Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-04-10
MAIL BREVITIES.

u new distillery is IN the process OF erection at
Edinburgh, johnson county, Indiana which will consume
three hundred bushels of corn day.
O- A public dinner is to be given to Hon. Hamilton
Fish, the new Senator from New York, at the Astor
House, which it is said he will define his position
D->Hon. Robert NJ. McLane, of Baltimore declines
being candidate for Congress.
G' George H. Sargent has been appointed Surveyor
General for Iowa and Wisconsin, vice Booth, removed
G5 John S. Newman, S. w. Parker, and D. Hollo.
way, spoken of Wing candidates for Congress in
the 4th district.
I7 Col. Nave, Henry Secrest, o. p Davis, John G
Davis, and G. F. Cookery, are mentioned as candi.
dates for Congress in the Terre Haute district
C- Mr. Benz. Satterthwaite, of Hickste notoriety.
is lecturing in Eaton on the New Era which he saws
Just at hand and is destined revolutonize Church
and State. We suppose Benjamin will do it up strong
WEST INDIA MAILs.-The New York Post says that
arrangements have been made by Major Hobbie, with
the British Consul Havana by which he will forward
by English steamers letters from this country to any
part of the West India Islands.
T- A young man named Willard has been arrested
at Belfast, Allegheny county, New York, charged with
clerk in the Post Office, and various known
to have been puroined from letters were found in his
possession.
GTCol. Hendrick B. Wright, who the Dem
Ocratc candidate for Congress- in the LuZerne, Coum-
bia Wyoming and Montour District, in October last
and was defeated by small vote, by Col. Henry NJ.
Fuller, the Wing candidate, has announced his intention
the election and has believe served the
usual notice upon his former competitor.
C-The New York Mirror never said better or truer
thing than this: snow with all due respect to Senator
Seward, H. B. Stanton and James Watson Webb we
regard the fanatic who thinks he abolish Slavery
and keep the South in the Union, worse than luna
tic-as a criminal and a traitor"
" Hon. Henry Clay has been received with much
at Havana. The Captain General invited
him the Palace, and the Conde de Penalver invited
him a musical soree. He was STAYING at Madame
Almy's. He was to leave for New Orleans in about
three weeks.
- The of California gold received at the port
of New York. from the first of the present year up to
this time is about S1l 600 O00
- The entire length of finished railroads in the Uni
ted States is said to be thousand six hundred and
eighteen miles BY the end of the ensuing year there
will be completed over twelve thousand six hundred
miles. which, if extended in ne would reach half
round the globe.
THE BosToN FUGITIVE REscuERs.-The Common
wealth says that the Grand Jury has found bills of ndc
ment against all the rescuers' but ore. Government
has retained Rufus Choate in these cases. 1t is evident
that Elizur Wright editor of the Commonwealth, is
the who has escaped.
PoLYGLorIc-The visitors to the Worlds Fair will
the following inscription the walls of the Crystal
Palace:
" Das rauchen wird nicht erlaubt.
" ii nest permiS de fuTneT.
" Non permeeso di uslare.
No es perntiido fumar
+" Mao he permiitldo fuTnar.
" No smoking allowed"