Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.

en-, is 2sO3S5 showing clear gain in ten years of
q, ,269.
The largest packet ship built in the country is
now on the stocks at Williamsburgh, n. Y. Her
burthen is l700 tons.
man named Dodson. New Albany, has been
imprisoned, in default of 81 900 bail, for compelling
his young daughters to steal.
NoTT MEsMERIZED.-Married, ON Monday evening
the 9Th inst, py the Rev. c. P Kraulh. Mr.. Casper
Mott TO Miss Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Ja-
cob Mesmer nl of Winchester.
NEGROES IN DEsERET-A letter from the Great
Salt Lake Mormon City says there is settlement hf
~ miles from that city of men owning negroes, carry
ing on farming largely.
Four persons have already been convicted and SEN
fenced TO the penitentiary the present Of our
circuit court and one case postponed, the jury being
unable to agree.-N. A. Dem.
female cook, ironer and washer in San Francis
CO, commands $500 month. Three gentlemen en-
gagged girl to cook and wash for them at Si00a
month.
| The PARADISE OF OFFIcIALs.-The salaries of five
clerks of The District Court of New Orleans under
the New Constitution are S50O00 year or $4,000
annually to each clerk.
The GIRL LEFT BEHIND ME.--Of the 1900 let
ters brought from California by Orson Hyde's last
overland express, l,5O0 were directed to females
Boston Chr0n
MOBILE COTTON FAcToRy.-On the 18th instant
the corner stone of the Mobile Cotton Factory was
laid Machinery for 5000 spindes and ls6 loomx
with two steam engines of 80 horse power EACH have
already been ordered at the North.
Henry Ealy, the boy charged with the murder of
the German Lltchenberger, at the foundry in New
Albany in July last, has been found guilty of man.
slaughter. and sentenced to four years in the penten-
tary.
CONVICTION IN ALABAMA.-Cullen c. johnson was
last week found guilty of the murder of his wife, by
poisoning, and sentenced the Penentiary for life
He much dissatisfied with the verdict and said
he would prefer death.
Soloque the black Emperor of Hayti we see il
stated, mas forwarded S3S000 to London TO purchase
a crown for his wooly head The Senate fixed his
salary at Sl5O,OO0, bu. subsequently, added $4,000
for pin money" for the empress.
SOMETHING LIKE BRIDES CAKE-At wedding
IN Albany the other day, the brides cake excited
general admiration. il cost $780, and was beauti-
fu temple nine feet high. of the Grecian and Italian
style of architecture.
DAUGHTER OF LORD NELsoN.-A correspondent
OF the London Times states tina. the daughter of
Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton is now the wife of
q clergyman, the Rev. Philip Ward, Of Tenterden
vicarage. Kt.. and that she has eight children.
movement in favor Of repeal of the present
tariff, considerable modification of it, has been
started among the manufacturers of New Jersey. A
State Convention the subject is proposed be held
in Trenton on the 18th of November next
THE ToBAcco CRoP.-The production of tobacco is
W.
900 lbs Virginia. 45.O0O.OO0; TenDessee, IS, 900,
900; Maryland. 23,OO0.OOO; Missouri. I5,OO0.OOO;
Ohio, 9,500,O00.
EFFECTS OF SLAvERY.-The free white population
of South Carolina in 1889 was 257, ,116- According
to the census recently taken. it is $50, ,365-makng
an increase of only % 269 in ten years. During
this period many of the free States have nearly or
quite doubled their population.
IMPORT OF Provisions INTO LIVERPOOL FROM AMER
IcA.-Mr. Gardner, the provision broker, gives the
following the imports into Liverpool alone, from
the United States for the last twelve monihs-26 OOe
tierces beef 81 600 barrels pork. 224 900 ba-
con, 1000 hams, 5000 barrels lard 100000 box
cheese, 5000 fkns butter Tie value of the above
is f1 100000 sterling.
late London letter, commenting on the practice
of burying the dead within the limits of that city,
says that one spot of ground only IA feet square, had
had over $4,000 bodies buried in it within fifty years
and 5000 within the last years! Another lot OF
ground of less size had had 1900 bodies buried
f it in nineteen years.
S MELA LANcHoLY.-A gentlemen who, few weeks
ago, visited Gravois small town some ten miles
southwest of ST. LOUIS found there no less than wen.
yhve infant boys and girls whose parents had died
a OF the cholera. They were all gathered into the
u dwelling Of benevolent gentleman, named Sappng-
ton, by whom they were generously cared for.
STILL PROGRESSING BAcKwARDs-The following is
taken fam the Louisville Courier:
8 'Three free negroes sold last week. each into
twelve months bondage, for sojournng in Louisville
contrary The statutes of the law made and provided
: in regard TO the free negroes Of other States"
Z LARGE CRoP.-A the late agricultural fair beld in
n Licking county, Ohio, premium was awarded 10
Gen. T. w. Wilson for the best crop of corn his
product being hundred and eighty -four bushels per
acre farm of about four hundred acres. None of
his competitors raised less than hundred bushels
. per acre.
e MACKEKEL.-A fleet of sixty seventy sail of fish,
erman put in here on Saturday evening. They had
been out week with little success. Every barrel Of
= mackere is bought almost soon as landed and the
prices advancing every day. Within ten days Is
have risen fro 50 SO to Sl03s 2s sell for 50 93s-
. prices more than one-third higher than at the same
n season last year Gloucester (Mass.) Ne,cs.
|, MORMON HosP1TALITY.-From losses of crops and
If consequently of cattle, the Salt Lake. it is not to
be supposed that the Mormons there had the means o
n furnishing supplies in much abundance to the Cafor.
" MIA emgrants. Notwithstanding this deficiency, the
,f Mormons did supply these emgranis with many art-
: cles of provision and cattle, extending their
hospitality in a kind and liberal, without
any compensation, as to draw the warmest acknow-
Vt Judgments from those who had been benefited by ihei
J, timely and generous aid.
: How IT WAS DoNE.-We lean that Fiiz Henry
l. Warren could not make up his mind to remove the
Post Master at Goshen, in the free Of the remonsrance
. of nne-tenths of the business men of ell parties
: until copy of the Goshen Democrat was forwarded
: to him. and that did up the business. Well if the
!, Gosh. Dem. is 50 potent in removing Post Masters
shall try it old Four per cent Fiiz Henry him.
: self in IS52-Gosh Dem.d if we don't-Goshen
C Democrat.
A Man SHoT.-Mrs. Rennck, wife of Mr.. H
10 Rennick of Saline county, Mo-, lately shot by
the name of Carroll During a temporary absence Of