Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-13
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

NEW YoHK, March g. T. H.
The Pacific reached her dock lew minutes before
o'clock this evening, with Liver o. dates 10 the I'd
ult
Pork firm but ratIer dull. Tie arket is clear of
bacon Beei-more doing. Lard aava..s cd Is Ia -.
BTeadStuGs-Ihe large MI Oa 'i eaa n AID Luur
from Ihe aud the JAIcd St-cs Lave GtPiess-
cd the market, and prices hOsinal Weston. anal
flour, lss 6J a 2Is; rIlad Ia aud Bal iInore, 2zs o.
Wheat, white D. i0d red, D. Cd d 81. Con, yei-
low, 3Us Sd mixed us "a zSs Cd; white, 32s
Sales Of 81. Louis iacon, 10 arrive, at 56s Od.
No change to note IN other aItces Ct commerce
ENGLAND.-A caiinel council Was held tie 2lst
after which Lord John Russell endered his rslglasion
and holds tue oce only l another eos can
be formed.
In tbe Hosse of Commons Mr. Locke King moved
for leave 10 brng in ill TO make tie Franchise IN The
English and Welsh counties somewLat analogous 10 tie
franchise of the boroushs.
Lord John Russell opposed tie motion, and was left
in a large mnority-lUO asaInsi 5O
FRANcE.-The most vigorous IemoHstrances are be-
ing made by the Government of the President against
the entrance of Austria with all her nto the Ger
manic confederation. Nothing Is talked o IN the diIc
matte world but protocols, "ultnnatums, ahd easus
belh !" with regard to this question.
The of the Eysee is warke, and that oil the or
gan of the Assembly vehemently opposed TO al demon
strations oi energy on the part ol the LAeeuuNe.
The French Government has sent considerable rein
orcements the army in Rome so as to put the eNPe
dition war footing.
The second council oil war, sitting at Lyons, has SEN
tenced number Of persons belonging TO secret soci
The President of the Republic engaged on Mon.
day in receiving deputatioas on the subject o naona
Improvements.
Lists have been opened at Paris for subscription
for the President, notwithstanding his wish to the cor
trary.
GERMAxy-Austria and Prussia intend TO monopo-
lie the military system and occupy the most important
positions in Germany. These proceedings are begin
ming to excite alarm among the cabinets oi Europe.
This extension of military power Is looked upon di
rect violation of the treaty OF 1915 OF course all tie
minor States have everything TO fear, and the general
impression is that Germany will be swamped.
Hesse Cassel has no hore, and Hamburg IS filled with
soldiers. The Dresden committees sa.d TO be about
terminating their debate, and the penaIy meetings VIII
then commence.
The central executive power the point of being
established, and Petinto, Schwarenbcrg and Baron
Aantenell preperng for another interview at Dres'
den.
TuRKEy.-Therc is a probability Of war between
Turkey and Eovpt The Sultan desires the Pacha TO
reduce his forces The Pacha refuses. and angmcnts
them Accounts have been received at C0rstantnople
Of the defeat of the Arabs by the Turks near Baedad
The Turks likewise obtained several adyantaseson on
Knrdistan The blockade of Comotn had comme iced.
New oRLEANs, March 4.
We in rcceip; of ad,ices from the city oi Mexico
TO the 10th ut. they communicate nothing of impor.
lance Some lawic : bands oil Americans have leen
committing great onirages in chihuahua. lncaian was
in the most desperate POSITION The war between the
whites and Indians still carried on bat the whites
1 lacked means TO conduct IL successfully
| The magnificent steamer Oregon, from Louisville
To Orleans burst her boiler Sunday. The first clerk
killed. the cnptain severely hurt and thirty persons
are missing The boat is supposed to he total loss.
| FIRE brok, out at dnsbf in Banks Arcade, one of
the largest buildings IN he CITY which was partially con.
surned ar also several stores and eff The feccmi
mnnicated he Office OF the Con nercal newspaper,
adoinnr which, with all its contents excepting the
books, entirely consumed.