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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July &c.
The Post-ollice Department announces that Special
Mails Rio and Valparaiso will be despatched by the
Steamer Golden Gate, from New York, on LIST of An
gustsinGle letters. tpaid 20c papers, pre- paid,
&c. The Postmaster General is determined to prose-
cute individuals and companies for transmission Of letters
out of mails to California.
Rev. Elisha Ballentine, upon his resignation of the
charge of the First Presbyterian Church here on
count of i'll health presented with thousand
dollars bv the congregation.
Capt. Naglie Of Philadelphia, was delivered to-day
into the custody Of the Marshal of the District to
the charge of fraudulenty obtaining money from
the Government Owing to illness of juror Days,
the trial is continued till Monday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
rFsom the Louisville and Madison Pspersl
From New York.


ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC. =
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YoRK, July %.
The steamer Pacific from liverpool arrived last cve
ming with dates the 9th inst being three days later
Freights-Cotton I'd to Liverpool; grain doc. per
bushel.
Stocks are frmer, sales light; money easier; ex.
change dull
Observation-Disclosures is considering bill substitu-
ting house tax for the window tax, and squabbling
the GOO 900 service money! and the
PRODUCTION of bill TO authorize Parliamentary election
be taken by ballot Royal Commissioners Of the Ex-
hibton and large party Of distinguished foreigners
have been invited by Mr.. Brown dine with him on
board the Atlantic Mr. Peabodys dinner the Amer
lean Minister passed off finely, and honored with
the presence of great number OF persons of rank.
FRANcE-Report of NJ. De Tocquevle, relative to
the revision of the Constitution to be presented
the Assembly the 8th. 1t is the aengrossing SUBJ
lect of discussion the Partisan journals, leaving
room for other topics. The President has returned
Paris after being well received the different points
visited. His speeches claim considerable attention.
Commercial accounts favorable. The manufactures
have unusually large London orders. Raw silk is ad-
vancing. Paris Brouse dull; 5s quoted at "a 40 and
81 90.
DENMARK.-The Ministers Of the King of Denmark
have resigned in body, and Count Molcke has been
charged TO form new cabinet.
CAPE OF Coop HoPE-The latest dates arc to the
31s of May. News very unsatisfactory; protracted
feared Several petty skrmishes reported to have
taken place. in which the British were uniformly sue
cessul. But little advantage however, has heen re-
allied from their SUGGESTIVE natives continuing obst-
nate, and ralying, if possible, in still stronger forces
The mail between King Williamstown and Grahams-
town. containing government dispatches had been twice
captured by the enemy and the information thus obtain
ed had been used greatly annoy British forces Great
excitement existed at the Cape in consequence of the
ported intention to remove the seat Of government to
Frautin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
PHYsoPATH1o MEDICAL COLLEGE,
cIYcrNYATr. OHIO.


FENEE Fa and Winter session Of this old Institution vii com
IL the New Ed6ce Fifth and Western Row,
on the first Monday IN November ISL continue weeks
SIX lectures per dav. =
Tickets The full course SEQ co. Manifestation $780, Graduation
lee 5000. Tickets 10 Commercial Hospital $500.
FACULTY. ...s ~. ~. -.
y H. rocKwEIL d., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
A POWERS, NJ d., Professor Of Medical aud Operative Sur
gerry. 49,,
f. NJ PARNrr, D., Professor Of caenisf ana Medical Ju
rspJndrnce. :.
H. F. JOHNSON NJ D. Professor Theory and Practice he'd
cine.
Jos BRowx H. D. Professor of Botany Maieria Medco and
Pharmacy
r. c. CARTER " D Professor Obstetrics Diseases Ct
Women an Children q,
e. H. STocKwELI- NJ. D., DEMONSTRATED. -
Jos. BROWN NJ D. Dean of The Medical Faeute
CINrixsATI July 10, 1851. july25-6W(wl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From New York.

NEW YORK, July y.
The steamer Cherokee which arrived last night from
Havana, brings intelligence of nsurrection Puer.
to Principe, city in importance to HAVANA, in
the Eastern part OF the Island.
The insurgents variousy estimated at from 500
1900 men on the 4th of July. They had pronounced
against the government, and body of troops being
despatched dispense hem skirmish ensned in which
the troops defeated with loss of their commander and
from 30 to go killed.
1t is reported also that a considerable number OF
troops have gone 10 the insurgents-hat Neuvas
aud adjoining country has been almost abandoned by the
young men, who espousng insurgents cause, and
that other parts of the Island preparing to rise.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 81.
New flour in request; St. Louis s. % Corn, mixed,
As; white and yellow 55 to So Oats, St. Louis 3D.
Western hay SO to SIT. Pork dull S14. Lard,
prime kegs, 10lc. Rio coffee SIC.
Great rejoicing on account Of news from Cuba--much
firing Of artillery and procession. General Lopez
has letter assuring him that the patriots will sustain
themselves until he can come with assistance.
Mexican dates have been received to the 9TH instant.
The British minister had advised the Mexican Govern
ment that decisive measures would probably be taken at
if the claims of English creditors not settled
beforsthe next packet.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

I5The s'Woodruf House." OR Sycamore street, soon
to be opened by friends the Messrs. FUTILE, for
merly Of the City Hotel is of the very best planned
and constructed buildings for a hotel have had
the pleasure of examining The house seems admirably
ventlaed-in fact comfort and convenience appear to
have studied in the of every part of
the building We understand it is to be opened about
the FIRST Of August and under the good management for
which the proprietors widely known, we doubt
will. from the start rank second hotel in the
West going TO say, but that not sufficient.
compare avorably with those in any latitude
Commercial.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
oHEAP LANDS ON CREDIT.

yEyE valuable lands indianapolis and Becn
tame Railroad Company amounting about $500 ACRES,
subject the rights Of edenptlon The cou-
lies Of Adams Allen Backford Barholomc, Boone Brown Clay,
Clinton Delaware Dekalb Fountain, Fuon Franklin, Geeisi
Grant, Hancock Hamilton, Huntington, Hendricks Henry How
Koscusko, Marion, Madison. Aasas
Montgomery Morgan Porter Putnam, Pare, Randolph Sebys
Wells Wabash and Wayne may be entered The Office Of the Com
pany IN sub interest and oneiouh
in and the balance four annual install The
received BY the Company their value
upon OATH by judcous men, when lands below their
present value had progressed
IN their present stale SAMUEL HANNAH 1seasEey,
juy7-3w Indianapolis and Belletoniame X X Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From Toronto.
TORONTO, July

TORONTO July 25, P. M.
The anti-clergy reserve party held meeting last
night when mob of several hundred persons urged
by the high church party, attempted to break up the
meeting, but repulscd An attack was then made
upon the building. The windows were broken and
eral persons injured The mayor, while attempt
ing to quell the disturbance struck with stone.
Finally the riot read and the disturbance still
continuing the military called out and finally dis
persed the rioters without loss Of life.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From New York.

New York, July %, P. NJ
Edward F. Douglass and Thomas Benson, the two
young men who, with James Clements, convicted
Of the murder of Asa Ravens, mate OF the barque
Glenn, were hung in the Tombs prison this morning.
Both made few remarks not positively conlessiag
their guilt, but exculpatng Clements. Benson de-
cared himself innocent of the murder Their bodies
down, after being suspended for half hour,
and delivered to their friends
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

Nor BAD.-A young and pretty girl attended ball
the 4th at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, decked off in the
shorts and PANS. She the only present in the
mode The other ladies were shocked very nauch
shocked They regarded her short skirts decidedly
immodest She quietly remarked that il they tcould pull
their skirts pouid BE- short hcrs-Cin. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
BY THE GOVERNOR OF INDIANA
A PROCLAMATION.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARDi

NNTHEREAS been made known the Undersigned that
w HIRAM FLYNN, sianis charged with The murder of
county Morgan broke jail on the nigh OF tie
insi Marinsvle said comfy. BE H. therefore, known
that the above reward dollars will be paid for The ap
preension delivery said Hiram Flynn the Sheriff Of the
said county Morgan il taken within the State taken out Of
The Stale for his delivery such be
appointed authority Stale him.
In testimony JcsEPH A. WkIGRr. Governor Of
Indiana hand, and cansedio be affixed
IT, o. the seal Of the State indianapolis this 18th day Of June
A. d 1851.
BY JOSEPH
CHARLES H. TEsr, SECRETARY Of State.
The said Flynn 45 years age OF hod complexion
bechas some beard on his neck uEcr s
colarheavy and blue Ills general arpnrE
ance a dissipaed inch M hecii
about lis big hands and feet ikave,
has sopnase in his speeeh-waks Greet and built
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

u The people in the the Cumberland mountains last
week turned out to hunt down terrible and danger
Gus wild animal that had been heard for several days.
making most piercing and startling noise among the
rocks and Of the woods They took the direc
ton Of the sound which broke upon their at inter-
vas and they approached it they circled round to
make sure Of the game and with their rifles cooked and
prmed they upon steam mill, the thistle
OF which gave the uncertain sound
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

INTERESTING DIscovERY.-On Monday, the 7th inst,
very interesting discovery made at Fort Receive
ry in Darke county 1t appears that the recent heavy
rains had so washed piece of ground or on the
site of ST. Glars defeat, to expose a human SKULL
Curiosity being excited, further search made by
moving The EARTH when upwards Of forty human skele
tons were exhumed. The remains were in good state
Of preservation and every skeleton exhibited the effects
Of the tomahawk deadly bullet. These evident
" the remains Of part of those who fell in the memo
Table defeat Of st. Glars army that place-DdyOR
Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

The French and Spanish ministers say their Govern
ments must do likewise
The Danish brig Prosper with the Prussian minister
on board, wrecked off Vera Cruz. Passengers
saved Revolutions have started up in all quarters of
Mexico. The Mexican consul here has again refused TO
grant clearance for two schooners hound from here to
Mnitallion. The Secretary of the Tehuantepec Com
pany entered protest and despatched the vessels
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From st Louis.
I.or,s Inlv 81

ST.. Louis, July "a.
The Republican has dispatches from Independence
Saata Fe mail had reached there. The mail carrier
attacked by Indians, but suffered injury. The Terri
toral Judges, with few traders, arrived in Santa Fe
Health of Fort Sumner was good. Col. Summers
mand took Fort Bent troublesome OF the troop still
sick. There is little sickness among the trains.
No cholera here Total deaths yesterday, IS.
A party of gentlemen among them Kendall Of the
Picayune Lord Fitz William, and Dillon, left for Fort
Laramie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

GA week or two go stated in the Wing that It
was rumored that John L. Robinson, candidate Tor Con-
Eress in the Rushvle District had been specializing in
Texas Bonds and thai he had than motive in
voting for the Ten Million Bill We said this author
Try OF gentleman from Mr. Robinson's District Since
writing the article, have however, been assured
from that cannot doubt, that whatever the
fumor may be- Mr.. Robinson is entirely innocent Of the
charge alleged against him.-CentreriHe Whig.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From Savannah.

SAVANNAH July %.
The steamship Isabel which arrived to-day from Ha-
vana reports that the patriots had several further
ragements with the Government troops, of which
three hundred of the latter were destroyed.
The Spanish soldiers were joining the patriots
The Governor of Matanzas informs the the Captain
General that the citizens preparing raise troops
to be ordered to his relief.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From Charleston,

CHARLESTON, S. c., July %.
The steamer Sea Gull from Havana of the 18th, ar
reported insurrecton at Puerto Principe is hoax.
When first received Havana it created the greatest
excitement, but had since turned out to be untrue.
The health Of Havana good.
There may still be in the report, the
dates by the Sea Gull later than those By the Cher
okee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From BOStOn.

BosroN, July %, 8 P. NJ.
Letters from Vienna that Charles L. Brace who
had been imprisoned by the Austrian Government, has
at length been set at liberty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From Honesdale.

HoNEsDALE, s, c., July 20.
tremendous storm last night and whirwind swept
away Mr.. Vests house, portion of it deposited the
other side of the river another portion carried
Irving Gill; 300 feet high, and more than miles dis
tant Those the house escaped unhurt loss 81 600.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

JOSHUA r. GIDDINGs.-We see it stated in Of
exchange papers that 'tAt Anti-Slavery meeting
held in Geauga county, the 18th inst, Mr.. Giddings
present, and publicly announced that he had with
drawn from the New School Presbyterian Church on
account Of slavery"
We sorry for Mr.. Gijdings; but we have thought
for time past that he too holy for any associ
alton or purpose connected with this world. We won
der that he has not long since withdrawn from Con-
gress for the that he withdrew from the
Church. Il surely could not be that the eight dollars
per day has had any influence upon his decision
LanesUiiIe Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

KNOX INSURANCE CoMPANy.-The Directors have
decided to discontinue the business of the Company
The heavy and Oft repeated losses have rendered me-
cessay for the protection Of those who have oustand
ING policies.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

THE DUEE.-AIl the persons connected with the
murder Of Mr.. Frost, Of the New Orleans Crescent,
have been indicted and arrested. They Dr. Thos.
Hunt, Col. Bell Edward BouIigny, ]. H. Maddox, and
Victor KeIr. The charge to the Grand Jury the morn
ing after the fatal meeting very decisive in its
character
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From Boston.

BosToN, July 90
The steamer Governor LETT Portland last evening for
Boston, struck White Head ledge and sunk-passenuers
saved by the steamer Boston.
The reported seizure of three fishing vessels by the
British is unlounded-one of them, express arrived
here.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

CoLoRED MEcHANIcs.-A Mechanics State Conven
ton held at Atlanta Ga, the 4th inst, at which
about 500 delegates in Attendance. The Report
then adopted, that The employment OF negroes
in the mechanic arts, is policy of very questionable
propriety in the South"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
The National Road Route.

Stree the opening Of the Central from Pitsburg
HarriSburgh, and from this city New York. by
Cleveland the old National Road is paratvey aban
doned The rank grass will grow upon its borders, and
before many years will be abandoned simply neigh
borhood travel. The monopoly of stage lines,-the
abuse Of agents,-the extortion Of landlords the dan
ger Of drunken Jehus sealing mountain tops and pung
ing down their slippery sides, all Of them borne long,
with patience but with loud and Deep and
endured only because the energy and enterprise Of
had been aegard in cutting other channels of inter-
course will be forgotten By the locomotive world
remembered only with shudder their bone-break-
ing and neck risking monstrosities.
We clip the above from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
This graphic description will soon he applicable to the
road from Terre Haute, The whistle of the iron
horse will supercede the crack of the coachmans whip
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July %
The Indian Bureau has received information that Ore
Con Commissioners, Gaines, Stainer and Allen, have
concluded treaties with four Indian tribes 10y which
large concessions oil the bands have been obtained for
the government on hattering terms.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

THE Hoe TRADE OPEEING.-The Louisville Courier
learns the packers Of that city have already entered
into contracts or the purchase Of hogs for next winters
packing One two contracts were recently made at
So IS net and another for the delivery of very consd'
erable lot in December next made at 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
The Chaplin Fund.

1t will be recollected that CHArIIN of Albany-Gen-
er1l CHAPLIN. he called tried to steal the
gro slaves of TooMBs and STEVENS of Georgia. was
caught in the act arrested held to bail in OO0 and
let 90 home. When the day of trial came the negro
abductor was absent, and his $50 600 bondmen
Suit ordered recover the amount.
GERRIrT SMITH, of New York, one OF the bondmen,
has made publication showing the condition OF the
"Chaplin Fund.- the contribution pay his forfeiture
is called which shows the spirit of abolitionism the
le He says he sent them an account OF his receipts
and disbursements in January last which they have not
published as they should have done. He has made no
account of interest," postage discount and the balance
due him for money he has advanced for the defence of
CHAPLIN is 50 SOL II. The footing stands thus
Total disbursements, SIP 2S3 10
Total receipts, ............... 1872 03
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

IL The Evening Post has private advices from Ken
lucky to the effect that Cassius M. Clay will probably
poll at least thousand for Governor in that
State as the Emancipation candidate. That will be a
very good party seeding, and must bear liberty
fruir
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
Ed EMovAL-NEw WHOLESALE BOOK AND sTAs
SIC. TIONERY ROOMS IN NEW YORK.-MASON & LAW.

Ed EMovAL-NHw WHOLESALE BOOK AND sTAs
b q TIOEERY ROOMS IN NEW YORK.-MASON & LAW;
the long established house HUNTINGTON SAVAGE,
Publishers School and Mt Books and obbers of Books and
Stationery sesray have removed from Their old location 10 the
and commodUus Ware Rooms completed No % Park
the old
they prepared fun stock and ee complete
meni OF every thing their line 10 which they invite TIE aiern
OF purchasers
Being themselves the publishers number Of the popular
School Music Books having
much increased their general facilities they enabled 10 offer INF
surpassed inducements their friends and the Trade generally
Their stock embraces School, Musical Medical Theological and
Miscellaneous Books variety Blank Books Of al and
descriptions including all the different styles OF MeinOrcrm and
PassBooks French English and American Letter Cap sno Note
Papers from the hest manufacturers together with very complete
stock Of Foreign aud Domestic Stationery
They respectfully solicit the Of Booksellers and other
purchasers their stock and prices feeling confident that they will
be enabled make permanent OF those who favor ef
a 29-7w(w)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

LOUISVILLE AND LExINGroS CoNNEcTED- The
railroad from Louisville to Frankfort being completed
there is now complete connection between Louisville
and Lexington. The passed through on Saturday
last Tor the first time.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From New York,

NEW York, July 26.
The Franklin sailed for Southampton and Havre with
eighty passengers among them c. Picot, Jr of Phil
adephia; Mr.. and Mrs. Devon, and C H. May and two
daughters, of Washington; Rev. N. Wilson, Of Cincin-
natl.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

STEAMBOAT BUILDING. = We understand there are
contracts for steamboat building the present season
this city than during the past ten years. for boats Tor
all the west and southwest-Cin- Commercial.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From Washington.

WASHINGTON July 25, s P. M.
Secretary Corwin returned last night and resumed tho
duties of his department this morning.
James Ayres, Carrot Perscy, Sophrona Persey, Mary
Crspn, and Daniel Duley were drowned yesterday by
the upsetting Of a boat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

10 Gems Foote ard Quitman the two rival candidates
for Governor Mississippi had fight on the 18th inst
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
From Boston.

Two brothers named Dudley, and Mr.. Brown, re-
turned Caliornians, robbed of $4,000 the Adams
House yesterday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.
SESSION OF 1851 So

SESSION OF 185l-52-
TaNTIE THRTY-SECOND ANNUAL SESSION of this Insitu~
n will open on the 18Th Of October the last
Of February, under the following arrangements:
ii. w BAILEY. NJ. D.. Professor o. Anatomy.
JOHN LOCKE, NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
L. NJ LAWSON, NJ Professor Of Physiology Pafhoogy+
IT. o. EDWARDS NJ D. Professor Of Ma;cria M-ica and Tiers
peuics and Medical Jursp udence.
II. d. Messy, VI, D., Professor Of Surgery
LANDeN c. RvE NJ D. Professor OF Obstetrics and the Diseases
OF Women and Children
john BELL NJ D. Professor Theory aud Practice fMedcine
JOHN DAVIS, VI. d., DEMONSTRATED of Anatomy.
THE DIssEcTXG Roosds viii be opened fos classes TIE Isl
Of October.
U5CLINcAL LECTURES Medicine Ssrgery will be dev
cred al the Commercial Hospital three times week.
The Medical College Ohio affords the ample opportunities
r the prosecution Of practical Anatomy and clinical instructions IN
Medicine and Surgery.
PRELIMINARY LECTURES
Of Lectures yg be delivered by the facility Tree Of
ehargel commencing the LIST OF October Clinical lectures
al the Commercial Hospital.
FEES-For full ooute Of Lectures SIN5 ATairicuaon and
Library Ticket Dssecmg Ticket $40 Graduation Fee S2s
Hospital Ticket, So. Payable in advance
70 Board ncudng the expenses of ROOM fuel and ghl cah
be obtained al from sac 50 per week.
I-A College EdEce viii he during ensuing
Further Information may be by addressing Dean
l. vi. LAWSON. VI. D. Dean Of the FaeNis.-
South side of 9Th ST. between Walnut and Vine
Cincinnati, July, 1851 juiyI2-2m