General Mnon, Ia the wing candidate
His friends calculate upon his release before the Derl
meeting OF Congress
Hunter Woods Esq, hes been nominated ss the demo.
cratic candidate for the Legislature to represent the city
OF Norfolk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

NEw Posr ROUTE FROM THE ATLANTIC TO THE
PAcITio.-The new Ministry IN Chill profess more
oefsit, in their poll than their predecessors They
have recalled some Of tho persons exed for alleged poll
ucai offences last year They have also opened the trade
uor several years back prohbed with the provinces
the ArgeDns republic and re established post for tho
Conveyance OF mails the Corders Of the Andes
70 busnos Ayres Taking advantage of this post, col.
iespondenco might be convey ed hence TO Buenos Ays
IN ABOUT hfteen days during the summer months, and
with steamer from Buenos Ayres to England the whole
dsaIce could be covered in 40 &c a. days. which would
beat the Panama route by some sdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
The News Of tho Nrs at BattIe--Tremendou
: emeuk

The city was thrown into a state of the greatest
ex 'itement yesterday afternoon, by the intelli-
genoe of the defeat of Santa Anna by Old Rough
and Ready. AL previous accounts and reports
appear to be confirmed; indeed, sufficient is known
to convince the most credulous that two or three
severe battles have been fought between the
Americans and Mexicans.
The news OF these desperate fights electrified
The whole city. II created greater sensation
than the intelligence of the battles of Palo Alto and
Resaca de la Palma. 1t produced the greatest
enthusiasm, and Old Rough and Ready was
placed on the highest pinnacle of military fame
by the people. When we take into consideration
that the Mexican force was over twenty thousand
effective men, and the American force less than
six thousand, the result of the conflicts appears
truly extraordinary.
Tue details Of the battles will be- looked for with
the most intense interest and anxiety. We give
all we resolved yesterday, on the outside of this
days Hsrdld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

Portable Shaving Gases, OF the most coma.
pact form and elega.t finish beautiful appsadsRs tho
tot ct tsois aud the most so%pls!s yet 70 the
materials be affected ny change of climate.
g. SAUNDERS < sou, 1T Broadway,
A few doo's above Coutands e.
Metallic Tablet Razor strops.-Merchants
and dealers invited call and examine the various
Of the above at the manufacturers
@. SAUNDERS K SON, III Broadway
A few doors above Courtlandt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

NEWSPAPER PosrAeK We have received let
ter from subscriber in Aquakanack, New Jersey
stating that the Postmaster If that place pels
HIM to pay three cents postage on each Herald.
We would respectfully call the attention OF the
said Postmaster to the instructions lately Issued
from the Department at Washington. Our sub
scnben are requested not to submit to any post
b age extor'ion, in any way or shape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

second Psrt-7s. II, TO- 81, IS IS, 81, SO. 81, %.
Arrival OF Strangers In New York.
MARCH %
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w. &. Peut, Norwich; ". w Wilson, On's,io; J Bird
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Ma on:y g. ,ts, hens = spriugsss DO; L;,.b.
Kics'on, n. q; J. g. huat sni Lady Baltimore, Capt
Kempton Railway
A. c. Tiff, Auleboro'; w. Cooper. Europe; j. a. sm,tn
Lews:on. Va; w. Coo, Olen's falls; A. g. Wsshhorda
butemuts, y, y; J. Hopper O,0ndsga; L. "a oSnMu
Bnuemut: John Mo,e.. rsssrs,n' n Ty,re 1Hr,S
B,inhridge; A. Richmond, n. Fellows, new fosx' "
| A. Baker. Phlsde,phia
THE BLACK SEA The Steele quotes the follow
Ing Litter from Odessa Of tho 19th ul' - ne trade
Oessa was never more fourishng than IN ls4o IN h'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

The comet will cross the plane Of the esrhs orbit
the 10th inst (MondAy) at midnight and the tail will
sweep the plane the Same evening about
o'clock. This comet was discovered at Cambridge, on
the Ath inst by Bond ESQ., assistant at the observa
tory there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
Attack on Vera Cruz.

The public on the qui rive for news from
Vera Cruz. We may now hourly look for the re.
suit of the combined naval and military attack on
that point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
Mo. Ils Canal.
pu,LApsLPnIA. March "a, 1857.

From the Pablo Ledger
n The shares Of the Morris Canal Company have been m
proving price for several ca aud u.dersand that
large the stock has asen on the mTke 20
hold nve.ment also stated tn, ;.tusn
oil the stock Ia the possession OF tho VIZ
have efsd upon its purchase wh the view o.
the Canal busnes aais vi tne woH sne mat
they sdy centred upon the 10 bs elected IS
Directors II the setug ofths stoeshods 70 be held 10
April the Of the coal trade
Of hi, sts the owners q this Canal 70 pis
opened bushes. the 3h # April north s.,,sr
than All rho on the line oil he vera
progressing sstsastoy and with the iasf.s,ed a;teu'
ton which certain isins individuals are ealing 20 II,
business will DOUBT DO nmsuss-
ly inee sed what last ,ssrssms o. ne more
saagune among stockholders asserting a. their belief
that e IscsPt for toll, coal scus hs ear w i.e. r
the Ia named Canal Is IS cents 90 the Morris ~ cents
provided hroue Tor any snsrcr os.ss one
mile and stsel ~ essu Th Csut u n,nety
thu, far bees great los. 70 xnsr. bs sas
tbs OF whose abors seems e have been 70 divert me
work from its gunsts purpsse OF canal aaese 3saE
ing t il earnestly dsred that TIE present ell ri deem
the wuk from present sonro and place Il Ia the hands
OF men who viii make isay ussfu ss attended
with suecss-and the indications s's that n will be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

To the Brooklyn Pubilc.-Robsrtson, pre-
prstor Of Pie ak Hat and Cap maaafsctoi Fa'toa
erect has lately opsnd branch store At g. fo,on sss
wea ing ooklyn, syssn Of large
sales aId ,ms profits the PECULIARLY of Which
it's Tesus consists eoabrg him flrasn his
cn,tomsr: With Has equal y fai.h style. Durability and
blshment. Of Broadway &C prices IS per cent lower
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

News PROM Havana The brig Brazil, Captain
Bevins, arrived at New CLEANS from Havana,
more marine disasters on the coast Of Cuba
The British bark Buteshire, Capt Cunningham, was
wrecked tho night of the 23d ult, the Mucara'
about I've miles ~ OF La Punta del piamante (Dia
mond Point) The crew saved and arrived at Ms.
tanzas board the coastng schooner Minerva the
9Th inst The Buteshire was from London to Havana
Sss tons burhen, and consigned to Messs vloldo and
Wardrop.
The Engsh brig Nancy. bound in ballast, from Kings
ton 10 Cienuegos totally lost Cape Breton about
the same time. The and passengers were picked
up by small Spanish armed vessel called the Donacion
and TAXI into Trinidad
The brig Cumberland went ashore at the place
few days previous
The English schooners Thomas Pierce and Racer, ar
rived the 9th from the Colorados, with cargoss Of
-four and materials the wreck Of the ship Ocean.
The captain and Of the Ocean passengers on
board the schooners.
The British mail schooner Lee, left the nth, for
Vera Cruz with the mails intended for the steamer The
British steamer of Vesuvus expected TO arrive
shortly at Havana, with the mail from Mexico, which
had been prepared for the Tweed
Several Mexican schoo ners were 10 port at Havana
Three Of them advertised for sale in the Havana
pepers.
The frequency Of wrecks has awakened general alter
tion and the government 10 loudly called upon for
lighthouses to be constructed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

Premium GOssamsf s.-stranGsrs In
of and elega.t article the shsps Of WIG or
Tsupes Sfors leaving would DO well 10 ~ sne ~
the extensive of rsaey made o0ssamer
Wies as 0icert Firtchsrs Practical Hair Caters and
Wig Makers. No l7s Broadway, sopp ,ss Howard hesi'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

To Butchers-A stall aud stand for SALE
doing bu,ns ofRvs cattle week Il Of he vsV be-!
loo. toas oas Of he down iowa markets The ow"sr
sell yerv cheap he having other busn on hnd wheh
eats his giving that atteaon 10 IA necs'ssU.
for rt,culns address By A. B. q Herald e0sss
which will receive atts ntoa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
;S %ISE;. hFK KssDxo;Sp'

~ City and country papers which afsrd 10 Pobnsf
This nosies for week or two free Of charge VIII pisas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

most daholical attempt at poisoning was psrpetraed
by servant girls in the employ Of Mr.. NJ. l. Davis
Of Shreveport La on the 9th inst quantity Of arsenic
was throw into coffee pot and MIR D., his wife, and
two guests (Nr ind Mrs NJ Howell) pariook Of the
poisoned coffee. The attempted murders we're not effect
cd, however, and the women have been secured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

Ala IN ureIsnd.--Ths Committee on Bread
stus and Provisions inform their fellow ciiIsn, hroash
out hs ceuatry thar they Will be happy 20 sceve ~ r
buttons OF and Provisions and ship rnem ire o.
expsase TO GENITAL Commi,tse Of the society OF
for general Distribution among the p''
of and. -, l. .al-....d ~
.;,h,r 81 In Committee. The Geih from New foik 70
fr.iand, VIII be p.iS by ms British o.y.rnment
GEOHGE BARCLAY.
ROBERT M1NTURN. J
LANES REYBuH : Commn,ec
WILLIAM REDMOND,
ESQ McBki0E.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
INTERESTING SrArIsrIcs OF MORTALITY Died, at
Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Islsnd -
ThoMtslea

PAsK TnEArRE. Forrest appeared last evening at the
Park In the character Of Bap:sta Fsbro tho Broker
Of Bogota and sustained by Mr. JAMESON a. Anto
dc Cabarero. the cast being filed up by Mr. Barry