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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
Union County,.

The following resolutions adopted at the late
Convention in Union County:
ResoIued That this meeting express their high
fdenee in the Administration OF Joseph A. Wright,
Governor of Indiana and recommend him candidate
for denomination for this Office by the State Convention
RESOLVED, That We the democracy Of Union county,
ever ehershng the principles OF cur party and oil
freedom recommend the State Convention the pro-
prety Of affirming time honored principles found
ed on the National welfare and inalienable rights OF
mankind as the platform Of our party.
Resolred That we do not believe the doctrine promul-
gated by some men, that there is dcrance between
the wings and democrats national questions but on
the contary, that whggery still as in the
days Of Jackson-n favor OF high protective tarh a
consolidated form Of Government, National Bank and
other measures equally injurious to the permanency oi
orr Institutions and the civil liberty Of the individual
-citzens all Of which the democracy opposed to in
principle and practice.
ResoIred. That recommend the Legislature TO use
ali necessary economy their expenditures and in the
salaries Of officers making their pay such to ensure
the services of coed men, and nothing
Res0ircd, That hereby request Senator and
Representative in the State Legislature tn use their
influence against raising the salaries Of officers above
-what tssey are, unless their remuneration is not
lusf and adequate their labors-
Resolred, That copy Of the above resolutions be
Transmitted by the Secretary Senator and Repre-.
sentative in the.Legislaurc-
On a1oton, the meeting adjourned sine die
ID. TRIMBLY, Chairman. :
WILLIAM HEWITT, Secretary
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From New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.-ONE WEEK LATER
FROM EUROPE.
New York Jan. IS,

New York Jan. IS, s P. M.
Cotton has declined ! on lower descriptions. The
grain market has been lively; in the absence Of
supplies any extent, great rmncss has been mani
tested by holders although the demand has not been
tensive for any article. Good quality oil flour has
advanced Sd to Sd per Dbl and red wheat I'd per bushe
Indiana neglected. Tallow active but declining.
Beef depressed and stock Of American pork exhausted
Bacon arriving freely hut dull. Lard firm with
sales or 600 tons at 42a43-Ss Sd for fine. Cheese
quiet and butter more active.
London money market easy-no change in bullion
slow in demand and gold abundant. The Bank Of
England having reduced IFS rates to q per cent has
caused better feeling in change. Consols for money
and account closed at 90a97-market auctuating.
Foreign exchange unaltered.
The prime minister given place in the Cabinet
in order to proptiate the people Of Englaad The Lon
don News says conclusvely indicates the existence Of
treachery, the part of members Of the English
Cabinet-that conspiracy would seem toexst between
in daring the OF Vienna TO sacrifice Lord
Pamerston, apparently, that closer alliance may be
formed between England and Austria. On the other
hand the London Times says the very last act OF Lord
Pslmerston was to express. his unqualified Appreciation
Of Lsuis Napoleon's cap defaf
The London Chronicle states that all sorts OF reports
aaoat Ike resgnnent Of members OF The Cabi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, s p. NJ
HoUsE.-Mr. Briggs presented resolution of the
council of New York, rendering the Government
site for mint in that city
SENATE,-The Chair laid before the Senate the report
of the Secretary OF War, communicating the number
and names of the persons in the employment OF that de-
partment and also the report OF the expenses of the
National armory, both of which ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Fish prcsented petition of the New York State
Colonization Society," praying for the establishment of
line of mail between the United States and the
West Coast of Africa, which referred to the m
mittee on naval affairs.
Mr.. Sumner offered resolution directing an inquiry
the expediency of abolishng spirit rations the
navy and increasing the monthly pay of enlisted men,
which laid over.
Mr.. Clark introduced a joint resolution declaring
adherence the present long established policy of the
United States Government, against all entanging ALI
with foreign governments. &c., which ordered
to be printed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
LAWS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
[BY AUTHO RITY.l

in dct for the government of the Indiana Hospital for
the Insane, and the care Of the Insane IN Indiana.
PREAMBLE.
WHEREAS BY taking effect Of present
Of Associate Judge is abolished:
mission Of patents into The Hospital for The Insane.
ASD wsEhs s Am smeeersy sa making necessary that
SECTION by General assembly Of the State Of
Indiana That there qa he Commissioners of the Indiana
General Assembly, and three of whom be determined by lot
shall and The Other three four from the day
When during the Of The General Assem-
shall by the General Assembly The
elected by the General Assembly shall the residue
cancy Provided person holding Office of Tus
Tee either Of the benevolent institutions OF the State shall here
Hospital Provided horer That those of the present Commits
lions shall such Commissioners until they shall
have served four from the dates Of their respective
The Commissioners before the dues Of their office
shall severay Affirmation faithfully and mpaialy
The laws IN force reans to said Hospital And II
don the compensation allowed by law
per each going and returning
meetings Commissloners estimated by the d.
SIC The Commissioner shall sied with the general
sa the Of the S
To the laws iorce and such bylaws US they may establish as
the patients and Hospitals and TO appoint Maon and such Asst
needed for the efcsni and economical
Of institution They SHALL their bylaws prescribe the duties
salaries except as Otherwise provided by Jaw
may pleasure remove from office any ocer Of aiG su-
Superintendent they the Supen
eden for ncompeency wn neglect refusal 10 discharge
his duties for misconduct bis part which might
render improper for him TO continue longer said Office
SEC Two Of The Commissioners shall visit the Hospital to-
geher monthly majority them semiannuay and all
ogeher shall make least visit during The
meeting shall be held on the
second Tuesday OF November.
SEC T. The Commissioners shall keep full account Of their
proceedings book be provided for that The officers
the shs make the they
may time require; Superintendent and
shall seveay make full reports them neir annual meeng
and the Commissioners that meeting shall make full report TO
the General Assembly accompanying the with the annual
por OF he and Treasn
sEc5 The Commissioners may and hold for the
Hospital amy lands conveyed devised any other
given bequeahed TO be applied 10 any pur
pose wi he :
The shall be the OF the
Hospital and shall collect ell It's debts and for any neglect viola
ton ci duty he and his suees shall be liable other casea
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Mr. Fish presented petition from E. K. Collins and
associates relative to the Atlantic mail service
Mr.. Clemens reported bill allowing John R. Jones
10 locate lands, which was considered and ordered
third roaming.
Mr.. Borland introduced bill granting land to Ar
kansas aid in the construction of railroads; also
bill granting the Hot Springs in Arkansas to that State
Mr. Mallory resumed his remarks on the subject OF
logging in the navy.
HoUsE-Various bills were introduced by general
consent; among them one by Mr.. Fowler regulating
the mileage of members, which was referred to the
committee on mleagej and one by Mr. Faulkner es-
tabsh board for the settlement of accounts against
the United States, which referred TO the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. Moore of Louisiana introduced bill making an
appropriation for the removal Of the raft in Red river
Mr. Mace introduced Joint resolution for amend
the Constitution Of the United States making
United States Senator's elective by the people.
Mr. Yates introduced bill making an appropriation
for the Improvement of the navigation Of the Illinois
ver and moved its reference to the committee roads
and canals
Mr. Walsh called for the yeas and nays believing this
to be test question 1t decided in the affirmative
by vote of 113 to 20.
Mr. McLiby introduced bill giving several States
the proceeds of certain lands for the support of the nd.
gent insane.
Mr. Coneer asked leave to introduce joint resolution
decaratory of the laws of nations in reference the
doctrine of nonnterventon, and the of the Gov
eminent and people of the United States relation
the interference Of Russia in the affairs of Hungary but
objection made.
bill explanatory of the bounty land of 1850 was
then taken up
Mr. Tuck opposed it as unnecessary.
Mr. Durham moved an amendment, making land war
rants assignable.
Under certain rules, the morning hours having cx-
PRED the bill laid aside and other business
was disposed of.
fitting up for the Of the library, pass
ed, when the House adjourned.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is

WASHINGTON, JAM l3, p. NJ.
SENATE.-Mr. Underwood introduced bill for the
purchase of the stock owned by individuals in the Louis
vile and Portland Canal.
The resolution relative to the printing was
taken up when Mr. Bright took the floor in favor of its
passage.
HoUsE.-Mr Harris, from the judiciary committee.
against the Government by the Heads of Department
and Senators and Representatives during their Of
Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Jan. 10, s P. NJ.

BUFFALO, Jan. ~, z. NJ.
The large brick block, corner of Cain and Eagle
destroyed by fire this morning, and also three brick
buildings Main street and Eagle street. The
loss is estimated at $50 900.
Aaron Bean, daguerreotypst. who was watching
with the corpse of his child in the house Eagle ST.,
smothered to death. His wife and daughter, who
sleeping in another chamber, were rescued. The
walls of the building fell in, killing man named Ar
chbald w. c. Smith, agent for the Hartlrod Insurance
Company, and inurng German fireman very serious
ly. Possibly there others beneath the ruins. The
buildings destroyed occupied by p. Drought Co..
Miss Young, Elias w Palmer, and several lawyers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

years dsraiion, shall peferssos
chroai, O. e. when or more than one
years duration presenting the moot favorable prospect CT
Sd ThO.s for whom applications have been the ongts,
tih Each eess os b a. s ,i h y, . -
OF sound discretion necessary give preference
en cases om one county over chrome eases from another
sEe 20 When patient discharged from the hospital
file with the Clerk OF the Circuit Cou certificate setting
forth the OF the disease and such and sugge
esriies the Clerk ,Rs m%sdsseiy transmit eoPs
nsrse sunenuesea by me seal Of The Circuit Court TO the
had in all when the certificate Of tie examining ON
SHOULD any insane person elope from the Hospital
% h. IS. &c tSoss qm n, whence ne was %
fed b the sersendent forthwith sPPshs1d him ana take
Steward of the Hospital by order OF the Superintendent the
MISCELLANEOUS PRoeIsfbSs.
provisions of this act shall be follows:
dollars per day To the medical witness aeeompsHyns the o
Gers on Their or his visit to the alleged to be
CURED section dollars per day To
s.s' the ds % S S
ices s tb arc sowoa os law oG me IKE services IN other
TO and from the Superintendent whiLh Clerk required
nqu.iion same fees as are allowed BY law for ike se
vices in other patient hospital OF
removing theeirom upon Clerk
going and returning at the rate OF eight cents mill and m
from the Hospital To each assistant allowed by the Clerk
mile going returning The computation in both instances
TO be made from the the Hospital
route To other dischargng the duties Sheriff
by this provided the allowed
the Sheriff. and TO the assistants of such the
herein allowed 10 the assistant Of the Sheriff. The
specified in this section shall be paid the county
of the county the certificate Of the Clerk and the
order Of the County Auditor.
SEC. -. When person confined insane writ
of ha6as be issued as in other his discharge
and the question OF insanity shall be decided hearing
decision OF insanity shall operate bar the issuing
another writ ProriStd hoirsUCr, That when patient is admit
the Hospital trial his had
writ trial shah be had another within the period
three months from the Gate Of the first.
80 No part shall he Construed
change the laws heretofore relation
completion of said hospital and the Of the hopiaf
grounds the work materials there
for the paying for such materials
the shall all particulars be done according the law here
oore IN force relation thereto shall the
affect the officers
depending in favor Of said Hospital.
SEC. 81 When officer of the Institution required
bylaws Of the Commissioners bond with security
faithful performance duties, payable
TO the Indiana Hospital for tie upon such
such Commissioners may prescribe
35 The Superintendent shall be bound appear
testify any court this STATE a civil
Lien thereof his deposition be taken and read evidence
| the Trial.
src. 30. This shall and aud after
is passage and publication.
mo. w DAVIS
Speaker Of the House of Representative
JAMES IT, LANE,
PresheRi Of the Senate.
Approved January IS, 1859:
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
fTur g.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Washin gton.


Senate not in session to-day. The House met
al, however, and went into committee of the whole
the private Calender. Six bills presented, includ
ing authorizing the payment Of interest to the State
Of New Hampshire for advances made to the United
States in repeng the invasion and suppressng the in
surrection at Indian Stream in that State. The
mttec then rose. The House adjourned until Monday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, ia

BALTIMORE, JAM IA, p.
The southwestern railroad convention assembled in
New Orleans on the 9th inst. Delegates from Misss-
sipp, Missouri, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Virginia. Texas, and Louisiana, in
dance. Elk. Gov. Morton, of louisiana was elected
President. The first day was spent in organization,
selection of committees, and general interchange of
views.
Gov. Foote arrived New Orleans the 9th inst,
route to jackson, where he naugerated on the
Sth.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From New York.

New YohK, Jan. 49, sP. M.
The evidence in the Forrest case will be concluded
tomorrow.
Ole Bull came passenger in the Asia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, ia

CINCINNATI, Jan. 16.
Great preparations making to receive Kossuth.
banquet at the Burnett House; tickets limited to
81 90, and will be ready for delivery this evening. De-
posts have been made in advance Tor about loo more
Gen. w. o. Butler, Gen. Allen, Gov. Wright and sew.
eral other distinguished men have been invited.
The Burnet House and other public buildings are to
be illuminated on the night of his arrival.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, Jan. Is.
SESATE.-Mr. Clemens presented the joint resolution
Of the Legislature of Alabama expressive Of the sent
Of policy of the United States with regard
the affairs of foreign nations. They urge that the
policy Of the United States is TO encourage relations Of
smiiy with all nations. #
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10, P. M.
The weather is very cold. Thermometer at a. m
IA deg. below River very full of floating ce and
navigation entirely suspended at all points
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Boston,.


BosroN, Jan. 16.
Legislature in Convention to-day elected Charles B.
Hull of Haverhill, State Treasurer, and General
Walker, OF North Brookvlle, State Secretary. The
following gentlemen elected overseers of Harvard
College: Caleb Cushing, John G.. Palirey Robert C
Winthrop Gcorge Briggs, Daniel Walword, A. L.
Stone, Sheriff; James Porter, Rodney A. Miller, and
Plinney Merrick
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From New York.
New YoRK. Jan. 10. sP M.

New YoRK. Jan. 10, SP. M
The Cambridge belonging to Baltimore,
which left Fredericksburg, Va, on Tbusrday of last
week Tor this city, ashore the mouth of the Rap
pahannock river, and last accounts, she high
and dry. There several passengers aboard, in
gard to whose fate great anxiety is felt They are
believed he safe The boat it is feared will he a to-
tai loss She cost $50 900 and is partially insured
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.
Weather this morning two degrees colder than it has
been this season. Thermometer III degrees below
at o'clock. Steamer Memphis arrived this morning
boat left Ice in the river very heavy, and it will
soon close. Markets very dull no transactions of mo-
mcnt, and prices nominally unchanged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Pittsburgh
PITTsBURCH, Jan. 10.

IliisDOhOh3 Jan. 10.
Weather extremely cold-12 dgrees below this
morning; heavy storm yesterday,
inches on the ground No boats up or down. return
ed Californian Of New Brighten Penn, had his carpet
bag containing So 000 stolen this morning his arrival
at.the Allegheny depot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

nc<S@MANY PERSONS SAY they have tried almost
W. remedy that has been recommended
they better than when they commenced he and they
have confidence any thing that cure Salt
Rheum Erspeas aud all similar humors. We would say those
that there remedy that yet has failed curing
those diseases II upon entirely different principle
thing offered for iheB throws Tumor Of the blood
through the skn, which The only channel through which the
be entirely freed from them. II you will try you will
say Of have by the others for il will you.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Baltim ore.
BALTIMORE, Jan

BALTIMORE Jan. 10, P. M.
The Wing State Convention Of North Carolina, to
nominate candidates for Governor and Lient Governor
and delegates to the National Convention, meets in
Raleigh the Goth Of April.
The snow foot deep here to-day.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Jan. 10, S P. NJ.
The Branch Bank of Virginia, at Portsmouth, was
entered last night and robbed Of SIS, 900,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Boston.

BOSTON, Jan. Is, +. NJ.
The House Of Delegates to-day elected Gov. Bout
well Of the candidates to be up for Governor
The vote stood-Boutwell 200, Winthrop 1884,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 10. SIP. NJ.

LOUISVILLE, JAM IL, 0 T. NJ,
Weather more moderate. Thermometer at p. m.
four deg below coal boot sunk at Iron Banks,
owned by Shaw, McClosky & Devoe. Another boat,
Of II 900 bushels, belonging Simpson & Owen, and
destined for New Orleans sunk at landing on Fri
day last.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Trenton.

The Legislature met to-day. In Senate, John Man.
chosen President Samuel A Allen, Secretary.
In the House, John Hughes, Speaker, David Nave,
Clerk. All democrats.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

Gov Kossuth is expected to arrive tonight from An
napolis and probably proceed Harrisburg tomorrow
morning.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

We learn Crom Washington that Signor De La Rosa,
Mexican minister, has resigned his official position in
consequence OF i'll health He took leave of the Pres
dent yesterday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

49, ETERNAL VIGILANCE IS THE PRICE OF LIB
W. ERTY." Twenty FIVE price Of bottle Of
Perry Davis Pain Killer. Lo lie by Merchants generally.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
Approved January IS, 1859:
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT

TuE STATE OF INDIANA,
Office of Secretary Of state,
l. Charles H. Test Secretary of State
tfy that the foregoing is tu complete COPY of
rolled act on file in my office.
In witness whereof, l have my hand and
H. S. affixed the seal Of STATE Indians this 10Th
uary, A. d. 1852.
CHARLES II. TEST,
81.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.

From the Louisville and Madison Papersl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

a FARM FOR sALE.-An improved Farm Of $40 acres OF
land OF the cleared aud $50 acres
under ence large orchard Of cuvaied fruit frame
barn 10 hy 40 coed hewed DO dwelling the farm IL
with living springs u - eight miles west OF In
danapos Indianapolis Rockville fankoad and within
miles of the Central Plank and Terre Haue Rail
road
For further and apply the subscriber az
Terre TIauie. or 10 Mark Collins on The premises
Jas II ts59 ian22wy BRIDGET COLLINS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

M oLAssEs-sO received AID ss ss.s BY
M aags BLYTHE q HOLLAND
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NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs-sealsdP Proposals viii be
ceiyed by the Board Of Directors Of The Clinton Draw Bridge
Company the counting of r. Whtcomb q Co, in Cn
ton county, Indiana until the i2h Of February next
for the building Draw Bridge Tie wabash River al the
town Of Clinton
and small abuinens or cafsfone
containing about $40 cubic yards The sueruefue,
plan similar Longs viii be 56i feet loe ras tPe
ccaiions terms Of payment e together wish a necessary M
formation, will be given ey me Directors Al The ase Of receiving
~ Wabash
Canal Office, IN Terre Hssse time peylou to
Inc le,;ex WIN KiLE President
W.. p Do.r Secretary janis
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From Baltimore.

BALrIMoRE, Jan. l3, s
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in fct for the government Of the Indiana Hospital for
the Insane, and the Of the Insane in Indiana.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-03-04
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL,
CONGRESS.

The only exciting question which has
interfered with the monotory of this body,
is personal and abusive debate which
occurred in the Senate between Mr.. Rhett
ofthis State, and Mr. Clemens of Ala
1t seems to be universally admitted that
Mr.. G. was to be blamed. The following
brief dispatch to the daily papers gives
sufficient explanation of the matter:
WAsHINGroN, Feb. %.
In the Senate, Clemens continued his
reply to Rhett and was very severe and
personal.
Rhett replied, stating that he expected
further calumny: that he would not fight
a duel, being and having been member
Of the church for the last twenty years.
He would not, however, be diverted from
the great cause ofState Rights because of
persecution. He repeated his charge a.
gainst Clemens, to bargain with the Wings
to obtain his election.
Clemens rejoined, expressing surprise
that protesting christian could murder
reputation.