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c,TIzyNs, FIRE INSURANCE
FIRST DRAWING or LOTS
n THs
rrvry-vORK CEMETERY

WILL TAKE PLACE on Wedn-s1sy' ~ . ~ ~ =,
w .--,s, a. P N al he American mai. corner d
Broadway and Grand sts- Loi noins'' Will PS@'' - 80
present .-. L.. - ,,s-v lax mice Of siS-6r,,
1900 a. and the balance - r1o1.l
psy ~ srst choice should secure lot ne-
daley -1o JAS T. Lutte, Secretary.
eroseT WooD. Treasurer
o.. Ies Roadway and Is York-st Jessy City
O"1 VIM LEAVESW0RTH,
- .a.k Genera Agent, 40 Broadway.
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~ Tru-fee--Be punctua In your attendance Al ,ne
meeting 10 prepare for the Fall Election on tuesday
evening next 3sl inst the usual place by ofdv oi
Trnslee No. %. ~ ~
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT on HEw-YoRK.....JULY 81.


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CHARLES prcKENs's WORKS.

nAVID COPPERFIELD-Pan 8. now ready. Price
~ -. cents. ~
Doibey and Son-In two volumes, limo profnsely Nus
trated with me wood cuts - 49,
Chnsmas Stories-compnsing The Chimes, a Goblin
story: The Cricket on the Hearth. Fairy Tale, Christ
mas Carol Ghost story, The Battle OF Life, Love Story
ID one vol l2mo. si-eXtra gilt. u :.
REV GEO CHEENERS WORKS
Tie MI DFcuIty and other Aliegones In vol-tl
Pilgrims Al Plymouth, with historical add local ilusfa
lions limo s2-gilt, 81 81.
Wanderings OF Pilgrim, In the shadoW OF NOM Diane
and the Jungfrau Alps u a.
Lectures on Pilgrims Progress limo. CLOTH 81
poSii.b,d and Tor sale bv JOHN WILEY.
20 3f,. 1854 Broadway.
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nIyIDEND-MADlsUN AND INDl y 49, 80
DRAILROAD COAPAS iles y - 80 c.ni
On he -spits .s 1ncln TIE .aoent pad on ne serp
-nsr-s Ou 49,, :. -1 81 fsmaod Holders q stock 70
$3.50 80 = ne TIsns.er Books, n the City Of New York
.iiI re~@tve their dvdend Al ne once o. WlNsLO"
1,rp A ~ y Val al others a. MS once. Ger
,. 81 .rip shares mnst = presented A. he once 20,
he snSor.eert d this DIVIDEND psyeni-Ds'se
hadisSn, "a Jay W w JACKSON, Secretary
-. ixss M.Issoa sai India Railroad Company.
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Foreign Ports.


At sysr-y, B. Jay H. Aqa.oa n sire''r' for So'
ton ioasog
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u IN psi LIE GATNT DERRIc KsoN, l5s sOuth-st
nFNNIRs. PENNIE. .-Any qasnusy' IN rolls Of
l. ffty cents for sale 81 THIS once
DROADwAY BANK sros s, Is ssI 49, ~
= 1us,,. R,ising, on Thursday. he sth DAY OF Aug
u. perr ensainS The nsallnenis 70 ne CAPITA SOC.
due All psvsbe on lhAidsy viii be received 81 ne Da
o' 0'0e' u 'He FRANCIS A. PALMER. President
- x,,,,-r cs.Hter' jy5otAusis-
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L. O. CARRINGTON, Aucuoneer.
nv raGnn - pIATT.-lod and silver
Z. Q. cARRIN0T0N. AaeIlOneer.

10y JACOB -. PIATT.-t nderwriters sac 20.
Netherw ard. rom Rotterdam; viz. $50 CASKS and eases
&c OF German goods consisting OF - bundles sfecl ~
cases states 10 10 casks slate pencils and 100 boEss
looking glass plates To be- sold Al 10 O'clock al tho snc
don room u Plsgtst THIS DAY, without reserve, fof
cash AMER which the sale will bs couunaed with
watches hardware, cutlery, &C. IySl "
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BOARDING.
BOARD THE COUNTRY-Csn b

DOARDISG.-To Jet, suits OF rooms with part or iull
Dboart private table. IN an English family. Also sew
era .ine bedrooms with without breakfast ana Tea
Hot cod and shower baths for the free use OF ne occu
pants. Apply al 81 HousionsL jy5i II"
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.'or House large and counodou. building hand,
.ousely loo sted commanding Vie" of me ocean ~
beautiful surrounding country. The rooms are lHse 10
rv aud The table provided with al ne dseecies " l7
se,.oo- The steamer. Penobscot and W Fea.s ave
Ssuyort for Phi lphia touching Al Cape May, N
u,-ssv "Wednesday Friday and saturday evenings Al
ayh1Aa'' f',Ji ii..i HOOPER, a LUDLAM
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4 THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
CaIifornin Documenfs.

The Philadelphia Bulletin has received from
COMMANDMENTS San Francisco copies Of some Interest
,os document. issued by Gen Riley since he assumed
the Command In the Territory.
The fret is proclamation dated on the oih OF May
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20
Co,,sti,utiouaI Couveution.

The Constitution of the State of New York contains
the following wise provisions for the government Of their
Legislature which worthy the consideration of cit
liens. at the present period.
No act shall be passed unless it has majority Of the
votes of all the members elected.
Every bill presented, shall be read three tines upon
three successive days
All upon the passage Of laws shall be by yea and
nay.
No act shall include than subject. which shall
be embraced in the title
All laws providing for the appropriation Of money must
have majority of twothds of the members of the legis
sture. Ii also provides that public debt shall be
ated without the of the people, expressed in pop
ular vote.
The design of these provisions must be apparent
The prevention of hssty iegisaton-the expression
Of the sentiment and will of the legislature in every set
and placing every measure upon its own merits
Unjust frequently placed 10 bills that
necessary and expeden and thus carried against the
judgment of large number of members, for the
that without the of few members favorable 10 the
measure the entire bill be carried All have wit
messed the system of bgroLing it is termed, in
legislative bodies, and its perncioUs consequences Let
every tub stand its bottom-every measure be
Judged by merits let time be given for fair
Of il, and in addition clear majority Of oil the
members of the legislature. Wise laws, designed for just
and bencent purposes need have fear of close scrut
ny, and this decided expression Of consent-Lafoyee
| Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

EXTRAORDINARY Discovery IN CALIFORNIA
The following is an extract from letter written 20
his wife by New Yorker, working in the mines
of California. The letter bears date August Doth,
1S49.
'There was a gold mine discovered here (what is
called MurPhy's DIggings) one week to-day. 1t is
evidently the work of ancient times-210 feet deep
situated ON the summit of very high mountain.
II has made great excitement here, it was seve-
raj days before preparations could be made to descend
to the bottom There found in it the bones of
human being ALSO altar for worship, and some
other evidences of human labor From present indi-
cations, il is doubtful whether it will pay to be
worked, as it is mostly all rock, and will require a
great outlay for tools and machinery to work it.'
This discovery. if properly pursued by competent
Observers may prove of tile highest historical impor
tance 1t will establish The fact that the mineral
wealth Of that regiOn has been known TO preceding
generations and the relics which have survived, may
enlghten us as to the nationality of the people who
frst pierced this mountain two hundred and feet,
and will doubtless suggest inquiry into the rea-
sons for abandoning the pursuit of gold in country
in which it seems abound. and where It's disc
had found encouragement to make such extensive
excavations in former times.-N Y. Euening Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

Gov Chapman. of Georgia. in his recent message
to the Legislature of that State takes the strongest
Southern ground against the right of Congress to
forbid slavery in the Territories. He then denounces
the provisional government in California. aud all the
recent proceedings for forming State constitution
He then recommends 10 the Legislature to provide for
the calling of State Convention, Immediately upon
the passage, by Congress, of the Wimot Provlso or
any against slavery in the Territories or the
the District of Columbia md that the SISTER slave
States be invited to unite in a general Convention of
n similar character.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

Circuit, with amendments; which were conc0rred in,
and the bill read a third time and passed.
BY Mr. Weaver, bill incorporate the Spring creek
and TiPpecsnoe Bridge company; passed to ID read
ing.
BY ATr. MickIe, bill authorize citizens of Adams
TO vote for against the removal county passed
10 a second reading.
BY MIR. Greathouse, regulating the pay of Probate
Judge OF Nanderburgh county, increasing the pay
three dollars per day passsd a second reading.
The House adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

We copy from the Republic of yesterday, the organ of
Gen. Taylor and the cabinet the following remarkable par
sgrsPh in relation TO the election of Speaker
The wbgs Of course, will abandon their nominee;
for though they claim his election party iri-
unph they feel that the deseon of him would be more
disastrous than his defeat
Tits paragraph be regarded in other light than
authoritative proclamation from the cabinet its par
ty the House of Representatives adhere their pre-
sent candidate, Mr.. Winthrop under all circumstances,
and for any length Of te the hazard of prevent
ing at organization of the House. II is actious and rev
oIuonary, and should be repeled with indignation
by the adherents of the administration whom it
tingy addressed-W. Union, Dec z.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

The New York Journal of Commerce publishes
letter from the celebrated Ladislau Uihazy, (pro-
nounced Wehazy,) TO the President of The United
States, announcing his determination Ia seek per-
manent home in this country. He is expected ar
rive shortly, with ninety-six of his comPalriols.
Ujhozy, it will be remembered. was lately the civil
Governor of the Fortress of Comorn and its depen-
denotes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

FOREIGN NAMEs.-The Sicily custom of giving
towns and villages in America names similar TO those
in foreign countries has been too often condemned by
the puclIc press, without success, for to
pect its abandonment. Whnt sounds more ridiculous
than this, which clip from Saint Louis paper!
"The steamer Ocean Wave landed number of
Portuguese Naples. part of the residue of these
emigrants VIII land at Pkin and tie balance proceed
on TO Peru They are from Trinidad
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20
DECEMBER 20, Isas.


TsegroPhea for the Indiana State Sentinel.
New YORK. Dec. ID. 1910.
The following are yesterdays proceedings:
The House assembled at the usual hour, and pro-
ceeded to ballot. There was but one ballot taken,
which resulted as follows:
Brown ll2; Durkee 26; Morebead II; Stanley Is;
McGaughey ID; Winthrop II; remainder scattering.
Total 226.
Mr. Wilmot. Preston King. and two other Free
soil members voted for Brown, who came within two
votes of being elected
During the session Mr.. Ashmun. of Mass, accus-
ed the Democratic party Of having entered into
written agreement with the Free-soers the
election of Mr.. Brown. This was Indignantly denied
by some of the Southern members; but it subse-
quenly admitted by Mr.. Brown, that he had promis-
ed Mr.. Wilmut that certain committees should be
constituted as to meet the approval of Mr. Wilmot
and his friends This caused much excitement. Sew
eral of the southern members desired to have their
votes Withdrawn.
The House adjourned amidst much confusion.
Neither party has candidate. Wilmot has de-
cned The Wings in caucus agreed to concentrate
their votes on no particular man. and the democrat.
have throw Brown overheard in disgust
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18th.
The House met this morning, when motion was
made to go into the election of Speaker by ballot.
This lost. Several hours subsequently, &C.
cuped in debate by different members. The speech
rs of the southern members very emphatic.
They declared themselves and the whole South ready
to dissolve the Union if the Wilrnot proviso was
passed They came prepared for this at all hazards.
During the debate, very sharp words passed between
Duer Of N. Y, and Meade of Va.;-Each called the
other disuuionists Duer called Meade liar. Meade
rushed at him, and general rush followed
The Sergeant at Arms appeared and commanded
order. A motion was made to adjourn but lost.
Great excitement prevailed, but order was finally
restored. A duel is anticipated between Duer and
Meade. The debate continued until near O'Clock,
when the first ballot was taken for Speaker. ripa
UOce, resulting for Winthrop 80, Cobb 40, Potter "a
Stanley 81, Butler g. scattering 20. There being
choice, the House adjourned till tomorrow. The
chances of an organization very uncertain.
Senate met and adjourned until Tomorrow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

CoRS.-There has been lO0l 1886 bushels Of corn ex.
ported from this point by the Wabash and Erie Canal du
ring the present year. being nearly double the
shipped by the same source last year. The tolls this
single article amount nearly onehaf the receipts Of the
entire amount collected at the Office hee-Lafayetfe, Ia
Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

DEATH OF nj. PIKE Observation-Disclosures has
reached the war department, that LII. Montgomery
Pike Harrison, grandson of the late Gen. w Fl.
Harrison, had been killed by Indians, the Colo
rado In Texas, the 7lh October. He was wlsa
escort Of emgrants, had gene out from the camp to
ascertain the road, and found pierced with many
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

New RAIL RoAD.-A bill Is before the Legislature,
providing for the extension Of the line Of rail road
from Evansville TO Vincennes. TO Terre Haute.
road has been chartered south, from Henderson. OPP
posite Evansville, to Nashville upon which il is said
operations will soon commence. Stock has been al
ready subscribed the line, 80 miles north Of Evans
vile Princeton. and lettings viii son be made. 1t
is said that that part Of the road in this State will
conflict with the interests connected with the Wabash
and Erie camel. If this be true certainly should
wish the road all success, for il will bring
great portion of the travel which goes up the
Ohio river from the South.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

Nor GUILTY.-The Trial of AshbeIl Kellogg for
the murder of his son took place at Kalamazoo, Mi
chigan, short time since, and resulted in verdict
of acquittal the ground of insanity. Mr.. X. is
man of wealth. and was formerly cashier of the Bank
of Salina, at Syracuse, and was regarded as of
the best business men in the country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

Riot. -SANDUsKY, Dec. 12.-Our peaceful city this
evening about o'clock, the of disgrace
fu riot. The celebrated Monk of La Trappe had an
nounced a lecture on Priest-cra, &c., for tonight
Just lie entering the hall he was surrounded
and seized dragged into the street and severely beat
en- with bludgeons. He was eventually rescued by
the Mayor and others. One or two others were in
jured. being taken for the "Mpnk" 1t is reported
that some pistols fired. No arrests
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

GFDon't fail to read the article headed EMISSION
to Austria Ii s dnnihidting TO the administration
well as to J. w. Webb. Never before did excu-
sivey literary editors find it necessary TO enter the
political arena, 10 such style of broad condemua-
tion as that article infcts Willis, remember, is a
whig.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

Posr OFFICE RoBBERY-Sums of money amount
ing $1,000 mailed Danville, in this State, have
been missed recently. Charles M. Gearhurt, tenn
porary clerk. has been arrested charge of being
concerned in the matter.-Pd. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

G5-The steamship Ohio, from Havana, the 4ib inst
with California Mails and sos, 900 in gold DUST ard
l43 passengers, has arrived at New York. Eighty
of the latter are from California John Slide, late
Minister 10 Mexico and Captain May. of the United
States Army, have also arrived
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20
Bills on their Third Reading.

bill 10 define the juisdcon OF justices OF the In
the cDuBty of VermioB passed.
bill IN relation 10 making inventories OF executors and
administrators lengthy debate easued the passage Of
this bill, and before the question taken,
On motion, the Senate adj ,uTned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

Cr- The DAILY True DELTA come 10 US from New
Orleans II is beautifully printed and is edited with
great ability. Notwithstanding New Orleans can
ast Of several older papers. unexceIled by any 9TH
ers, the new conner viii undoubtedly receive the re-
ward Of merit.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

A TERRls..E WEAPoN.-A new death dealing wea-
pom. known as Jenningss patent rife, has just been
brought on, in New Yotk. Ii has iron brceci'
with wooden stock, and is thus described:
By simple contrivance within this stock, The
breecl-pn of the barrel is opened the gun is cock
ed cartridge is placed in this opening. and on
pulling the trigger the pin closes the barrel tight,
strong block of steel falls behind II, aud the gun
primes itself aud is discharged, all at one moment.
IL is SO simple that i, hardly by any accident get
out of order. II is capable of being loaded at The
breech as often as il is fired Of and as rapidly ne
mans hand can throw in n cartridge This
is at the rate of twelve shots per minute tor person
Is ho has practiced with the gun.
Another variety of the same gun Is now nearly
com ,leted by the paen,ees in which The ram-rod u
tube of the same size. capable Of containing tweu-
ty-four cartridges. which arranged that they
are placed in the barrel one by one, and fired sue
eessiyeIy without any interruption. The ent the
twenty fourth ball is fred this gun may be used as
tho first one, loaded at the breech.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

ENTIcING A SLAVE RUN AwAY.-The Upper
MaltUro' Gazette says that white woman named
Sarah Green has been committed TO Prince Georges
County Jail, charged with having aided negro wo-
man Qhe property Of Mrs. Rebecca Duvall, of that
county, TO escape from her owner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

Mns. MILLER.-1he Rochester American, it appears,
mistaken in stating that this had been arrested
in her fight from Niagara Falls, at Syracuse The SYRIA
Star says the statement of the American lacks
important ieature-that of truth.-.96any Argus
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

bill TO amend The law relating to the Practice in couIis
OF law passed
bill amend article chapter as Of the Revised Stat
uies of S43 10 give further remedies 10 landlords
not pss>ed-ayes 23, 81.
bill 10 amend section s. chapter 6, Of the Revised Stat
utes Of 1913 /; passed.
0nt resolution relative 10 the soldiers Of The late war
with Great BIi ain passed.
bill TO amend the charter of the Moscow and Blooming
Gpve turnpike company passed.
Several bills read second lime and ordered 10 be
engrossed aud read third Tomorrow Iefeied to
the appropriate committees.
The Senate Adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20
ST. LOUIS. Dec. Ii.

y
Advices have been received, announcing the arrival
at Independence of company Of traders, who bring
intelligence of further outrages having been commit
ted by the Indians, including the murder of party
Of 7 Americans by the Apaches
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

We grntifed to be able to state that Hon. GEO.
w. JULIAN, NJ. c., had far recovered from his re-
cent Illness to leave for Washington on Tuesday
morning last.-Richmond Jefersonian, Dec. IA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

6-The non-arrival of the Presidents message dis
oranges our arrangements in regard to our paper,
very much. After it arrives, we shall do little bet
ter than we now do.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

OkrThey still quarreljng in the Ohio Senate
committee has been raised in the House, consisting
of Messrs Pugh, Holcomb and Riddle. to ascertain
who in that body guilty of the double-bslIottIng
few days since.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

CbiIds. who has been on trial at 81. Louis for al
legged Bank robbery, has been acquitted The lawyers
spoke nine days.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

Bolts is out with letter in which he ''rakes down"
the octemvrate. He complains that "the almost
perhumau efforts of the wing party for the last twen-
ty years. has resulted simply in the 'dspensation of
patronage to the hungry aspirunts for Office" The
swing party in this quarter do not acknowledge
even that barren result. They are as ''hungry' as
ever.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

COLUMBUS, Dec. l2th.-Very great confusion pre-
vailed in the Senate to-day, during angry debate of
seven hours. Blake denounced Whitman living
moving traitor, who had for nine days prevented
organization. All propositions voted down by
n fip vOfp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

OF We have received several numbers of Jenks's
daily Lafayette Courier. 1t is full of SPICE
spirit and sound 1t viii succeed and we hope it
will also zurich It's industrious editor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

0c5The pork packing establishments of L. Pugh
g. Co., and Sagg and Sbays, Cincinnati, was re-
Gently destroyed by FIRE. Total loss from Sl5O, 900
OF 5000 900.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

/. ANOTHER MuRDER.-At Mobile, Ala, on the 3Oth
ult. General Thomas Holland was shot dead by H. G
McCIintock, his clerk. The cause which led to tins
dreadful jealousy. The murderer has surren-
dered himself and the excitement in our city Is very
great
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

tIJrThe Journal of Commerce, says no less than
three frauds ushered the Post Master Generals Re
port before the public and, if this triple impos
ton was not enough. it is gravey limited that the
thing got out by inadyertence