Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of the Europa.

and Paris to the 18th.
The steamer Asia passed II o'clock on tho
evening OF the 10th, twenty miles west Of Hoyhead
The America arrived at Liverpool on Monday
FRANcE.-Louis Napoleon has sent a long. message
10 the Assembly which has given general satisfaction
He dsclams all personal ambition.
THE GERMAN DIFFIcULTIEs.-The renewed mis-
understanding between Prussia and Austria is con.
frmed
Austria and Bavaria are in arms Prussia has drawn
the first blood Her troops occupied the village of By
dzell, upon which the Austrians advanced with their
swords sheathed, at fred upon, and several
OF their number wounded. The shots were returned
and the Prussans finally evacuated the place carving
of their wounded with them.
France, England, and Russia have offered their med.
alton on the German question.
The latest accounts most peaceable although in
Vienna war is looked upon certain
ENcLAND-The no-Popcry cry is getting down in
England They little ashamed at having been
frightened at Catholic hierarchy paper. Ii appears
that there only half million of Roman Catholics in
all England, and eight millions in all ireland, Canada,
and Australia.
PRovIsIoNs.-The beef market continues without any
symptom of improvement, and sales light. Pork is
inactive and a reduction is demanded Bacon sells in
small lots at improved rates; shoulders with ready
sales ut previous prices; hams freely but
have not improved. There is an improved demand for
lard at an advance Of ten per cent The stock in first
hands is very small.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. %, SPIN
/ learn from boats from below that the Griffin Yeat-
man has sprung few planks while lying French Is
land dam She had about four feet water in the hold
which had nearly been pumped out and il was thought
that, as the river was rising she would float off
The three fugitive slaves arrested and confined New
Albany, were brought 10 this city by the United States
marshal for Indiana, and delivered up their owner
citzen oil Arkansas The thing done very secretly
lawyer was consulted TO examine the owners papers
who considered the title good and trial on the mart of
the slaves useless. Gentlemen who saw them say that
the mother and grandson perfectly white and that
the boys mother has little Indian blood which is ac
knowed9ed by the mother
BALTIMORE, Nov. o.
The grand jury of Hartford county has presented the
following persons for embezzlement of the Havre de
Grace Bank: Moses Y Beach and Henry Beach, Of New
York J-Hollson and Joseph NJ Platter Buffalo Nathan
Jenkins, Milan: Ohio; and Ezra Collier, Havre de
Grace-with the sum of ten thousand dollars each
The Governor will Immediately issue acquisitions for
the persons indicated.
BALTIMORE Nov. %, sP.M
4 We have Just heard that the Columbus run
ming between Baltimore and Richmond, totally
burnt, off the mouth of the Potomac, yesterday. No
lives lost.
LOUISVILLE Nv 80, SPM
River a stand with five three inches ia tile ca.
nal. Weather pleasant.
The alleged iugitiyes have been released bv conrrbu
tons New Albany raised S575 ol the purchase money
The steamer Gem has arrived from New Orleans II
is now doubtful whether the Fashion can be raised
Hogs range from 50 IS to So co. All the houses are
in full operation.
PApUcAB, XIV. Nov. %.
About o'clock Wednesday evening tae most de.
strncye tornado which has been experienced in tie Mis-
sisslPp valley Tor years, swept over Care Gnardeau
Mo-, demois,ing seventy eighty of the finest
buildings. Two telegraph masts of the ST. Louis and
New Orleans company were blown down and broken as
if they were pipe stems. The town Is literally TO
pieces. The loss is sery great.
Many lives were lest and persons wefehadlv IT,
ured 4 cow was lifted up To a height OF fort, feet
and deposited in the top of a tree.
The Saranac NJ. g. which had just rounded to- had all
her upper works blown off, and vera persons her
were badly Injured the wharfhoat was also blown
from her mOorings and badly wrecked
i LOUISVILLE Nov. 30
The Cumberland river has risen four feet; il is now
falling slowly, with prospect of rain and rise from
head waters
The steamer Gayoso, Memphis and Arkansas pack.
ct, was destroyed by fire at Memphis. The boat
scuttled and sunk She was insured for SIS OOO The
fire communicated to the Swallow and old stern.wheel
boat which also destroyed. Loss $1,000.
During the week ending November 10th there were
147 interments at New Orleans. of which fifty were Of
cholera The cholera is also at Plaquemine.
BUFFALO. Nov 2s
The brig Robert Burns for this port with 500 barrels
Of -four, 600 bushels of wheat went ashore at the
head of Lake Erie, and is full of Vessel and
cargo are fully insured.
WASHINGTON December 2. ~ NJ
! The Senate called 10 order by the President
Mr.. Sturgeon offered resolution that the Secretary
inform the House that this body. having quorum pres
ent, is ready to proceed to business. Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Dodge Of Iowa, it was ordered that
Senators be allowed newspapers equal to the cost Of
four dailies.
On motion, il ordered that the hour OF meeting
be IL O'Clock
A message was received from the House that quo
rum present in that body
Mr.. Berrien submitted a resolution that committee
of two be appointed by the Chair 10 act with Ike
committee of the House, and inform tie President that
quorum present in each boy. and that they
ready to receive any communication from him; which
was adopted, and Messrs. Berren and Dickinson ap
pointed said committee
The committee retired at twenty-five minutes before
two O'clock and returned and reported that they had
seen the President, and that he would communicate
without delay; ard in five minutes thereafter the mes
sage of the President was received and being read
by the Secretary
HousE.-Thc galleries well filled, the members
the floor exchanging salutatons and great con-
fusion of tongues prevailed which was slenced at IL
O'Clock by the Speaker calling to order. Seats were Ia
ken and comparative stiffness ensued The Clerk called
the ROLL when hundred and sixty members answered
to their names
Hon. Geo. NJ Morrison elected member from New
Hampshire in place of James Wilson, resigned was
qualified and took his seat.
Mr. York presented the memorial OF Jared Perkins,
contcsng the OF Morrison; which was referred to
the committee on elections.
Mr.. johnson Of Arkansas offered resolution that
members their and that they proceed to
draw Tor choice.
Several amendments proposed, only one OF which
was adapted, providing that Mr. Owens, who IS sick in
this city, shall have the privilege OF drawing through
friend.
The resolution thus amended, was adopted. Mem
hers vacated their seats and their placed p>
to box. AID, each name was drawn, the merabers
selected.
Mr. Hilard from the joint committee, reported that
the President would Immediately send his message 10
both houses. II then announced and handed by the
Speaker to the Clerk. who read it,
Mr. Bayly moved that the message and accompany
ing documents be referred TO the committee OF ihe whole
the of the Union and that 1000 extra copies
ho ad was Oraadf In