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



Nrw Yonk Noy 2f, p NJ
The Crescent City has half million Of gold In the
hands Of passengers and one million one hundred thou.
sand dollars gold as freight.
The cholera was raging at Port Royal.
The news Of the admission Of California into The I'M
ion has been received with general satisfaction,
The news from the mines Is OF mixed description.
Wherever the streams have been damned plentiful sup
ply Of gold has been the result, hat several Of the dams
have recently given way in consequence Of rising water
and the labor OF months has been rendered Ruthless
bearing quarts bcgins he discovered and IN the
end VIII orm great resource of the miners when the
surface gold fails.
News from The overland cmgranis Is Of the most die.
ressing character IL "a stated that there 20 900
now behind the desert ourncying 10 California, large
portion Of whom are destitute of provisions.
The cholera has broken out among the emigrants and
was carrying them off with dreadful rapidty The ex
pedency Of making requsition the collector Of this
port for an advance OF 900 has been suggested IL
is probable the citizens will this means Of alle
Waiting the terrible distress of which the reach
ms day by day. The Of private benevocnce
are extended and Il is but right that the government
A report prevailed few DAYS before the sailing Of
the steamer that the cholera had made It's appearance
IN San Francisco. This, however, is positively
dicted by the city papers. The people, in large num-
hers are leaving San Francisco as fast as they cen on
their return TO the United States.
The Crescent City brings three hundred and fifty
passengers and hundred and fifty thousand dollars
The cholera is committing terriale ravages at Jama-
One thousand had died in three weeks at Kingston
and six hundred in the interior.
SAN FRAScIsco. Oct. I6
Flour-Sales at s2Sa27 Pork firm at SOS Butter
and Lard unchanged Provisions dull and plenty.
Groceries active and advancing. Sugar is to Sc
higher. Coffee is scarce, and in demand at 2ia2So
Great Union Meeting i'm Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81, p. NJ
The Union Meeting at the Chinese Museum tonight
was largely attended. John Sargent Esq, presided
Various resolutions read and adopted, acknow
edgng the OF the Union a sancthed trust,
that should be dear every American heart and hold
ing the Fugitive Slave Law in accordance with the
Constitution; that law abiding people, reposIDg
entire confidence in the majority of the National Con-
gress that when portions of misguided citizens array
themselves against the laws passed by IT, is time for
the people 10 rise Easse and assert the supremacy
of such laws and that the series of laws passed by the
last Congress-passed in a spirit of compromise and
patIotism-are in no respect departure from the Con-
stitution.
A very lengthy letter from Hon. james Buchanan
excusng himself for not personally answering the ny
tation, read.
He declares, as his solemn opinon that two things
necessary TO preserve the Unon The rebuking and
putting down all agitation at the North in regard TO
Southern slavery He censures ianaticsm that sub
ect, and refers General Jackson's message in 1885
when the honorable gentleman looked upon the crcgla
ton of abolition papers in the South as leading to civil
war. He descants at length on the Wimot Prcvso !;
looks upon il the instrument that defeated every
tempt 10 form territorial governments in our Mexican
dcVNlSltlOhS. DdO SUCH Octn
at the proper time, California would have changed her
territorial into State government naturally youth
changes into manhood. He pronounces the Wilmot Pro-
VIC dead, that slavery will not be abolished in the
District of Columbia whilst il exists in Maryland. He
speaks Of the Fugitive Slave Law constitutional and
that ought to he abided by the meeting. The meet
ing also addressed by Charles J. and Joseph r. In
gersoil, James Page, and others.
Arrival of the Niagara.
New YORK, Nov %.
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from that place 20 the 9th London the Sh and Paris
to the 9TH Of November, arrived her dock shortly az
ter ten o'clock this morning.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.
The past week has been one Of quetness In com.
mercal trade for produce generally the demand has been
less animated than for time past. Still prices
main without much change, holders being generally dis
posed TO require former rates. Accounts from the chief
markets of the continent this week partake Of duness
and the demand for most descriptions Of goods limited
while holders willing TO realize, and would sell at
lower prices
liverpool Corn Market-very little doing in grain
The market for wheat and -FOUR both for homo and for
eign produce meets fair demaud; md Indian corn is
in rather better request but prices this week Cd per
quarter of $50 pounds lower. In -four, the value Of
American Western Canal is Dos DDS Cd per Dbl Phil
adepha and Baltimore 23a 24s; Canadian 2Is Cd to 23s
Indian corn meal is quoted at l4s Cd los Cd per bb
American white wheat 6 3da6s I'd Isl red 5s g. Is
per 20 lbs.
New YoRK, Nov %, P. NJ.
liverpool, Nor S-Mess pork is in better request at
advanced rates lard less active with sales at 37a 33s
Cd; coffee dull fair business doing in sugar. taow is
dull.
American mess pork 40a42s; lard extra fine 37a 37s
Cd; in key and bills ordinary, 35a36s.
The provision market is dull, and prices generally
unchanged; whiskey market heavy 294a294; wheat
nominal; -four the same; Indian firm POS per
quarter for yellow.
ENGLAND.-The late papal bull appointing Roman
Catholic hierarchy in England has produced degree of
agitation and excitement altogether unprecedented.
Meetings Of the clergy are being held simultaneously in
every diocese in England, and everywhere sentiment
Of Indignation is expressed
the French President has been communicated TO the
Ministry in council and that il contains allusion TO
the prolongaton of the Presidential term. Cardinal
Wiscman is at present Loges where he will remain
some days.
SPAIN.-It reported that the Portuguese govern
ment had invited Spain inerpose her good offices In
adjusting its difficulties with Great Britain, and that
several conferences the subject had already taken
place between the Duke Of Valencia and Lord Holden.
Lola Montez is said to have become devout and gone
to Madrid with view to enter nunnery.
GERMANY the 1st inst the Bavarian and Aus
ran troops entered Hesse Cassel dissolution of the
Hessian army partly by the resignation OF many officers
trey without military protection, while the refusal of
supplies by the Chambers had stopped the machinery OF
the civil government.
Proclamation of the Eector Of the Diet at Frankfort
down by the people, but other demonstra-
tions made
Is h regiment of Hessan troops accompanied by
squadron of Hessians and battery of artillery entered
the the morning of Thursday after very forced
nights march, These troops were sent of by order OF
Gen. Gcorken from Werbers as as he read intei-
gence of the entry the Bavarians and Austrans. On
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