Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-28
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Nashville Convention.
SEVENTH DAY.

Nashville COnFentlOns
SEVENTH DAY.
7lfs NASHVILLE, Nov. IS.
The report Of the committee on resolutions
committed
the South to call on the slavehodng States for proteo
ton OF person and property denied 10y the Federal
thofity.
The committee being in session. the Convention took
recess OF half an hour.
On rc-assembling, the chairman reported the pream-
BILE first reported, but striking all the resolutions
and substituting in their place. series declaring at
tachment to tue constitutional Union That il was the
purpose OF the Convention preserve it uumpaired
That the Union oi States the union OF independent
sovereigntes, with power delegated psN ers
whenever necessary. That all anticipated evils had
been realized They recommended the South not to 90
INTO National Convention for the nomination OF candi-
dates for President and to have Congress delber-
ate and act with view to arresng further aggression
and to restore the rights OF the South.
The previous question then moved, thus cutting
cd all discussion
but not being allowed their views Ccnven
ton, Messrs. A. V. Brown, Nicholson and D.nslJsor
declared their intention address their consttuen de.
clarlHg their position AID Why they III stood
on the Tennessee platform.
The vote was taken on the previous question and the
adoption OF The rel~ri. amended. anu Alabama
Florida, Geos gia, M ssisspp, South Carolina and Wire
gnla6 voted in The affirmative aud Tennessee aoneirl
the negative
Mr.. Donaldson al Tennessee voted of for The mr.
pose oil moving reconsideration which be did bat the
motion sustained. H. took oes asian Ia pr.-
nounce the proceedings Of he Convention unalw we'd
and SAID lie would sepa' himself from such unworthy
proceeding.
Great confusion ensued and of tic members were
very much excited. particularly Clay Of Aalama, who
is the author of portion of the report adopted.
Amidst much confusion, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
New YORK, Nov. 10.
Additional News By the Franklin.
Cardinal Wiseman has addressed his clergy. recnlar
and secular and tie faithful OF his archdiocese and do
cese in long ePists, which was read on Saturday an
all the Roman Catholic Chapes Of the metropolis II
recited how has Holiness Pope Plus TX graciousy
Pleased 10 appoint Wiseman, though most unworthy,
tne Episcopal OF Westminster, ablshed by let
tiers Apostolic. giving at the time the adminlstrs.
ZION OF the Episcopal See Of Southwark
The brother Of the Emperor of Austria the Arch Duke
Ferdinand, is about entering the naval service and
Venus.
! We have adyices from Berlin to the 3Oth ut Prus-
STA has proposed free conference of the German States
the affairs Of Schelswg Hostern and Hesse Casel
but the proposition rejected at Warsaw. On the
other hand Sunderland had decided upon sustaining the
election OF Hesse Cassel, and required the Electorate
To their opposition Austria and it said Rus
STA also avoWed determination support and enforce
/ that decree.
/ From the following information, dated Hamburger,
Oct %, 1t would that the public sentiment has
become averse 10 the prolongation OF A very i'm
Portant meeting took place at Ke which attended
y all the prelates and landed proprletors decara-
ton was agreed upon, in which the following passage
occurs:
The Preates and landed proPretors are convinced
that in the present of European affairs the quarrel
with Denmark cannot be decided by the sword: that
furthermore the continued shedding OF blood is as bar
barous is useless, and they therefore induced
boldly and publicly declare their desire for peace
The appeal to the justice of the German Government
and the wisdom Of the great powers for the speedy
realization of this result viii be advantageous both
countries.
/ LOUISVILLE Nov. 10, PM
Six feet water in the canal; the river rising slowly
The weather has the appearance Of rain Porkers are
Offering $3.50 for the best hogs, net and drovers asking
7 S.. rs.
Col. R. NJ johnson, Cd Tecumseh,D died at his
residence, near Frankfort, this morning.
New York, Nov 20.
Daniel Webster arrived last night and was visited
this morning by large number Of citizens In answer
to the reception speech OF Hiram ketcham, Esq, Mr..
Webster said IN substance that he approved OF the pur
poses OF the Union meeting held at Castle Garden. and
would be always ready to carry them out. crisis had
occurred and action was necessary.
He also spoke of the purposes for which the Union it.
sell was created, the main OF which was TO protect
trade and commerce. These, than ANYTHING else,
created the Constitution, and when that danger
they should rally protect it. The Union in
danger when the spirit of the people awakened for
ITS defence. The conventions the Norta and South
avail little. and can do no harm. The objects for
which the Government was created now greater than
ever and the people will abandon them. We shall
continue together long cherish the interest that
makes us one people
The railroad depot, measuring $50 feet IN length and
60 wide destroyed by fire last nighioss 500 co.,
$50 90 Of which will fall citizens having goods stored
the building Abou. forty of goods on the trains
were consumed.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Nov 90
This morning, about I o'clock fire broke in the
extensive foundry Of Cameron McDermot, & Co.,
Hazel street. near the Union wharves, which with its
coutens and also large wooen house and other
buildings entirely destroyed The loss the foun-
dry is estimated at $40 000 half Of which
cred by Insurance.
A general conhagration at time unprecedented,
owing to the of water which a time paralyzed
all efforts check the flames. Provdentiay there
wind, all the shipping that aground in the docks
would have been consumed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. p. M.
The newspapers approve of President Filmore's let
to Collins, of Georgia, complaint made
by the latter against the Boston marshal for eectu
ally doing his duty in aiding Collins to recover fugyes.
The President assures Collins that the law will be car
red the and that the charges
the marshal will be investigated and justi6able he
will be dismissed and published.
A despatch from the President of the Nashville Con-
venton says, that resolutions adopted by that Con-
venton affirming the right of the States TO secede, de.
nouncing the of Congress unjust, and recon-
mendng general Congress of the Southern States in
order to maintain their rights, and to preserve the I'M
ion, if possible.
The teegraphic dispatches, already published give
contrary version.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 81.
canal. Weather clear and warm.
Hogs selling to day at four dollars net with upward
tendency,