Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-13
Foreign GIeanings.

The news By the steamer Europa is 10 February 18TH
An address to the Queen OF England signed 10y 400,g
GOO English Catholics, presented TO her Majesty
n the Royal closet" 1t expresses undated attach.
nent the royal person. crown and dignity and assures
her Majesty that the Catholic organization England is
entirely Ecclesiastical and its authority pareIy Spiritual
&c.
Lord John Russcls plan resist 'Papal aggression"
does not please the extremes OF the party. He proPo
to prohibit the assumption OF titles conferred by any
foreign power and tn provide that all beGnests made
the bearers any such titles shall be held in the
Crown and administered 10y the Government. The Pre-
"iier's plan is now among The dropped orders"
An Injunction has been granted against Cardinal
Wiseman not to draw e. 900 under disputed will,
without leave of the Chancellor
The Pope claims from the British Cabinet, for the
OF the Church, 1000 square miles OF territory in Cana
da, heretofore the estate OF the Jesults.
1t is stated, authority. that Lord Norreys Gas
well Lord Nelson and Lord Byron) has been incor-
recy announced among the recent the Ro-
man Catholic Religion.
Cardinal Wiseman preached from the altar Of Roman
Catholic Chapel, St. Johnswood, Sunday last, in aid
oil fund for erecting a convent. DIR. Niseman was
habited in rich scarlet robe, over which he wore
stole and surpice.
THE WoLRD's FAIR AT LoNDoN.-The arrangements
of the agricultural implements in the Great Exhibition
Will be under the management OF committee oil gentle
men appointed by the Royal Agricultural Society. 1t
is most important therefore, that intending exhibitors
of agricultural implements should bear In mind that
eording the regulations of the committee appoint
ed the period for the admission OF implements will
pre Saturday, the 29ti of March, after which time
will he admitted under any circumstances whatcy-
er. Implement makers required TO have all stands,
frames fittings fixed at their respective places within
the building or before March p. On Tuesday, April
l. the judges and the committee TO at the build
ing select the implements. The field implements for
trial Will be into the country once and the stand
ing implements he tried on the spot during the week
Tue field implements Will be tried at Pusey, Tues
day. April s.
We see that the King COnsort of Portugal, accompa-
MED by his two sons, intends visiting London during the
exhibition.
Temporary barracks are to he fitted up at Kensneton
Palace and Nauxhall bridge for the accommodation Of
troops during the exhibition
few days before last dates at the crystal palace,
the wind began blow from the south and all Of
sudden the glazing of 1000 square feet gave way.
police court will be established in very the
crystal palace during the continuance of the exhibition
The terms of admission the Exposition OF Industry
have been made known. Season tickets 43 IS. which
will give exclusive admission the first day. For four
days after the opening day the charge is he 81 each
day, then days at 5s, and theRceorward Is
with the exception of FRIDAYS and Saturdays, when the
charges will respectively he Is 81, and 5s.
FRENCH REPUBLIc.-M. Dupn has been reelected
President of the National Assembly by 81 votes out of
Several extensive manufacturing houses have entered
into subscriptions to supply the lack OF the Presidents
donation bill. They separately say that they do tins be-
trade is prosperous under Louis Napocons Presl
dency, and viii continue to improve IL tranquility is
maintained. Judging from the correspondence Of some
of the English Journals he is amazingly popular and his
The following is summary of the financial of
the country:
Francs
The credits already voted amount All .422 ass
Those not yet voted tn................ Is: l94 2O3
Those destined TO extraordinary public
works to...... sO,O66,5OO
1914, 6S3, 1888
The receipts voted for 1850 only amount
,359, III
The excess of expenses over receipts for
1850 will therefore be............... l55.5l4,O71
IRELAND-Even before the opening of the spring, he
tide OF emigration has recommended with much vIgor
in any previous since the famine. in the Sc
veres part of the winter there scarcely week IN
which numbers did not leave OF the Irish ports 10
take shipping Liverpool. for America. But the great
bulk OF the emgrants make their arrangements TO leave
in the spring months selling oil their little stock and
household effects, and outstanding their resources for
time previously. the accounts from all parts OF
the country that numbers, including armers
country traders and several of the smaller gentry,
preparing 'try their fortune in the country % and
before the close Of the present months the emigrant
agents at the various outpors will be IN ul occupation
In the port of Dnbn there vessels receiving passen
gers proceed direct America: ships have al
ready sailed; and considerable numbers take their de-
parture daily by steamers from Liverpool In Waterford
and other ports the quays crowded with emigranfs
many of them farmers of the better class who take the
Liverpool route The remittance from Irish settlers in
America are daily increasing and considerable
paid by the banks in Dublin and the branch banks in the
country towns, chiefly amongst the humber classes of
the peasanty who thus provided with the means OF
emigrating Altogether 1t appears likely that the emf
grafton during the present year will be fully equal to
that Of last any previous year, notwithstanding the
long continued drain of the population and the havoc OF
protracted and desolating famine