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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

Or sce ser Tuesday Nag p, The pssse0gsr usins I'll
~ a. blow Sundays eyceptet eOno-cr1g a. Podge-
keepFe With the Assisting stsAne7s NEW WORLD,
Aida JOSEPH EELKN2P ara SOUTH AMERICA,
r1nning 70 and from A6Shy, and sooohinE he asud n
h larlLln1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
FOR EUROPE.

- FOR LIVsRPOOL.-PACKk OF ThE
~ mn Inst-Tbs regular PACK etship EESY CLAY,
apt r NJ French viii sail IS above, her regular
day For fres passage hAyiEs unry.ed aeommo1s'
uoph srply 10 sPORFORD, TlLESTOG co.
a. sJuthtt
n B Ills vesis, present. Ye1 superior advantages 70
-ntf,If.,sd ~ tarks aus ~
So FOX LIVERPOUL.-U0itod States Nal
<CNNkka siea.asi.p PACIFIC, CsptsiI Eyra Nye-
This steamship viii depart with The nAli foi
tb, hoi Of Canslsl No bef secured anil paid Tor
Alet.era GIc papers mutt pass afolGn ne fOtl Ones
gor Height or passage, having unequ.l4ed secomhooA
cons for elegance or comfort apply W ~ o., ~, -.
EDWARDk. COLLINS, g Wal 81
Ybs steamer ATLANTIC Wi tlccer' me racine, eng
sai September IN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
REGuGAR NAIL LINZ sE

EzSssrsEs TWEEN BOsToN AND NEwroRAl
via s;oungIo0 sn2 rovitence,-inso1
rcula without ferry, change Of cars OF bsggsgs-fAC
steamers NANDERBiLf, C.puan joel S,Ons, enc
COMMODORE, Capt. William X FrsIee, 10 eonnes0sa
uh he stouns on and Providence and 8osgnu and Prev
leuee Railroads. leaving Nev.yoh daily Sundays 60
espted) nom Pier North River hs vhsH shove sansEe
Place, al O'Clock ana stoutagon 81 O'CLOCK -
% upon tho 1rrlVs Of he Nal Trsln hon Bosson. nssa
Steamers we've bni expressly Cor The route and are 60
s respect pareu sry adapted tbs navigation Of k0o1
Island Sound fhe secoanaod seona passages ere
eonmodlous snd eonfotsbehe officers c.psble cod
perercec The route being the shoros, and dirsc
Sctveen Boston ard New YORK passengers euab~d b
arrive IN ample tue for the morning hnss Of siesosaa
sud railroads raining 70 various points from thoss cius
Yhe VANDERBlLf viii leave New-York on ruesaxs
rhur,dsy and Saturday. Les-e rioningion oo MceSsy.
.yeine.dsy sid Friday. The COhMODoRE wih ssvs
New .Yorl Monday Wednesday ard Friday L>svc essef
lngtOn TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday. B.-fsassA
gers the arrival OF he steamers 81 sonngton, proesst
luuedlaeiy 10 he splendid railroad 70 Frovide1sc
ans BosSon baggage master accompanies each ustn
and rom Bosom For passage, oerthf sssisrscns 81
freight applications may be made 10 the Agents - ~
wharf AID al the once, 10 Bankruptcies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

= - NBRtNCB, lOc-zr h0sso. PORf WASH
A>sasass--a1-IS ISGTON, BROWNS DOCK tMide-
supJ MOUNTS DOCK, snd RID BANK The -. sa-
a steamer EDTIa L.W Is. CAT Cooi44~s WI
ave NOD. y - 'e ~ 70 - = 80 $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

~ FOR skLR.-TwO good Farms Q, ~ 40. 49, a.,
60 rieh New. hrunswick Also, stpendic eouulY -,
s Eizsbektown with 10 scres Of nrsI fsls IAno Du
dires al new and complete, Alao, 81 scfes VIZ So
buduFs al Psiu6ed. Also 2 acro& Aiso 1, Sc, !.
fct fsrrrs Of al s'zea and prices 10 tlli ~ 49,
new cottage housa snd are Of and for 49, ~ s1e-'
80 sriepdd ones from 81 90 Up 10 saOyo Cal 90
~ 7 FULLER, q Coruanc-tt or
= VAIL Al coruAnd-st
ton 10 to every sslurdsy other lays rsnhs-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

NIW-YORk AND EUILADELT TT A -
- - NEW-YOEk AND PHtLA-
L. --ss.....ssss.s- DELFHIA D.EECf-U. 5. NAIL
Il -LINE-Thro1gh n u hours, via Me-
Lane, Rroaf Fse re- used ~ s. Tor hTst lass and -
81 .orsecond elsas-L Leave EewYorE 81 " ron Oh
q cortsne o. ard a. 81 AID ron i3osoi Lpsr,
80 - ~, 49,, - :, Aul53 m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
TRAVELLING.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
INNER HRRINGENESY.

-. cfszsEFz.,F- NEW YORK TO Al eFS 4
SsF sSss,ss-Ss;@ sANY. By Railroad -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

q FOR HAIE.--A lease q premises situated 90 ne
y line Of The Hudson EiFef RailrOsd fOOi Ssgso.y-
Ersts, sDd EOrh River togeL0ef 40 macy vsutD.e
mpUyemeDis-cosFsane h pan Ole IA ge i~osOrF brck
bu.cing, ~ feet long by 81 iee vide vel sdsped FOR
mtnufsCuIng purposes There Il on me premises
good dwelling b. use, with a large supply Of excellent
Eptug Vsser, sEd 0mber OF fame buildings Atoge b.
Il u well sl-o Tor si0U.ofy mschDe s1OP carriage or
piano 8IuiscOy Lc &c any business whsfs ACES
10 il by Ts lrosd would b. advantage. should
more grcunC be required, he landlord hss pressed
Willingness % on 10 improve the dOcksge for PER
ceumPe he outlay. Also FOR sale, three borss power
Sissm ErFine ard Boiler large iron Screw Press Cteo
der sisrc,rf hsnfes and Is sienteI Frames 8 yards
long For further PARTICULARS apply 10 WIN ANDREWS,
On he prenites or 10 PETER RENNIE, corner Of Thir
6 th!fd.st. and Eighh Az Eew.Yorf aul3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

~1ezHc EMPIRE CITY LINZ -fHEOu0H
GAfAt. TICKETS 70 SAN FRANCISCO va CHA.
0REs The splendid ct smlni2 CkE5CEnI
CITY $50 turI burden CHARLES sTODDAhDi Com
msrder vii leave her does Pier no Nh fof CnAgres
on moucay sept z at O'clock Early application 10
neeeelafy 10 secure through tcke FOR freight or Pai'
cage Apply 10 J. hONA AM 9OS
Eulf isep2DAW D bfO~n"D.
- FOI sAN FRANCISCO EIRECF-fhs
- fss sailing pscIe, ship ADELAIDE, Cspt Jseo5
Cobb tsvils three iognls OF her cargo fas4J -
20 90 board vii receive immediate dApsich 'o NE rD1ts
oc This vessel his lust been thoroughly 0yefnsled sad
aeEiy ooppercc and being remarkably fts' saler II "a
cor hdery expected sle vii make e. snof. p1s.Se -
40 ve, bound 10 those re ont For rikh, passage,
h-Fi1g superior state room ecconnnod Enons tpp 70
btefsn g 3o1lh-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

.sSEEz TaEONGA LIsE EU1 s2N sLAs.
49, cisco VA cHAesE2-sss EsV saa 9.
sBEAokEE......I.sc0 taas ssplsia q. nlzels.
fHlLApELf hLE.llpJ nnf.. CRfi hobl Il Pea rscE.
sO the Only dirsct ira between HeEYcrk and Chayres
I'd IL eouneco, win as Uni.eo siss Nsil pses
Sc r - Fr-k-e st-- -7-,y re isre- : - sTE
EsDscsD Nl-Ei G. risI - szAsasi.
arr SLcy. E;sit Eo5zI...,..el2 @ Sl@ 9
ys-,,'s c, .SIs'r t' ...... i:S g "
~ ihe sbors dina sfhs ssss tasls az ssTs &s siv
80 ofghs saloon.
Ets.rHgs tio1nd VITA saar>sss1
I'd ~ % cssss % e:iis p;i so EzssssSs g =.
,stsr1f are borne b pEssengers
~ freigt or pastsSe spply .
HOWARD Il A2PlhNAShs - Sos.SSs =.
PACIFlC ALlA sTLAEBHIF sOZEGas
fh- uril>d EiStes Nal s.sssi- psSEeS
fAnAeA......tt61 tu1.,...C Capt pasll q. ks4sf.
shE0On ......i,eS uns.... Capt Carlisle 2 fsiit't'e
CALIFORNIA 90 tuns. Capt ThOs 1udt.
FENhESBEE >. lsDo tuus,s Cart George 4 Coz
dAkCLlhA.., 81 t7us.." Capt. x. u Whitney.
lhlCOkN ....- - i1rf...- C2pl }. hlcbolsc--
inie1ess 70 form ,-zizscohlT lias esvsss rasss
Fsssongers IL hs Assr Gssr - :,rasss- 5SG1l4s 81
- vines AID icucfF rSsss zers y u Goesgs A.:
rIb nsress ,zd pillow. Al psssougsls VII Be Above
race .of perronL bsgsEgE free 70 Ia ex1i OF - b
vslgaL ret exceeding - measurement TEL cabe iesl-
-sgri or eI1 hskgsRa or mef-haneiss wax i>Ass ee'
s.,riazs csbis stgt
Isaac 'rs, gsnsaa &c -. a. q GAssss.sz a slt
ss1 Diofc....s.....ss - n
san rrAncisOe ........ sos ~
is ssoEss IE11sd will % iAks0 - baggage Slsrse
81 nttKI a41 teh4[Eng as ~ pcrson4i PoI enAfk a.
e1dIE hess fees and oos hrs 70 % psd o ias pAstes
ysrs 10 passage secured uuu psd for APPS at Zoe Of
Zee Of th@ Goupiuv. Nsv.YoTk. ~ sc1ts-sL Tft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
FSH hESr rSkT fas ,hIpr4Rkfe s.s.s

SMsaez s>s-e r CIIIN6AROR leayes ehsInbess, Pier
daily SUNDAYS excepted al O'Clock N and fisr =
mfnn,es nssi A Rssurnng lesves keypof, Al oolock
A M snd fort Hs,nl,o., 81 An Fre % kevpo1 -
ssns, For Hariton. Ia eeoa. IFN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

- IflH SALE-A country seal a. fsrTytoTni uaN-.s
sxs 80 n he Hudson River for more han twenty
mites with The pryeSe Of ere acre Or Tai bn
,p 6c thsreon The house 10 dooole neIiy lev o.a.'
~ 49, "a sile1 In with brick also, double plAxEN
or ,ps The River size S4xi0 here icing ur.oSa ICONS
bss,So he xtiics situated within tea minutes va Vi oo
P,U,c,S and Steamboat suitable for person dong ou.-
nes. An Town Pglee viii one acre $500 Pyho1s
nrde easy OF VII exchange for .m4n 5 I, On al ,Ss
n-s-.,,es on lfvSO Irleodsl CLARK HANmONO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

Ga TUKOUGu LINE FOR SAN FRAN
EACgts disco via Cna2rrs direct aud BY he | Gled
s>a@<.-AR ts,-s Mai Steamer 90 tbs Psclhc on Wed
re,dsy Aug 18-The splendid steamship PhlLAOEL
PHiA Ro5en II. Pearson, commander, Will leave hsf
dock Pier North River FOR Chagres direct on Wednei
cav Augus9s ATS O'Clock Passengers will place their
or Iosrd The lay previous FOR passage apply %
HOWLAND AsPGNWALL "a Gad SIS south-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
49, UNlTRD STATES NAL -rsAn;

=
3SAEaE SHIP COMPANY -ChAoge In the date Of
sailipg-hondsy Angus 20, al ) Pm. from
the Pier, FOO, OF Warren a.
TIE L & Mall Steamship OHIO, Jas schenek, U =
NAVY Commander Ths splendid steamship viii sal az
above with The Government Msl for the We, Indies and
California
The for he transportation OF passengers 10
San Francisco without delsy The lshmgs, being now
COMP eted, the company are prepared 70 s'1s 'no1gh
tickets OF al classes A. q reduced rate Of passage.
The boObs Tor he Ohio, The 18th mat are Low open
and ckes through can be obtained al the following prices
IRON sew YORK TO cHAGREs
sac Room BERN
slHndre Berth Forward ~
6leersge Berh-fonnd bec and separate tsbie..... 50
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO. -
ktkie RCOn BERN
st.eTtge Befu-iound bed and board 80
Passage can secured for the Intermediate pcf
follows: o. o., ,,
From Nstc- York STATE MOO" sfLadfe oieerr4gs
To charleston or ssvannSh.....s! SIS SO sle
HAw.0r.1T. IS 70 Is
FTeghI New Orleans &c per cable FOOT Jr measure
goods oter nefchsndso ~ per Agreement Freigns
will be TO Hayans 10 limited qlaaty a. &c per
cubic foot per agreement and specie 81 conL AID
pdmsge ThecOuNCtsstt Havana - sneAd o. he recop,
Of her erChsIde, Immediately 81 er tho vessel arnyss
To secure freight or psassge, apply aI Inc otcs Of me
Company, III " ssLst corner Of WaIrer-si NJ.
tuf5 ~ a. o. KOoEkT5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

z
aEEL CISCO, CALIsOhNiA-E SUTTON =
~<s~NsCO "a Wa-st will oispAch coz Cd -nual N n
ser ger on Weduesdsy h si per steamer OF ina! DAY,
vi she charge u letters aud ptcsage, Df San Ffa1-
cisco cktcu ana Sacrament. Cy. b. This ance
,rT, Will be received one OF Two days 10 OF Tho
NEIL delivery Invoices OF mefchsrdse Oh I'D Do cerhed
81 lie Custom House AID handed Ia with Toe packages a.
less ors day be fore The 18Th Small packages received
unul O. och on TIE da ~ sa1s Letters received unuI
81 o'r cck Tefms re Asonahls Payment IL a1va1ce.
-,ule lm. e SUTTON CO. 80 WAllsl
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-05-15
VOLUME XVI.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
Is PUBLISHED wREKLY, BY
WILLIAM W. HOL ID u n,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Tar NonrH CARoL1rA STANDARD isPublished week
no instance will the paper be sent unless the money for
the same shall accompany the erder Subscribers, and
Others who may wish to send money to the Editor can
do so at all times by Mail and at his risk Receipts for
all sums will be promptly transmitted.
ApvEnr1sEHENTs not exceeding fourteen lines will be
inserted one time for dollar and cents for
each subsequent insertion those Of greater length in
portion Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
be charged twenty-five per cent. higher than the above
rates reasonable decton will be made to those who
advertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

The Washington correspondent Of he Baltimore
American, states that news has reached the for
city, that personal encounter took place at LIZ
ma, on the 9th Of December last, between our newly
appointed Consul, Col. Potter, and Mr. Sullivan the
Charge dAfiairs near The Government Of Chill. and
the nephew Of Lord Palmerston. The origin of the
difficulty is stated to be, that Mr.. Sullivan, in the alb
of COL Potter forcbly elected Mrs. Potter and
child from her lodgings in the hotel. whereupon Col.
Potter sought an Interview with him. and not receiv-
ing sufficient apology, gave him a severe horse-
whipping which he richly deserved.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
LEARNING BY MAcsIsERr.-Th following is from

LEARNING BY MAcHNERY.-The following is from
Connecticut paper, the New Haven Palladium:
"Mr Edwin Allen, of Windham, in this State,
has invented and procured patent for little SPELL
ing machine, which is designed to Instruct little gen.
llemen and ladies' in the knowledge Of the alphabet
aud the art of spelling, while they sliding The
wooden letters about in the grooves of the small Ma
hogany board to which they attached. The board
is about twelve inches long and five wide. In the
centre four horizontal grooves in which the words
are TO be arranged-above them Is the nlphabe, Of
capital letters. and below is tie alphabet of small let
ters We are told that they used with much sue
cess in some schools in New York"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

MAKRIAGE.-We call the attention of the members
of our State Legislature from this city TO The laws
on marriage and the decisions of our courts on The
subject. As the law is now expounded, marriage,
being civil contract, any male and ferale declaring
themselves to be married, so legally. Any ind-
vidual may marry couple. or a recognition Of The
parties as married is all that law requires. We
need not say that this is fraught with the greatest
danger society well as to property and we ad-
monsh those entrusted with this subject to place it at
once upon secure basis, making marriage what IT
really is, aud intended 10 be- civil and rei-
gious contract, and defining who shall have au;hori-
ty to solennize that important event, probably the
important in the lives of the parties.-NOGh S
Times, Nsio York. .asi. s5ars
lt1J-lf the law should recognize marriage to be a
religious well civil Institution, should it not
also establish religiocivi tribunal for the trial If
questions Of divorce, &c., similar to the Eccesasi
cal courts of England The Major is an Israeliir,,
and of has great reverence for the authority o.
the priesthood. The people generally, will hardly
come up 10 bis standard in this respect
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
Illness of Ell. Calhoun.

WASHINGTON. Sunday, Jan. H.-The disease with
which Mr.. Calhoun is suffering has unexpectedly ia
ken unfaVorabe turn. and the most serious appre
tensions at the hour of this writing is entertained,
both by his physicians aud friends his recovery.
You need not be surprised TO hear of his deeeasa at
any moment. nor is il imPossibihty that he may
after all recover The issue is with Him alone, who
but wills and it is accomplished and whose ways
past finding out.-N Y Tribune.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

0arHere is an important truth, going the rounds
without the credit to which it is fairly entitled:
II is genuine human nature, everywhere 10 all
countries. both Pagan and Christian, purity OF faith
in the public opinion. takes precedence OF holiness
of practice And stronger than by any cord 1T sir-
tuous couducf are we oil attracted towards those
who agree with US in speculative theory, for every
where is metaphysics mighticr than morality.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

FORT WAYNE AND BLUFFToN PLANK RnAD.-At a
meeting of the stockholders at Fort Wayne, the
25th JAR, T. Swinney was elected President, P P.
Bailey Secretary and Treasurer and Messrs. r. Swim
ney, S. Edsall, R. w. Townley, C. E. Sturgis w.
G. Ewing. of Allen county. J. Logan, w. Kilr man,
j. Glass. and J. A. Dean, of Wells county, Directors
The entire contract for making the road 1.-TWO bridges
excepted) was awarded to S. g. w. S. Edsali, al
81 600 per mile.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

SAINT LOUIS. Feb. !, p M.--Gouselnir Monies
quen has been indicted for murder in the frs, degree.
Raymond has been retained for witness The Trial
will probably be held at the present term of the
Criminal Court. SEED h'r. Lfara
Z These are The young Frenchmeh who il will be
remembered, shot Barnum and Others in ST. Louis,
last fall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
Ce5-Tho Bedford Herald says-R. r. Bryan

0-Tho Bedford Herald says-R. r. Bryan, E-q,
hundred and ninety dollars have been paid over by
the stockholders of the New Albany g. Salem Rail-
road in the Bedford District, the third instamen
THIS speaks well for Bedford and Lawrence County
in furthering the progress of this important road
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

GA bill to establish Imprisonment for debt pass
ed the wing Senate Of Tennessee recently, but il
was promptly rejected by the democratic House Of
Representatives. Whiggery never bushes to call it.
self the friend Of humanity when seeking power, but
this is the way it is exercised when attained.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

A New MovE.-W. ii. Talbot, JeweIIer, intends
removing into his new store, in the new Drake House
on Friday next, where he viii be happy to see and
accommodate his friends as usual. We will soy
nothing about his place until he is in il. except
ing that it is the handsomest store room n the city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

0r-The U. S. Senate has recently ratified treaty
with Brazil, under which government becomes
sponsible for payment If citizens claims against
Brazil. and Brazil pays 55O,ooO mireus. Brazilian
currency, with six per cent interest since the first Of
July last. rts sI..t..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

SOUTHERN CONVENTION. = The Florida Sentinel,
one OF the best papers in that State comes out strong
ly against the southern convention which is proposed
TO be holden in Nashville, Tenn, in June next, and to
which Mississippi and South Carolina have already
chosen delegates. trs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
REontessemd Excu,psto,,.

Gov Fish rcro mcnds the passage Of Homestead
Exemption Law, in the following eloquent passage :
While il sadmiiledy primary duty Of the Legis-
laIure 10 cac laws for Tie punishment Of vice, IT IS
no lees lis duty 90 remove the which requent
ly lead To- the commission of crime The impression
made upon The youthful mind by Tic gentle force Of
parental authority and example. and by the assccia
tons OF Tie family circle, among the most active
aud enduring nf the Influences which control the cnn-
duct of after lIfe Much Of the vice that called
upon 10 depore, may be traced TO The early removal
OF It's subject from the reach # that authority and
ample, and from the innocent, hut wholesome assocla-
tons Of home, however humble. The cause OF mo-
rhly, less than the dictates of humanity, dema nd
tie preservation OF The fatally circle and lie
ienancs OF The family LONE efficient preyentives of
vice, and sure aud permanent contributors to ndlvid
ual virtue aud happiness and public prosperity and
ORDER
This principle has already been incorporated into
the codes If several Of the States and although This
instance, in many others involving reform in the
condliiOn f ancient laws, there may be much oppo-
sition IN the outset, il will evidently be generally
adopted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

Law REToRM.-In his message to the Legislature
Of Mississippi, Gov. Quilman urges The abolition OF
all common law forms of legal procedure, that
thereafter all suits shall be instituted by petition,
aud pleaded TO By an answer. after the manner OF
pleading nav in use in tie chancery COURT e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

OF Mr.. Mckee. private secretary Of Mr.. LErcH-
Err, Minister to Mexico, is in prison in New Orleans
for dangerously siabbing of the police officers of
that city, who attempted 10 eject him from the third
tier of one of the theatre. So says the Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

NEIL S BRowS, late Governor of Tennessee. has
been selected by tie President for Minister Plcnipo-
Tertiary to Russia; vice Arthur p Baeby Of Ala.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

o. We have already published the reply o. one
writer to the article of Indana," (Which was pub
islied in the semi-weeky of Jan. 5. and which Was
copied by many other papers in and out of The Siaie
and VIC have just received second reply, from an
other quarter, which we shall publish in our next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

GeTBEN. STINsoN, Esq, has commenced the pub
LEGATION Of democratic daily at Evansville, entitled
the advertiser" II is well printed and edited with
ability. We heartily wish it great success, which
will be certain, if our friends Of the "Pocfet act
towards il with their Characteristic liberality.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

Does.-Tbe editor of ",be Plough the Loom, and
the Anvil" thinks it costs much 10 support the
dogs in the United States two cents day each as
all our exports of grain and provisions to England
worth
Well, suppose it true ! Is that any reason why
the luxury should not be enjoyed! Thousands of
poor men have no other, better friend than
faithful dog. We might scout at every other good
thing just reasonably. and live corn-dodger and
sleep naked on straw, so as to make few more
dimes. We wish had good dog can't some
body fetch us one
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

LlTERABY.-The very popular novel of Shirley"
published The production of Cu-rer Bell, proves
have been written by Miss Bronie. lady of Bradford,
in YORKSHIRE who is of course the author of "Jane
Eyre also. MIR. James has just published new
novel called Zone of Thousand :" upon which
Punch exclaims. "only think, nine hundred and nine
ty-nine 10 follow :" Titmarsh announces high
ly chivalrous in the press, entitled Rebecca
and Rowena," detailing the fate of those heroines af-
ter the close of the "Ivanhoe" revelations. new
novel, called C1un,ry Quarters" written by the late
Countess Of R,essington. and edited by her niece.
Miss Power is in the press Lamartine il is stated,
is about to publish political work the PAST
Present and Future Of the Republic" Miss Bremen,
who ia still in Boston, has novel in the hands
OF Mary Hewitt. A Boston house is publishing Bull
wer's poem liking Arthur" II will soon be out Of
the press, we understand The author of ',Festus''
is preparing poem for publication, to be en,i-
tied the "Angel World"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

"THE PEoPLE's FRIEND" published at Coyington,
Fountain county, by Scion Tuman, Esq, has recently
been enlarged to double medium size, and much i'm
proved in mechanical aspect 1t would be hard to
improve it mentally, for under MIR. It's management
it has been one of the best papers in the State. We
hope il will be literally supported.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

BARTHOLOMEW CoUNTY.-The Democracy Of Bar
tholomew are already preparing for The great cleo
tions TO come off this year. They will hold meet
ing at Columbus on the first Saturday in Ne rch Ito
frame and adopt new delegate system. and TO pre-
pare rules and regulations for the government Of
county conventions in future This is right. and
we should be glad TO Marion county moving in
like manner.