Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

short time, suffering from severe sickness he died
CALoMEL IN CAuFoRNTA.-We are informed of n
sale Of twenty pounds of calome in California, for
the round sum Of S25,000. This is anything rather
than throwing physic to dogs. unless the men who
swallow ihese doses TO be considered of the ca
nine species.-N " Express.
BIR. MEEEDITH's RePnRr.-.che Manchester Eng.
Guardian Of this document, I" Its readers will
find in it of the widest and most thoroughly
exploded noions of protectionsfs reproduced
with GOODNESS and naivete which would be truly
amusing if the subject were a little less serious"
1t IS said that the celebrated Baron Seinberger
who made rather hurried start for California from
Fairfield has part of his last speculation home,
10 be applied in payment OF his numerous liabilities
in This region. his agents having already disbursed
$4,000 in Bridgeport and Fairfield, his creditors
-Neio Haven Pal.
EQUAL R1eHrs-WoMEN VoTERs.-Pitcairn's IS
land in July last, contained one hundred aud forty
nine nhabltants-Seventy-hv males and seveniy-f0ur
females. The inhabitants follow agricultural pur-
suits. Cotton cloth, blankets. and wooden articles
are The elections are held once year and
the loornsn all Uoters. Usually nine ten ves-
sells touch there annually most of which are Ameri-
A SLAvER.-We are informed by Capt. Eastbrook
of the ship Clarendon, from Canton and St. Helena
that at the latter port the Doth Dec there arrived
herm brig, marked "Caseo, New York. on her
stern, with $50 slaves board. She prize TO
H. B. Nj. Steamer Cyclops The Caseo was twice
boarded BY the officers Of the CyeIops The frs, time
she was allowed to pass unnolested, in consequence
Of there beng American commander and showing
American flag, papers. &C., and the matches being
under seal-N Y Jour. Of Com.
Ira.-r, c, ,,,s E,,aan slro liberated h
n, Iobn c.sson &c Wiss;ssio0; vere b,onobt 20 ,h;
city two three days ago, by their late master, to
have their freedom papers made out J. Jollife Esq.,
who kes great pleasure in acting master of GER
.; 80 o.oo.;ions of ,b;O lind ,,nt;s9 the knot of
H. L1I
W. rnde,stsnd that Dr TCasson who came N this
;, u.,b b; neonle IN SEQ that everything should be
nr3nerv done intends IN spnerrtend their settlement
himself, somewhere IN Ohio.-Ctn Gdz.
n@-Tbe total number of the Victims md sufFsre-s
bv The late caamitous EXPLOSION in the CITY of New
York ia TINS stated
Whole number dead ................ 81
Whole nnmber ininrsd 40
Whole number esconed 80
WboIe number missin, e
Total
The MoRMoNs.-The Cherokee Advocate has
emierant on his way to California, in which he saws
The Mormons have n beautiful country: it is al
most entirely surrounded by mountains-some of
which are covered with perpetual snow. Their town
is regularly laid off and finely watered Water is
conveyed throngh every street for the purpose of r
rjgation as i, Is the only means of successful
ing-as il scarcely ever rains here during the sum-
mer The valley is fine for irrigation, as the mcun-
tains afford numerous small streams of the purcst
water. The Mormons seem to be here a happy peo-
pie.
r., W. o., g., A., r,:LI
served stone roll down a stair case. 1t bumped
every stair until 1t came to the bottom; there of
course IL rested.
THAT stone," said he, resembles the NATIONAL
DEBT OF my country; II has bumped on every grade
OF he community, but It's weight rests on the lowest.
wing administration strikes at and wounds every
interest IN The community IN Turn, ano enos by crush
Ing with oppressive weight The laborlng masses
Albany Atlas
GREAT LAND SA1Es-It is shown bv the report of
tf,e Commisaoner of Patents tha, in is47 the ouar
tty of the land disuosed of for cash and bv
equivalent 10 cash. amop,ts ,o q 5a6 o54 "a
And in 1919 tn dSo s1s De
In Tue nrs' 'hree months Oh 1915 o0r 100 oo
"vu",s ION "''o''ioo oo
In me nrst three n1on'hs OF io4S' -.
a'"0un's 70 4'~''foI 20
showing mat Tue increase IN the uWOuht OF iahu
tSPoSeo OF Keeps pace win ule increase OF PoPula-
"'" @Ie '"e consequent """'s vi '"e co~"ohi'y'
Drs.rD re NveDo.- IT, c,uha,,,J C;,;
of vesrerdav saw
i gentleman of this Mace baviug reason N heIieve
,b., &C. az he Dorroos ,,o,ld COO, :. so No sh >, :;
pi,,sbnro defsrmined 70 ell him Ths 49, me-
occordinglv snld but resisted the aoeot If his new
rnas,ar tnoock;nr him doy, viii bar Of ;ron Cd
doino him serio1s iniurv. When he found At lengib
,ha, HE nlans IF wara frustrated bs deI;hr
ateIy took Ratchet and ATTEMPTED to sever his Iet
hand from the arm The blow was not quite success
Iul and u Is supposed ne may recover Without ampu-
tatIon OF the hand
Tuv NV am ,rs cp,,vs The ,o.o,,,a.a
,ion of the Secretary of The Nav TO- The as,.h;.t
nent of retired list will receive we home the At,