Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

settling the point of eligibility any but Christians
seat in Parliament.
Rosas arrived at Queenstown on Friday.
A new line Of steamers to the coast Of Africa via
Madrid aud Plymouth is annouced commence in Sep
TENDER.
Another searching expedition is about to sail
The protest OF the heirs Of Louis Philippe agains
the conseatiou Of their property heard before the
court first inst in Paris. Messrs. Poiet and Berr
ger, counsel Of the Orleans family. The project o.
Seine on behalf Of the President protested against the
Jurisdiction Of the court. Matter postponed until Tues
day.
Political exiles will hereafter be sent to England
Spain
Prince Paul of Wertembure. died in Paris on Thurs
day night. Marshal Gerard died on Saturday.
The French budget shows deficiency of forty mil
lions Of francs.
Squadron fitting cruise the Mediterranean as
school practice.
Vienna dates the l4th that exchange Lon
don has fallen lonr per CENT in consequence of invest.
ments made in Austrian funds, chiefly Dutch account
Earl Derby stated Tuesday that the Lords had no
intention Of altering present grades.
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY
NEW YORK Nav g.
The Crescent City brings 81, 600 Oc0 in freight and
$1,000 in the hands Of 100 passengers. She left Aspn
wall the 22d and brings California mails Of the 9th
by the Golden Gate
Passengers came over the railroad from Buena Vista
the road is completed within twelve miles of Cor
gona Passengers 60 from Aspnwail to Gorgona in
one day.
On Tuesday she passed the Eldorado and Nevada;
among the passengers the Archbishop of Calfor-
mia, Van Worries, Secretary of State, Ewing and
Floods entirely subsided. Business improving. Yield
Of gold is immense.
Adyices from all the mining sections arc extremely
encouraging.
determination has been declared by the whites Of
Klamath against the Indians. party of settlers and
miners surrounded their lodges Indian Ferry, des-
troyed the ranch and killed thirty forty Indians.
private letter states that duel would take place
on the morning of the 9th between A. c. Peachy,
member Assembly. James
United States navy.
Gen. Anderson has been appointed Judge of the su
preme court in place Of Lyons. resigned, and Alexan
der Wells 10 the fourth judgeship.
Honolulu dates to the 10Th of March have been re-
ceved The papers filled with accounts of an erup-
ton Of Muna Soa Mountain. The altitude of the erup-
ton is ten thousand feet above the level Of the
Late accounts represent that the Pacific whaling feet
lad done well this spring
New York, MAY 3.
The United States ship Vincennes which arrived at
San Francisco the 4h, from Astoria reports the loss
IF the schooner Julia, the mouth of the Columbia
Lives all saved
Gov. Bgler sent message to the Legislature recon-
nendng appropriation of money for the relief of
and emlgrants.
The boundary commissioners left on the Golden Gate
They intend the plains by way Of the ella and
he Rio Grande complete the survey.
The late floods have left rich harvests for the miners
Emigration from the cities has commenced. including
arge parties OF Chinese. At Valencia party turned
lp lump OF nearly pure gold, weighing twentyeight
POUNDS Sonora earth yields three hundred per cent
more abundantly than ever.
The schooner Sierra Madre, which sailed from San
francisco for the month of the Colorado with detach
nent Of soldiers under Capt Andrews, has not been
leard FROM and is supposed tc be lost
Great numbers OF passengers waiting fol- sailing
essels TO Acapulco, many Of them in great distress.
An express had arrived with intelligence that both
of the Mexican Congress had rejected the Te
treaty on the 9TH of April
The mines Of Choco exciting great interest at
Panama. They situated great water course on
he Gulf Of Daren, which is to be made nayigable
Dysentery. of violent type, prevails at Panama.
Adyices from Peru state that Gen. Flores had taken
possession Of the city Of Guayaqul