Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-17
Additional California News.
From the Madison Papers.l


man, named Fred Roe. The citizens assembled at
one, tried Roe the charge of murder convicted him
and, in five hours after the commission of his fendsh
outrage, hung him in presence of an assemblage of
eral thousand persons The proceedings coDduc-
ted by possessing in the highest degree the conf
dence and respect Of the community.
Deaths in San Francisco.-February SD. Bulge,
of Ohio Benz Gale, of Indiana, aged go.
February GOWN. Crockett, of Tennessee Lieut..
w. K. Pearce, United States revenue marine.
February 23-John T. Long, Illinois VIM. Cray
craft, Missouri
March 2-Judson H. Chttenden, Michigan.
Deaths in Sacramento City.-February 9-Wm. Mes
sick, Louisville KY.
February 13-James McNulty Ashland.
February 22-Robert McCrun Indiana.
Died, on board the steamer Caroline, of Panama, of
fever, Louis Lyons of St. Louis. Near Santa Barbara,
Jan 22 John Merritt, of Illinois Jan. 9, Joseph Ean
Metre.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, April 8.
The latest of the election held in this
yesterday show the following result for members of Con-
gress
First district Chas Chapman, whig gain.
Second district. Colin M. 1ngerso, dem
Third district, Chauncey F. Ceaveland, soil DEM
ocrat.
Fourth district, T B. Butler whig, is reelected
The Legislature, as far as heard from stands House.
wings 90, democrats S5 Todays election will result
in the election for certain of wings the Senate and
probably two more.
There is choice for Governor. Seymour, democrat,
receives plurality.
BosroN, April s, NJ
The Judges Of the Supreme court having refused
habeas corpus in the case of Simms charged with be-
ing fugitive from labor the examination is going on
before the United States Commissioner, who will pro-
badly give his decision tonight. Much excitement
prevails among the aboltioniss and blacks, but it
thought that violence will be committed and that the
law will be successfully carried into effect.
HARTFORD, Conn. April g. s p. M.
The democrats have probably carried the Fourth Con-
gressonal district, eecting o. s. Seymour, making
gain of one The Congressional delegation stands re-
lativ 4 in fha Ia he ofe
having lost in the First district and gained one in
the Fourth
LEGIsLATURE.-AII but five towns have been heard
from and the result is Democrats 112, wings 1O6-
There representative be elected in each of the
five towns be heard FROM The wings have the Sen
ate by one majority.
Hon. Daniel Webster arrived here from New York
last evening and proceeded Marshfeld He looks
very feeble The people of Springfield turned out
nosse without distinction of party, him at the
railroad depot and greeted him a Union on his
arrival in the State.
New York, April 9,SPM.
The steamer Union, from New Orleans yesterday,
brought $3.50 900 In coin.
The royal mail steamer Merlin sailed to-day for Ber-
muda with $3.50, 900 in specie and twelve passengers
BosroN, April 9, sP. M.
The Canada sailed at to-day with large num-
ber of passengers, among them Col. Kimmell, of
of Turkey Mr. and Mrs. Bohem, and F. Evans, of
Philadelphia. She takes no specie
PITTSBURGH, April g. P. NJ.
The river is falling with scant feet water
Weather cool and clear.
CINCINNATI, Epril 9.
Mark p. Taylor, (dcm., is certainly elected mayor
The council still in doubt but it will be either tie or
whg majority of two.
The river has risen ten inches.
Arrival of the Africa.
New York, April 10.
The steamship Africa, one week later from Europe
with Liverpool dates the 29h ult, arrived this
ing o'clock
Cotton advanced !, with sales of the week reaching
ed by the board of brokers' fair upland 7s, fair Mobile
n, Orleans IL.
| CORN MARKEr-Flour and corn advanced Cd, whea
3D.
Wilmer and Smiths Times quotes no advance in the
grain market
Philadelphia and Baltimore flour quoted at 2lsa23
6d-whte 32s 6da33s; yellow 3Os 6da2ls; mixed SOs'
3Os 3D.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork unchanged beef dull but firm
bacon much wanted at Is advance lard 1sals cd; ham
and shoulders active; butter 4a4s cd lower per cw.
tobacco dull and unchanged.
London money market easy and abundant; consul
closed at 96B
The Africa made the run from Liverpool to Jersel
city in ii days and 81 hours
ENGLAND.-In the House of Lords on Friday eve
ning March 90 Lord Lyndhurst complained OF the pro
ceedngs Of M. M. Massina, Ledru Rollin KAPPA, AM
other refugees who Intriguing against Austria an
other foreign States add suggested the proprey of re
enactlng the alien act
Earl Grey said that the subject had attracted the
anxious attention of the Foreign and Home Secretaries
but he thought nothing short Of danger to the nterna
peace Of the country could justify the reenactmen OF tn
alien act.
FRANcE-The Monteur of Thursday, March "a
pubisheda list OF appointments, among which are NJ
Delavee as ambassador Rome, and Nj. David a
consul at New Grenada. M. Dclavelle was on the ev
of proceeding the Sublime Porte on his embassy
He would first visit Rome In order TO come TO an under
standing with the Pope on the subject OF Christant
in the East
The chamber Of commerce had pettoncd Tor ra
, road between Marseilles and Touon.
The Frcnce Government has information from th
provinces that numerous socialist agents are traversln
The country the purpose Of circulating the manies
Of Massni and Ledru Rolln and organizing under tn
title Of Philanthropc associations, trade associations
and societies. and Of also establishing democra
journals.
There still continues much speculation with respec
the ministry. 1t thought that, with one or tw
exceptions the old members will be reinstated.
The Spanish minister at Paris has presented to th
: President his letters frecall.
2 GERMANy;-All is yet vague and uncertain respe'
0 ting the German confederation.
y SwIrERLAxD.-kn uprising of the peasantry in th
canton of Fribourg omcnted by the Jesuits and oth
Roman Catholic priests had been quieted by the Cover
ment troops Of the canton
SPAN.-Advices from Madrid state that rumors
ministerial changes again circulated, though the
: was not much credit attached to them.
;, TuRKEv-Some further disturbances in Bosnia are
ported and il is generally predicted that rebellion "
break out N Iower Bosnia