Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-21
Arrival Of the Atlantic.

New YoRK Nov - SPM
The steamship Atlantic, Capt. West, has arrived hay
ING sailed from Liverpool the 30th Of October at
O'clock P. NJ, with full freight and fair complement
of passengers.
Corn MGrket-Tn wheat the demand is only moderate.
and the prices of this day week barely supported Flour
is held firmly and in fair request. Indian in fair
request and full prices realized.
american Provisons-The stock of old bacon is rap
idly drawing close and the demand continues good
what remains doubtless will he cleared good pr
ces Shoulders are scarce Lard, owing to the extreme
demanded is soldle feelythe market however,
closes firm.
Bacon, 3Oa33s; shoulders, 21a22s; hams, 2Sa3Os
Lard, 36sa37s 3D.
ENGLAND.-The political intelligence from England
is not important. The re-establishment of a Roman
Catholic hierarchy in England yet the aengrossing
topic The conservative press OF London is loud in
denuneiatiOns The Government, it is said will not in
terlere Cardinal Wiseman has issued his first pastoral
letter The document contains nothing new.
The preparation for the great exhibition progressing
rapidly. The palace of glass is being raised with mi.
raculous quicxness.
GERMAN AFFAIRs-Ber papers state that despatch
es have been received from Warsaw innatng that the
Russian Emperor will satisfied with moth NO but an
implicit recognition OF the diet 1t is reported that the
Berlin Cabinet recommends the Duches negotiate for
peace.
From Vienna learn in reference the Casse dis
pute that exchange in panic Floyd informs the
public semi-oical authority that Bavaria and Aus
trian battalion was the Hessian frontier The
tran troops in the Tyrol have received orders take
the field.
From Denmark we learn that cessation Of hostiltes
had been come to- and that would be settled by
arbitration.
PoRTUGAL.-The difficulties between Portugal and
England are becoming more serious in appearance
Boston, Nov. II, s p. NJ
The Legislature, as far heard FROM stands 1872
whigs, 13l opposition % remain without choice
The coalitionists have carried majority of the Sem
ate which will therefore elect their Governor.
The following is the total vote for Governor in l25
towns: Briggs 40 1876; Boutwell, 80 .259; Phillips 26
292; scattering 376
In the Second district, Upham wants 63S to elect in
the Third district Duncan 346; in the Fourth dis
trict the majority against Allen is 27l5; in the Sixth
district Davis wants $780, in the Seventh district Good
rich's majority is 1911; in the Ninth district Fowers
majority is IT'S and in the Tenth district, Scudder
runs behind his ticket.
The free-soiers fred salute of hundred guns
the Common this morning in honor of Horace Mann's
election.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. -, P. NJ.
The CITY council yesterday authorized of the
people of the city be taken the question of the city
subscribing $500 900 the railroad to Nashville $780,
600 TO the Jacksonville and Columbus railroad: and
500 900 to Lexington and Maysville railroad. 1t
also appropriated 100000 aid in the completion of
the Louisville and Frankfort railroad.
NASHVILLE, Nov. IL.
The Convention met to-day, and Gov. M'Donald, Of
Ga. President, took the chair He delivered elo-
ouent address the occasion, which strongly sqnined
secession of the South from the Unon As many del.
erates are hourly expected they adjourned till II NJ,
tomorrow No roll was called About fifty delegates
were in Convention.