Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
NEWS OF THE DAY.


WIN. P. SANDERS was sent to the Peniieniary last
week from Tuscaloosa county. Ala, for bigamy. The
Turk had four wives at time.
Gov. Johnson Of Pennsylvania, is agein in Phila-
delpha. his way TO Washington, and is said TO be
now booking for chargeship for his brother
INDIAN LEGlsLAToRs.-The Minnesota Legislature
is said Ia comprise among its members several Wes
tern half breeds. 1t also contains member who
elected to both the Senate aud the House Of Rep
resentatives.
In A HURRY.-Marred. on the 18th ultmo. on the
afternoon train from Springfield 10 Albany, Western
Railroad Mr J. G. BGELow of Greenfield, to Miss
MARTHA CHASE. of Dalton.
S. S. Smith, tried at Richmond for aiding slave
to escape. has been found guilty. and sent to the pen
itentary for four years and six months. Exceptions
to the verdict, however, were filed.
The Louisville Courier says that Major ]. P.
GAINES. lately appointed Governor of Oregon. has
sold his farm and negroes ond intends taking his fam
lily to Oregon. with view of locating there perma-
nently.
The AsToR WILL.-Mrs. Langdon. the neice Of
John Jacob Astor. has commenced suit against
William B. Astor the son. TO test the validity Of
Of the fruits contained in the WILL in relation to her.
self and some others Of the family.
G-Finley Bigger. Esq. has again assumed the ed
oral chair of the Nashville Jacksonian. The abili-
y which he has heretofore displayed in the same po-
sition, is sufficient guaranty of his future
Another part of the dominions of Austria is now
pervaded by powerful religious excitement In b.
hernia, the cradle of Huss Tziska reformer has
appeared in the person of Reverend Pastor Kossuth
the brother of the famous Hungarian of whose eo-
quence he possesses a considerable portion.
An elephants tooth has been found in Egypt con-
tanning S700O worth of gold Il is supposed to have
been filled about the time Sphinx dentist. Some
think it the identical wedge of gold'' that Ache
| IL ohr ola - stI..
The Emperor of Russia has II ships of the line in
the Black Sea. The Sultan of Turkey has - nearly
all of which were built by Henry Eckford and Mr.
F. Rhodes of New York, and nre among the most
superb specimens of naval architecture in the world
Compare the conduct of the Red Republicans in
Paris, Rome, &c. with the red monarchsts-Hay-
nau's executions-ihose recently in Baden-the fog
ging of ladies in Hungary-and recently the hogging
of two young women stripped in Milan, by order Of
Radesky.
| La Presse of Paris. which accomplished more for
the election of Louis Napoleon than any other Jour
nal. sets up the Prince de Joinvlle its csndi-
date for the next II boasts still Of having
the largest subscription list.
! Two aged and respectable English people named
Chas. Smith. and his wife, residing in the vicinity of
New Haven were lately cruelty murdered by some
person persons unknown. Mr.. Smith for some
years served under The Duke of Wellington.
Major Thomas L. Smith, long and favorably known
as Register Of the Treasury has been appointed Au-
dtor. in the place Of Mr.. John c. Clarke, who has
been transferred the office of Solicitor of the Teus
ury made vacant by the removal of Mr.. Gillet.
The Oldest man in France. NJ Jean Bartiste Ro-
billiard. died Oct l. Fontenay, Paris. the
age of lib years. 4 months and days. He was
born in June. 1736. Rohilliard retained the use of
his faculties till the last moment.
Grrhe Burlington, Iowa, Gazette says the cram
berry trade Of Minnesota. has been heavier than
. al the present season. From St. Paul and MENDOZA
alone. 1875 barrels have been shipped The fruit is
unusually fine, and is sold at reasonable prices.
In Garland, Me-, lad by the name of Hatch. about
fourteen years Of age. had loaded pistol for the pur-
pose of killing dog. and while fixing the lock the
pistol was accdenty discharged; the contents lodged
in the heart of Mrs. Hatch. his mother who exclsim-
ed as she fell, "you have killed me" and Immediate
ly expired.
t The PURrrANs.-Accordng to Bancroft, The first
: Puritan settlers of New England the parents of
one third of the population of the United States In
the first fifteen years-the time when most of the i'm
J. migration from England took place-there came over
8 81 900 persons. Their descendants in 1910
a timated at 4,0OOOOO Each family has multiplied
g on the average 10 thousand souls.
n OerThe immense business done by Mr.. Stewart,
y the dry goods merchant in New York. may be esti-
mated from the fact that he recently paid in duties
u on goods of his importation. the enormous sum
i of So5O00 in single day. aud $4,000 during the
week. He employs about $50 clerks, IN store of
marble front tina, cost $500 600 His sales average
: over $4,000 weekly. more than $4,000, 600 an
nually.
ANNEXATION IN MoNTREAL.-We understand thai
, the parties who have organized the annexation
= ment in Montreal. preparing for regular cam
paign They Will form themtelres into association
after the fashion of the anti-CornL League, and
inundae the country with tracts and arguments the
. subject On Wednesday last, week ago. LOO
names had been signed to the manifesto. The conn
: ter manifesto is also numerously signed.-ToronfO
Examiner.