Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-24
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
For the Indiana State ssnln.-pr he o'Iislsy lns

CINCINNATI, April 16.
Mr.. Barnum informs me that Miss Lind will give al
together five concerts in Cincinnati The second will
take place this evening-the third Thursday-fourth
Saturday and fifth and positively the last, Monday She
will leave Tuesday morning by river stopping only at
Wheeling, and going thence direct to Baltimore. For
the three last concerts tickets will be obtained at
sonable prices and our Hotels have ample aceomoda-
tons for strangers.
CINCINNATI April IS.
Jenny Lind's last Concert will be on Tuesday even
ing and she will not sing Saturday. Please make
the correction.
From the Madison Papers.l
WASHINGTON, April -, s P. NJ
The National Inelligehcer has letters to-day
cling that preparations going various points in
the South for another invasion of Cuba. There can be
no doubt OF the truth OF the reports as they come from
various reliable Apalachcoa to be the point
oil rendezvous. party OF young men, about l2O in
number, left Ataanta Ga, Saturday, ostensbly for
California but it is well understood that they des
tined for the Cuban expedition. They carry with them
quite a supply of rifles.
The President has had his attention called to the Gu
ban invasion and will doubtless do all in his power to
prevent citizens from joining any such expedition
against friendly nation. The Captain General of Gu
ba seems be fully prepared for any expedition. The
invaders reported have large force enrolled in
the Southern States and Texas with artillery and other
munitions
The National Inteigencer says awe have letters
from the interior of Georgia. stating the departure of
number of persons for the Gulf meet and organize
somewhere the coast in the neghbor hood OF Apaa
chicola. We cannot doubt that the authorities OF the
United States, civil and naval will be the lookout to
prevent defeat this attempt to dlshonor this Republic
in its estimation and in the opinion OF the civilized
world"
HARR1sBURGH. April 10, s P. NJ
Both houses of the Legislature adjourned to-day.
Speaker Matthews of the Senate and Cassna of the
House delivered appropriate speeches the occasion
CINcINNA tt, April 10.
There was considerable excitement outside the Ma
tonal Theatre last night, where large crowd
sembled from early hour in the evening Brickbats
were thrown, and firearms discharged This caused
some alarm inside, but the crowd was finally quoted.
Every In the house was filled, and prominade
seats sold as high five dollars.
large number Of strangers arrived this morning,
and there already persons the city than
procure tickets to any of the Two thousand
one hundred and eighty persons were present last night
at Jenny Lind's concert The receipts exceeded fifteen
thousand dollars.
BosroN April 10, P. M.
Hon. Daniel Webster makes speech in Fanueil Hall
on Thursday.
New YORK, April 10. S P. N.
The steamship North America sailed for Chagres
three o'clock this afternoon with three hundred and
forty passengers
BALTIMORE April 16, s P. NJ.
George Long, negro boy, thirteen years old, was
arrested today and he made full confession of the
murder of the child of M. Rumpf. He says that young
Rumpf and he had been spinning tops together in the
slaughter house-that little Rumpf lost his opcord and
that he struck him the head because he could not find
it. He then hunted for it again, and, not finding it, he
beat him again the head with stone until he was In
sensible The bruises his arms were caused by his
holding up his hands to keep off the blows He was
dead when he left him. He heard him still groaning
at a late hour that night.
The doctors think little Rumpf had life in him twelve
hours after he fatally injured. The child was but
five years old.
WAsHINcroN April 16, 8 P. NJ
Major Donelson, of Tennessee, the editor of the
Union, makes his address this morning, Father Richie
having Yesterday retired from editorial life. II occupies
the space of three columns He says that the pro-
mise is tower of patriotism that reaches above the
ordinary spirit oil party While he has the editorial col
of the Union under his control, it will be-
the organ of any combination of aspiring ndvidu
ais.
RICHMOND April 16, 8 P. NJ.
The Savannah News, where the headquarters Of the
Cubans is said to be- speaks OF the Cuban invasion as
certain and says there will be revolution in the island
within the coming month whether they receive dings
from abroad not that they invite the friends OF free
dom throughout the world assist Them that it is well
kRown that the people of the island with difficulty
restrained from the conflict at the present time and that
those who are informed as to their arrangements
sanguine of success.
NEW York, April Is, P. M.
The steamship Baltic of the Collins line sailed at
to-day with SIS 900 in specie and two hundred pas
senSers, among whom Rev Mr.. Darling and Will
liam Darling, Of Reading, Penn; Hon. Ashbe Smith,
Of Texas Horace Greeley, of New York; and Judge
Duncan of Virginia, commissioners to the worlds fair.
ALBANY, April Is, s P. M.
The Erie Canal enlargement bill was ordered to third
reading in the Senate this morning.
We learn that Gen. Brady died Yesterday morning at
Detroit of the injuries he received the 10th inst
There truth in the report that the uncle OF Mrs.
Gotten had confessed that he the author of the
sacre in Kent county, Md.
BUFFALO, April IS, P. M.
Business commenced yesterday on the New York Ca
nal a large amount OF produce was shipped from here
and everything works well Tor a brisk season.
CINCINNATI, April 16, P. M.
The river is stationary. Weather cool and cloudy.
WASHINGTON, April IL, 8 P. NJ.
The Republic OF this morning contains list OF the
awards of the commissioners of the Mexican claims
The whole number OF memorials presented was 212
The number rejected insufficient was 40. The sum
appropriated SO $50 600. The aggregate OF all the
awards is So 200 523 So there is the OF $40 All
left TO be paid back to the Mexican Government. In
the meantime may state that some OF the large awards
arc as follows Lewis j. Hargous, S53 600 DIR. Gar
diner, 1922 900 Union Land Company Texas, $685.
$50 Trinity Land Company, S53 .559 Aaron Leg
gett, Sl04 GOO W. S. Parrot, Sll4OOO The results
generally are satisfactory to the claimants.
The Union OF this morning seems to doubt whether
another expedition against Cuba is foot The editor
thinks that the report circulation originated with the
agents of the Spanish Government whose interests are
promoted by keeping up the excitement
The New York Senate has had lare-up. The Dem
ocratc Senator's with exceptions having withdrawn
from the Senate account OF the determination OF the
Wings to pass the Erie canal enlargement bill, 1T was
lost there being quorum present There was great
excitement and considerable rejoicing among the Demo-
Gratis. The session closes tomorrow
BosroN, April IL, 8 M.
We were yesterday visited by most terrible storm
and gale The wharves are mostly verfiowed The
cellars of the custom-house store, Long wharf,
completely inundated and the destruction of property
thereby immense. The flats at East and South Bos,