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Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01
CANDIDATES.

nrwe are requested WILLIAM DALEY, Esq,
Of Fayette county, candidate for Agent oi State.
uFWe are requested TO announce DASIEL MowRER OF
Henry county as a candidate for Treasurer of State.
n-JrWe are requested announce C. b. BENTLEY, of
Wayne county candidate f Principal Clerk Of the House
of Representatives.
nWe are requested to Dr. G. w. KIMBERLY. cf
Marion County, late Clerk in Bureau Of the u s. Treas
ury Department. candidate fo Assistant Secretary al the
Senae the approaching sesn OF the General Assembly,
Q-We requested announce O. p MnRroS Of w syne
county candidate for the Office Of Agent Of State
grWe requested TO announce Col EBESEzsR DunoNr
of Dearborn County. candidate for Agent OF State
nfWe are requested 10 announce b. r. EDMoNsroN OF
Dubois county, a candidate for Treasurer OF State.
or We requested to announce Dr. +. w H. ELLIS
Of Ekhart county, as candidate for Auditor o State
rWe requested to announce Col. JAMES r
DRAKE, as candidate Tor Treasurer OF State.
QTWe are requested J"HN BrsIIoP as can
didaie fot the Office Of door Keeper TO the Senate
QTwe requested 10 announce JAMES WOODS 81 Han
county candidate for Door Keeper 10 the House Of
Representatives.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01
Correspondence Of The Journal Of Commerce.
WAsHrx6ToN, Oct. 1lih

The address nf Mr.. Squier, our Charge, TO the au-
thoriiies of the State of Nireagua fully confirms the
semi-ohic:a siatrmens lately made. To The effect that
uur government had taken its sand npnn the Monroe
declaranon. aud j. determined not 10 permit Great
Britain 10 nbia retain any ftDihod IN that portion
nf the ConiiIelt. Public suspicion p"inied in the
fact some weeks ago. and the arprrhensnns express
ed that the gvernns had committed this nci of fol-
ly and rashne>s were sought la be- allayed by
sve denial. But the official denials were instantly
followed by s~m-offical confirmation nf the fact.
The policy of the government is longer in doubt
II was semi officially siatrd the other dav that In
strucsous of this character were given To Mr. Sqner
and io Mr.. Banc-u--th cnnfirmniinn the fur
mer minister. il before in his address. which
was. of course. based on his insiruciiun-.
II is now believed here that similar Instructions
and Of a most pointed character. were sent out by
Mr.. Davis, Secretary of the Legation to England,
who sailed in advance of Mr. Lawrence. and that
their substance wns communicated, in the f,rm of
protest against Mr.. Barclays protest. tn the British
government The answer Of the British government
repeed. with decision any interference on the part
of the United Stntes. This is the sharp c"rresan-
dence" sllnded 10 some time ago. and, by ru,nor,
misplaced as to persons.
Judging from Mr.. Chatfeld's protests, and demands
and threats, against the Nicaragua government, |
would suppose that the matter il u come To n
crisis 1t distinctly asserted, by TINT fnnciionnry.
that no fpreign company will be allowed to enjoy the
benefits of contract with Nicaragua, tor canal
through that State until certain debts 10 British sub
ects be provided for; and this preensnn is quite in
dependent of that by which the territory in question
is claimed part of the domain of the Musquto
king-wbch claims Her Majesty has, as tie Consul
says, decided to maintain, and the invasion Of which
she will severely chdstise.
As said, the other day. we have got on this ques'
ton to the backingout point-he point at which one
party the other must back out--uness they both
intend TO fight it out.
| more inappropriate time could not have been Sc
lecied for stirring up this new muss. think from
various remarks that fell from the press in the conf
dence of Mr.. Clayton, long ago as June last, thai
he put up to this stand. injudcious as it is. by
those who. having interests TO promote. were blnt
to. careless Of other consequences. If the sens
bilities of the American people can be sufficiently ex
cited 10 their support for this movement the,
will have war--war to their hearts content.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01
From the Jefersonidn.

Mr. ELDER-As the Of the candidates for different
Offices 10 be filled by the Legislature this WINTER being
given to the public through the medium OF the
request that you WILL through the JeIsnisn, place the
Of the Hon. ISAAC F. WooD Of Randolph county, be-
fore the public candidate for the office Of Treasurer OF
Stale. Mr. WooD has served in the State Senate
and last year he member Of the House. Though very
difdeni Of his abilities and modest and unas.uming n
bis preensons and department (which marks Of true
mer yet 10 the qualifications aud proper TO
make good Treasurer Of State he is excelsd by either
Of the very worthy gentlemen who already announced
for that office. He has all his life either holding
seeking Office and s therefore, in veiy moderate ecum-
stances; aud has family of motheress children TO provide
Tor and support There would therefore, be much propri
ETY. and good in electng him Treasurer Of State this
winter, any man in the State.
Will the State Sentinel and other democratic OF the
State please copy thisi CITIZEN RANDOLPH COUNTY.
The Jeffersonian editorally observes:--That Mr..
w. is ''honest and capable" no who knows HIM
would doubt. He would make excellent officer.
1t is gratifying fact to the democracy, that all the
gentlemen who have been mentioned as candidates for
the Offices to be filed of the right stripe. Differ
ent localities will of course, have their preferences,
but let who will be the lucky ones the State cannot
fail 10 have good officers when the selections will have
to be made from such material has, thus far,
been presented.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01
Free Soil Convemtion.

Free Soil Mass Convention will be held at Indian
apolis the first Monday of December next, deber
ate business of Importance, and among other things
the establishment of Newspaper Organ indianapolis,
sustain the principles of Free Soilsm
II is firmly believed that every county will be repre-
senied. II there be but one in any county let him
As many please come, from any aud every county,
will find and hearty welcome. Aud if there
shonld be from four hundred upon the ground,
some of our prophesying opponents will look rather
BLUE. THE VOICE OF MANY.
October 20, IS49 42-t Dec L.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

REsIsTING EUROPEAN AcoUrsrioNs-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Tribune writes
ut is stated on good authority that Mr. Squier,
Charge at Central America, had no official authority
for his decisive language TO the Director the SUBJ
ject of resisting European acquisitions this hemi-
sphere; but acted on language used by Mr.. Clayton
in a casual, unofficial interview
So il seems. that plain John Clayton is very diff
ferent man from Mr. Secretary Clayton! No one
however will doubt his folly and weakness.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

The ROUND IsLANDERs.-'fhe United States schoon-
Flrt sailed from Pasca goula yesterday (l7th)
bound for Pensacola and the lhany to leave i'm
medately for the same port. The Water Witch, 1t
is stated, will probably remain at her station until all
the Round Islanders will have dispersed. On Sunday
there about 100 still the Island, but the
number is daily diminishing.-N o. Pic. Oct. 3.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01
SECOND HAND BOOKS!
Rare Chance for getting cheap Works

UEAVE hand lot of second hand books good order,
which they wish to dispose OF Immediately the very
cheapest Among them be found the following:
Cooper' Novels 26 Essay Truth, knowledge and
Bulw er's Novels, Il vols, Evidence,
Goldmh's works vols, Thompson's first principles
Annals Phrenoogy 1884, Chemistry vols Eng ed
Journal of Health, ERton's Geological Text Book,
Flnt's Survey Doctrine of Flaxion.
Days Agehra, ComstockS Chemistry
Arabian Nights, 2 vols Meals Graphics,
Vigil OF Faith, Taylorism Examined, religious,
beauties of Locke. Warden's Latfers,
Thaddeus Warsaw, vols, Life OF Black Hawk.
Children Of Abbey vois Life of Paul Jones' vols
Celebrated all Life Stephen Burrows
tries, Sbson's surveying,
by DIR. Brrser, Abercromties Essays.
Life Of Thomas Jefferson, Thompson's Seasons,
Travels OF Marco Poio Prisoners Of Perote.
Brewster's Letters on Natural RamhlfS in Italy,
Magic, Denby's Philosophy OF Mystery
Peter Simple vols, The Tower Of London,
Universal Religious Ceremonies, Legends OF Ireland,
Journal OF Law Antiquities,
I.egendre,s Geometry, Harp the West.
General View the World. Bennefs Book keeping,
suferings Of Christ, Duty Of American Women TO
Remarkable Events original their Country.
and selected, Woodruh's Tour. 43n
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

ANoTaER DIFFIcULTY.-A letter received by
house in New York. from Lisbon, states that the
American charge had received orders from Washing
ton, demand positive answer from the Portuguese
Government, before the lst of November, whether
they would settle the claims for wrongful seizures of
American vessels or not.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01
SESSION SENTINEL.

ANOTHER DARING RoBBsRY.-On Sunday nigh last,
the fancy goods store in Grifiths Block. lately
opened by Madame GILLIGAN, was burglariously en-
tered, and plundered of large amount of goods-io
the amount probably of $500 to 81 600. The thieves
gained admission by boring and forcing the window
shutter the alley. Judging from the discrimination
with which they selected all the finest goods. they
must be adopts in the business. and Lave proceeded
with great deliberaon in making their choice, having
completely ransacked the store. and taking none but
high priced fine articles Among the goods taken
were velyets, silks, hosiery. &c. &c. bitt stock
and two bits left on the premises. which were
recognized as having been taken from carpenters
shop in the neighborhood. The thieves were favored
by storm of rain, thunder and tightening.
Our citizens, and all should be on the aer and
night patrol seems highly necessary. some noto-
rious characters, well known, are now about.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

EDITORIAL CoNvENTIoN.-We notice in several of
exchanges that there is desire Of many of our
brethren of the press. hold convention duri ng the
coming winter for the purpose of fixing uniform
rate of prices and to take some other matters of i'm
portance to the craft into consideration. We in
for such movement and have no doubt much good
might be done for the welfare of the Press. Where
is Chapman, and what do you sayi Who is to name
the day! We would suggest Tuesday. December
25th (Christmas day. as the most suitable day. and
indianapolis the place.
All in favor of the movement will say I.--Colum-
bus Democrat.
0TWe should be very happy to meet onr brethren
of the press, above suggested, with without re-
gard 10 any specific action upon any particular sub
ject. Personal acquaintance and association with one
another, could do no harm, and would no doubt be
useful end pleasant, in various ways To such prop
ositions shall therefore always willingly drop the
"ioe'' and unanimously say 'I,"-promising. by the
way. that We will do all in power to make our
brethren happy while here.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01
Ot5-The Washington correspondent of the Pa.

0rThe Washington correspondent Of the Pa.
Ledger says
The affair of Nicaragua, consider mere straw,
even if England were to persist in maintaining the
preten. af the Mosquito King. Our policy would
probably consist in protesting against this hgh-hand-
ed British proceeding; and to wait for a suitable op-
portunity-whch year or two will certainly bring
forth in Europe-o press claims to advantage. Ii
any nation in the world can afford to wait for the
liquidation of outstanding debts it is ours: every
year increases strength, and renders antago-
nists tractable why then this hurry of dong
every thing at oncei The Mexican war was ten
years in being hatched and ten years in the United
States equal 10 century in Europe.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

O~rThe 81 National School Convention" recently
held at Philadelphia. recommends State Conventions
throughout the Unon--another National Convention
next year. In compliance with this Recommendation.
PennsyIyania has called Convention to meet at Har-
risburo next winter.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

Major John P. Gaines, defeated whig candidate
for Congress in Kentucky, has been appointed Gov
of Oregon. Ii is understood that he has accept
ed the appointment. This Major Gaines was out in
the Mexican and greatly distinguished himself
BY surrender of his men at Encarnacion. the most
of whom were retained, with their Major, prisoners
unit, near the close of the He succeeds Brig.
Gen. Lane, who in the glorious battles of the
war; and whose deeds If valor and hcrosm ha We
been the themes of universal praise. Comment is
Missouri Metropolitan.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

0-Miss Fredericka Bremen is. at present. sojourn-
ing at the residence Of MIR. Downing, in Newburgh.
IN W A Newburgh paper says:-"She is plain
looking, short ia stature. with fair complexion, light
hair and blue eyes. There is great denl of good
ness in her countenance; but not much passion.''
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

OF The Wabash g. Erie canal is at length finish
cd to Terre Haute. The boats arrived Thursday
last, from Toledo with gentlemen board, of the in
termedaie towns. The good people Of Terre Haute
reoiced exceedingly, fred big guns, and gave glo-
rious dinner 10 tie company on board the boats Ter
re Haute the most beautifully situated town in this
State. end perhaps in the whole West. will now go
ahead rapidly. Her generous inhabitants, (barring
their inveerate whiggery, of the slender mercics"
of which we had some experience in time past) will
show themselves deserving of their additional good
fortune.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01
Another job for secretary Clayton.

There is rumor at Washington. that RussIa has
determined 10 close the Black Sea TO the of
the United States. aud cf all other naions
The Albany Argus thinks that Secretary Clayton
should take this matter up and that then lie will have
on his ha nds quarrel with
France. Mosquito,
England, Russia,
AIexico Cuba and
Nicaragua, Canada,
besides the job of 81 frowning down" the Free Soil
and ne back out Of all at once Ohio States
man.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

Judge HART. Of Cincinnati, lately caused the
"criminal box" TO be taken out Of court, the
ground that no man need be disgraced before he is
found guilty of crime -Ercharge paper.
In this State never had any such nuisance the
people are too sensible to tolerate any such thing.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

appeared. enlarged and greatly improsed.-all the
old materials were destroyed by fire on the 9Th of
August last. and every thing is now new. Success
TO IL.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

OErThe Danyille Advertiser assails ]. Watson
Webb, as corrupt and unprinciped editor" This
is like striking ones father, for Webb was actually
the godfather Of the whg party, and stood sponsor
for it. when he gave il its alias utter it dis
graced that OF National Republicans"
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

The CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE.-We indebted 20
John C. Rives Esq. for a handsome bound volume of
this work. containing the debates and proceedings of
both Houses of Congress during the last session. 1t
makes quarto, including the Appendix, of 1855
pages and being furnished with copious Index ii is
a work of much value to Statesmen, Editors and 9th
ers who may have occasion to refer to- review mat
ters concerned in Congressional proceedings See the
prospectus of tie Globe, ia another column
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

0TThe general arrangement of the mails. is
subject of universal complaint. jerks, of the Lafay
cite Courier, gives the establishment the following
characteristic hit:
U. S. (UNcoMMoN Stow MAIL-The Eastern
Mail due yesterday morning at o'clock. arrived be-
tween three and four in the afternoon There GER
tainly very large screw loose somewhere in Uncle
Sans mail machinery, and if the old gentleman
don't want an ox-team opposition started, he had
better lock to it soon.
The Lafayette Journal (whig,) says:
In private enterprises such signal incompetence
would receive its merted reward but in the Post Of
fce Department the fevories Of the dominant party
must be kindly dealt with.
We sorry TO record the fact that the difficulties
complained of under the former administration, have
not been removed
In Lafayette we have ceased to look for the mail
until eight ten hours after it is due.
We know not who is to blame. But the annoyance
IS very great, and The fraud upon the public cannot
be borne with. We advise those who are Interested
directly, to apply the remedy.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

CoRREcTIoN.-In our introduction to Mr. o. II. Smiths
railroad speech ut st. Louis, in last paper it
enormously stated that Judge Ellis Of Tennessee was
called to the chair in the temporary organization of
the Convention. 1t should have been Judge A. T..
Ellis Of Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

Nor Much OF SHOWER AFTER ALL.-Some of the
Cincinnati papers most eloquent in favor of the
Whitney, or Northern route to the Plcfc, for the
great Railway, and speak of the late ST. Louis Con-
vention as a perfect failure This reminds US of the
story of fellow in the time of the flood who was
standing the peak of a mountain, up to his
eyes in water. as Noah's Ark passed by, and after
trying by all sorts of arguments to induce Noah to
change The course of the Ark and being informed by
Noah that the Ark could not be turned out of its
course for his accommodation bawed out at the top
of his voice. "gO ahead with your old Ark. don't
believe there is going to be much of shower after
sll (" Do our Cincinnati friends take?
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

GA brick building. in Shelbyve, owned by
Royal Mayhem Of this city, and occupied BY Samuel
Livingston as clothing store. and by the Masonic
and Odd Fellows lodges. was destroyed BY FIRE on
Friday morning last. The building and contents
were totally destroyed. Nc insurance. Among 9TH
or things, the Odd Fellows lost $50 in paper money
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

0%TEx-President Tyler has lately written letter
upon the Provso to Judge Huntington of Indiana, in
which be holds that the measure applied to Cali
fornia is abstract and that free soil is now
Just as secure in New Mexico as il is in Minnesota
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

Three hundred Portuguese Protestant refugees
left New York recently, for the purpose Of settling
in Illinois Two hundred still remain, awaiting in
ielligence from their agent.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

6rThe following are among the appointments
made by the Southern Indiana Methodist Conference
held recently at Rising Sun:
Indianapolis District-E. R. AMEs, P. Z.
q Central Charge. S Bayless.
/" Western DOWN. Morrow
g Southern de- D. Long.
ShelbyriHe-J. S. Winchester.
EdinblTg-H Hays and B. Y Coffin.
FrGnklu1-A. II Shafer.
Colu1nIus-J. w. Sullivan.
Sugar Creek-C. B. Jones.
MooresriRe-R. L. Blower.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

BY vote Of the people of Oregon i, lately
shown that there not wings enough in the terri
tory TO make mile-pnss; and yet. Taylor just
moved the democratic Governor and appointed whig.
What would the vuie of the people there be- between
the gallant Jo Lane and Gaines the deiea ed for
congress in his distric. IN the whig State of
Kentucky! /! Taylor and cnbinet must have a
profound respect for the wishes of The people 10
be governed There is some difference in the past his
tory of the two men, Lane and Gaines the used
to catch the enemy, the other caught by him.
Louisville Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

e-rSmall sales Of hogs have been made at Madi-
son at 80 so. Buyers are timid, and the Banner
thinks the price will come down still lower.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

SENrENcED.-The Fort Wayne Sentinel of the
9th states that James Dedaro or GODDARD, who re-
Gently killed Cornelius Murphy. account of which
was published in our last, has been tried found gull
ty Of mansaughtsr and sentenced to the PeDitenary
81 years. He is represented TO be mos, desperate
wretch
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

DoN'r GIVE UP.-It is reported that Fanny Kem-
bic Buffers husband is shortly to lead to the altar
daughter of ex-senator Bayard of Delaware, and that
Fanny Kemble herself is soon TO be married to Theo-
dore Sedgwick.
If Fanny marres Sedgwick. she will have hus-
band who will be able to appreciate her intellectual
oualities
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

0-Several inceadiary attempts have recently beer
made at Madison, says the Courier The rascaIs may
come up here look ou, for them
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

0TThe Winchester Patriot of the 4th specifies
the State Offices which become racani during the
next session." and Immediately goes on with singular
inconsistency, TO say
50 Bot the Democrats have the ascendancy in the
Legislature, and these men, however honest and
faithful. must be rsmoued TO make place for Demo-
crats.-
These Offices become vacant" by la,c, and il is
the dlr alone that makes the remoral if removal il
properly be called. If the law IS wrong let the
Patriot say so. and seek its amendment He should
not blame democrats for obeying its requistons But
is the law wrong in limiting the tenure Of State Of
fees! Would the Patriot desire life Offices! Or
does it only find fault with Democrats in a captious
spirit!
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

DoNKEE HorEE (Don Quirots. .)-Our old aud
venerable friend John Ewing Of Nokes, lately appoint
ed Land Receiver by Tayor's Regency Banditti.
has undertaken for the hundredth time. to demolish
a newspaper Not having succeeded heretofore un-
der his alopah attacks, he administers his doses
on the "Indian" system. Maybe he will succeed
Go it little one, and ''clap your hands :"
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

EQUALrzING THE OFFIcEs.-Is it not surprising,
that sensible paper the Indiana State Sentinel,
should ascribe the removals of ladies' from several Of
fees by Gen. Taylors administration to spirit of
prescription. Don't you know Mr.. Chapman, that
is done equalize the Offices between males and fe-
males
GIVE find the above in the St. Louis Union. II
is certainly very good lick I" We had not thought
about the equalzing process in this connexion. The
wings certainly entitled to the full benefit of it.
We beg pardon for our forgetfulness
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

HUNGARY.--The condition Of things in Hungary is
lamentabe. The Currency has almost wholly dsap-
peared. Men who were rich fnd themselves without
the means of supporting their families. Debts are
not paid. The Of many of the nobility have
been rced to enlist private soldiers in the Austri
army. The aged and venerable Bishop of Neusohl
has BEEN deprived of his Office and sentenced to five
years solitary confinement. Women are punished for
having aided their husbands; and daughters for having
c,nversed with their fathers who rebels. in
Pennsylvania the SaxOns and Romans. hereditary en-
emies Of The Magyars, have hunted them down like
wild bensis-->Loofing them at sight Enormities Of
this kind were frequent, that the Austrian Author
ty has been forced declare the state Of seige in
part of Hungary. Radetzky, the Austrian general,
has become disgustrd with their barbarity, Though he
had considerable experience in the thing in
Italy, Haynau appears anxious to keep the infa-
nous reputation he has acquircd.-Pa. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-01

PROFESSION u.s. PRAcrIcE.-It has been already
stated that Mr. Polk selected the furniture of the
White House, as far practicable. Of American
manufacture; but the present occupant of the White
House, it seems, will spread upon the floor of the
East Room, magnificent carpet of foreign mai.utac-
iure. So says the Philadelphia Times, in the follow
ing paragraph:
A splendid Brussels carpet last Saturday ship
ped at New York for Washington II is for the Pre-
sident. 1t contained 500 yards, and cost SO per
yard, and is to go on the Reception Room of the
White House. The material having been purchased.
was sent to the Apollo Rooms to be matched and
Joined. The pattern fine the maierinl was
rich. Fifteen hundred dollars for carpet