Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-07

LIUERPeoL, Oct. 10.
GENERAL NOTWITHSTANDING articles OF trade have
assumed irmer aspect There has been fair amount
of business transaetng in wheat and Indian inn
proving Flour also freely fall rates
of Tuesday.
PRovIsIoNs.-Beef increasing in dullness; sales Of
pork to fair extent at former prices; extreme quota
lions Of last week sustaining for bacon and prices tend
lard in active demand at Oh advance.
ENGLAND.-Fiye new bIshoprcs have been created
for the Anglo Catholic church. The tenant league
continues aetate the country and their meetings
fully attended by gentlemen OF responsibility and inu
ence
Farming operations for spring crops are being COM
menced upon extensive scales. 1t is said that unu-
sual breadth Of wheat will be in England and Ire
land.
DENMARK AND THE Demonstrating has oc-
Cured in relation to the position OF the armies since the
assault Frederickstadt and it is confidently
serted that diplomacy will be called in 10 settle all diff
cutes England and France named the medIta-
ting powers.
The number of killed and wounded is variousy stated
but it appears certain that the people OF Frederckstadt
suffered severely from the shells thrown into the town
hy the Holsteiners
In Hesse Casse, the revolutionary feeling is said to
be increasing. Upwards of two hundred officers have
most disorganized stale. According to letters from
Frankfort it is the intention of the Eector Of Hesse to
abdicate. The Prince of Cassal will succeed him.
GERMANx.-Two divisions. which marched for Hesse
Cassel, received counter orders and have stopped in
their progress This it is said has been the result of
joint remonstrance of England and Russia. Prussia
protests against the adopted at the Frankfort
conference In other there appears lie moth
inc to report.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY--Lezontagle, formerly Sec
rotary of Kossuth has been arrested well Doctor
Stonicle, late domestic physician to Pulaski, the
ground that he in communication with Pulas
k during the time OF the revolution.
In Croatia tokens OF returning sympathy daily
manifested.
EosroN, Oct %, s P. NJ.
The fugitive slave excitement continues to prevail
here, and the committee of vigilance has been increased
thousand This afternoon, white men,
Knight and Hughes reported tobe slave catchers
arrested by Sheriff Coburn, charge of conspiracy
kidnaP negroes
PrrTsBuRG, Oct %, s PM
Old Whitley, General Taylor's war horse has lst for
Cincinnati on the Hihernia
New ORLEANS, Oct. %
John McDonough, said to he the richest in the
United States. has died of cholera. His property is
timated TO be worth least tea millions.
WASHINGTON, Oct so, P NJ
The executive committee in Washington the Lon
don worlds convention has selected the United store
ship Fredona to convey American productions to the
industrial exhibition.
The Inelligencer says that Rev. VIM Mclean, see
retaiy of the American Colonization Society has
cevcd despatch from New Orleans, stating tia; Nc
Donoug's will contains Request OF one-eghtl of the
of his estate. during forty years to that
dollars annually. The despatch further adds that tie
will is complicated and its validity doubtful.
McDonouah planter settled in Louisiana while
it was Spanish colony residing there forty years He
employed special clergyman for his negroes. Of whom
time he liberated eighty-fyc, and sent them to
Liberia gratutously. He often gave large be-
nevolent objects. whilst he refused giving anything
his poor relations.
BosroN Oct 80, SPIN
This morning, Rev. Thomas Parker, and other mem
hers of the committee Of safety, went through the rooms
of the United States Hotel search of slave pursue
They told such conduct would not he permitted
when after exchanging few words they left. knight
and Hughes have left the city this morning but
have since concluded 10 remain.
Gcrgc Thompson the colored abolition lecturer, WHO
created much sensation here in lS45 arrived in the
steamer Canada.
The steamer America left noon to-day for Liver
pool with forty passengers.
The Canada reached the dock last night quarter
before o'clock.
Behring'S circular says there is no change to report in
American stocks in London.
LOUISVILLE, Oct so, SPIN
The steamer Euphratcs, from PiltsIurg for St. Louis
sunk at o'clock to-day at New Albany She lies ca
reened. with guard under and the other
ter. Her have been working the pumps this
ing and is thought she may be raised. 1t is suppo-
sed that she struck rock
New BEDFORD, Mass. Oct 80.
Accounts from Sidney NV South Wales to the l4th
of June, report that tremendous hurricane occurred
a Nayirators Island in April last which continued four
DAYS letter dated on the 14h, says there is hardly
house left standing on the Island
One day later from Europe.
Telegraphic Dispatches to liverpool up to the time of
the Cdnaias sailing
BosroN,I Oct 81, SP NJ
The following latest intelligence from Europe is pub
lished to-day:
FRANcE.-The Paris papers of the 10th confirm the
statement OF the meeting OF the permanent COMMITTEES,
and say that the meeting tranquil and unimportant
Ill ftafr
sition the prolongaton of the Presidents power.
DENMARK-Accounts from Hamburg to the 18th state
that Frederckstadt heap ruins and deserted by all
the inhabitants.
AUsrRIA.-Vienna, Oct. 13.-Prnce Schwarzenbern
continues to carry on his warlike demonstrations All
the subaerns and soldiers OF the Bohemian army have
been suddenly recalled.
Tie Austrian Ambassador at Constantinople has re-
sumed his representation respecting the Hungarian ref
uoees. and insisted that Austria has right TO de-
mand their being delivered up 1t is said that the Porte
will shelter them no longer, but will give them their
passports
MONTREAL, Oct. 81. 8 p NJ
number of fugitive slaves arrived here and al To-
Yesterday is estimated that nearly thou
sand have reached Canada since the commencement OF
the agitation. many of whom have passed into the nte
rior, where they intend aIding There appears to be
less sympathy shown for them than formerly and many
seem actually in want OF the necessa ries of lie.
WASHINGTON, Oct 81.
The President has announced his determination
force tho fugitive slave law let the consequences be
what they may Ii necessary, he viii protect the Uni
ted States Marshas in the discharge OF their duty by
calling to their aid the United States amy.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. !.
The remains o. Gen. Taylor reached here this morn
ing the steamer Navigator. The firing of gun an
nounced the approach OF the boat, which followed
by ringing of BELLS and hundreds were vending their
way to the landing. The wharf was crowded as were
also decks of steamers The authorities the military.
fremen, and citizens in carriages, horseback, and
foot marched PROCESSION to the landing preceded by
the mayor and Gov. Crittenden- The latter, in few