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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
-Four DAYS Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FRANK

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FRANKLIN.
NEW YoRK, July IA
The steamship Franklin from Havre aud Cowes the
same evenings arrived O'Clock this morning bring
ing 100 passengers, and London dates to the 81 inst.
The Asia arrived in days three hours, and the
Pacific in days six hours.
The monetary advices are favorable. Money was
easy and discount low. The amount Of bullion In the
Bank OF England increasing.
The Liverpool cotton market the LIST inst. closed
fat at decline Of Sd since Friday The sales on the
Ist 800 bales and those of the Goth ult 1000
Market for breadsufs Inactive. Most of the advance
wheat and Hour has been lost TIE reduction ION
the rates OF the previous Tuesday 3a4d per bushe
wheat, 2s per bb on -four. American Canadian are
inactive. Indian has been cleared off of ship at
decline Of Is per quarter Oats and barley are Is per
bushei easier, and oatmeal Sd per cwt. easier.
The London market has also declined account OF
6ne weather. Wheat is fl 2s per quarter lower.
The steamship Franklin has made the passage in a
fraction IL days and brings days later inte
gence from London and Paris.
Nothing oil importance had transpired in Parliament
An address to the Queen moved in the House Of
Commons, the LIST inst in reference the spiritual
destItution existing 10 England and Wales.
The number OF visitors to the great exhibition de-
creasing The number on the first of July 81 ,069
terrific military riot broke out in Liverpool on the
1st. The 9lst Regt attacked the police in consequence
Of several men belonging to the Reg't having been
rested few nights previous The riot suppressed
alter time by the energy Of the authorities, but not
I'll several men had been killed, and many dangerously
wounded.
IRELAND.-The accounts from Ireland possess it'll,
interest The IRISH Journals Of all political shades
generally incensed at the Report of the Packet Com
missioner against The establishment Of trans atlantic
steam line from Galway There is much conidene,
still felt however IN the success Of the undertaking.
principal reliance being upon American aid. public
meeting in Dublin had been suggested, de
termination still to rely upon themselves to carry
the enterprise.
FRAxcE.-The Paris announces that the question O
Rabors captivity is the point OF receiving satisacto
solution. The leading topic to-day is the President
journey TO Pocters His speech is expected to be Of
strong conservative character The Seice reports tina
sanatory Congress is to be held Immediately, a
Montpelier Each Of the Mediterranean Powers win b
represented At It by diplomatic and consular parsonage
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July IT.
Mr. Webster has rendered his resignation Secreta-
~ OF STATE consequence OF the condition OF his health
which requires prOtracted absence. Mr.. Fillmore
strongly urged him retain his position, conserving to
any arrangement that he might desire TO adopt Mr..
Webster will accordingly sail for Europe about the mid
die Of August, and remain abroad till the
bling OF Congress. In order relieve all embarrass-
menls he will leave his resignation in the hands Of the
Presidents to be acted upon the best judgment Of the
President may decide.
There is no Eruption Of any kind between Mr.. w.
and the cabinet or between him and the President.
The President has approved the finding Of the late
Court Martial which acquitted Gen. Talcott of all
charges against him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

CELESTIAL DEPARTUREs.-Nearly hundred Celes-
iis whose long tails were Tapping in the breeze left
the city yesterday board the Bencia bound
for MISUNDERSTANDING with them large quantity of
neat little China made rockers about the size of peck
measure with which they intend Kidding banks of
the Yuba. Among the party a number of the fair
of the nation. and the probability that young Chi
community will grow up in mountains, that
it is possible in few years that Hon. Tchang Whang,
Senator from Ynba County, will introduce resolution
into the State Legislature. providing for the bndin of
Bridge connecting the Sierra Nevada with the Chinese
Wall.-.fltG California.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
influence of Liberia on AFRICA.


The London Oracle, speaking OF the influences of Ii
IBERIA on Africa, says:
Liberia, of two years growth. is alone, at this
ment worth than all that has been effected by the
European race in Africa in twenty-five centuries"
What high compliment that to the Colonization So
cley! Yet have fanatics among who denounce
the society," discourage emigration Liberia and insist
that the free colored population of the United States
should here and here work their political and
social elevation Such advisers the very
mics to the colored race we have among us Coored
equality, socially and politically, with the whites
Not one 10 thousand of them expect to
cupy any other position than such they occupy
How much better for them all go where their pot-
cal and social condition will be alike, where equal priv
leges and equal rights will awaken ambition and enter
PRISE and encourage them to their way dsnc
toni They be something there-elevate themselves
IN the scale OF acknowledgements their race-whlc
here they be nothing but inferior and politically
and socially degraded Suppose advice similar
that given by the Aboonsts of this country the free
negroes here against emigration TO Liberia, had been
given to the pilgrims who embarked on the Mayfower
and landed Plymouth, and others like them who left
the old world account Of religious and other Cypress
ions-suppose they had been told to remain at home,
that that the place OF their BIRTH land OF their
nativity, and that there they should conquer the preu-
dlces against them. and work out by their right
arms with the assistance of the Almighty, that equality
great nation arel Let the free blacks of this
country initiate the example of the Plymouth enigrants
let them go and found nation, where they
for themselves empire, and where distinction oil
color will deny them political and social distinctions
That. satisfied is their only hope. To follow
the advice Of the AOitionss end remain here but
aid in their degradation.-Cin. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
The Wabash River

Never raised suddenly as it has within the last 4S
hours Within that time it has raised 30 feet, and is
now full and OVERLOOKING. and has already greatly in
ured if entirely destroyed hundreds of corn
wheat and grass. What is remarkable concerning this
sudden and unprecedented RISE is the fact as we are
informed that but little rain has fallen north of Wabash
town, only 20 miles above. This immense body of wa.
ter is supposed come from the Tppecanoe; If So
shall expect hear doleul accounts from that quarter
The mills ard other machinery have been stopped
by reason Of high water.-Lafayette Courier
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

CAPE Coop HoPE.-The latest advces from the
Cape of Good Hope to the I'd Of May. The KafTir
war was still going on and apprehensons were enter
tanned that it would prove disastrous the colen
lists than il had been Sir Harry Smith could hardly keep
his ground and anxiously awaiting reinorcements
from England. The Doors taking the field against
the government. In one engagement hundred and
twenty five of the British troops, and officers were
slain The Hottenots. in the vicinity of Grahamstown
said be hostile. The British will undoubtedly tr
umph in the end but appearances indicate that the
will be long, costly and sanguinary ALBANY NY
Register
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
DIED.

On Saturday the nth his residence Decatur township
JosEFH BEELER, Esq, aged over fifty years.
B.. Oldest residents having eieraed his
comfy about thirty years ago Of unoubed integrity,
model farmer enepsng public spirited citizen, and
plary Christian Church left wide circle of
friends DEATH only his family feel the depth and
of their bereavement Nothing fill the void le by
husband respected he
throughout county, will fee, his death pub calamity
hux nth inst Mrs MARGARErTA LEE, wife of George
Lee aged AZ years and 10 months.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
Candidates for Congress.

Dem. Wing.
1st District, JAMES LocKHART, L. @. DEBRULER.
ID District, CYRUS l.. DUNHAM, ROGER MARTIN.
3D. District JOHN L. ROBINSON, JOHNSON WATTS.
an n.-,-... <N-cu.ia.toN SIS. w. PARKER,
~" D's"N'' wv o""uiI G. w JULIAN, Ak
5fh District, I. A. HENDRICKS. VIM. p. RUSH
9th District, w. A. GoRMAN, ELI p. FARMER-
It'll District, j. G.. DAVIS, E w. McGAUGHEY
o.. NJ. D.Ms DAVID BRIER,
ON D's"'''' ~ DAA' s. A. HUFF, Alb.
"a, No.. ~ NJ r SCHUYLER COLLAR.
%" D''"''' " l.. STEWART, Alb.
10th District, JAS. W. BORDEN. SAM'L BRENroN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
Crops in Mississippi.

We cut the following from the Vicksburgh Sentinel
The prospect appears gloomy, indeed:
The weather still continues dry. Wehave been speak
ing of this for two months and rain to relieve the
many sufferers has fallen yet. The crops this re-
The cotton is also beginning TO droop. 1t has grown
but very little ii any, particularly the hills for
or three weeks. In bottom ground where there is still
little moisture, it has grown slowly up the present
time but if it does not rain soon will stop growing
there.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

u Charles Murphy, Democrat, has been nominated
the Union candidate for Congress from the 4th district
in Georgia, lately represented by Mr. HARRISON He
adopt and reafirm the Report and Resolutions Of the
Georgia Convention of $780, believing it be broad
enough and strong enough to hold all who not dSu-
nionists per Sc"
1t is singular fact that in Mississippi all the cand
dates for Governor and Congress- on both sides, are
Democrats. Richmond Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

A cARD.-Messrs. FIELD & SLOAN take this method Of
A announcing the community al large that they
pared receive orders for all kinds OF Chahavng every
~ acy, Including the best of and machinery they
establishment the Union
HOTELS Halls. Offices, &c. furnished with superior article OF
Am-Chs prices suit the All orders from distance will
prompt attention Country dealers will be supplied
prices which viii them good profit Rooms Washington
street mex Bides Auction Rooms Al work warranted
NJ B-The highest price will be paid or Poplar Walnut and
Maple urnbn, Hrkory and Maple turning timber, &C.
lnlvf2-wfv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

TENHOSE WISHING 10 purchase Gaiing's Patent Premium
n Grain Drill requested 10 send their orders Immediately
The number manufactured this year quite limited Of
us introduction but viii be pushed meet orders
Stewart Michigan City and their manufacture HIS recently
commenced by Evans Morrison ef Chicago H. and Beard d
obtain undersigned wishes make arrangements
those making Agricultural implements for their introduction through
Indiana and Illinois sell suitable manufacturing districts
To this Drill awarded the first land onyl premium, DElo-
and medal the Ohio State Fair October last Wherever
us principles have been examined and ITS working properties tested
and compared with other drills merit has been
acknowledgements to the Ohio The Western Pathfinder
the SueSet Post the MasSon News and other newspapers OF
Ohio last fall after the fair and aer lis practical operations va
Gus of that State Also like expressions OF superiority the
IN y. Tribune The Sum-" and Famer and Mechanic" OF
New York examination Of The Drill
spring The latter n many respects this machine
fecy accompanies what has been aimed by inventors Drill
chimes for several years past II Constructed that
choke clog either By The founess the ground seed" &c The
ton lis codteTs may be three SPAR
wheat and requisite form and pcsoa with regard
to each other and peculiarly adopted P5e Oats Barley ana
fact all kinds OF grain seeds in drard distributing the fine
manures.
The Drills on hand for the present Of moderate size
planting inches but the uninterrupted with
which be worked renders speedy than other wider
machines Price at indianapolis $50 Communications addressed
iayia-io~s% ROYAL MAYHEM.
GtUN-PowDER! GUN-PowDER.i-yye are seens the
In OF powder ofihe celebrated Hazard Powder Cos
manufacture guaranteed equal any Powder The United States
VIII supply CRY dealers at reasonable rates delivering the Powder
upon short notice.
We have erected Magazine near the City limits and shall all
times be fully supplied with all grades Of Powder
when otherwise, the money will be refunded.
Is kegs Kenrucky Rife Powder Fife,
20 bali kegs do. do. do
% fes. far Lawn Mills Fife, %;
2 kegs Austin King 6 Co.'S 90
10 kegs Cannon and Blasting, de-
Superior Canister and sPor'ng - de-; ,,r,
North side, Washington Street, the State House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

SALT WATER PoMERoY, .OHIo.-The Company
that has been engaged boring for salt Pomeroy
have succeeded in obtaining, at the depth of thou
sand feet abundant of strength, which
flows the top of the we'll They intend boring two
other wells in the immediate vicinity Of the first and il
is expected the three will furnish sufficient for the
manufacture Of hundred and fifty barrels of salt in
twenty. four hours.-Cin. GAG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July II.
Lieut. Col Henry T. Craig of Pennsylvania has been
appointed Chief of the Ordnance Bureau, in place of
Gen. Tale Oft, dismissed from the service by the late
Court Martial.
Mr.. Philip Clayton, Second Auditor, is about to re-
sign, to devote himself to private business.
Gen Chaplin appearing in the criminal court this
morning, to answer to the charge Of abducting the
slaves of Mr. Toombs suits have been ordered be in
stituted against VIM. Blanchard David A Hale, and
Scby Parker his securities for forfeited recognizance
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

eF1SssFLUX, DIARRHOEA, &C-MRS. BRICKETT widow
S Dr. T. NJ BRIcKErrl has solicitation of
number who used last prepared quantity of the specific
the Fux &C. used with such universal in his practice
No person should be without this nvalu-
able remedy may children well adults
perfect safety To be had her residence only Terms cash.
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT and many other compounds formerly
used by d.. may be obtained of her 3wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

CoNvcTs EscAPED.-A convict by the name of Wm
Morgan. alias Jas Martin escaped from the Jefferson
vile, Ind, penitentary Sunday evening. A reward of
$50 offered for his apprehension. He had but few
months lonner to serve having been convicted of arce-
n.y. He had been permitted go and gather black
berries, and while the guard observing he
off
Smith coored man, who escaped from the Jeffer-
sonvle penentiary short time since, has been recap
tured.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

WASHINGTON, July r. p. II.
There contradictory with reference
the resignation OF Mr. Webster Neither the Republic
Intelligence have any aluson it, 1t is certain,
however, that Mr. Webster contempates a visit to Eu-
rope He ieaves for Annapolis on Tuesday, where he
embarks for New York, and after spending few weeks
his home at Mashfeld he will leave for Europe. In
Of his resignation being accepted, it is said the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

DREADFUL MORTALITY AMONG EMIGRANTs.-
St Louis Republican Of the Goth says: 1t is estimated
by Dr. Coleman, the Clerk Of the Board Of Health that
half the emigrants who left Quarantine Island two
weeks ago. and afterwards scattered about prin-
cpay in the suburbs Of the city, have died. The
Der was between four and five hundred.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 5.
We have received dates from the City of Mexico, to
the 24th of June The Mexican Government has issued
decres prohibiting all labor and scientific examination
oil Tehuantepec and ordering all Americans concerned
therein to leave the Republic.
The Mexican Consul Havana has been recalled
for participating in the Lopez designs. There is much
talk Of a revolution in favor Of Santa Anna.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
From Boston.
BosroN, July II

BOSTON, July To.
Gen. James Miller, of N. H., an officer in the last
with Great Britain and afterwards Governor of the
Territory of Arkansas, died Monday his residence
Salem.
The steamer Europa, for Halifax and Liverpool,
sailed to-day with hundred and passen-
gers: and S625 600 in specie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
hereby notice
FIRST Monday August the qualified voters Of
said county will be called upon elect the following ofncers
wit:
One Member Of Congress-
One Prosecuting Attorney for the Fihh Judicial Circuit
Two Representatives to the State legislature;
IA County Commissioner for The Second District
IA County Commissioners for the Third DistTct;''
"a County Assessor" .
"a Coroner C. c. CAMPbELl- SherU, NJ O.
ulyo-te
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
From Toronto.
Toronto. ]

TORONTO, July la.
The Board of Trade have censured the Council by a
of II to 2, for memorializing the Home Govern
impose delerential duties against American
manufactures.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

NEW YORK, July ~
This morning while party of police attempting
TO arrest number of riotous sailors in Oliver street.
some of whom armed with knives resisted, and or
hcer klespe received stab in the side, Of which
he died soon after Thos Brown, second mate of the
ship Columbia has been arrested suspicion of being
the murderer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
Special Dispatch from Logansport.

LoeANsPoRT July II, 1851.
-Four breaks in canal between this place and Fort
Wayne. Transportation suspended entirely for least
days. Passengers travel still carried by the aid
of wagons. George Weirick, old and respectable
citizen Of this place, committed suicide by hanging
last evening. No cause assigned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

WoNDERs.-A giant from Nova Scotia, nineteen years
Of age eight feet high and four hundred pounds weight,
is among the novelties lately arrived New York also
for eleven months; and 'infant drummer" aged two
years and four months. There is place like New
York for attracting monstrosties.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE am authorized
by Fountain Probate Court make sale of The following
Real Estate:
half of the southwest Of section g. II,
north of range in Montgomery county, containing 60 acres
unmproved but finely imbered.
Also the northeast Of the quarter OF section s
40 improved,
it a good saw-mll, in good order and condition.
Also the south quarter OF the northwest quarter OF section
range woshe last pieces lying in the county CT
Parke
authorized sell this property private sale ai the apras
ed value upon following fourth hand and
fourth the end Of Twelve and eighteen months can be
Jacksonville andeers
addressed Wallace p o. Fountain county, will reach
MAY 16. 1s5l-ime5AWiwl IAWHlTE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

AN OH MEcHANIc.-Mr. VIM King, cabinet maker
and undertaken has been doing business in in the
place, Congress street Georgetown. c., ffty-sx
years, and has during that time buried 9i6 persons
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July 9, P. NJ.
The river has risen three inches in the last twenty
four hours with three feet eight inches in the
nal.
The Emma Dean passed up this morning.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

CHOLERA THE WESTON Friday last there were
% deaths in ST. Louis by cholera In Hannibal Mo-,
from the 18th the 25th u fourteen persons had died
The number OF deaths Alton from the LIST to the 25h
ut., 35 Of which IS from cholera. At Prince
KY where the disease had ragged with considerable
violence, causing many deaths. and disappearing it has
again broken out. The Republican mentions the death
of DR.. s. H. Miller wife and child and nine other per-
sons, Ave OF them colored.
II is prevailing also at Brandenberg, KY. Six cases
on Saturday night two Of them fatal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRk July a.
CorToS-salss to-day of 1900 bales decline of /.
bbls 81 for Stale and Western and
C9S4 SO for Genesee and Southern.
RYE FLouR-Unchanged.
Corn MEAL-Unchanged
WHEArsaes $1,000 bu Genesee 81 Os s15 and 900 bu
Michigan a
CoRN-Sales so 900 bu mixed al 5sc.
PoRk-saes $50 bbls a s14lOO5sl4.12 for mess.
LARD-Dul.
GRocERIEs-Unchanged.
wH1skY-23lG2Ic
Freghts Flour declined to 81 pence to Liverpool
The amount in the Sub Treasury is 500 500
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, July II.
River fallen twenty-hree inches Weather
CHOICE and $3.50 for brands and
1910 for shipping
WHIsKY-Advenced 10 lee.
SUGAR. In moderate demand, with sales at S 10 SIC
PRovIsIoNs-Con6ned 10 retail sales.
LINsEED OII.-Snall sale from canal at 79c.
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From Norfolk.

NORFOLK, July 10.
The U. S. Ship St. Louis, Commodore Cook, from
Rio Janero arrived in Hampton this morning.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
From New York.

NEw YoRK, July II, P. M.
The steamship Herman for Southampton, sailed this
afternoon with 90 passengers and $3.50 900 in specie.
The Empire City sailed also this afternoon for Chagres
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
From Boston.


Boston, July y, P NJ.
An extra train from Worcester, for Providence ran
of the track this morning Lynnsdae, breaking the
locomotive and several of the pieces. The pas
sengers fortunately escaped.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
Thomas A. Hendricks.

Will address his felowcitizens at the following times
and places:
MADISON COUNTY.
Mooresville Wednesday, July 16 at 10 O'Clock, A. M
Alexandria, Wednesday, July 16. at o'clock p M.
Frenchs, in Pipe Creek township, Thursday, July II
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Permissible, Thursday, July II, at o'clock P. III.
Upton COUNTY.
Lancaster, Friday, July IS, at o'clock p M.
Upton, Saturday, July 10, at O'Clock P. III.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Strawtown Friday, July IS; at 10 o'clock A. M.
Cicero, Monday, July 81, at o'clock P. M.
Noblesville, Tuesday, July p, at o'clock P. M.
Fortsvile, Wednesday, July 49, at o'clock p. NJ.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
NOTICE hereby given io,be voters Marion county, Indiana
be held in the several townships
in county on Monday 1881, each voter will
be upon upon the the adoption Of the
Of 1872 10 increase benefits Of
schools CHARLES G. CAMPBEll$ rhenn n z.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
From Portland.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 10.
Three brothers named Clough and Mr.. Ranett all Of
Longmouth and Chas. Clark, Of Newport were drowned
yesterday while a fishing excursion Cucknowing
pond.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
ENGLAND

Little progress has been made in Parliamentary bust
in the House of Lords Lord CampbePs registry
bill had been read the third time. The case of the H.
dian native Prince, against whom illegal Govern
prosecution had been carried had been brought
20 the attention of the Lords
The receipts at the Crystal Palace the 26th
about f7O0, and about 60 900 persons visited.