Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

ST. Louis. Semi. 2

ST. Louis, Sept. %, 8 D. m.
Mr. Papin reached this city Yesterday from Santa Fe
having lett 10Th ult He confirms all the previ-
Gus accounts concerning the depredatons OF the Indians
and the inelhciency oil the troops in chassng them.
Col Morton, by his late activity has made himself
theme of enyiabe eneomium, and, with the add onal
force now the way 10 New Mexico, il is thought lie
will render efficient service.
Mr. Papin met Cnnney's train Cedar Springs. |
The day previous the Apaches had stolen from the
eighty-two head Of mules. The descent was sudden
and 50 dexerousy the stolen property separated
from the other animals that a word exchanged
nor gun fired between the Indians and the herdsmen
before they under full galop the mountains with
the droves before them
Col. Sumner met encamped about four miles from
Fort Marin He with several companies awaiting
the arrival of company detached service for prov
slons, preparatory to reaching the crossings oil Arkan
sas.
Mr. Papn met a company Of infantry on their way to
Santa Fe, all in good health, the Little Arkansas
They up to the encampment of Capt Burford, in
command Of two three companies of Dragons Sew
eral If fhe officers sick. hut dangerously.
Browns government train was met at Lost Spring.
A second government tram met three miles from
CARMEL Grove. The same day Waldo & Co.'s mail car
rier met just starting Cor Santa Fe
All the creeks between the States and CARMEL Grove
were dry, which causing much suffering for the
want of water both IN and animals. a MANY
animals lost by strange and unexpIainaIle dis
ease called the dry murran. The cattle generally died
in an hour after being taken. The disease is
supposed to originate from drinking unwhoesome
WASHINGTON, Sept 81.
SES4TE.-After some ordinary business was trans
acted, the Iadian appropriation bill taken up
Many amendments were offered and agreed to- and the
bill ordered TO a third reading.
message received from the President with the
correspondence between the United States Government
and Turkey relative to Hungarian refugees
The bill ascertain and settle the validity of private
land claims in California was taken up and debated.
AT o'clock the Senate took recess to at
o'clock. when the California land bill passed
The Seadte then went into executive session.
HoUsE--The House then went into committee at an
early hOnr the amendments of the Senate the civil
and diplomatic bill.
Tie committee concurred in the appropriation of
$4,000 for the expenses of the of the Sublime
Porte to be expended under the direction Of the Secrc
taTv OF State.
The Senate amendment appropriatng $500 900 for
additions To the Capitol was rejected.
Tie committee, after acting upon numerous Senate
amendments, most of which rejected, and
took a till u.
At the evening session various amendments to the
bill were agreed to in committee and reported when the
House adjourned.
New YoRK, Sept %, NJ
The Pacific, in startin. Of her dock. pitched the
wheel-house against a large wood frame house shed
erected over the pier, under which large number Of
people had collected her off. and the whole
was thrown down with a tremendous crash, falling sud
denly the people, killing two three outright and
wounding several others badly. number still in
the ruins Many escaped by running for life Tie scene
was ndeseribdby horrifc. The Paci6c came into dock
orender assistance The particulars have all trans
Pired.
PIrrsBURG, Sept %, NJ.
Pttsburg visited yesterday afternoon by of
the Severest hail-storms that visited these parts
There is scarcely house in Pittsburg and Allegheny
CITY in which the windows not total wreck. The
hail fell of enormous size Every roof suffered more
less As instance OF the effect of the storm hail
broke completely trough rcn roofs the first floor.
This may be hard believe, but is nevertheless
The amount of damage cannot be ascertaned.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 80 sp. m.
The Foote and Fremont difficulty has been amicaby
settled The latter addressed note the former,
fhola so1h x-
bate to be signed in the presence of Witnesses and
challenge left if he refused sign. Mr. Fooe
declined to sign the paper but addressed note in reply
to Fremont's disclsimng any intention of giving any
personal offence in the language used by him in the de-
bate Friends Of both parties considered this sasfacto
ry Fremont but his instance the of Foote
submitted to Col. Benton, who consented to the ar
ranoement.
The objectionable remarks Of Mr.. Foote were sub
stanaly that the plan OF the California Senator for the
settlement of titles outrage upon the public
Mr.. Rtche is to be Unidentified and the printing
tract In ken up.
disunion address will appear in dav or two 1t is
now ready and is from the pen OF MIR. Butler.
The following the Utah combinations: Brigham
Young, Governor B. Davis Harris of Vermont Secre-
tary Of State. Joseph Bullington Chief Justice w W
Lewis of Ohio, associate Jastce Seth Blair of Utah.
United States attorney JOS L. Haywood United States
marshal
SENATE.-The Senate met at 9 o'clock.
Mr. Walker said that in engrossing the bounty land
bill made and discovered till after the
bill approved by the President, which allowed
for lands 10 he assigned An amendment had been
made and agreed to BY both houses prohibiting assign
I'LL after patent had been issued. He produced
a bill explanatory Of and supplying the error.
Mr. Da wson objected The error, he considered, was
fortunate
Mr. Walker said objection was outrageous.
Mr. Dawson hoped that the Senator from Wisconsin
would get in He would withdraw his obiec-
ton as he understood both houses agreed what
omitted; and the bill passed.
Mr. jeff Davis submitted resolution authorizing the
mill hrard and
report whether the grade Of Lieut. General should be
established in the army and what is necessary prevent
military officers from usurping and exercising civil func-
tons; agreed to-
The Senate went into Executive session.
The doors opened at liz O'Clock, and message was
received from the President approving the civil and d.
plonatic and additional appropriation bills
At five minutes before II O'Clock committee APP
pointed wait the President consisting of Messrs.
Ewing Houston, and John Davis, who Immediately
ported
of the session. and pronounced the Senate
adjourned
HoUsE.-The House at ii o'clock.
Mr. Guriey, the chaplain in the of prayer
asked every blessing which God bcstow upon the
members, who about to retire home
Tie House concnrred in the Senate resolutions to
pend the seventeenth Joint rule that the civil and d
pomatic appropriation and Indian appropriation bills
could be presented the President for signature
To-day several gentlemen wanted TO take up partcu
lar bills the House refused suspend the rules fol
that purpose, and much confusion ensued-
A message received from tie President stating
that he had signed the civil and diplomatic and Indian
appropriation bills.
Mr. Potter wished the committee Of the whole on the
state Of the Union be discharged from the consdera
ton the cheap postage BILL and that il lac made the
special order the third Monday in December next.
-.s-.. Il 0<falo utof1on af Mr.