Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
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From the Louisville Democrat.

49,
beez manifested an Improvement Of I'd. in cotton,
principally for the low middipg qualities. The de-
mand Is on the increase for manufacturers and ship
ments
The London money market opened with the appear
of much firmness; but, owing to the apprehen-
sion Of French interference against Austria, closed at
s5a. "' ''''''S ''''' : ' ' M
Messrs. Lays and Mason fax spnners, and Alex
ander Haddon 81 Son, woollen spinners have failed.
Their mills situated at Aberdeen.
The French elections have resulted in the over.
whelming triumph Of Lamarline and the moderators;
much so, that is feared that the utras will resort
to ultra mcases to render the PAST proceedings nu-
gafory.
Reform and chartist movements continue through
out the kingdoms. postscript states that Charles
Albert had resolved to attack Austria at Verona and
was within two leagues of the city OH the 18th. The
English consul had retired TO Trieste for safety, as he
bad declared that England would not acknowledge
the Venitian republic. mob tore down the armo
rial insignia from his house. OBrlen and OConnell
have become reconciled, and have agreed to work
hereafter tremendously hands end fraternized
An address has been issued signed by the leaders of
the two great factions, urging union among them
selves for the repeal of the union. Shaw q Com
Pany, London, have failed.
The government express arrived before the depar-
ture of The steamer, with Wilmer 81 Smiths Times.
Affairs the Continent more settled. plot 10
blow up the Hotel de Vile has been discovered.
terrible election riot occurred at Rouen, in which
many were killed before order could be restored The
banks of France, Rouen, Lyons, Havre, Lille, Tou-
lon. Orleans, and Marsees are united with depart
ment banks as branches.
Spain remains quiet. No further great battles have
been fought between Denmark and Holstein-nOthing
but skirmisles have taken place-the Danes retreat
ing. Further encounters between the republicans
and troops of the German Confederation a; Frieburg,
have taken place.
The tnoSt friuhtfn 1irorderS nrevail at posan no.
tween the Landuertcrs and military A Aus
TRAN constitution proclaimed on the Both ult., the
EmperUr's birthday, amid general rejoicngs In
Austria and Italy no important engagements have
taken place, but the Ausrlans have gained every adj
vantage in several skirmishes. Venice is closely
blockaded Prevso has submitted. deputation
will go from Poland ST. Petersburg petition the
Emperor restore the constitution Of 1915. Nicho-
las Is stated to be in the union of European monarchs.
All ScavOnia is one gigantic federation Monarchy
has thus attained unlimited sway Europe. Nj
choas has refused assistance Denmark by one ac-
count and another states that treaty, offensive and
defensive, has been arranged between Russia, Swe-
den and Denmark. Mehemet Ali is at the point of
DEATH
The French Chambers opened on the 4th. The
members of the Provisional Government wore tri-co-
lored sashcs. They greeted with great applause.
Andry du Puyredeau, seigRe age. took the Pres-
dents chair. Dupont then assembled the tribune and
made speech, resigning TO The hands of the Cham
Der the Provisional powers. President of the Re-
pubic was to be elected on the 9Th All eyes are
turned towards Lamartne. Reports are current that
the French army Of the Alps has entered Savoy, to
aid The Italians against Austria.
Later from France.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.
The latsf news from France by the steamer Her.
man, is eptained in telegraphic despatch from Pa
ris, dated'the evening of the 9th inst.
Some unexplained difficulty occurred in organizing
the new republic.
a compromise effected, and Lamartine, Dupont
de rEure, and Ledru Ron will be proposed as Con-
SIS
The for President of the Chamber stood as
follows :-Buchse, 39l; Yulae, 234; Rombe "a.
The former was chosen.
The despatch hints that the consulate compromise
was the result of intimidation by the mob No par
ticulars received.
ANEoDorE OF JACK HAYS, THE TEXAN RANesR.-
Among the many incidents in the narration of which
the usually taciturn young Ranger accustomed
begue the lung and Iaborious night rides of Gen.
Lane in pursuit of the guerileros, recoect the fol-
lowing which may not be undressing to your read
ers:
Ibid ever tell you," said he one night, as we
were riding towards Matnmoras. in drzzng rain,
"about my being appointed commander of the forces
of our frontier, by the Texan Congress 7"
'No-how il 7"
"Well, when was about fourteen years old, got
IN habit OF going with and following trails
to find the camps and villages of the Cananches In
short time used to go alone when the spies would
go further, and sometimes succeeded finding the
enemy and leading our rangers TO their camp. Very
soon the officers employed me as regular trailer,
! aud from that time ! almost always in the woods
in pursuit of the Camanches; and for a whole year
/ have not slept in bed, and but twice in house.
Things went on in this way till got to be about IL
10 years old. One day, after absence of scye-
raj months. came into the settlement. Hadn't had
pair Of pantaloons for six months"
:" No panialoons-what did you 20
/ "Oh, moccasns," said he. "a handkerchief was
tied around my nead-Id lost my hat three months
/ before"
{" Lost your hat-how'd you lose 7"
i "Why, six Camanches happened TO see me one
! day and chased me close that my hat off in
the rnce-when they stopped pursuit went back, but
they bad found il. Well, when got into the settle
ments they gathered around and began to tell me
/ had been appointed to command all the forces be
raised for the protection of the frontier OF course
! supposed they poking fun my looks and
/ dress, and was getting mad fast, when some one
handed me letter containing official notice of the
j appointment.
i shouldn't have been more surprised" he modestly
added, 90 If I'd been chosen President of Texas"
A New Discovery. Rev. Mr.. Pepper Pres
byterian clergyman Of Albany, N. Y, has invented
! says the Springfield Republican, compound Of clay
called Agrlllo, which resembles in structure and
pearance the richest. varegated agates II is To bt
used for door knobs, pavements, table tops, and othe
ornamental articles In surnasses i'm briancy any