Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From the Madison Pspers.l

From the Madison PsPers.l
New York, March 10. SPIN.
A report has been received by the Asia that Arch
Bishop Hughes has been made Cardinal Foreign pa
pers do not mention it, but il is probably true.
The steamship City Of Glasgow, Captain Matthews
sailed little after to-day her second voyage
passengers and large and valuable cargo. Among
her passengers is Thos. Read, of Huntingdon commits
sioner to the worlds fair from Pennsylvania.
UTICA, N. Y, March Is. SPIN
Yesterday S2O,OOO was sent by the express train
Albany TO redeem the bills OF the Bank Of Utica. The
bills, fast as redeemed. sent to the COMPTROLLER
as the bank has new set of plates
The Providence Or. ID Journal publishes letter
from Gen. James, T. S. Senator which he avovs him.
self in favor of the leading wing Pleasures
WASHINGTON, March Is, PM
Edward Snf formerly editor of the Cherokee Sentinel
who killed DR.. VIM. Gilbert, in DeKalb county Ala
bama, the Sh of May, 1s47, and who was ont on
ball. arrested here this morning by the brother of
Pitts, one oil his bail, who followed him. he having fed
Columns, Ohio March Is
After baloting all day upto p. NJ. Benjamin Wade
(Whig) of Ashabua, elected U. s. Senator for six
years from the Attn OF March He received "A Of IS
votes John Griener then elected Librarian
Two ballots were had for President Judge of the 9TH
circuit but on the last ballot, quorum voting the
Convention adjourned until Monday morning.
On the fifth ballot John Woods was elected Auditor
Mr.. Lyman was Withdrawn. On the second ballo,
Charles L. Eaton (Whig) was elected Penitentiary Di-
rector.
On the second ballot Archibald G. Brown (Wbip) was
elected President Judge of the sth (Athens) Judicial
circuit
Arrival of the Asia.
New York March H.
1he ASA, from Liverpool on the LIST, arrived at 8
o'clock
Provisions improving. Beef market steady. but
transactions not extensive for of assortment
There being pork in importers hands, holders ask an
advance, which has checked business Bacon is much
wanted. Several mporarons of lard have caused re-
action, and 1t Is now quoted at lsals Cd lower with
anguid demand.
The grain trade has been exceedingly dull durin the
week. Flour has receded-western canal is quoted at
2Osa2ls.
The MINISTERIAL CRIsIs.-From the London Stand
ard. OF the 10Th Of February, CLEAN the following:
The country will be sorry TO hear that Lord Stanley
had Jailed to form Ministry, the commission for which
he has, in consequence, restored her Majesty who
bad so graciousy entrusted him. His Lordship had an
audience with the Queen Buckingham palace yester-
day afternoon, when his inability to complete his admin
istration made known her Majesty and no Doubt
the whole of the circumstances which led this result
Shortly afterwards the royal despatch forwarded
from the Palace to Lord John Russell his private res
dence, Chatham Place, and, in all probability bis Lord
ship has again been commanded to his Cabl
net, though do not find any intmaon in the court
circular that his Lordshp had had an interview with her
Majesty in the course of yesterday
Both houses of Parliament assemble this evening"
when, II is confidently expected Lord Stanley and Lord
John Russell will be ordered by her Majesty, give
u explanatory statement as TO the part each has taken
IN the duties imposed upon them respectively by their
gracious sovereign.
In the House Of Commons last night, Lord John Rus
sell moved further adjournment Of the House. as the
Queen had for the Duke of Wellington to take his
opinion the present position of political parties He
protested his desire free trade extend the
franchise and put down the Papal aggression; but STA
ted that Lord Aberdeen and Sir James Graham deemed
any legislative measures the last named subject
pernuous. This the point which negotiation
failed.
The nterregnum continues, and may endure for
week month, as far present appearances
are concerned. The papal policy of the Government
has prevented the fusion which ght otherwise have
ken place between the Peetes and the wings AT pres
ent all parties annoyed and iTritated-he wings at
their defeat the proteconsts their admins ratve
weakness, and the Peetes the paucity Of their NUM-
bers. The Duke in fact, old as he Is, could bring the
present dscordant elements into play more successfully
than any other in the kingdom.
New regulations respecting passports have been ssu-
cd
The committee for the regulation Of the Spanish debt
is still actively occupied in the examination Of the ques
ton and with greater sincerity of purpose than any
previous occasion.
IRELAND-News generally from Ireland unimportant
Mr. John o'coune calls upon his electors of Drogheda
to Sir VIM. Somervie of the representation Of
that town, and demand his resignation.
ITALY.-Therc is very little from Rome. The
Pope has arrested three members Of the exRoman Con-
stuent Assembly, and the names of others have been
obtained and also intermediate friends of provisional lib
eriy.
FRANcE-The Moni'eur denies that the President in
thousand
the Bouevards to this effect has been circu
lated.
General Auprek is gazetted for the London erbassy
M. Masschalie for Sweden; and NJ. Sartges for the
United States.
On Sunday demonstration was made by the students
Of Paris They deposited the foot of the Col
umn OF July. Monday was the anniversary OF the
oGton. The afternoon and night passed off with the ut
most tranquility. The commission the bill for the
credit of the government for 2lS 500 FRS deGay the
extraordinary expenses of the French army of occupa-
ton in Italy, recommends its adoption by the Assembly
and says that it was impossible at this ume TO Tx time
for the Termination of the occupation.
By received from the departments il appears
that the anniversary of the revolution has passed off
without the slightest disturbance. At Orleans and other
places the authorities refused allow the banquets got
up by the republicans, to take place.
PRUssIA-Thc news contradicts the late rumor ofwar
like movements and that understanding has
been effected Dresden between the agents of Prussia
and Austria.
Prussia and Bavaria have conceded to the reception
into the Gemanc confederation of all the Austrian pro-
vnces Austria engages TO defend this measure against
the iealousies of foreign powers
RoME.-The Turin papers give that the
Northern powers have addressed note TO the Pedmon
tese government demanding extradOn OF all the
Italian emigrans entire prohibition Of the liberty Of
the press and immediate reconciliation with the court oil
Rome 1t is also stated that the greatest activity pre-
walls in the Piedmoniese office.
AUsTRIA-At Vienna rumoTs were still prevalent oil
Austrian expedition against Switzerland.
LOUISVILLE, March IL.
The Steamer G.. W. Kendall, about O'Clock to-day
one mile above Brandenburg whilst under full Roadway
in the middle of the river burst the cynderhead oil her
larboard engine mud-valve and standppe The caTpen
ter was instantly killed, and deck hand had his leg
broken and dangerously scalded Six seven hor
killed the spot, about the same number were
scaded badly and the remainder broke loose ana swan
ashore. The boat enwrapped In steam, and Two
men who shore stated that they counted twenty
persons in the river time, not OF whom were