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


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The steamship Alaiams arrived from Chaeres brings
San Francisco dates the lst Of September, shaons
hundred and fffy passengers
Peace has been restored in Sacramento Cj:y.
COL Wilton, special messenger Texas, has return
ed. He says Gov Bell intends issuing proclamation,
submitting the popular vote the proposition Of the
Col. Lewis with official Of the li The vote viii
probably be taken about the LIST Of November.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.
The State Fair Yesterday was visited BY over forty
thousand people II is estimated that the receipts for
tickets Of admission viii exceed Thousand dollars
The agricultural hall the Burnet House, was large
and fashionable About eight hundred persons partook
Of the supper prepared for the occasion, fully half
OF whom were strangers.
NEW YoRK Oct g. s. NJ
The maisteamer Cherokee arrived this morning, with
two weeks later from California. She has board
one hundred and forty passengers and fifteen hundred
manic ceased after the first outbreak. Some of the
rim gleaders are in prison awaiting trial.
Rumors current that an armed band Of four hun
dred men In the vicinity Of Wcaversvle. The
thorities have sent out spies in every direction.
Mayor Bigelow is convalescent. Property holders
have shown confidence since the arrival Of gentle
men sent by Mr. Letcher mission relative to land IL
ties The excitement in the southern mines against the
foreigners had subsidized and business improving
The news of the death of President Taylor reached
San Francisco on the 24th ut and received with
public funeral ceremonies were performed.
The Sacramento difficulties have been settled v the dis
position of the squatters The report by the last
err of the burning of Sacramento proves TO he unouned
In the different collisions between the citizens and rioters
there have been killed the part Of the for
mer Sheriff Mckinney and Mr.. Woodland wounded, Nav
Bieeow and Capt Reedford. OF the Squatters Geo.
W. Henshaw and Madison killed. Allen the keep
of the house from which the first shot fred aer
being dangerously wounded pursued ar captured
His wife had been dangerously III for time and she
died from excitement during the affrav
The banking houses of Henley, Mcknight, & Co., and
Wabass Co.. of Sacramento have stopped payment
Politically and socially all seem to be going smooth
! ly in California.
Accounts from the gold mines are still most encourage
ing, and could fill column with placer if we
had room. We must however be content with mere
skeleton abstract. We are credibly informed that
man, at haul took forty pound lump of pure
gold on the Yuba, fourteen miles from Marysve. The
gold mines in the vicinity of Humbolts bar the Alta
SAYS, at the present. time folly profitable the
richest deposites known in California. On the Trinity
and Shastee thousands at work with extraordinary
success, and new diggings are almost daily opened
LOUISVILLE, Oct 5.SPM
The river has risen three inches making five feet eight
inches wafer in the canal. Weather very cool.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 5, P. VI.
River slowly receding. Weather cool.
\ PHILApELPHIA. Oct. 5, p NJ.
Hon. Chester Butler, Representative Of the eleventh
district died this afternoon the American Hotel Of
typhoid fever.
Additional News by the Cambria.
Advces from Hamburg Of the 18th ult tha. tho
iolstein army made forward movement with tie in
tention Of attacking Fered bridge the Schye
r Messemere. The Danes driven from their unfor
fed position Koshendorae and other points, into
trenchments. They then cannonaded the Holsteins
about hour, but without effect. When the firing
ceased and they began retire. the Danes replaced the
II bridge which they had previously removed and crossed
over with the intention of harassng the Hosteins but
they found them strong to render unadyisahe to
press them closely
Gen Wilsen took possession of Eckenford and
tabishcd his headquarters at that hut forced
10 retire. owing to the near proximity OF the Danish
ships. The army bivoiacd at points somewhat in adj
of their position, and the following day the
Danes still declined 70 give battle that they
pied the position Which they previously held. and OPP
8 the 14th further movement had been made. The
lfolsteins loss aioui hundred and crtv nine,
that of the Danes about hundred AID seventy
men.
The Germans havc-en occnpied during the las week
with the sudden and precpitate flight of the Prace Of
Hesse- Cassell. Disputes having arisen etween himself
and the Chamber his right TO impose taxes with
the of the latter and the people having OBJ
taincd the sanction of the legal tribunal their resist
of the illegal tax imposed by the Government the
Prince found the place too hot to hold him, and He'd
The Hessians appear he getting along very well with
out the Elector and his infatuated minister's and it is
said to he probable that the other States will shortly fol-
low their example.