Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
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the l4th, beIlg tare days later tnan the rdchc-
A very remarkable dOcum snt has been put iortl by
the ain ,vernmelt beng eireunstantial record
OF all persons who death 10y the
either by Of their courts martial or other tbn-
pas fbe motives for pnttino forth these lists at the
present evid The Hungarian party assert
that they were chiefly assassns who were thus put to
death.
The demand for beef is somewhat revived prices in
favor of hurers baconis freely taken at olerahy steady
rates. the stock is becoming low Shoulders continue
TO bn extreme rates with scarcely any fine qualities
left TO be had AT low prices. Hams begin to move.
Lard active; sales OF 50 tons at 33s Cd as an
Consols were steady at 96.ae6s Money was easy.
CINcrNNATI Oct. /, s p. NJ.
The House Of Bishops is in secret session 1t Is I'M
derstood that the case Of Bishop Oaderdonk under
discussion. The convention assemblies Tomorrow
Large numbers Of delegates are present
BALTIMORE, Oct. /, s P. NJ.
mail.coach coming east robbed last night five
miles from Uniontown Several trunks, and money, |
supposed thousand dollars, stolen.
wAsnIseroS, Oct. /, s P. NJ.
The that Gov. Vance had been rendered the |
appointment OF United States Treasurer is eontradcted
l. has been offered to Hon. Mr. Sloan, formerly Secre-
iary oil State OF OHIO under Gov COfwin.
Mr.. Webster having sent a commercial agent 10 Nj
caragua further action the Mosquito question is post
poneI until he reports
special agentwill be sent to open diplomatic rea-
tons with the Dominicians of Hayti. Important re-
suits are expected from both
Among the acts passed by the late Congress is the
were app iated for the same.
Jlmes Collier was rejected as collector for San Fran
CISCO and Mr.. Davis Of Philadelphia, merchant, SUBJ
stitnted.
H. B. Robinson was appointed for Stockton, and Mr.
Gallagher 10 Beneca and Valesc.
California light-hOusss provided for. Also S2CUJ
900 for a castom-house San Francisco, and 500 0U0
for dry dock.
The land title bin and gold mine bill postponed
This will leave the California of $50 per month on
foreigners in full force till next session.
The soldiers bounty land bill, by mistake Of the en-
crossing clerk passed in such form TO throw
the lands open to spectators. The explanatory act
WASHINGTON, ocs> 1, 8 p. NJ.
The bounty land swndIe has been found out. The en-
crossing clerk who left out the section providing for vs.
suing patents sodies and their representatives alone
has been disc 1vered and discharged.
Tue President has suspended the execution oil the
bounty land law until next session.
PIrrsBuRc, Oct. g 8 p. NJ.
Three feet eight inches water in the river by the pier
marks and falling, with but little prospects OF rise
BosroS. Oct 2, s P. NJ.
Great excitement prevails in various parts OF the State
in consequence of the fugitive slave law and the rumored
presence of shareholders Worcester and Springfield
both of which places said TO contain large numbers
oil rnnaways.
At Springfield last night meeting Of blacks and
whites was held. InfammatOry speeches made
against the law and determination expressed that not
single fugitive should he taken OF that place law
or no law. Fugves earnestly recommended to
arm themselves and warm and bloody work may be ex
pected there if attempts made arrest negroes.
New York, Oct. 2, 8 P. NJ.
A meeting last night of blacks and whites, at Zion
Church. addressed by speakers of both colors,
unanimously denouncing the fugitive slave law and cx-
pressing determination oppose it the point of the
bowie-knie and revolver One speaker ikened Daniel
Webster to a negro, who would be in danger Of being
a fugitive when he shall come home and be
taken to a Southern State.
The death of Hamet's wife was announced and COL
lection taken to bury her. 1t contradcted, bat
speaker, advocated the supremacy OF the law
He in for secreting lugitives-no for preventing
arrest with blood.
Rev. Charles B. RAY announced that the balance of
the money purchase Hamlet had been collected and
that he wonld be returned TO his wife.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 2. SP NJ
Gen. Paez and suite arrived here this afternoon.
large number Of persons assembled at Walnut street
wharf witness his landing. He rode from the wharf
to the Statehouse in open barouche drawn by four
horses. in charge of committee of citizens and escort
ed by the Washington and Philadelphia Guards a
board OF honor. At Independence Hall, the General
received by the municipal authorities and welcomed
IN the citv by the Mayor He returned his thanks for
the honor of being Of the people of Philadelphia
After exchanging cvies with the citizens the dsfin-
guished gentleman proceeded to his lodgings in the
Washington House.
Arrival of the Cambria.
One Week Later from EHrope-Rearg .adrance in Cot
tOa-BreadsuGs quiet.
HALIFAX, Oct g.
The British steamship Cambria, with forty through
passengers and ten to Halifax arrived here this MORN
ing IN a dense log.
LIVERPOOL, Sep. 81
Cotton adyices created great excitement and prices
Immediately advanced one half penny per pound with
large sales Alter Wednesday there DISPOSE
ton to sell.
HAvRE Sept 49,
Adviees from Havre that the reception of
the Europas news four Thousand bales cotton changed
hands advance Of four frances and the market closed
with frmness.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 81.
American and Canadian flour unchanged; wheat de-
clned from Id ID per bushe; inactive 27s for
yellow and 27s Cd a 2Ss for white American.
BALTIMORE, Oct g. SP NJ
Nine counties heard from. Lowe, dem, 81 3I5;
Clark, whe 1SO26-Lowe's majority 3 2s9. The
twelve counties TO hear from, in 1S47 gave Thomas
democrat, TO- 1877, and Goldsborough, whie IL ,365.
5000 HuSeARIANs CoMrNG.-Alexander Lckacs
pronounced Lnoas, nearly } member OF the rel0ln
tiOnary Congress OF Hungary, and Commssary OF lhe
Hungarian Army, arrived here few days from
Hungary via England and leaves to-day Tor the Grea
West, where he designs reside He is moreover en-
powered purchase large OF land for 1000 of lis
countrvsnen from Central Hlngary,-stont robust men,
and nearly all farmers. Individuals companies having
extensive Of land which they wish dispose
Of would do well make the facts known Mr. Lukacs
which they do by addressing L. B. Breisarh Esq ,
No 10 Wooster street, New York, posi- paid who will
forward their propositions to Mr.. Lukacs, should they
be deemed at all appropriate. The amount of land re-
quired, is 10 600 100000 and il larger
contiguous tract If good land be had say in Illinois
Iowa. or any other North Western State II would not
be objected Of its A general de-
serpfon of the land is desired stating what proportion
Of the is prairie and how much woodland wheth
well watered not, whether healthy locality
Mr.. Lukacs is OF the eleven persons who were out
lawed by General Wndsbgratz, in December, Is4S,
when he entered Hungary the head of the Austrian
army. The other ten werc-
L. Kossuth, exiled to Asia Minor
Count l. Bathianyi, Changed, 9th October last.)
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