Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
NO. 10.
HALIFAX Inlr 81 IA NJ

New York with hundred and twenty-five passen
gers.
Cotton has advanced is to Ia Sales for the week
III 900 bales Spectators took So 600; exporters To-
600. Fair Orleans 3-s. Markets mostly quiet
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool in and half davs
from New York The Cambria arrived at Liverpool in
thirteen DAYS from New York
At last dates the American feet was off the port of
Lisbon Papers furnish relative the difficulty
between Portugal and the United States
Little doubt exists but that hostiles have actually
commenced between Denmark and the Duches. IL so.
important results are likely large Russian
feet is off the for the avowed purpose of giving
the Danes all the assistance they NAV require
The overland mail has arrived, with two weeks later
advices from India and China commercial treaty
between the United States and China had been con
cluded.
LIvERPooI July 90
Flour easier but prices nearly nominal. Corn duIl
yellow Is white Cd lower. Wheat dull at ID lower
Beef exceedingly dull. Mere inquiry for mess pork;
prime mess quiet. Low qualities of bacon in demand
for Ireland; better description looking up hams neglect
ed, large sales OF shoulders Large business in lard
TO Cd advance. Coffee in the Liverpool market was
less active, but prices actually oer at
public sale at Amsterdam holders OF Brazil advance
their prices Cd per hundred weight which checks bust
ness both in Liverpool and in London business been
small. On Friday the market closed with an improved
aspect. Rice-Garge arrivals of Carolina keep down
prices 40 tierces sold at U.s. which is trihe lower
! The Cunard company has determined 10 commence a
line of of great size and power carry
goods and passengers between Liverpool and New York
This line will be wholly Independent Of their present
line.
The Queen of Spain had been delivered of a son. who
! lived only few moments
difficulty has arisen between Spain and Portugal,
consequence of the marriage of the kings sister with
the son Of Don Carlos. The Spanish minister has pro-
tested against the alliance breach of the quadruple
treaty, and has asked for his passports.
! IRELAND.-Conciation Hall has been closed The
repeal agitation in Ireland is dead for the present
NEw ORLEANS, July 2j
The Falcons from Chagres, has arrived, but the
has been anticipated.
is undated letter has been written by the Gov.
of Texas to the Senators and Representatives
Congress to have the civil and military power with
drawn.
! fire broke at o'clock Yesterday morning in a
large building east Of Hope Bridge standing on the ca
GS which to the estimated value Of
not estimated. The fire is still raging
BUFFALO, July 81, 10 A. NJ.
The steamer America exploded her steam pipe when
sixty miles above this point scading twenty-five per-
sons and killing the second engineer and two or three
others. She was bound down from Sandusky-
i WASHINGTON, August /, P. NJ.
The following are the votes on important points in the
omnibus bill in the Senate yesterday.
Mr.. Yulee moved to amend Mr.. Pearces amendment
by striking out all that related to Texas, which was
agreed to, % to 2S as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Barnwel Benton, Butler, Chase,
Clark, Davis, of Miss, Dayton, Dodge, of Wis Ewing,
Greene Hanlin, Houston, Hunter Mason, Miller Nor
ton, Phelps Rusk, Sebastian, Leonard, Smith, Seward
Turney, Upham, Walker, Winthrop, Yulee.
NAYs-Messrs Atchson, Badger Bell, Berrien,
Bradbury, Bright, Cass Clay, Clemens Dawson, Dick
inson, Dodge, of Iowa, Douglass, Downs Feeh Fooe,
Jones, King Mangm, Norris, Pearce, Pratt, Shields,
Spruance, Sturgeon, Underwood, Wales, Whtcomb.
Mr.. Walker moved to strike out from the bill except
that which related to California. Reectedyeas q 4,
nays 3D.
Mr. Atchson moved to strike out all that related to
California. Relected-yeas 81 nays %, as follows:
YEAs-Atchson, Rarnwell, Benton, Berrien, Butler
Clarke, Clemens, of Ala, Dawson, Dodge of Iowa,
Downs, Foote, Houston, Hunter, JONES' King, Mangum,
Mason Morton, Pearce, Phelps Pratt Rusk, Sebastian,
NAYs-Baldwinj Bell Bradbury, Bright, Cass, Chase,
Clay, Cooper, Davis, of Mass, Dayton, Dickinson.
Dodge of Wisconsin, Douglass, Ewing, Felch Greene,
g Hale; Hamin, Miller. Norris, Seward, Shields, Spru-
! ance, Sturgeon, Underwood, Upham, Wales, Walker,
Whitcomb, Winthrop.
Mr.. Rusk moved to lay the bill on the table which
r motion was lost, 20 to %, as follows:
YEAs-Chase, Clarke, Davis of Mass, Dayton,
Dodge, of Wisconsin, Ewing, Greene, Hale, Miller,
Pearce, Rusk, Seward, Smith, Turney Upham, Walker,
e Winthrop.
NArsEAtchison, Badger, Bell Berrien, Bradbury,
Bright, Butler, Cass, Cooper, Davis of Hiss, Dawson,
Dickinson, Dodge of Iowa, Douglass Downs Houston,
Hunter King, Mason, Morton, Norris Pratt Sebastian,
Shields Soue, Sturgeon, Underwood, Wbitcomb, Yulee.
The question being then taken striking cut Cali
lornia from the bill. IT agreed toyeas a. nays 25
YEAs-Atchinson, Badger Baldwin, Barnwell, Bell
Benton Berrien, Butler, Clark, Clemens, Davis, Of
Miss. Dawson, Downs Ewing Foote Hunter, King,
Mangum, Mason, Morton Phelps, Pratt Rusk, Sebas-
tan, Seward Smith, Soue, Turney, Upham, Winthrop;
S Yulee
NAYs-Borand, Bradbury, Bright, Cass, Chase, Coo
per- Clav Dawson, Dickinson, Dodge, of Wisconsin,
l. Dodge Of Iowa, Douglass Fceh, Hale, Hamln, Hous-
> ton, Jones, Miller, Norris, Shields spruancc, Sturgeon,
IS Underwood, Wales, Walker, Whtcomb.
The bill was then ordered TO be ehnrossedyeas 32
= nays 1S--as folows:-
N YEAs-Atchison Badger, Benton, Bradbury Berrien.
Bright, Butler, Cass Davis, Of Miss Dawson, Dckn-
!; son. Dodge Of Iowa. Douglass, Downs Fitch, Houston
e Hunter, Jones, King Mason Morton, Morris, Praie,
Sebastian, Shields Soue, Spruancc Sturgeon, Turney
i. Underwood, Wales, and Yulee.
e Nays-Baldwin, Chase, Barke, Davis, Of Mass Day.
N ton, Dodge, of wisconsin, Ewing: Green, Hale, Ham
IT lin, Hunter, Pearce, Seward, Upham, Walker, Whit
comb, and Winthrop
Thus it is seen that the compromise bill has been re-
ected except the part relative to Utah, which is err
n crossed for third reading.
- Mr.. Douglass moved that the Independent bill fer the
admission Of California be taken up, for the purpose Of
5 making it the special order; agreed to-32 to %
Mr.. Douglass then moved that this be made the se
ca order for this day and every day hereafter until IS
disposed of.
- Mr. Atchson moved amend by striking out to-day
d and substituting Monday; reected-l4 to 80
u KossurH AND AnEn1cA.--A Protestant missionary
n writes from Kossuths abiding place Asia Miner
~ the New York Evangelist, as follows;
+" As Protestant missionaries, we were occasionally
allowed the privilege of meeting and conversng with
. Kossuth And Rohler, hearted pa riot, tink
cannot be found One cannot long be in his presence
at least American-without being reminded of oul
: own loved Washington His countenance is so impres
sive of honest worth and his full Of dignity
AS you first meet him, he appears sad for ne has re
Gently shown but little desire and with
- manyhe is weighed down under his countrys wrongs
but he enters into conversation, this apparent sadness
passes away, and you the full of nteect
- - ual dignity. In speaking of the Of his over
throw one day, he remarked, II had not had one oi
Ia two rnods in my camp, my poor country had not
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