Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
From New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
New YORK, Dec. I.
The steamship Pacific arrived to-day, at o'clock,
The Cunard steamship, Europa. made her passage
from Boston in ten days and three hours.
The new telegraph, invented by w. II. Healy, was
about to he adopted ly the Liverpool Manchester Lam
Yorkshire RaiIroad company, the whole of
their new line of telegraph in which tue Yotac battery
superseded by beautiful application OF magnets and
The news from the continent is unnteresiing.
Lord John Russell has contributed 500 pounds towards
Leut. Kern expedition the Polar seas, search Of
Sir John Franklin. Lord Palmerston was reported 10
have borne the whole expense of the party far ST.
Petersburg; to which point Lieut.. Kerns accompa-
MED 10y government messenger. and 1t was reported
that dispatches had been received promising the Impc
rial assistance Lieut. Kern's search; and il
intended to be prosecuted north and east of Behrn2
straits.
HANovER-The new presidency Of M. Sohle has
been formed, which will pursue entirely new course
of policy.
The new King Of Hanover has issued proclamation
pedgna himself TO the sacred observance of the
constitution of the country.
FRANcE.-M. Dethonquer, Minister Of the Interior,
has received invitation stand candidate Tor
representative from Paris declined having fears that it
might divide bc party Of order Lelevre Duravale has
been named MS Minister of Commerce, and Casaclana
Minister of Finance The illness of the Mar
shall Sout had somewhat altered under skiul medical
treatment which had caused hopes he entertained Of
his recovery. bill has been deberated npon by the
Council of State and shortly to be introduced INTO
the Assembly on the subject oil the responsibility O the
President and his Ministers wherein il is provided that
he may be impeached by any four members of tho As
semby and his functions &c thereupon. This Will
have the effect to reopen the question contained in the
proposition of questions, by going down still deeper
towards the root OF dssenson II stated that there
is probability that the President will again present the
electoral bill recently defeated in the Assembly
The new proclamation presented by the King OF Han
over gives great satisfaction He is called George v.
The of Hungary. in political sense, is most
unsatisfactory; and the government organs admit 1t is
most aGitafing.
The expulsion system is still carried on Vienna
FURTHER NEWS BY THE PACIFIC
NEW York, Dec. 8, P. NJ
PRUssIA-The renewal of a commercial treaty be-
tween Prussia and Belgium had failed
The Prince of Prussia to leave Berlin on the 23d
to take command of the army.
SPAIN.-The news possesses marked feature of in
terest. The negotiations pending with the United
States for the release Of the prisoners of the Cuban in
vasion give rise much dissatisfaction in the public
journals.
Two vessels of war had arrived with another portion
Of the Lopez expedition on board.
IrALY.-The Neapoliton Government intends to in
craese the export duties on sulphur and oil.
TuRKEY-Accounts from Constantinopc announce
that the ministerial crisis end, and that Ali
Pacha had induced the ministers to resume their duties
PARIs-Boursc unsettled and business closed at a
decline owing to the probability of further difficulties
between the President and Assembly.
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE There was a ac-
tive demand for cotton Liverpool and Brown, Ship
lev Co.'s Circular says there material change to
notice in the market, the sales effected being made at
the extreme rates las quoted. Mr.. Henry's Circular
states that good ordinary and miding qualities are
,arly higher. Sales the I'D, 24th and 18th were
% 600 bales.
Breaddufs --Smede's Circular says -four has been in
active demand. and former prices merely sustained.
Corn is sought after and prices quoted at 25s
a25s Oil for yellow, and 2Ssa29s for white Demand for
srho Late In Si0nc moi Hmm
done and in beef and pork nothing. Hams neglect
ed and shoulders are two shllings lower. Lard one
shilling lower.
Business at Manchester is good
The very latest dates say that, after post hours on
Monday the Minister Of the Interior in reply 10
article in the CONSTITUTIONAL He says that, had the
Ministry obtained proof tn whom the consplrators
were they would have been punished, matter what
their rank.
letter from Liverpool notes the failure of two houses
connected with American trade-Messrs. Pryde Jones
and Harnden & Co. The Liabilities of the former
not mentioned but supposed to be large; those Of
! the latter 10000 or E0,D0o.