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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28
YEAS AND NAYS IN THE HOUSE.
Vote on the Rescindmens OF the Five Minute
Rule.

Rule.
Feb. 26,-On motion of Mr.. WHITTLEsEY 10
,usnend the rules to enable him to make motion
,s.cipdug the FIVE minute rulerecenty established,
the special order being the bill reported from the
Committee on WAYS and Means authorising the
navment of the third and fourth instruments due
10 Mexico in virtue Of the Treaty between the
Government Of that country and this, the Yeas
and Nays were as follows; lost, two-thrds not
supporting the motion:
YEAs-Nesss Aston, Anderson, Andrews, Ashmun,
n ~ R,oSn Burrows Butler Cabe j. P Caldwell Cal
vim Campbell Cartier Chandler, COBB, Coe CongeI CvI
win. Crowei banner Deberry, Dickey Dimmlck, Dxon'
N Evans Ewing Gentry Gilbert, GoIt, Gould, Grinne'
Hammond, Hay, Raymond, Henry, hl1oar9 fhlnlaoo'
Houstop Howe Hunter. j. w. Jackson, w. y, jackson,
j IL Johnson Jones, Kerr, g @ King, j g. King, A.
King Levio a. Mann. Mann, Marshall, ma,teson Nc
Donald McGaughey, McKssock, Meacham, d. + Mnler,
Moore Morehead Morrison Morton Nelson, Ogle Olt
law Peaslee, Penn, Phoenix, fitman, rOIIe'i futlau'
Reed, Reynolds Richardson ksey scSoo
shepperd Sylvester, Spaldng, Sprague Stsoy A. 9te
phens Taylor J. B. Thompson, Thurman Toome' adsr'
hilI Van Dyke Vnton, Watkins, Wentworth, Wh'e'
Whittlesey, Wilams-lG9.
NAYs.-Messrs Albersoni Allen, Ashe, Bingosmn DO
cock Bowdon Brooks A. @. Brown, Burt, Cable Ceve-
land Colcock, Daniel Doty, Durham, D9rkee, Ednund
son. Festherston Fitch. Fuller Gerry German, Green
sdsy Howard Inge Robert W. johnson, Julian La Sere
Mason, McClernsnd. Mcdowell, McLsoshso, McLaue
MeMullep Melville, Meade. SObn X. Miller Mlson Nor
1s. Morse Orr OIis, Parker, Phelps, Powell, Robbins
Root savage seddOp stelson, swestser Thomas jacob
Thompson, Venable Walden. Waldo, Wallace, WlldrcE
WIlmot Woodward and Young-66 .,, p...-
ABSENT oa Nor VOTING -Messrs Alexander, BAKER
Bsy Bell Bennett BOkee. Booth, Bowlln bris6ln bde
Builard O. A. Caldwell Casey Clarke CingmsD Disney 5.,y
Duer Duncan Eliot Evans OF Md FOWLER Freddy, CID
dipgs Gilmore Goodenow Hamilton, HampLoo, Harlan,
n II, Harris Hebard. Hoagand, Holmes, Hubbard, A
Johnson P. King. Letter, Lttehed, r. r. Mche4n, NC
Queen Newe ods Owen Peck sSw.7 e%n.oo Tncs
Wellbom and Wright-5S
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from our Correspondsnt1

PHILADELPHIA Feb q7-sryived- Ship William Hail. New
.cbs sharp sharp Clastonj Dart, Collins, Mort
Olivia Vrgiuia, Cumming New HAVEN Armstrons oh'
p,eoor.. sco Castro NYofk; WIN Watson Lvertn, lu
-s Garettson scott James RIVER Fay, Cam, Boston, A
cs bartlett saysguez. PR ssershsba, Adams Nfok CABOT
C do Kate stewart ogden Rchmonci Cape Fear, Kelly View
YoI Frse Fox do mary Ezabeth Pickup dol Mary iufee
"a, mum. do. Sarah Aun Pnkham. Kingston.
Cared-BarksJ w Dyer. Dyer Havana Convoy HupPer New
presn brs sha kord b ston Geo Washnt hnoN
ton DOS Chopes Clifford do schs Mary Iuroe Bay num- sros
Kspspeon Foster savannahi News Brown foran Cstann-
Collin, savsuash Mar Ehza5sth PcAup Morkj Anna sonrf
souers DC; stmr Psacbsc5t, CLARK, DO.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT YOUSGsTowN.-We
learn that the extensive Floaring Mill OF Messrs'
w. r.. Davis K Co. Of Youngstown, containing
wheat, flour, -four barrels ofaIs &c. was entirely
destroyed by fire on Friday morning last. The
loss of Messrs. d. &c Co. is estimated at $40 600,
about two thirds of which is supposed to De IN.
sured. Much credit is given TO the officers and
soldiers at Fort Niagara for their efforts to stay
the ravages Of the FIRE. Buff Com ADV. Monday.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Markets.. .NEw.ORLEANs, Feb. %


CoTToN continues depressed at the decline
The Produce market has been pretty active The days
sales of have been 1000 bbls 7OD9i; AMI
OF Corn 1900 bushels 55d5c. There is not much do
ing in Provisions Mess PoRK has sul further declined
being quoted at Sl20l3 BAcON-Sdes al CTS and
prime kegs Of LARD of which 700 sold al &c. WHISKY is
lower sales having taken place al 23}c Rio COFFEE is at
lfHlllc
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Feb a. lat s. 3d. on ~ 3d. ship soutbesr sullivan, I'm New Or
leans for New YOu, Q DAYS out
FEB TO- lat 20 90 In IT, 81 Havaul tnsw) from Damascoa
for Apslachicfa
Feb 49, lat g. lon Is 30 passed sch Ellen Jsn, Of Nan
tuckat steering West
0s y W brig Gen Pincknsy. IA saa Francisco
for Baltimore.
Feb a. 90 miles Of Cape Hssrss ship slas Holmes,
Berry, I'm New York FOR New Orleans
lat 49, r. lou Ii w. ship Harriet LOUISA Of Bah
ina NV mo such ship belonging TO Bah)
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NETWORK TR TRIBUNE r.
PHILADELPHIA.
Markets Stocks.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Feb. n.


The CoTToE market continues excessively d9, and Far
- M trsY .scions O report The export demand 10
VI ouR continues limited Sales Of6O0 barrels her
1000 brands for sh 1t 50 p Dbl and some mod
e. hrand AZ A higher rate The szes for city use az of
erste within The range Of former quotson dan at
Ie0 hoshels RYE FLOUR At a. Corn Ma ,r9ary for
~ a lot Of eommo1 red sold At 81 N.Y. 4, IN Nm
,slss Of Pennsylvsniaat 10 eta bushs cts in
tied request Sses OF roo bushels sue AR sod
continues quiet and price, are ~ "a and bbds
l. in rather better demand Sales Of 0a''''' ~
sanns OF s Be- q k No Bs g sc ny 81
yl,aoO Wlmlng'sT ~ est: Man and Mech Bk. q Nine
sas9 Cana sdo harrisburg RR g. e9 % PM b lio
s7oo Norrsown RI &C. t l3S G ~ d OK OK ~ eD B
bR SOL; s1,WO can an M AuiO m w. ~ 49,
ns I'D Board-iOO Morris Canal lsl 100 do lss ooS
Se "a. Penn RR 49,; $500 State IS, %; SlOV9
-oS ais 600 DO 7s8; $20O State S. lO2; Mechaaics
E.nL Sot; a Grard Bank l3s N A. Ina, loj Sl'OOV
Texss Bonds 10, 81; $1,000 WI RR 0s' S5s'
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5. DRAPER, Auctioueer.
SALE OF
u &H5Gn nnO

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD CONVERT
BILE BONDS. VIII be sold by
Messrs HAGGERTY DRAPER JONES at Auctor
on THURSDAY, tho 9th day Of March next at izs
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange the whole is.us
OF CONVERTIBLE BONDS OF the NETWORK AND
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY. amounting to Three
Millions Five Hundred Thousand DoIafi to the hghes
bidders they will be put up in single Bonds with suitable
privilege OF aaTger These Bonds are 10 sans
$1,000 EACH date. on the lat Of February 1851 and are pay
able In 20 years. and issued to pay the floating debt
the Company and procure adequate machinery and
for operating road and the as! loan the Company viii
require complete and equpit They bear interest al
per cent payable semi-snnugy, In the City OF NewYork
on the lstof Feb and Aug and stock Of
the Company par any time within 10 years from date
The bonds are transferable on the books Of the Company
and have interest warrants attached. The Of pay
per the daJ Of sale; ten per on
the 18th Of March, fifteen per the LIST Of April e.
per the let Of May per cent on the LIST OF
June fifteen per The Let Of July fifteen per cent
on the lat Of August and ten per on the ls OF Sep
tember. Purchasers viii have the option Of paying
larger the whole earlier date ten per cent
the amount Of The bonds not taken up always being len
on deposit, 10 be forfeited noncompliance with the
Of The sale copy OF the bond may be seen at the
Office Of the Company, where report OF the directors "
the stockhoders showing the condition Of the Company
may DO obtained BY order Of the Board OF Directors
z@itM6 THOMAS J. TOWNSEND, Treasurer
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To Mariners.
SnOlKen. &c,

requested the Providence Journal that
Bullock Connmcu Pc R have beu carried
by the ice. They doubtless Will be replaced nmed aey
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Pas.engern sailed

IN 5teamshiy ProMsfhsHs Jr ChaSres aHd Sga Juan hss
Holland, q Jones, Albert Mathew Sears. anI
Jacobs Croci
Clifford Mrs RAmOude De Zad1 cid. w Faoss FL B1ff
Thomas Baue Mrs. Sos and child Mo- ThOrnsk-
arc Mrs Moy Ian saywad Leyssqus, Mrs Evi dcGow-
Isaac Dsyi. aousemsn Henry Barry Johnston
John Cumpf Jehn Johusfn0, rylor 4tglre. lines
Thomson bert Fraukhu Fourat, Danisi Packer
LObefts. John Ot Robert TAFT W Thorp, W Ladj AHim
ifou scbaser c Foster Mr. and Mrs Murdoch sod
chicren. LEWIS Hers, " w dkins w sbs5l1, ID War
Adm Msithsw-or. n Harms. Albert Germ Giant
Cleghorn B d Thomas, K KnaPp-oO "a stssrsse
Passengers Arrived.
In packet ship fhutn from Ligepoo-Capt Wm shl. q
New York Ben Dirghs Of Mas Mar D0nali Be IL
OF Germany Dr. Chas Powers, Of ireland.
Bafk EaGy Mizcr, MJ'uchiss Stevens Bogie
Mr. Dayton NJ ayd-n.
IN bark Helen II IhoMast0n Capt sher
MINIATURE ALhASAC.....THIs DAY.
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amount they would have paid, if taxed IS other
property, on their capital stock, s5o,s53 O.
amount they would have paid if taxed on their
notes and bills discounted, slls62s o.
The fee "Old Banks have an aggregate cSPltal
stock paid in Of 81, 900; notes and bills dis
counted 50, s29,ll2 II amount Of tax paid las.
year, sl3,70O amount they would have paia, Il
taved as other property, on their capital STOCK
s53,Ol6; amount they would have paid II taxed
on their notes and bills discounted, s56,fs9 %
The total capital stock of all Banks in the state
paid in. is ss,s7zss3 u.s. total amount OF notes
ard bills discounted, sl7,O59 1874 50; total amount
of tax paid by all banks, $4,000 90; total amount
thew would have paid if taxed as other property
on their capital stock, SHAFT As; total amount
they would have paid, if taxed on notes and bills
discounted, SEQ, 400 &c.
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mnrlets- CAREFULLY RgRosTEp goa raE TEIBUss.

THURSDAY, February Y.
AsHES-The market is steady with fair business d.
ing Sales Of IS bbls at 50 FOR Pos aud SO Tor Pear
COTTON-Has declined 4aic. since the Teegraphs
news arrived, win sales Of only 600 0aes Ine ma
kei however mas no proPs,y H G1 soI5 I0l
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbere isincreased beaylness n
mail the low grades Of STATE and western cur
vices have added to The depression and shpPeTs are e m
and prices rather lower The demand Tor me Es ani
City trade is moderate Canadian is easier VIII some IL
quify for the British Provinces Sales Of oOO DOS a.
62td 6el in bond. The sses Of DOnesuc ieaGH ~
barrels At 2564 SD for No tupeIhne 2otOi -
for common TO strait State 75dS5 Tor Michigan ana
Indiana and 4 mass for Pure Genesee Ihe msrAet
closng heavy for the low erades Southern steady but
not so active Sales Of 900 bbs az 81 y TOT cOOH "
strait brands Baltimore Alexandra and Georgetown and
25d5 62t for fancy. Rye Flour s very quiet SAFES OF
50 bbls River s7l Corn Meal lie heavy Sales oil 100
bblS Jersey al O. 49, o+.,.b
Provinces and fair demand fo milling, and we nink car
90 Of Ohio changed hands but on terms we c9ld no e4
Rive Is easier with more Offering, 10 arrive Sales OF <VvO
bush at 72Bc Barley and Barley Mali are without clalse
and have aes TO note Oats are al olt hf az h -
for Jersey ord 5D05l for Northern Corn IS heavy Inc
market is not well supplied, heoce prices are "a
but close in favor OF the buyer The sales are l<0
els al a6c for Southern and Jersey Yellow and 'Go7t
for White do The demand for export less acuVe snip
pers waiting their letters. ,,.
WHIsKY-The market IL well supplied and prices are
easier Sales Of go bis Prison al 25025 and lOO hhds
Drudge at ~ time and interest. .-.- ,....-
PROVIsI0NS- Our market for Pork is again better,
win good demand for od new Is he'd a'gheI olis
quiet The sales go bbs al toI o. Me-
md 7509 871 for Old Pfimehed al so al the close new
is held at Is so for Mess and Su0ll ~ lor Ffne ' &
Ter NOT plenty Beefis firm the advance Sales OF lO1
bbls al IS for Mess and sass for Prime Pnne
Mess is in fair demand, but al prices below INC yeWs %
holders Picked Meats firms sales OF 400 u9rces AZ -
a9c for Hans and &c for Shoulders Lard s BUOY ant
,aes of 400 bills At 9id8sc Butter and Cheese stea1y
WOOI-The public sale which took place at Siocknndge
yetteIday was attended by numerous dealers rom row.
dence Boston, Philadelphia, and New-York, as wen as
many manufacturers Tie sale excited considerable com
petition and hPh prices were obtained Tne pronheh.
buyers were Eastern manufacturers Inc SAFES "s'0 Dc
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PassenRer- Arrived.

MINIATURE ALMASAc......THIs DAY.
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From this it appears that Georgia has In opera
tion the Central, Georgia, Macon Western and
Western x Atlantic Roads, the Rome Branch
and the Athens Branch, making an entire distance
Of csc miles The Southwestern Railroad will be
in operation in two or three months. Thirty miles
of the Atlanta x West Point Road, 25 miles Of
the Muscogee Road, and % miles of the Augusta
Branch and the Milledgeville Branch, will be COM
pleted during the present Summer or before the
end of the current year. Hence, Georgia will
have on the lst of Jan. 1859, 500 miles of road in
active operation aud III miles more in rapid pro-
gress toward completion. The roads in operation
are now all paying good dividends.
From statement made by the Auditor
of the State of Ohio to the Legislature, we learn
that eleven Independent anks Of that State have
an aggregate capital stock paid in, Of s757 100
aggregate amount of notes and bills discounted
2,349,04s So amount OF taxes paid the last year
by these eleven banks, s5,l22 "a amount they
would have paid, if taxed as other property, on
the capital stock at the places where each bank
is located, slo,3o7 81; amount they would have
paid if taxed on their notes and bills discounted
s3Q, 377 20.
The forty one branches Of the State Bank"
have an aggregate capital stock, paid in, of st7e0
099 IS; notes and bills discounted, sl0,ss,l3j 80
amount Of tax paid in 1850, was s3s, Isa ca
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TnuRsnAY. Feb. Jpn.


The Stock Market was heavy to-day
and the Fancies generally declined. The foreign
news was considered unisvorable and was made
the most Of by the bears. The decline in Cotton
which was expected is, however, the only unfa'
vorable feature of the news. The largest decline
was in Morris, which, after the Second Board,
went to Ut decline of 81 y cent. on yesterdays
closing price. The panic was occasioned by
rumor that the injunction which has recently been
applied for against this Company, had been Oh.
tanned. The truth OF the rumor we could not as
certain. Canton was heavy and 56l only was bid
at the close Erie fell Of y cent, selling at 50.
Long Island declined y cent. Farmers ;
Harlem, q Reading, Norwich, 4 Portsmouth,
I. Edgeworth was one of the frmest Stocks and
closed at y cent. advance. Incomes went to
90. At the Second Board there was a better feel
ing in some Stocks, and Harlem, Reading, Farm
ers, Long leland, &c closed at better prices than
prevailed between the Boards. For Illinois
Stock 20 was bid, II asked. In Governments
there was no change of Importance. The prices
hid AZ the latast moment were.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

and by medical man. Some Of them have already
rived at Marselles. Greece and Malta will have their
delegates in the Assembly and 1t is supposed that the
great powers Of the North will also take part in this
Congress-
1t is generally admitted that the petition move
ment has been a failure The total of signatures.
unauthenticated included will barely amount
Million and Of that million half neither are have
ever been, ever be, electors.
ITALY AND SARDINIA-The Chamber Of Deputies
has voted without debate the treaty Of Zolveren and
entered upon the discussion of the treaty with Switzer
land.
The King is about to Malta for the
where large body OF troops concentrated. Narl.
Gus speeuations ahoat to his Malestys motives
for so doing Some imagine that the Pope intends to
try slip away from the French, and at Paris
are not favorable. Others imagine that Guerilla is to be
the basis of military operations
In continuation of the Holy Alliance, than
forty persons implicated in a trial for expulsion of
Jesus from Naples after every appearance of gnomln
Gus condemnation, suddenly discharged by the
Grand Court. The Court lawyer demanded thirty-two
years in the gaeys for the prisoners, and now they are
acquitted
PRUssIA.-Accounts from frankfort that Aus
tra in reply to Prussas demands for the dsncorpora-
ton of her non German States expresses her determine
ton only TO concede the point of unanmty OF all the Ger
States with which the incorporation passed and
obtained for the reversal of that measure
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
Africa.

A few evenings since, lecture was delivered in this
place upon the SOIL climate, productions and inhabitants
of Africa, BY George Thompson who, for years and
hall, labored as missionary among the Mendians.
His idea that this grand division of
the globe is capable of becoming the very garden Of the
world The soil exceeding rich and the productions
most luxuriant Tropical fruits supply to the inhabi-
tants luxuries that ready purchase a dear
rate.
Oranges, pine-apples bananas, dates plantain, &c..
among the sp0n aneous productions of the soil while
the sweet potatoe the YAM the cossada and many 9TH
or similar escuent produced in constant
cesson. Rice grows both in owlands and the upands,
IN great abundance. Besides these, country the
globe is more favorable the production Of the cotton
and the sugar cane, and with the introduction of
chnery the onward progress of civilization the West
coast of Africa. may in few years open up the most
profitable sources Of commerce.
The present want, is the introduction of the arts
OF civilization. The objection hitherto urged against
these efforts has been the unheahiness of the climate.
This has been along the coast. The rank uxuri-
of the forests and the almost incredible growth Of
vegetation the open prairie land could not undergo
the process Of decay without nparng poisonous vapors
to the atmosphere. Yet it is doubtful whether the
healthness has exceeded that of Florida
and Mississippi
As You leave the low-lands and penetrate back into
the interior, the climate becomes delightful, the
thermometer rarely ever. rising above abou 50 deg,
nor sinks below 60 deg. The great care for foreigner
IS to pass safely through the acclimaiing fever pro-
rendered dangerous only by excessive indulgence in
the tempting fruits, and exposure 10 the heat OF midday
OF evening 1ne cOlOfeu people, eSpcci-
ally, pass through lightly with even the most moder-
ate care.
Here. then. a field opening where those so long
bowed down by ignorance and oppression, may find
homes where health and luxury may surround them
while the christian heart ready tn extend TO them
the blessing of both christian and secular owledge
1t would be wrong make emigration condition
upon which long withheld rights should be restored but
the intelligent coored man will at glance that here
at least, field where he in and labor with
every hope of successfully competing with the inhabitants
of any portion of the globe Mr. Thompson represented
the people as already stretching their arms impor
ingly for knowledge Every where they ready &c
give mp their superstitous worship if the white mar
would come and teach them, The great demand is iol
Teachers demand that cannot, for years be supplied
by the white missionary And will the colored Amer
hear and respond to the cry of Ethiopia stretch
out her hands to God2 Let distrust it
scheme, designed to aid OPPRESSION for it has OF It's
features. IL only offers the colored man equally will
his white brother the honor of being co-worker will
Christ.-Ohiq Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
.AIIen-I. D. G.. Nelson, Dem.
.4dams-John Crawford, Dem.
BGrthOtOnleO-JOseph Struble, Dem; s. A. Moore,
Wing.
Benton White Sc-H Robinson Wing
BOoae-Wm. b. Beach and Jeremiah Landers, Demo-
Gratis: VIM Staten and Jos. Keath, Wings
Cass-ThOmas II. Bringhurst, Wing; w. z. Stuart,
Dem.
C1ark-T. Ware Gibson and Jas G. Caldwell, Dems.
Delapare-Michael Thompson, Wing.
ELkhart-Joseph Bean, Dem.
Franfln-Robert Brundrett and A. ]. Ross Denis
Fioyd-P. NJ Kent, Democrat
Graat-Zimri Reynolds, Dem; Jos. Morrow, wing
HG1nilton-G. NJ. Shaw, Dem; G. II. voss, Wing
HancOck-John Foster, Democrats A. Cayler, Wing.
Henry-Isaac H. Morris, Democrat: VIM. w. Will
liams, Wing.
Hoirard-Leonard Shoemaker, Democrat Nathan
Lindsey Wing.
JacksoH-Samuel T. Wells Dem
Jennings-Edward P Hicks, whig
JohnsoR-Samuel Ecces Dem.
JefersoH-John A. Hendrick, Dillon Bridges Demo-
Gratis: John Lyle King and Frank F. Mayied, Wings.
KosciussO-Allred Wilcox DEM R. Goodies, Wing.
LGgrGnge-Franeis Henry, Dem; John B. Howe,
Wing.
LGportc-F w Hunt, Wing.
MarOn-Isaae Smith and Henry Brady. Demsocrats
A. A. Hammond and L. B. Sandusky Wings
Marshaa-Thomas Sumner, Wing; VIM NJ. Patter-
son, Dem.
Miami-Richard F. Donaldson, Democrat
MOntgOmery-M D. Manson and Daniel c.
Slower, Denis.
No0te-Jerome Sweet Democrat
Oloen-James Dobson, Dem.
OrGRge-D. S. Hnfistutter, Dem.
Ohio and SWitzerland-J. w. Spencer and Samuel
Porter, Dems; d. Kelso, Independent.
Perry-Milton Walker, Wig; NJ C. Barkwell, In
dependent Wing
POrter-Wm. M. Harrison, Dem.
RandOlph-William Mcqueen, Wing.
Rush-James NJ. Conner, Wing; j. Beeson, Wing.
Speucer-John Walls Dem; Thomas Smith, Wing.
Shelby-Wam Major Dem.
ST. Joseph-John Brown6eld, Democrat: Thomas
Stan6eld, Wing.
Tppecaaoe-Lawrence B. Stockton, Democrat: God
love o. Benin, Wing.
Washiag ion-R. Schoonover, Democrat.
W0yne-Joseph NJ. Bua, E. Lawrence and John P
Doughty, wings.
Wells Geo. Mcdowell, Dem; John studabaker
Wing
Whiley-D. B. Litchfeld, Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

NEW ORLEANS, July 10.
duel took place to-day between j. w. Frost editor
of the Crescent and Dr. Thomas Hunt brother of the
candidate for Congress. The result that Frost
mortally wounded
Frost and Hunt went out yesterday fight. but
arrested by the police and required give bonds to
keep the peace. Notwithstanding they fought. Frost
died in hours. He wounded in the breast near
the heart. The duel originated from political difcul
ties.
fire last night destroyed Trinity church Catholic
Several dwellings were also burned-loss $4,000.
New ORLEANS, July H.
The district court issued writ 10 arrest the parties
concerned in the duel yesterday The grand jury
gagged investigating the crime In this State seconds
ndctabe for murder accessories before the fact
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17
Candidates for the next Legislature.
SENATE.

SENATE.
bartholomew and Jennings. L. Spann, Dem; Smith
Vauter, Wing.
Brolcn and MonrOe-James S. Hester, Democrat.
Hamilton, Boone, Sc.-L c. Dougherty, Dem.
Henry-Ezekiel 7. Hickman, Democrat: w A Riff
ner, Wing.
Huntington Se.-James R. Slack Dem; E. Thomp-
son, Wing.
Johnson-Gilderoy Hicks, Dem.
.Jackson-Frank Emerson, Dem.
Noble and Whmey-Thomas Washburn, Democrat ;
Henry Swihart, Wing.
Parke and VermIlion--O P. Davis, Democrat.
Perry, Spencer and WdrTick-Job Hatfield, Dem ;
David T. Laird, Wing.
RGndaIph-Elias Kizer, Wing.
Sheiby-Jsmes M. Sleeth, Dem.
Warren, White, Scr. c. Kendall, Wing.