Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-27
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generally moro lively and better prices are obtained
Brick and lime have advanced Provisions are also i'm
proving. American -four in request and the stock
small. In groceries there material change to
tice. Dry goods active and improving. The money
market continued last noticed. Real estate was dull
Ter and rents were on the decrease.
BosroN March 81
The barque Hamilton from the Cape of Good Hope,
arrived here to-day, with forty days later news. Re-
newed hosities had taken place between the Catlre
chiefs and the English authorities and it is stated that
the Hottentots also wavering in their loyalty Sew
eral engagements had taken place between the Cares
and the native allies of the English, in most OF which
the Cares victorious. The most prompt measures
were taken by the English Governor, and II is stated
that he would soon be at the head OF 10000 men.
On the 23d inst. 5000 Cares attacked the Coonsts
near Fort Ham, and were repulsed with 100 killed
They afterwards made several unsuccessful attacks and
the 7th of the month, in attack on Fort Beau
FORT the Rebel chief Henranus his son. and number OF
his people, were killed.
ST. LOUIS March 81.
Tickets Jenny Lind's third concert brought this
morning five dollars premium average. Nearly
all the seats are taken There is great excitement and
the city is full of strangers hear the bewitehng
Swede.
From present appearances. her stay with us may be
prolonged and it is her intention to visit Nashville and
Louisville on her way to Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
Secretary Corwin is very sick.
A telegraph despatch TO the War Department announ-
ces the death of Breve Major General Geo. NJ Brooke,
at San Antonio, Texas.
New York March D. 8 P. Nj.
The Ohio, from Chagres, with the California mails,
hundred and fifty passengers, and $500 900 in gold
dust arrived this morning.
Arrival of the Arctic.
NEW YORK. March "a. 8 p. NJ.
The steamship Arctic from Liverpool arrived yester-
day morning with full mails and English papers the
Sth. She brings fifteen passengers-among them MIR.
John Munroe, bearer of dispatches from the United
! Cta in and of
dispatches from our legation in Paris
ENGLAND.-Lord John RUSSELL on resuming the reins
of government, made statements in the House of
Commons the 9TH Of the features in his policy.
His Lordshp proposes to repeal the income tax, which
yields between five and six hundred thousand and 10 i'm
pose duty corn which would cost the country three
times that amount In regard to the ecclesiastical titles
BILL it determined to strike out the under clause which
renders invalid all deeds executed under the prohibited
style and title and the third clause by which property
left and conveyed to persons bearing their illegal titles
is forfeited TO the crown.
A letter from Kossuth has been received in London
relative to the Hungarian refugees which shows that
when those left Shumla they did with the inten-
ton of going to America In this letter Kossuth ex-
presses wish that Mr.. Pulszk may exert himself with
the view that those people be sent America and to
prevent them from living aims which would be degra-
ding themselves and to the they had been enga
ged in.
SWEDEN AND NoRwAY.-The student outbreak at
Stockholm, it is said, had particular bearing but
rotous festival, which combatted by the pc
lice socialist outbreak in Norway, however, near
the town of Levenmer, more serious. Out Of this
mobs of several days and the authorities
saulted Tho military force had to be called out to put
down the riot.
PRussIA.-Our advces from Berlin informs us of the
arrival of an Austrian despatch, in which vague and
unsatisfactory is given TO the late PussIaI pro-
position Its stated that this despatch has confirmed
the Prussan in its resolution insist its
rights and to prefer return 10 the old diet 10 any
satisfactory arrangement OF the Danubian prncpali-
ties
Letters from Bucharest Of the 18th u state that the
troops Of Russia and Turkey will evacuate the princi
palties after this The Sultan is resolved to
oppose with force of attempted occupation of
the prncipalities on the part of Russia.
RoME.-The recent story of plot to assassinate the
Pope turns out to have been invention OF old
man who lived servant at the house of Rev. Bas
sett Protestant clergyman.
SwIrzERLANp.-The Federal Council of Switzer-
land has revoked the decree of july 184S which made
it obligatory for the receive and harbor pot
cal fugtves. They have also confirmed late decree
enjoinirg confinement and expulsion of fugtves.
TURKEY.-Our advices from Sirama to the 18th.
The Island of Samar has surrendered to the Sultan.
The leaders of the nsurrecton will be given to the
Turkish officers. The question OF the Hungarian refu
gees at Kahuyeth has been definitely arranged. The
Emperor of Austria has granted full and entire amnesty
to those refugees condition that they shall declare
that they will not make any attempt TO re-enter Hun
gary Eight Of them, however, are excepted and arc
to remain till further ordered Among those Kos
suth and Count Bathyhany.
DENMARK-Iti is stated that convention has been
concluded between Austria and Denmark.
IxDIA-The Bombay Telegraph and Courier reports
that the cotton crop Of the present expected
produce 300 900 bales, being third than last
year. About 1880 persons have of late died of cholera
Bombay. The mortality of the month for the Island
of Bombay is nearly 5000. A confagraton occurred
at Rangoon on the 2Sth of December which nearly
initiated the CITY 1t is estimated that at least 900
houses utterly destroyed 1t extended two miles
in breadth and mile in length. In its rapid progress
il communicated to cargoboats, loading with in
hamabe goods of great value; from there 1t extended
the shipping in the river. Nine vessels, of which five
had completed their loading, were burned to the waters
edge. The custom house blew up with tremendous
explosion spreading death and destruction far and
In fact with the exception of few huts, moi
house remains Of the large and thriving of RAN
COON.
New York March "a, s P. NJ.
The steamship Prometheus, from San Francisco,
Havana, and Chagres arrived this morning. She made
the run from Havana in four DAYS anc eight hours. She
brings three hundred and twenty-five passengers, who
have about half a million in gold. She left seventyfve
passengers Havana, who proceeded to New Orleans
in the steamship Georgia the 18TH The Falcon also
sailed the same day
The Prometheus on Monday spoke the United States
steamer Saranac off Moro Castle-all WELL The health
Of San Juan good.
HIS Majesty, the King of the Mosquito Islands, was
staying on board of her Britanc Maesty's schooner
Bermuda.
New ORLEANS March "a, 8 P. NJ.
Later advces have been received from Yucatan.
The country still in deplorable condition. fear
ul conspiracy had been discovered at Merida where
had been determined all the inhabitants and
burn the town. 1t was, however frustrated.
An Impostor.
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