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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

VELOCITY or CANNON SHoT.-From an extended
series Of experiments made at the Washington Arse
na with the ballisc pendulum, by Capt. Mordeca If
the Ordnance Department. it has been determined that
the velocity of thiry-wo pound slio, varies from
twelve tn nineteen hundred feet per second. making
an average Of about fifteen hundred feet per second
or nearly twenty miles per minute. Tie velocity Of
the electric wave along the telegraph wire is nearly
2eO.c coo mills per second, compared with which. the
speed OF the cannon ball is almost quiescence.-Jour
nj Com.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

TENiE undersigned of the Estate Of EsGov James
deceased will Thursday nth day of January.
House,
indianapolis offer for sale the highest bidder all the personal
said James b. Ray deceased Centre township. in
County following articles
Wit Hume and Smolets England Johnson D
Peters Digest Conoyers Digest Index Russell Crimes.
horse and various other articles OF personal property be-
the following Thursday January
lsh 1919 will offer the residence Of - MoCur
about nine miles north
following personal belonging
said estate towt: heiiers nlow, &c Terms OF sale
all dollars and under lash hand and for all
date.
we'd security without f Whatever from valuation
app avs WM SULLIVAN,
npcf 1915 1xl- iulnss rafor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


Petitions. d.. introduced.
BY MIR Dobson, 10 egaIIze sale OF certain tract OF
land a case referred TO the judiciary commit
By MIR Rice, of Jonsthan r. Brown and others for d.
vorce referred select committee.
By Mr. l;undy, from sundry citizens of Dudley town
ship Henry county that two school districts may be
united referred 10 education committee
BY Mr. Kelso, To straighen county line OF Ohio coun-
" referred o select committee.
By Mr. Graham, of William Rush referred
Ey MIR DOnOhue, 10 abolish certain county ofhces IN
Putnum county aud for other purposes; referred
By Mr. kelso, petition and remonsirance relative to
removal Of the county seat OF Switzerland county re-
ferred.
By Mr. Ross. of Wabash, for plank road referred
By Nr Harlan Of james Brownlee and Others for To-
cation of State road.
By Air Johnston, petition referred without reading
Reborfs from Standing Committees
BY Mr. Hunt, from committee on benevolent and scien-
tihe against leglslang on the SUBJECT OF
petition Of citizens Of Clark county relative TO sale OF ar
dent spirits
Reports from Select COMMITTEES.
Bv Mr. Meredith relative sale of ardent spirits in
certain township in Wayne county.
BY Mr. Downing, from committee appointed to examine
Sat. bonds
By Mr. Rppey, to repeal law therein named so far as
Elkhart county is concerned
Bus Introduced.
BY Mr. BIakemore, relative TO seminary funds in Cass
county.
BY Dir Parker TO locate State road.
By Mr. Dobson to extend Lawrenceburgh and Rush
willie Railroad rules suspended and read second time.
BY Mr. Drake. to change part of Indianapolis and Pen
dleion State road.
BY Mr.. Johnson of D., providing for election of town
ship assessors in Dearborn county.
Iv Mr. Cox, to- amend act relative TO Lawrenceburgh
and Nashville railroad.
On motion OF Mr. Wolfe, the report of com ntee To
whom referred bill incorporate railroad compa
nv 10 construct road from Terre Iaute Evansville,
taken up and question of concurrence III report
which recommended the indehnI'. posponenent OF the
bill the yes and noes called; ayes 20 noes OIL
On motion, the bill referred to the judiciary COM
miitee
On motion Of Mr. Edwards, taken on the
passage of the bill extend the Lawrenceb urg and
Nashville railroad ihird reading reconsdered
and motion OF Mr.. kelso, laid on the table.
The House then proceeded I" the orders of the day
messages from the Senate End bills second reading
On motion, House adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Orders NJ the Day.
Bill attach certain territory of Wells county to the
county Of Blackford indefinitely postponed
The Speaker laid before the House n communication
the Governor resgnng his Office Governor of the
State
On motion Of Mr.. Meredith the communication was
ordered to be spread upon the journal.
On motion, the House dourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Fire HtTs HoaIa y Inalgrcpois. aHc mar lae VI.
and l. Raj Road.
30 Acres.

cuirdd 4 good Heu q bafer besides nerer
fiiag 4 ed Frame Llosng House and Brick Smoke
House Il LBgs sad Coss;Rsdl ms frofas Bara
rE Vie nnc!easci portion this tarn tns a'at q acres
well tu.eei valuable Rufng and Ran lniber
Tract and productive sol In the
country 1t lies sufficiently high aud rolling lis hcaiion Is IN
health
Rad Road aiad ready facility 10 lie produce TO any mar
The tOraile good ordeSncn as 10 tna-
bic purchaser with but fng 10 make the Farm al once
profitable
The properly must seem day appreciated Persons wish
purchase will The m themselves
more deemed Persons
f examining the ar referred 10 Jacob Turner east OF
indianapolis MI Dunn Who lives the premises 81 Tor ino
undersigned
will described Farm price which, considering
advantages will nducemen Ia The purchaser which ne
scarcely with county. IL will be desahie
half Cash hand The Tor the remainder
will be liberal aud accommodating. II. BATES.
II. 6w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
SENATE CHAMBER. Dec. o. lS4S.

Messs Chnpmans 4 Spdnn II observe in a communica-
ton. published your paper signed H. H. Barbour, the fol-
lowing: The chat man, Mr. MIlliken) said he
no had said hc would for Nj flanagan, but that
his letter satisfactory 10 him How much bis sur endcr
worth those senators who heard him boast afie ards
open Senate Of his unifom aud opposition
Nj. H. Judge The Intention of the foregoing leave
the imp that did intend sulpo, Mr.. H4nnrga
II nominated Such i not the fact AfeI receivin. Mr.
H. letter on the subject OF slavery, did intend sup
port ham If he received the nomination, aud nothing that
have said IN "open Senate elsewhere will justify the
in.inuation above quIei You.s, Sc,
JAS. p. MILLIKEN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
Free Soil STATE Convention.

The Free Democracy the taii Of the Stale
are requested 10 meet immediately and appoint delegates TO
alei the Free Soil STATE Convention be held 18Th
OF Jsnuai a. Indianapolis, card date for Cow
ehoi ana Lieut. G'veInr. NJ Inc Is ~ hc lot A. nsf
teas al Importance the fie. D-noc acv Will discussed
~ - hoped that whre dri. regularly appointed,
the ilends Of Fee Sill will come up IN mas~
CALVIN FLETCHER,
JAS SULGRONE
a. A. AckLEY.
L. y NOBLE.
PlILlF >PONARLE,
. STATE Central Committee.
n H. Papers friendly ~ please cunv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
NDMINISTHATOR,s SALE.

fE'E undersigned OF the estate Of David Armen
trout late OF Marion county Indians deceased W.T. the
.0h da. Of January 1872 the late residence OF said decedent
sspp south Of Mary and the city
sl
OF said DAVID Armentrout decreased Consisting Of
clocks bureau, book beirad cooking
ktrhen furniture umber shingles brirk
mcnt OF carpenters tools.
TrRN sALrFor all of three dollars and under cash
hand, md all dollars,
months from date viii be given the purchaser making
with approved security and without any from
valuation apprasemcnt laws
ueremher 22 lsss. 90 3Ns SOIOM ~ CRUISE. Admr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
sEIERIFr,s SALE.

Of a directed from The
ID office Marion Circuit Court will expose 10 public
sa the An 1879 nj the Court House door
Lonr prescribed by
the rents and OF the o"ing real estate
Lot No. @ in square n the town Of indianapolis.
the full of said Interest
ne aud the fee simple
Of said Taken the property OF Henry and jacob
Ohr Drake Ezaeh Cost Admr &c Of
= Csrper I'D Elizabeth Carper
his wife. CHARLES c. CAMPBELL,
3w sheriff MariOn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

AT the Carlisle House this city, the Both inst.
by the Rev. Mr. Gurley. Mr. JONI SLOAN of this ci-
ty. to Miss LOUISA NJ. Hubs. of ST. Louis, Mo.
Accompanying the above we received the usual
printers fee in The shape Of fine large pound cake.
We tender The pn ries hearty congratnlatlons
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
Peru and indianapolis i.sIiiroad.
N0TlGH. TO RED2eE:tsA.

rENE Will receive sealed proposals 10 and on
construction and
pleOn the pestctnre including all the work not enTae
complete the
of
rairoa ready for the rails
The plans the specifications and terms VIII be open
previous day Lifting The ole 20 he
completed before IN first day Of septemhcr NEXT Payments
Propositions however will be considered with reference 10
payments part cash AMI STOCK the company N that
CONTRACTOR
In awarding work preference will lie given 10 stockholders
= : e I. H?ES1, oo"n.i tee
sIor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

On Wednesday last, Mrs. Josephine e. consort ct MIR.
Thomas z Case, of this city.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully nv't-
ed attend The funeral from tho residence OF her hus
band, (f,rmeny occupied BY the Rev Mr. BeecherD on
H. morrow (FnJav0 At g o'clock L.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

A GREAT COMMERCIAL QUESTION. trades nan
IL curious to KIN whether the fact ut gentleman
having "n0 tin, my not have something |" a.
with the answer ie invariably givcs-Not in-when
any q ne en- IL upon HIN with a bill i-Pan-t.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

His constituents Of Wayne county will, be glad 20
learn that their worthy member "Sol this morning ill
his seat exercising his accustomed supervisory cn,ro
the memhers' Daily State Jour.ui Dec o. lS4s.
We are willing To acccde To worthy Sol ''hs sccus-
toned supervisory control high ways. but deny his
having such control over lhe members.
A MEMBER.
/ Mi il D..co 1919
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
DISSOLUTION.

THE copsaershp heretofore between suqscribes
the iniisnipos, under the stale, and firm OF
la wilson BamweiI Is this day dissolved by consent
j. NJ Bramwel hereby
said late all
make immediate payment. A. II. ID AVlDsO>,
JOHN NJ B1ANNELL
The subscribers continue under II J. vi
Bfzmwell * JOHN VI. BRAMNELL.
SOION BRANWELL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
TiaIKN Oh ARrEREY STATEMENT
Oi thc Musss:st Life Insurance Gosupauy


No 80 PaH s'eetfor the second tern, Of Fire ,ears
Amount "f first dividend. and r.
'eN'd i"pd' 1897 ,l5s G.
Amount premiums lived f,om 1t
Feb. 10 lst Nov. lS4S. on account
second dividend il95.33s -
Amount received for sea li>Ls, poll
cies. &C Second dividend, Gao
Amount received for iaterest
bonds and mp cages sc 1917 .
Anuues-balance, 1898 IS 2464io 50
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
10 RENT.

eligible inclaiing DIV cling. Washington = ee.
~ shortly 10 BE- vacated This is for cnerpfns
good opportunity. a DE rentel low ana iossess'o eos
gver. Is also saal that with proper arenent "ooa
command large custom local ana Transient F0r
appiy to Gko- \. CHAPMAN t.'-,
On BRLsgCaloliaa al, vrrs tow by -, ,,oopp
OO D = W AOOhL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

--- :753,55s 81
Increase Of investments since Feb last i6s 747 80
Number Of policies Issued LIST OF May last,
Whole number p ,licies i.,ued, 5597 For Ife 1924
Less-oancell.d d. forfeited, aud For yeas, $50
expired, deaths aud suu-n- lFor h'r periods l52
dcTcd, l5S
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
DISBURSEMENTS.


Losses and expresses, and paid oi
suiicnde,e ed policies, 81 26l %
ASSETS.
Ca.h on hand 220l %
Cash dep ,>i;,d in the
bank OF New York 4s75 e5
Dords and mortgages on
real estate ne cities
q! y. York aud Brook
I'm, valued twice
loaned
theron, -475 2s7 10
Stock OF The State aud
City Of New l"ik and
Of the United states ioI.iO2 90
Amount due fiom agents 3,15b 80
Amount remaining
pail on hall yearly and
quarterly policies is
sued previous fast
III, idend 093 20
500
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

TIE LATE JosEPm LANDIs.-The funeral of our
worthy and universally respected fellow citizen lakes
nl,ce his morning at o. O'Clock The unfortunate
accident which caused his death, we have previously
mentioned He died at early hour yesterday. and
the community has thus been deprived of one Of It's
BRIGHTEST ornaments In private and in public life.
Mr. Lnnds was model Of integrity; whilst tor
benevolent hear, aud an open hand. Ia" had few equals
bere--n,ne. certainly. superor-N o. Times llth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
S<OO 400
NJ ROBINSON, President.

SAMUEL HANNAy Secretary
November lsl 1913.
J L. MoTHERsHEAD, NJ. Medical Adviser al lnianap-
oils
c w CADy General Agent e., Indiana. 81 4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Having made eight Intellectual bao.ings for President.
Senate Adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

The departments of the ex-queen IN the Tuileries
are now used antry BARR OK, as Is the ancient
ca mn of the hides de-cnmp.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

II. T. InJi4n.p. is. December % Is4s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

D. Papers friendly viii please copy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

5. sw MOORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-28

WAs1iagfoN, June 70, l54s
The Ball OpsneGM SiswGrt-Old Zaek-IIis IIev,
on tie Hsiaot Propiso, etc.
To-day, in the House of Representatives, after q
speech from Mr. Featherson ON the slavery question
In which the names Of the two opposing we're
introduced, MIR. Stewart Of Pennsylvania launched
right out into tho Of party politics lie quoted
two lines OF celebrated dtty, and appended two Of
his own manufacture, to make the words gingle and
TO apply to Mr. Richie whose poetic fancy will be grs
titled by the Pegasian fight lie says that Father
Ritches cry Of cheat Cheat is much as to saw
whip whip" or defeat - for ia 1sl0 the democrats
charged the wings with cheating in the election Of
Harrison In 1874 the wings accused the Democrat
Of cheating, because they elected Mr. Polk and now
the editor said the wings cheetng because they
were going to elect old lack "Oh its gono case
remarked MIR. Stewart, the democrats are coming
over SO last Mr. Rtchie can't the strength Of
hSranks." We must therefore. regard the question
Us settled Mr.. Clark and Mr.. Thompson. Of Psnnsyl-
wanna will be from the despatch Of your repor
ter walked into the wings and into General TAYLOR
The ball Ia verify opened
Before the meeting of the Herkmer convention. Mr.
Mann Formerly amember of Congress, from New York
wrote 10 General Taylor and In reply received n let
lr 10 tn enect that ne was opposed to the principle
OF the Wilmot proviso. This has been communicated
TO me by highly respectable gentleman an ex-men,-
Der OF Congress On Saturday In the course of con-
versation, II member remarked that. such being the
the wings Of the North win fly of from the sun
port Of General Taylor.
Tho hundred foot pole and the huge lantern have
been taken down from the dome of the Capitol by or
der of Congress FELIX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-28

finances frsa TIM embarrassment ana dialoults WITH
which they wore surrounded. great reduction had
been realized Ia the revenue rol teses and every day
produced more and more confusion in that important
department Of the government. The expenditures are
met with new loaus, and there Is every prospect of
crisis in the public finance, when viii have effect
upon the government OF the most alarming and
unfortunate character. Loans may be forced out Of
the bank long it has the power to afford them but
when that resource dries up fear there will be
BILE. When the monarchy of France was overthrown,
and royalty Of all grades way for
anticipated great reduction in the expenditures of
the government and the establishment of a financial
system ensurng economy in all the departments We
expected to rcpublicanism in this well in all
other branches, and corresponding reduction in the
rate of taxation. AS yet none Of these things have
been realized and from present appearances the time
is far distant when the people of France will experience
all the blessings of republic
There appears to be any quantity Of capital in this
country seeking investment judging from the amount
of bids for the loans recently advertised for by the
general government and the State of New York The
loan required by this State the enlargement Of the
Erie canal and the completion of the Genesee Valley
and Black River Canals was bid for in lump by four
amount, they did not get the whole.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-28
LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.

CoFFEE-A cargo OF Rio, consisting OF 5000 1000
bags, changed hands Mt private bargain.
FRUlT-We noticed sales Of 300 boxes French lemons
on private terms; 10000 Baracoa nuts at S2S;
ana 9oO trails of dates by auction at $40, months.
FISH continued to dccline-saes of 500 barrels new
No. mackerel at SO rs SO Sli4 and 1850 quintals
large dry cod. at SO so 50 56td
FRrIGHTs--For cotton to Liverpool s. 16d was asked
The rates for about 5ad in bugs and sd in
bulk. at which engagements were reported To Havre
ashes were engaged at 10 cts per Dbl. and whale
bone at a cent per ID. . There change to
London.
MoLAssEs-The only sale reported was 100 hhds com
mon Cuba Muscovado at 201a 21Hc-4 mos.
Naval SroHEsSome few parcels of spirits were dis
posed Of Mt So 34c cash
Ons-Therc have been sales OF 800 barrels crude
whale at 30c
RrcE-Wc note sales Of 100 tierces at SO 25 8 37H
SUcARs were doing better sales Of 300 hhds Porto
Rico ut AZ 4Ac; and 200 Muscovado at So 43<c-
usual time
PRovisIoSs-Sacs of about 400 bbls mess pork were
made Mt $40 so. including small lots reported at
80 62ls prime steady at previous rates Sales Of
10000 lbs dry sailed shoulders made at 3iSc a
of hams sold at 5Ac. Lard-The sales embraced in
separate lots about 1000 bbls. at 66 7c-the latter
figure for good fair to prime. Beef continued firm at
SlT 80 SIS for prime " tierces while city mess
was worth about Sl1 80 s12 per Dbl. asked. There
was nothing new in butter or cheese.
WHaLrBoNE-North West worth 23c at which
the last sales made.
WHsKEY--Sales Of $50 bbls Western We're reported
at 2l1ac, State Prison was held at 221sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-28
CUM u Il nc lAh Ar FAlRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, June 27-6 II. Nj.
There q slight improvement in the stock market
to-day, but the transactions to very limited
extent. At the first board Long Island advanced q
per cent Norwich and Worcester 4 Morris Canal
"a Reading Railroad fell off q all others closed at
prices current yesterday.
At the second board Harlem declined H. There
were sales of Norwich and Morris at prices ruling at
the first board.
The Seventh Ward Bank has declared semi a nnual
dividend of four per cent.
The North River Bank has declared dividend of
four per cent
The Tradesmen's Bank has declared dividend of
five per cent.
The Bank of America has declared dividend of
three and half per cent for the last six months.
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company have de-
clared dividend of three and half per cent payable
LIST July.
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad Company from
the LIST to the 25h of June ls4S 40 against
$1s4e2 II, for the corresponding period in 1s47
showing increase this year of 967 g. equal to
about twenty-five per cent The receipts for the
month this year will not vary much from thirty thou
sand dollars. Last year, they little than
twenty-three thousand dollars for the time.
The stockholders of the Reading Railroad Company
have unanimously accepted the law authorizing the
conversion of their 1850 and 1856 bonds
Stock and given authority to the directors of the
pany to exchange preferred per cent stock in
lieu and satisfaction of those bonds, provided the
owners Of the same, to the amount Of three millions
six hundred and ninety thousand dollars consent
thereto or before the 18th of July next.
The time limited for this conversion has nearly ex
PRED and regret to learn that the bondholders
yet have not come forward and subscribed to the
tent that was expected There cannot be any ques
ton as to the beneficial result to both the bondholder
and the company. This is sef-evident to any
that reflects upon the subjects and hence those clear
sighted and wealthy capitalists who largely in
terested in these bonds and who have thoroughly
amined into the business and future prospects
OF the road, have subscribed. But notwithstanding
this the arrangement must fall and be defeated unless
much larger amount than is subscribed be OBJ
tanned BY this arrangement the road will be at
relieved from all embarrassment and placed in posi-
tion for the large increase Of business which it must
receive and which must make it hereafter of the
best aud most remunerating' stocks in the"U nited
States The bondholders lose security, priority
Of the payment of interest but receive per
instead of six per cent. This plan has been found to
work most admirably in England and at the eastward
We assure the bondholders that holding back
that they WILL by delay defeat their best interests
and that if they do not come forward, all those who
have signed will be released by the the agree
ment, the 18th Of July next; and such result
they will act promptly.
The returns of the Bank of England for several peri
eds show the varatonsn the leading departments com
on the continent.
BANK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-28
BALTIM ORE. June 27. 1SAS

DALIIM ORE. June ~, lS4S.
Hot Weather-Death Of Judge Standardization of
Charley Cloud for ShsrtG--The Britannica Nsws-
City Mortaiiey &c,
Tee weather continues most oppressive uotwjth-
standing the recent abundant showers we have had
The prospect Of the corn poatos and oa CROPS have
however, considerably improved.
The venerable Stevenson Archer chief Judge of tho
Appeal Court Of Maryland died yesterday morning at
ais residence, near Dellair. The courts Immediately
adjourned on the announcement Of his demise
The democratic convention assembled last night
and Charles +. Cloud, received the nomination for
sheriff. by vote Of seyenty-two TO twenty-eic for
General Davies. There seemed to be great unapi-
NIFTY and enthusiasm on the announ Of the re-
suit and the probability is that probably for the first
time in the history of politics political editor will be-
rewarded with fat Office. The salary for three yeara
Is estimated at $4,000 MIR Cloud is proprietor Of the
.iTsus the only democratic paper in Baltimore and
and Office seekers still the latter begrudge him the
minatiou
he number Of deaths in Baltimore, during the mas,
week has been unusually large, amounting to lis
however, no less than 6S Of this number were under
two years ofage, The number from consumption was
H. and cholera nfantum. %
The news by the britannia did not reach Ball imore
until 9o'clock yesterday morning, and had not tho
slightest effect on our market The Irish news in de-
tall is looked for with great interest this morning and
the demand on your agent, Mr. Taylor, for the even
ing edition Of the Herald with full accou ns il almost
unprecedented.