Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From the Madison Papers.l
Arrival Of the Baltic.

New YoRK, April 4.
The Baltic reached her dock this evening, bringing
week later news from Europe.
Cotton has advanced Good business doing in pork
and beef. Bacon advanced to 2s per cwt. hams and
shoulders wanted and in active demand; lard IS
dearer Flour advanced Sd per bbl., and corn 3D. per
quarter.
The political news is generally unmportant. The
English ministry still in uncertain State. From
the continent there is nothing important
II The Ivanhoe ashore the Round Shoa of
Nantucket the oath of February with all sails set by
the Joseph Walker arrived Liverpool. There is
doubt that she has gone down with all on board.
The overland mail has arrived with dates from Bonn
bay the 18th of Feb, and Hong Hong to the 9th Of
JAM Fears entertained OF fresh nsurrection in
the Southern Provinces. An extensive smuggling
pany has been discovered at Shanghai
SECOND DEsPATcH.-ENGLAND.-fh Papal BILL
modified and curtaied to be acknowledged by no
party, yet still occupies the time Of the House Of Com
mons.
FRANcE.-The correspondent of the London Times
says it is Impossible deny that reactonary
ment is evident among certain legitimst circles in Fau
burg, street German, to accept prolongaon OF the
Presidents powers.
The Cyrcle in reference to the circulation of rumOrs
that France would assume warlike position on the
standing subssts with England there can be no war on
such ACCOUNT
AT a council of ministers, held Elyze, the news
from Berlin. Dresden, and Vienna the principal SUBJ
ect of discussion The council decided that instructions
should be given the French minister at Vienna, in
forming him of the attitude France will take should
contest arise between the Great German princes The
views OF the King of Prussia with sympathy in the
council.
The Moniteur states that the President has received
notification from the Emperor of Prussia notifying him
of the marriage of his niece with Prince George Of
Mecklenberg.
GERMANY Fresh complications have arisen in Ger
many. Prussia and Austria longer act in concert,
aud secondary States coincide with neither Prussia
supports the pretenons of the small States and Austria
opposes the
The conference at Dresden had not been resumed,
though tie day of sitting passed At their former
meeting NJ. d. Montzuflcrs and De Schnomborg, the
delegates from the sovereigns fixed upon a plan for
arranging the formation of central government, leaving
nothing wanting but ratification by the sovereigns.
On Montzuiiers' return TO Berlin, he found that his
Dresden adversares had not been inactive Berlin with
the King and the aspect Of affairs entirely changed
The Kings views entirely different from what they
were when he left home. Frederick William INDUCES
ambition, and regards this a favorable time for
rupture with Austria broken she in power and her
armies diminished
Tho determination of the scond conference was to
support the views of Saxony Wurtemburg Bavaria,
and Hanover while the proceedings of the conference
powerful obstacle to the ascendency of Austria. They
seemed to form point of establishing confederation
which may revive hopes of national party, which
threatens to increase the rupture between the cabinets
of Vienna and Berlin.
PITTsBURG, April 4, M
Gen. Winfield Scott arrived this evening the
Atlantic in ne health and spirits and Notwithstanding
the short notice. lars number of persons the old
hero the wharf. He leaves for Cincinnati in the
morning the steamer Messenger No. 2
New York, April 4,SP.M
fugitive slave, from Savannah, Ga, was arrested
in Boston last night. good deal of excitement. The
negro stabbed severely by the officer who arrested
HIM. He is held for examination.
PROVIDENCE, r. L., April g.
The election of State officers and Congressman took
place yesterday Philip Allen (democraD was elected
Benjamin B. Thurstoh (democrat) were elected Con-
gressmen The Lieutenant Governor Secretary OF State
Treasurer, and all others are democratic
The Legislature stands-Senate, 13 wings IA demo-
Gratis No choice in four districts House, % wings
81 democrats. No choice in six districts.
The democratic majority ON joint ballot is Z.
CINCINNATI, Aprii7.
Gen Scott arrived here this morning. nine O'clock
the Messenger No 2 He is stopping at the Burnet
House
LOUISVILLE, April I, SPIN
The proceeds of Jenny Lind's first concert TO come
off this evening, upwards of Sl0,0 00 Aver
age price OF tickets, So 90.
New YoRK April T.
The Georgia arrived from Chagres about o'clock
with advices from San Francisco to the 9th ult She
brings 1el passengers, but gold freight Business
at San Francisco IS generally dull. The miners how
ever doing well throughout the State and largely
increased of gold is expected to be taken. out
during the coming season.
After $50 baotings for U. S. Senator, the Conven-
tion ADJOURNED without making cnoce ana was 10 meet
again the first Of January The most prominent
candidates were T. Butler King and Mr.. Wethered
(whigs), and Col Fremont (dem) AT one time Mr.
King lacked but six of election great deal of
feeling exists on the Senatorial question, which will
enter largely into the next political campaign.
Lynch law has commenced its operations at last.
man who had shot another in the at Sacramento
was caught and executed. The victim Eng
lishman.
The Museum Hotel at San Francisco, also the New
Bedford Hotel Shamrock House, and other buildings
destroyed by fire the ID oMarch. The loss is
estimated at about $50, 900.
Mr. Winchester, editor Of the Pacific News has re-
linquished the charge of that paper owing to adverse
fortune.
The dates from Oregon are mp TO 22d February The